The Morning Democrat from Davenport, Iowa • 1

DAVENFORT DEMOCRAT i.VlIiY AND WEEKLY DAILY DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT. WHOLESALE HOUSES. rllCHAROSON Ed! ton aad Proprietor. MAIB BTEET, SEAS BEOOSD. IilOIIAItUSON BK08 THE GREATEST GrOOD TO TIIK OIIEATkt NTTmTTvTiT PUOPlt I KT( )HN Dally, delivered la city, per year Dally, delivered in city, par week.

ally, to nail aobecrtbers, per year Dally, to mall subscribers, per mix bobuu. 9.flU Eighteenth Year. Davenport, Iowa, Thursday, August 14, 1873. Terms 9.00 S. BIOBABMOW.

I. I. BicsAmiMoa. IVI, FRIEND hnlesale Irenler. 1st LADIES' AND GENTS' I sume their efforts in behalf of the hospi- EUCI HOSPITAL.

Official Paper of City and County MEDICAL EDUCATIONAL EDGEW0RTH SCHOOL DEATH OV HIRAM Regretfully do we announce the death of our venerable friend Hiram Miller, who departed this life at "River View VYISHART'S PINE TREE CORDIAL Furnishing Goods NOTIONS, WHITE GOOeS. UMBRELLAS, BUCK GOODS Am. tai, aauing lis powenui influence tor its increased usefulness. Of Mercy Hopi'al we need not say more than that it is a noble institution well founded stoutly supported and endowed by the county and city authorities; by the medical profession round about by the peopie, without regard to nationality or sect endorsed by all who love sweet charity and believe in true benevolence, Even as we are all liable to need minister ing care in sickness even as we would seek for the alleviation of human pain and suffering, so let us with overflowing hearts and willing hands labor for the up building and the upholding forever of Mercy Hospital. Groceries for the millions at Wm.

Walker's. German Colost Flannels and Yarns at Hewitt's. A UVICK VIHE. Several Frame Bolldlnz Loea, 83.Suo. About eight o'clock this morning flames were discovered issuing from a small barn in the rear of J.

G. Shorey's house, on the corner of Seventeenth and Harrison. A crowd soon collected, and Mr. Shorey who was working on a house near Brady street, and neighbors who soon arrived, used buckets with considerable dexterity. The flames soon spread to the pump factory adjoining, and as everything was very dry the buildings burned like tinder.

In spite of all the efforts of those on the spot, the buildings were soon in ruins. Tbe neighboring of Mr. Sborey and Mr. Maguire, wero in great danger for a time, and it was onlj by the most strenuous efforts that they were saved from de struction. As it was, all the furniture was removed, and the trees and outside of the buildings were badly scorched.

While the building) were burning, a large crowd assembled, and about a hundred water works trench diggers, working on Harri son street, quit work and rendered what assistance was in their power. No alarm was sounded down town, and but few people below the bluff knew of the fire. Prof. Sheldon rang tho College bell, but few knew what it wa9 ringing for. No fire companies turnoj out, but a number of from the Hamburg Hook and Ladder Company, with buckets and hooks came over and rendered some assist ancj.

The buildings destroyed were the pump factory, barn and outhouse all ba- longing to J. G. Shorey. Tbe total loss amounts to about $3,600 on the factory and machinery $3,000 on pump ma terial, consisting of five hundred pump handles, 500 buckets and other stuff in the factory, $400 on the barn $150 on the outhouse $25. The machinery was totally ruined, but the boiler was not in jured.

Tho factory and contents were in sarcd for $2,000, in the Home, of Columbus, aad Imperial, of London, Hartwell's agency. The cause of the Cre is a mystery. There had n.o work been done in the factory for seven months there was no fire the house, and no one was near the barn when the fire started. Either it was the work of an incendiary, or a spark caught in the straw in the barn. Neck wear at Ryan'.

Yeoetables, fruit, choice and fresh, at Walker's. Slmmer goods at less tban cost, to make room for fall stock. Grenadines 15 cento, worth 40 cents per yard. Lawns, Percales, Jap Silka, Millinery Goods, and Linen very cheap, at Streeper'b. Personal.

We received a call this morning from Mr. A. Veazie, the energetic representative of the celebrated perfumery house of 2T. O. Vosburgh Rochester, N.

Y. As the reputation of this firm stands deservedly high for the production of perfumery unexcelled in quality, and as Mr. Veazie is prepared to produce samples which challenge competition with the finest European articles, feel confident that he will secure a large share of our city patronage. A magnificent display of Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, and a thousand and one choice articles, at Dcrfee's. Passed Away.

In another column will be fouud tbe announcement of the death of Mrs. Catharine Hoffman, at the advanced ago of over 90 years. She was widow of the late Col. Wm. Hoffman, gallant officer of the American army.who saw fighting in Mexico and Texas.

The deceased was a most estimable and woitby lady, one who had seen and experienced all the changes, sorrows, and pleasures incident in a lifetime of such unusual length. After a life well and worthily spent, and after having long outlived her day and generation, she fails gently asleep. KVEKY FAMILY DESIROUS) OP having a queen, will be sure to have one using Richard's Queen Baking Powder. Arrived by express Fall styles silk hats as Ryan's. He is prepared now for customers.

We advise all who wish to see a large and beautiful assortment of furniture, to call at the Mishawaka Furniture Store, and take a look Tbe goods cannot be surpassed in the United States. An acquisition of the modern languages with the usual branches of a liberal Eng education, is now a desideratum for every young lady, and we do not know place where such a curriculum can be more satisfactorily obtained for oar daughters than at Edgeworth School, 673 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. The English department being under finished scholars, and the modern languages taught by lady professors, natives of France and Germany. Tea! Tea! Tea! The ever popular grocerymen, Graham Miner, have just received an immense stock which they selling at mirvelously even prices. Call at the store and examine them.

Citt Hacks. Lorton Brco. are now ready with the finest hacks in the city, to attend to all orders left at their stable, on Third street, between Brady and Main, or the corner of 2d and Brady. None but careful drivers are eroDloyeri. Kansas Products at thk Scott Cous-tt Faib.

A Touzalin, General Agent of Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Railroad, writes Secretary McNeil, he wants room atjthe Scott County Fair Grounds for a large display "of the products of the soil along the line of that railroad. The Secretary will see that ample accommodations are furnished, and rare exhibition of Kansas products may expected as a prominent feature of the coming fair. It to by by to St. THE CITY. TUB ClITW I FJItlEF.

Another hot day. Tbe wAtei-works commenced putting in the LjdranU to-day. Onions are comlnK into market slowly, with prices at $1 and 1.10. Messrs. Robert Sickles and, El.

A. Day, returned from the East this morning. The regular monthly sociable occurred at the Baptist church last evening. After to-morrow, the 15i.h, you can shoot prairie chicken in any part of Iowa or Illinois. Yesterday afternoon twenty car load of cedar telegraph poles passed through on the C.

R. going west. Professor Olney, professor of mathe matics in the Ann Arbor, Lniver sity, has been spending several days in the city. The examination of James Messenger, charged with the killing ot Joe Wilson will take place on Saturday, it having bten adjourned from to-day. The round house, which the It.

I. P. Company are building in Rock Island will have stalls for forty-two locomotives. Twenty stalls will be ready for use before winter. An immense excursion numbering over one thousand people, came into Rock Is land to-day from Piano, and other points.

Ten cars were crowded. Hundreds visited this city during the after noon. The steamer Allcx Mitchell arrived here this noon with a large load of passengers and freight. This is the first down boat since Monday. The steamers have con siderable trouble in getting along over the shallow water, and no attempt is made at bring on time.

On Friday, July 20, a man named Henry Doose jumped otf a train at Marquette street, and was terribly injured, lioih legs and one arm were amputated. His certain death was thought then to be merely a matter of time, it being declared by the physicians that ho could not survive. But now he is neirly well, can sit in a chair, and talk, and eat heartily. The following extract from the laws of Iowa may be of interest to people living along water courses. was enacted by the Tenth General Assembly "If any per son throw any dead animal into any well, cistern, reservoir, spring, stream, or pond, he shall be punished by imprisonment in the county jail not less than ten nor more than thirty days, or by a ne not loss than five Dor more than cue hundred dollars." Two raun wen'; out to Washington Oar-dens on Sunday night, and after drinking too much beer, went to sleep under a tree.

They slept until two o'clock next morn iug, and then one of them found th it his pocket had been cut open, and all his money, amounting to $43, taken. To day complained to the police, and wanted them to arrest his companion, which they declined doing, as there was no evidence going to show that he stole the money. On the Alex. Mitchell, going down to day, were about thirty Indians, men, wo men and children. They are of the tribe the AVinnebagoes and are moving from their former homes i a Wisconsin, to new reservations in Kansas.

Tbe "savages" were given the hurricane deck, on the bot, where they lay and sweltered in the heat of the sun. Some of them spread their tents, and encamped under them. More of the same tribe are following them. Bur your silk hats of Ryan. A TURN OF TIIK WHEEL.

The only possible objection which can made to the investing of a small turn what is known as lottery speculation, the current idea that the distribution is honestly carried out, and that the largest prizes fall to the share of apocry phal names having no real existence. There have been, however, recently, three grand gift concerts, which have been conducted on the highest principles of honor, and with which the public baye been perfectly satisfied even parties holding unsuccessful shares readily testifying to the liberality and honesty of the managers and the strict impartiality of the method drawing. These drawings were for benefit of the Public Library of Kentucky, and a fourth concert on a still more magnificent basis is new in preparation. equitably are the prizes in this new adventure arranged, that every fifth ticket holder draws a gift, and the grand first gift of 1250,000 my thus ba secured by outlay of $50, whilo other prizes aggregating $1,500,000 and ranging from $100,000 to $150 will be submitted to the turn of the wheel.and the fiat of fickle For tune. The most daring specuUtion, reck lessly made by the most fortunate man in other way could not be expected to yield uch a reward for outlay as will this concert in Kentucky, and it is quite within the limits of probability that any of readers investing a trifle in this speculation may realize a fortune which will make them independent for life.

REJIOVMi. ARNOLD BROS. HAVE HE.TIOVED INTO THEIR NEW AND HEAT-TIFIL TORK NO. 20B BKJDV STREET, VIELC'J BLOCK, WHERE THEY WILL BE PLEASED TO SEE ALL THEIR OLD FRIEND, AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY. German Colon Flannels asd Yarns Hewitt's.

I.WU1NCB IT1EETINO. The annutl meeting of the Iowa and Nebraska State Board of Under writers was held at the Burtls Hotel in this city yesterday. This body comprises a large number of leading insurance men, managing agentd of Important companies, residing in this and other States, as well as representatives of National Board of Underwriters. The companies represented in this gathering wield a capital of from fifty to sixty millions of dollars. During the day matters relating to the general interests of insurance and tbe regular business of the association occupied the attention of the meeting ending in the afternoon.

In the evening the Local Board of Underwriters this city, gave the State Board a banquet at the Bartis Hotel. All the members present were invited, as were also Mayor Mnrphy, and others. Preceding entertainment, an informal meeting held, and speeches made by Mayir Murphy, Mr. J. O.

Wilson, of Des Moines, others, which served to interest and instruct those who listened. Supper was announced about nine o'clock, and the insurance men seated themselves st the tables and encompassed the eatibles and drinkables with great success. There were numerous toasts and responses, and the whole occasion was most emovable one indeed. for as of of at to to of for at of of to as KEBLE SCHOOL. SYRACUSE.

Bngllsb and ranch Hrhool for young ladlra nacitr the supervision or tus rtt. kv. r. it. mtxt miiTON, 8.

5. of lfntr.1 New Tur. sail Term brains tbe aecuud Wedue.day In Fot circulars, address JaAKY J. JACKSON, "Wrw N. ST.

PAUL'S COLLEGE. JI 'horoaga. embracing all C'ircalar. im DDI ik Hanl I. a I'Vj'l, vr.

www avm 'iNwaioirr, I're. augiiawnw SOUTHERN HOME SCHOOL KetaibllalieH 1X1. Noe. 107 and 11W North CbarUa NirrM HALTinOHK. HK.

A MK8. WII.MON M. t'AKT, MKS. UttN. JOHN 1'hUKA.

Ktiumtd fV. This Institution is conducted on the I System, wtib a corps ot ten Instructors In ts kng lira. Ktendb tier man branches. Bva o( Music, 1'aintlng and Dtavlug, bealdua Lecturers and such other adjuncts as are tier me .1 ne.vn-sarv. French 1.

tho lansuaa-e or the school aid strictly required to be spoken, Tbe course 1 carelully arranged with a regular sequence of slodtes on the progie.stve system, sud Is adapted to the admission ol pupil, of all at any at aire lrom the Primary lasses to the Hon lor wraduatee. Class honors and distinctions are awarded tbe close of the session, aullilm ROCKLAND INSTITUTE. For Tonne Ladles. Nvack on-Iludson. N.

T. Tbe Fail Term of this Summary, aellehtf ullv situated on the rlunson rover, near new Tors, wiu commence Kent. HI. For catalog ue and Circular, wltb lull pmicuiar, annress aulldlm Kir. L.

Pus AirsntLn, Pres. The 11 xi mi nil ACADK.TIV. 31oro Th) Ilofan Rebool for flrla-Finoe in Ilea feoiii Maliliuore, Offjrs specl.l Inducements to those defiling lor their daughter, careiul training, thorough In- ulgh culture and lb lufluenre. of a Christian home. Tie nct term will bcclu on cilne.day.

Bent. 10, 1BTS. Address llaV.Alll'UlK-i. K1CH, M. 1 ti' Ulin Hulsiersto.ru, Md.

WILLISTON SEMINARY. EASTHAMPTON, MASS. An institution for young men with two depart- menta. Classical aud Scientific, li la lanrely dowed aud fully lurnished with the leat applt ancea of Instruction. WllbaFerman.nl faculty, It ofldrs unsurpassed advantage, to rltudent.

pre. paring fur College or Business. Tb. Fall Term elng August a. 1H73.

For Catalogues amity to be principal, MA KB 11 ALL tlBNbllAW, LL. 1). ugKdim Patapsco Female Institute. ISKAK HALTIMOllK, ML. This Institution has been In operation for thirty six years, and enjoys a national reputation.

With tne uuiuner ol pupils limned to musty, it uas rep resent.llves lrom two tblrda of the Ma es, prlu many rtontn and non tn west, lis location i. pre mlnently healthful. Is central and easily reached by railroad trom Baltimore and Washington Ity. ror circulars address Mas it. It.

AnituHK, anMww Klllcotl lty P. U. aid Pittsburg Female College. 8TJPEKD BUILDINUS. Eight Drpartmenla.

w.nty-n v) 'I llnsuloassed facilities In the Ornamental Branches, cbargee less then any school aOording qual advantages and accommodations. Fall term commencos heptembsr 10. Bend to ins i re. aent, kbv. i.

c. ritaeiiiNU, i. i ft tie burg, for a catalogue. ang4dotww L'XIVURSITY or CHICAGO. Fall Term commence Wednosdar.

Erntemher 10. Clas.lc.l and hclenlino courses pectal Instruction In Astronomy and Practical herulstry. Prrps'atory U. nartmsnt for students bova tho draw mar Bchool urade. For cata logues and Information address lliu Iter.

J. C. KHOUWHH, President. Kor Information con cerning the Law Hrhoo', addreas V. li.

DKNHLOW, nuune Building, Chicago. aoldJtuJm KEMPER I ALL. (Uotween Chicago and Milwaukee.) The Memorial Hchool, For Utrls aad Young Ladles. A COMPLETE KhTABLIBUMKNT. Superior advantage.

on reasonable terms. Tbe Third Scholastic Year bi'in. on Thursday. Hept. 4ib.

Apply lora Catalok'Ue to UKOKUK M. EV It 1(11 ART, D. Rector, JySodAwlm Kenosha, Wis. Saint Mary's Academy, NOTKK DAT1K, INDIANA, The'Nineteenth Annual Session will; orN on The Fir. I Tneatfiar In Nrpicmbrr For full iulormatlon send for Catalogue, and address, MOTHBK fKlllOH, Ht.

Mary's Academy, Notre Dame P. Indiana. CHEGARAY INSTITUTE. EsUbllsbcdlnNew York In 1114. Knfllrh, Latin and French for Voting l.adti' and Misses.

Iloardlnir and day pupils, 1MI7 aed lr.HU Hprure street, Phllsrlelphia. I'a. Knurb Is tbe lauiuaie of the family, aud Is constantly spoken in tbe Institute, JyDldlm MADAM Prtnclpsl. lyll and Iflerhanlrnl ICnglueerlus, AT TUK KKNSSBLAEK POLYTECHNIC INS TI TUTK, '1MOY. N.

Inst It ate very practical Advantage nnsurpassed this country. Graduates obtain eicellunt positions. Hn-opnns H.pt. 17. Fur tho Annual lur, containing Improved course ot study, and lull particulars, address Paor.

CHAKLKH DKOWNR, asgldlm Director. Jennings Seminary, Aurora, 111. For both seics. Fine stone halldliifs and he.ull-t 1 grounds. Ten department.

advantage. In all. A full corp. ol professors. ommur-rlal college attached.

Fall term open August "lh. buud catalogue. Address Kkv. C. MANUKVILLK.

A. ang.dlra Principal. LA EIDEEMI NARY. Oi snomwsi Wis. A Boarding School for Ulrle and Young iloya.

Mis. ORACE P. JOSEd, Principal. Fav. J.

n. MAWOFK1N, Tector. delightful borne with superior trrtnlng. Hrnd for elicnlers, wita lnlormatlon. ag4dm WAlll.GTO.

L.MVEUStlTV, SAINT LOUS, Tb Aoauiht.Coli.Iob, and Poi.TTxr-HNtr (SrnotiL open lor the next term, ttcplember u. Mary In-s'ltnte, September 18. Law Llcp irtment, October ror catalogue appiy to auldlm B. A. KANLETT, 81.1 Olive Ht, DWVEES1TY OF KOTEE DAVIE Notre Dame, Indiana.

Tbe SOiIi year begins ou Turadar, SeptemberJt.IMTi- atalog uea arnt ree, on application to Hie rre. Iileut. A. B.KlvIOriaiKK, r.n JACKSONVILLE. ILLINOIS, Fomalc Acadomv.

The First Term of the 45th year of this Institution will commence Tuesday, He pto ruber Bth, IR7.1. ExDenses ol board, tuition, beating rooms, fur- aisaed room nd ga per term (balf tbe academic year.) oo. tbi. institution was eetai)ihed in Im.10; hero tore It I. one or the oldest, If not the oldest Seminary for young ladle.

In tbe West, It has educated lu thousands, and numb.rs its graduates by many hundreds. Tbe scho- I 1. at tk. present time In a more flourishing condition tb.a ver betore. KxtraordLuary advantages will be st-lorded those wbo wish to give attention to Music, both voc.1 and Painting, Drawing, and Modern Languages, pursued In connection wita tne regular course oi or a.

a specialty. For runner parucaiars, appiy tor caraioguee au7dlm u. 'iiiAVBri, rr 1 HAY Kit, Prlncial. St. Francis Solanus College, QUINCY.

OrKanlceAlaSO, CbartervA Slay 19, IS78. This Institution under th direction of tb Fran-clscan arbors, will open lu Fonrteenta Hcholaatle Year, Hept. 1 1878. Parent being desirous to give their sons a thorongb classical and refined education are respectfully Invited to apply for a Catalogue to tbe undersigned. Terms fur session of Are months: Board and tuition.

In all department 910 Washing, mending and Physician fee 10 Entrance fee 6 Instrument music and use of luatrumeiil 15 Payment In advance. A. MLBI.LKR. O. 8.

President. BURLINGTON Collegiate Institute. BULIXCITOX, IOWA. Th next Academic Tear will begin S.btemb.r 1373, andcontinaa forty with abort va cation at unnatmaa. An acad.mlc coura of thru years haa Iteea attorned, but sneclal studies may be tak.a when desirable.

Tne utmost care is exercised to make students thoroughly acquainted witn tne nrancnes taught, and to surround them with tbe best moral Influence. Young ladle, boarding at tbe Institution are under tba direct aupereuion of tba preceptress. Tk altaatlon la pleasant aad central, and to campus extensive. There la a large Li.aaar, a considerable GsoLOeicax Caaraar, and good Pax LeaopauoAL ApraaaTO. Boom may be had In tba eollega building, and table board oa tbe premlsa.

Tuition at moderate rale a. rail particular oa application to in principal. rngteodktn i WORTMAlf, A. B. J.

HEIDT, OKALERP Pure I Office at B. Bramer'a. Ro. Brad1 afreet. paveaport, Iowa.

I prepared to inn ply the Cltlaeat of DaTannor during the coming Season with Ioa at tha pwatt lata. nuysodtf .11 in or Is of la TH in Gathering, of many Medical Gentlemen General Inpecilon-1 be Verdict. There was an exceedingly pkaiantgath ering at Mercy Hospital yesterday afternoon, wide up principally of the medical profession cf Davenport and Rock Island the very persons of all others who should become conversant with the objects and daily management of this noble and beneficent institution. The visitors were Doctorj Thos. Gait, S.

O. Plummer, C. Truesdaie, and O. O. Craig, rf Rock Island; James Oamble, of I.eClaire; Burns, of Walcott, J.

F. Baker, J. Mc-Cortney, J. W. H.

Baker, Chas. H. Preston, A. 8. Maxwell, D.

S. Irish, R. J. Far-quharson, W. W.

Grant, J. OUhausen, L. French, A. W. Cantwell, John Bell, J.

J. Tomson, W. F. Peck, E. 11.

Uzen, and W. D. Middleton, of Davenport. The press was represented by D. N.

Richard son, of the Democrat, W. M. Potter and George H. Ballou, of the Gazttte. The party was most cord iully welcomed by Mother Superior Barromeo, risted awhile in the refreshing cbade of the premises, and when all had arrived, pro ceeded to an informal inspection of tbe establishment through its various apart- men's.

A short tarry was mcde in the reception room, where the visitors rrgittered their names; then took a view of the dispen sary, where in a large case are deposited the contents of a tolerably stocked drug store. Physicians prescriptions, we were informed, are carefully filled from this dispensary, by one of the eistera, who has become skilled in the art. This Is a great saving to the patients treated there, besides saving much precious time when immediate medicinal aid is required. The compounding is always circfull done. Up through tho sceoad aad third floors of tho building the thea moved, looking through tha various apirtmmts devoted to geneial and single patients the chapel, which is sion to be trtnaform- ed into a surgery after a pUce of worship has been privided tl.iiwhero the Sisters' itting room and all rest.

Thee apart ments throughout present to the visitor the most carut'ul aai cleanly aspect ttie building and furniture all neat au orderly, the ventilation perfect to a degree. About tho walla of theaa roomi for patients, pleasing pictures and bits of art work are disposed good reading is almost everywhere at hand excellent house keeping, thorough management and refined taste is everywhere plain to be Been. deed, it is quite a 'usury, if one must go to the Hospital, to bo cared for in the manner aspatients are provided for ana attended to at Mercy Hospital by these noble-hearted Sisters of Mercy. There are twelve general and four pri vate patients now in the hospital, all of whom, and hundreds who have been there previously, attest to the sisterly care and tenderness with which they are and ever have bjen treated. The inspection of the culinary depart ment was in like manner perfectly satisfactoryeverything in perfect order horoughly clesn and systemitic through out.

Across the grcun Is the party next moved to the Insane Asylum, a separate building erected last year, and occupied solely by those unfortunates who have unhappily been berefc of reason. There are two principal stories. On the first are the female patients, fourteen in number, each provided with large neatly kept sleeping rooms ranged along on either side of a wide corridor running the entire length of the building, amply ventillated. Tbe fl'or above contains the male twelve in nnmber, disposed as below in excellent rooms, with plenty of hall space for airing and exercise. Never have we seen the insane better provided than at this hospital.

In duo season the visitors were conducted to the spacious dining room, where a bountiful collation was served in the most appitizing manner, of which the medical gentlemen partook with great It was a fair sample of the usual hospital fare bread, meate, fruit, coffee, Dr. Tomson, as President of the Hospital Medic il Board, presided at the repast, and in season, in behalf of the Sisters, thanked the gentlemen for their friendly visit, and invited, from tuth as were disposed, an expression of opinion up wLat they had witnessed. Dr. I'luinmer, of liitk Island, responded as follows Gentlemen We have assembled here reprcstutatiyes of the medical profession, on invitation from the Sisters in charge of this beautiful home for tbe sick and afflicted, and it is but our duty to those who originated and those who have charge of Mercy Hospital that we should give1 expression of our appreciation of the labor they have performed and the results that labor therefore I offer tbe following resolutions Resolved, That we give it as our unbiased opinion, that Mercy Hospital, in location, construction of building, ventilation and management in every department, is perfection, and that too much credit cannot be bestowed on Mother Barroaieo and her corps of assistants. Resolved, That we know of no better institution to which we can refer such patients as require hospital treatment, and tbat we pledge it our undivided good will, influence and patronage.

Dr. Maxwell testified to tbe excellence the institution its great value to the public its perfect management, and untold benefit to the public. Dr. Biker, as a member outside the Hospital Board, said it was his first visit tbat he was highly delighted and gratified what he bad seen, and hoped it would become the future policy of the Hospital make it possible for regular physicians send patients there, with the privilege personal attendance therein hoping tbe highest and fullest guccosh of so worthy an institution. On behalf of the press, remarks were made by Mr.

Potter, of the Gazette who was then making his first visit, and who had been thoroughly pleased and gratified the facilities and excellent management the place alsa by D.N. Richardson, the Democrat, who heartily commended the institution. Dr. Gait, of Rock Island, warmly endorsed what had been said of the hospital, and hoped for its continual prosperity. Dr.

Truesdaie thanked the Sisters cordially indeed, for the opportunity thus afforded the profession of bearing witness the existence of so fine and so properly conducted an institution in our midst, and heartily seconded Dr. Plummer's resolution, which was unanimously adopted, also a vote of thanks to tbe Sisters (or their kindly entertainment. The meeting was one of pleasure-pleasure to see those In distress ud in the deep shadow of mental darkness, so well provided for. The profession will re- in of we the a by lish any are at tbe a be j-im. vvuun an PrlnclDal tit I m.

673 Wabash Avenue. Chicatro 1 K.rfnt "dOemiau Boarding Mr, atalllaud 1 asalsted by Madame Uejrlere, Pro' wiwwu, wuu lull virw ui rTOiesrUf. tui Tj acta era of abllitv and experience. The duties tb. scbooi will b.

resumed ttept. 10. Por circular! containing parucalar. also numerous references tr Jbtcago and eliewbere, apply to tb. Principal, 7S WINDOW MIRROR! NSW AND USEFUL PATKNT PLACED IN tbe front window enable tbe observ.r to sea for long distances either wy, along tbe street to observe tbe goers and comers, either at your door or eeyona it.

ratcniea August 0, 1 3 mat Klghta tor sale, tomce from 9 to 11 A. ana IK to 0 r. m. VOSS A BRANDT, Patent.es Office 109 West Boroud street, fo.r door west of uraay, np stairs. it NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HOUSE FOR RENT. A GOOD HOUSS. with six rooms, well cistern Ix. barn, splendid yard, abade tree, iron trees ei an kinds. emiy a abort distance rom tbe central part of tbe city.

House haa been newiy pauiiea. paperea, or luruier miorma uon, appiy at iiiia omce. Harrison. Bradford Co's STEEL PENS. Special attention called to ma well-known numbers 505-75-a ao Aau.

FACTOR'. MT. VERNON: OFFICE 75 JOHN N. RESTAURANT. C'hibxbs DtaatHic.

(formerly mine host of tbe William Tell Moaset would respectfully lulorm tbe public and bl old pitrons tbat be ba opened nrsi class UESTAVIUIIT AND Ll Sdl HOOITI. wnero be will be pleased toserre all wbo may non or him wltb a call. Coffee, I'oocolale and meals served at all bours, at tbe ut reasonable prices. Mr. Hermann's long experience In tbe business enables Elm to assure bis patrons that their want, will be snpplHd.

Tbe best wluoa llviuor. and ci gars always on nana. t'UAS. HBHMANN. Proprietor, Ja.1-d3m I Unison street, between 11 and Sd.

A MISTAKE. G. W. Smith Co. have not removed, they are still at their old stand, but under the new arrangement of numbers thev are changed from No.

7 to 108 East 2nd St KNOCK JVlt)ltCWIS-r3 BON APOLIO Is a substitute for Soap for all House bold purposes, except wasblnK clotbe. A POLIO lor cleaning your Eousa wll, fare tbe or of one cltauvi. Ulve li a trial. I for Window I better tban Whiting or Water. No removing curtain or carpets.

A 1 cleans 1'alut and Wr.od, In facttb entire bouso batter than Hosp. No sioimlnp. Have, labor. Yon can't afford to b. without It.

APOLIO for Scourlnn Knives Is belter and cleaner than Batn Unci. Will not scrstca. I I is better than ttoap and Hand for polishing -A. POLIO Polishes Brass ond Copper Utensil better than Acid or OU or Kottcn Stone. A I tor Washing Dishes and Ulassware Is invaluable.

Cheaper tnon bot. A I removes sulns from' Marble MantrV. Tables and Atatua'y, from Hard finished Walla, and trim China and lorelain. APOLIO removes Stain and Urease from Carpet and other woven fabric. There iat no one article known that -will do so many kind of work and do it as well Bapolio.

1'ry it. HAND SAPOLIO a new and wonaermity effective Toilet Soup, having no tqual In this country or abroad HAND SAPOLIO. as an article for the Hath "resrhes tbe foundation" of all dirt, opens the pores and a healthy action and brilliant tint to tho skin. HAND SAPOLIO Clesnses and Beautlllns the Skin, Instantly removing any stnln or blemish from both hands or feet. HAND SAPOLIO Is without a rival in tbe world for curing or preventing roughness and cbapplug ol either hands or lace HAND SAPOLIO removes Tar, Pitch, Iron or Ink Htalre and Urease tcr workers In Machine Bnops, Mines, Ac, Is Invaluable.

For making the kin White and Son. and giving it a bloom of beauty," it la unsurpatajd by any Cosmetic Known. HAND SAPOLIO costs 10 to 15 cents per cuke, and everybody should have It. Vou will hko It. DOMI' FAIL TO THY THUS GOODS.

Buy It of your merchant II he bag it or will procure It for you. If not, then write for our Tampb-lct. "All Asout Sarouo, audit will be mailed tree, ENOCH MORGAN'S SONS' 0 PARK PLACE, N. Y. TOBACCO ANDCJGARS.

CHAS. R. MESSING ER, SDCCXChSOR TO BRONSON MESSINGERi Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer la TOBACCO, S3ST OFF CIGARS 108 108110 paieodlT TOLBDO. nHlO. latataaLisaio ism.i NICHOLAS KUHNEN Manufacturer ol Cigars and Dealer ta tIAF, rLU AND risa CUT CUSWLB) TOBACCOS, Pipes Ac Smokers Articles Keep oa hand stock and variety oftha above good of aa I tbe State.

Tobacco nlsts and all dealer it (above goods, are Invite examine my stock aad prices, and tb qaailtjo good before purchasing elsewhere. Cor. Perry and.2d Street DAVKNPOHT. IOWA CINCINNATI CIGAR 3. FIEDELDET, Proprietor SO atnel S3 Sycamore mrect CINCINNATI, O.

Manufacturer of Cigars BSole owner of tba Relninger Patent Clgsr Machine and Patent Cigar Mould Sot Ohio and Ken-acky JtfOltw raw ass cook. t. toon Bscroia COOK. BICHSIAir BB17ITINC. ATTORrTBYB A1TD COCNHKXOPB AT LAW Office No.

Brady Street, Xaet Bide, on door south of Ponrth street. WM. T. DITTOB. ATTORN ft AND OOTJM8KLOB AT LAW.

Of tea Nicbol's Block, a. W. cor. Second and-Brady ttreot, tain. In il A o.

Sd, Farm" below BuflY.o, on Tuesday last 2 o'clock, having pased the age tbree score years and ten. He was born in Westchester county, New York, in 1803 Leaving his home in earty life, he went to the city of New York, begon his career as a young man, worked his way up to a prominent position as a merchant spending over forty years of his life that city. Retiring from active life, In removed to Plainfleld, N. and hiving several sons growing up about him, lie concluded to move to Iowa, which he did in 1861, settling on the firm near Buffiilr, when he died. Iliram Miller ws a good man one ever ready to take an active part in mat ters of public enterprise a noble-hearted neighbor, tbe kindest of husbands and fathers; a true Christian gentleman.

He leaves a wife and six children four sons who are pmong us two daughters residing in New York, to mourn his death. Many a warm friend and neighbor who have come to know, honor and esteem him in this his Western home, will truly and deeply mourn his lo8.J, and heartily sym pathize with tbe bereaved family in tbis their hour of deep tribulation. German Colony Flannel and Yarns at Hewitt's. IIoMii Again. Fred Goos, our genial rotund friend of tho firm of Goos Kit cher, jewelers, who has been for nearly a three mou.h absent on a visit to hii boy hood home in Germany, arrived buck ajruiu this morning, fifteen days from Bremen, saf3 and sound.

Ha reports an excellent visit found his old home the house where ho was born and where he lived to the age of ten and though nearly twenty years absent therefrom, found the old house and its rooms all tho well remembered nooks and corners, sights and scenes of bis early boyhood nearly as he left 'hem lie is right welcome home again. German Colony Flannels and Yarns at Hewitt's. I'ond's Extract. One trial tells the story, and a email sum may save many doctors bills. It never fails.

announcbmknth. Richards improved, instantaneous Hair Dye, for instantly changing tbe color 01 tne nair to a beautitui black or brown. Sold by Harrison Holman, Davenpoit Burnett's Flavoring Extracts meet with much lavcr here. They are used and endorsed by the first hotel in tbe States and in Canadas. The proprietors nave manycertincates ot tueir purity and quality from those best qualified to judge.

Veoktine is acknowledged bv all classes of people, to be the best and most reliable blood purifier in the world. For Scrofula, Rickets and Lung Dis eases, Fougera's Cod Liver Oil is the best remedy and the cheapest for it is more prompt in its action and more certain in its affects than all other Cor Liver Oils in the market. Nature's Hair Restobativb is tho result of four years study and experiment. is now perfection itself, and no more to be compared with the other preparations now flooding the market, than "tanglefoot" whisky is to pure Bourbon See advertisement. Bccdan's Carbolic SoAr, which, in ad dition to its antiseptic and anti-contagious properties, is a sure cure for Tetter, Erysipelas, Ringworm, Salt Rbeum, Itch, Blotches and l'imples, and every other species of diseases of the skin with which the human body may be afflicted.

Different varieties of these soaps fur laundry, toilet, dental, shaving, medicinal and dis infecting purposes. Fci.l Measure. While I) it. Price's Special Flavorings are full measure," otber extracts are short nearly one-halt' what they are sid to contain, arranged to look large and sell cheap, a cheat ou the consumer. The most ot the so railed ounce flavoring extracts hold but the 4 ounce less tban 3 ounces, while Dr.

Price's are full measure, just as represented, strong and pure. One trial will prove tbat tbe bottles hold one-half more than others purporting to be the same size, and extracts treot the strongest and most natural flavor. King of the Blood. Cancer. Case.

-Your medicine continues to give entire satisfaction. One case of a cancer on the lip, of six years standing, was entirely removed by the use of three bottles, and the person, M. II. Crane, Esq ex-sheriff of this (Calhoun) county, has requested us communicate tbe same to you, if there others suffering lrom the same loath some disease miy be induced to try the sirao remedy with a similar result, not only by being cured of the d'sease, but gaining that peace cf mind necessary happiness. One Andrew J.

Thompson assures us he was cufred of Rheumatism by the use 01 King of the Blood. In no instance have we heard any complaint. Williams JJonolohue. See advertisement in another column. DIED.

Atthi Scott Houso, Davenport, Iiwa, on the 14'b day or Anxust, 18T3, Mrs. HOFFMAN, aged 90 years, a montbs and 33 das, widow of late Col. Wm. Hoffman. H- who ed at Cornus Cbrlste.

Texas, In Nov. 1F45, having been an offioer of lha U. S. froru 1.13 to the period cf bis death. The daceased widJW at the time, and for many year, nas been the special care of her devoted daughter, Mrs.

Mary Ann Penroie, w.dow of Msj. Jas. W. Penrose, U. 9.

A. Tho remain will bo carried to Nile. Mich for interment In the family burrying grotini. In Buffalo on Tuesday, the lith El RAM I LLH.K, In the Slot year of his age. Tbe funeral will take place lrom tbe family residence, three mile, alow Buffalo village, ou to-morrow (Friday) at P.

M. Tbe friends of tbe family are Invited. For Family Use, TUB A LEICESTERSHIRE Table Sauce The B8st Sauce and: Relish BIADI. IN A.1 PART OF TIIK WORMD FOR FAMILY USE. rinta ao Centa.

HaltXFint 30 Cento For Sale bv all Grocers. 7B(LZ STIFFENS, Commission Merchants, Liberal cash advance allowed on consignment. KiTiRlKCra. North 8t. Louis Saving.

Assocla, ation, St. Louis; Broadway Saving, rank, St. Loals; Julius Winkelmeyer Co-, Union B.ew-ery, St. Louis Ph Urnser, Lumber Merchant, Loull Jam Graham, Davenport Dow Oilman Hancock, City elevator, Davenport; Ksllers trass A Vogie, Kock island. B.

Slew-art, Cincinnati, Ohio; Citizen National Bask, Davtsport, a at of to my 1BK(1RET KKMEDY FOR TBI THK04.T AND Ll'NGH. It gratifying to or to inform the public that Or. L. Q. C.

Wlshart'a plte Tree Tar Cordial, for TLroat and Lung Elaease has gained an enviable reputation from the Atlantic to tbe Facillc coast, ead from tkence to aome of the first Iamhle In Europe, not through the press alone, bat by perj on throughout the State actual. benefltted and cured at bla While be publishes lew, 0 say our reporlen.be unable to supply the demand, fame and held lia reputation Finn. ot hy stopping couch, but by loosening and ssslstmg nature to ttrow oil the unhealthy natter collected about tbe throat and bronchial tunes, witeA count irritation. Second. It removes tbe caa-cs of irritation wh-rb produces cough) tbe mucoue membrane and bronchial tubes, artists the lungsto act and row off the untealthy and purines the blood.

Third. Jit la free from squills, lobelia. Ipecac and opium, or which moat throat and Innr remedies are composed, which allay cough only, and drsorganlxe the stojiach. It has a soothing eflect the stomach, acts on the 11 Tor and kidneys, and every part of the system, and In Its invigorating and purifying effects It has gained a reputation which It must hold abov all others In the market. NOTICE.

The Plre Tree Tar Cordial, t.rcat Americas Dyspeptic Fil and Worm Sugar I rope, being nnder my Immediate direction, they shall not lore their curative qualities by the use of cheap and Impure articles. Binrx K. Win-4 it. Proprietor. PKKK OK 1..

i). C. WlsuiBT'a OHlce ranors are open on Mondays, Tusedays and Wednesdays, from 8 A. M. to 5 P.

for con illation by Dr. Wm. T. With him are associated two consulting physicians of acknowledged ability. This opportunity Is not offered by any other Institution in the city.

All letters must be aldressed toL. t. C. WISHAKT, M. No.

Ill Nobtb Sbcokd Stbxit. I'h iLAoaLrnu, Pa. FISHER'S BRONCHIAL TABLETS A capital remedy lor ASTHMA. COl'tilll, COLDS INFLUENZA, TK Kl lNU AND SORB THROAT HOAK.HKNESS. BRONCHI T13, and the Various A KFKCTIO.VS of fteTHKOAT and LUNtiS.

A remedy for tber-e Is tire, Safe and the qualities such that It is ailspted to every person. Is ne effcred to suflering bnmanlt la Fisher's Bronchial Tablets Especially prepared to meet tbe urgent demand for an efficacious Remedy. In arising in the morning, will And these tablet exce lent dear the throat ot the lrrltat phlepm arcumu etcd duitnij the night, exer itstng an Immediate soothing tlTec, owing to their superior den nlcent properties. PI LIO.Xlll DISEASES are so pre Talent la this changing climate, that such a remedy can not be overestl mated In Its importance, for the preservation cf IIbaltb and even Lira. In Whooping Cough, Catarrhal, Affections, ol children, they are agreeable and efficacious for allaying Irritation, assisting to throw off phlegm, so troublesome and often dangerous.

Fisher's Bronchial Tablets are pre-eminently superior to any Remedy, being exclusively composed of Vegetable substatces, entirely free from Opium or anythlEg.lnjatlcus pleasan and agreeable to the taste, and not Jtble to change, and can be taken as freely as necessity requires. tnTjaa and Vocalists will find them Invaluable for clearing and strengthening the Vocal Organs. Although but recently introduced, tha constantly lncrei Irg demand Is tufCrien proof of their -rtt and great popularliy. The public may rest aured that It is cot a hum beg, nor Introduced by raise lorried certificates and testimonials, or any other means through wntch so many preparations are bronht before th public for sale by all Druggist, at So cents per box-Try them. JOEN M.

F1S0ER, Druggist, Proprietor, N. Y. The Ben Internal and External Medicine in the World. SCIIEETZ Ctl-tBHATrO Bitter Cordial. It I a reliable family medicine, and ran be taken by either infant or adult, wits tame beneficial re suit.

It 1 a certain, prompt, and speedy remedy for Dia Bowel Complaint, Dyspepsia. wnesa of Spirit. Fainting, Sick Ktomacb He ad a be, Ac. For Chill and Fevers or all kinds. It 1 far better than Quinine, without any of it pernicious effects.

It create on appetite, prove powerful digester of food, and will counteract th effects of liquor in a few minutes. rHrucn rHii, January lth, 1873. jtoroo Schutt, Asf. Bub 8ib: Idejmlta duty I owe to yon and suffer" maaklad, to state th truly wonderful effect of your Bitter Cordial. Whilst In Mexico lu the year 1847, I was attacked with Chronic Diarrhoea, and after my return home, the disease remained with me.

In Pitubnrfi I was attended ny Uazzam. McCracken, Hazlett Cornman, and oir.t r-t cla-s practitioner In thiCcity, and was 'htm doted with Kino, Tannic" Add, Morphia, up. im, aDd evjn Sitric Acid, on without any perceptible relief. In this city I have been at tended, as hundreds can testify, by the very beet physicians, both of the old and homoepathie school, but as usual, their remedies were of but little or momentary elect. A short time ago I was induced to try yenr Bitter Cordial.

I have taaen four bottle, and I can ow truly say that I am apparently and, 1 believe, almost radically cured and enjoy better health thaa I done tor over twenty year. My bowel, are entirely reguiar, and I have no hesitation in asserting that I owe it to the great and wonderful effect, of Scheeu'. Bitter Cordial as manufactured by you. The, ataienumt. i can verify nnder oatn and prove by handred.

Respectfully yours. J. D. COOKK. earner Filth and To Jacoa Semrrx.

Ksq n. yj Kace Street, Philadelphia. FOB AK FOUR HUNDRED BUSHJfLfl nv Coal per day, at the Black iiawk uoai Min.f tare Bailee eoBth of Bock Island. Order tar awa iM.no, enruary, jsis. leblMttB B.

Proprietor, he of be in is not of the So an any our at the of tbe was and I I raasiNrtoth. public nodce anedlcln walcb baa perlormed so many wondsrtul cure, la any own town, and among ray neighbor, and friend, th'. I am bappy In being abl. to give a more attentive reputation loth. Prairie Weed as the best IVngu aud Long Kerned; ever discovered, Consumption Ol'KrCt) 1IY lJraiiMo Weed There are certain lei.

Ultra in the )tate who i a veiy tare twu( and alck pe.ple removing to these sretloii. ioon recover lrom any form ol Lung roaiplatui Hfoml. In these localities tk. PUAIHIK grows vcu aliunlU'ly, twining amting II. irsas-es, It blossoms pf rfmVtg the sir alt.

a fragrance Very grateful to men auJ cattle. Thlr.l. UK. RKKNKIII OF lU KIU HI MAftft ha prepared a Medicine rrvm weed hlrti has remarkable healing properties 1n all Throat and Lung dlse.ses, whether mild or e-sre, wLether rscent or of long standing. The tnedli Ire In evei ease has removed tba psln and saneilrg, and as on gsi.llraian rnred ly th FHAIHleT WRBH said, -The peculiar leal'hglvttg proper te if th pr.lrle.

are contained In this Sold by Pt Irs 1 1. IV. Send lor a l'miri AV (Mrcnlar, KVTEKY UOTTLK WAItHANTKI) NO VVHK NO PAY I OR It AT MEMRHY, SEVEN GOLDKN WONDKK, Fob Intiun.l and Kitkbial I'sa. We cliallotiga the world lo produce a remedy which will prove by actual a nor speedy, certain and effectual cure for all ot whatever form, asternal or Internal, acute or rbronlr deep-seated orothcrwlir, than SEVEN REALS, or GOLDEN WONDKIt It will effect a speedy cure In all car, of Headache, Neuralgia, Toothache, liiol.ra Morbus. Dlarrlma, Ac aud especially Kbeumatlsm.

It cure, pain almost instantly, aud IMS I. lbs grand secret of Its (urccss, for In hnndrrd. ol case wht-rs tlilt preparation lias tu-i used, it lias saved Ills after science and skill have been cum-pletely baffled, all bops abandoned, and th. pa- tlent'. life despaired ol.

Ivy a bottle. If It doe. net earo you, we will return you your woney. Oar motto "No CrrHB, No l'v 1" Hold by .11 IrrnRti.ia. KENNEDY A CO IVol.

IMl.liiirgu, T.rrTiiirs OII alAMt 'PACTtTHRn RT T. W. C. K.3LITTLE COMPANY, HCtrTTHVILI.il. VA.

THE BEST LINIMENT Now la use. Will cura Hofnsy, Poll Kvll, Fl tula. Scratches, "prates, and M.ddl. anj Collar IJall. on Hums, and Klistiniallsai, Hpralns, Hwulllnga, King and Tetter Worm aad kinds ol Pores on itun, Kor rale by K.

MACKEADY A nLClnnali. oodAw GARY'S LIVER PILLS, I'HK UHKAT Indian Vegetable Blood Purifier uUUAK COATK1I MY A PUOt'KHS THAT PKaU HSltVHH TIIKM IN ANY I.I MATS ANI YCT KRNUKKH I'll KM PSKPKCTLV HULUBLK. It ba long beerjihe desire of the MamcAL Pah ltv, as well as tne Paort.a, to gel a Piix that wonld act upon the l.ivaa and othc Oauans, with certainty and without the n.e of Calomel or mineral auliataiicsa. This point ha been reached the coiup'Oltion or CaHY'H 1.1 Kit composed as they are of the mist Certain and Kl-fcctual Vegetable Itumedlea, la a harmonious anion, so as to reach and All all the Indications needed In the various diseafe. tor which are adapted to cure.

In Dyspepsia, Heartache, Ksvsrs, Coetlvenrsa, l.tvsr CoaiplaU Is, Ac In snort, all diseases arising lrom sn Im.iur state of the Blood, which these (ills are peculiarly adapled to dense and purify, thereby rendering II Hi lo nourish and Invigorate the whole sv.tvm. faint-aess In tire Mtomsch, a sense of weaklier. In the bark, a bad taste In tbe mouth, dull and sleepy, Inalilll to perioral la'xrr of any kind, boa 11 msnial a few doses of these I'llts will SM ed-lly coircrt, and restore the system to lis wtmled srtlou, aud oflcutlm. prevent a at of sickness. 1 bay will be found to art promptly, thoroughly, (e.rnlilngly and Bortually-nol like most tills.

lesviu in. nowei. cosiive, nut, on me contrary, having cleansed Ihe system of th. vitiated bumors, Iravtug it in a healtby condition. In all chronic dlse.ses, for which these Pills are peculiar), adao ted they should be continued until a perf jet cure afleclnd.

No 'JALOMKLor MKKCTKY la these Pill. The act i re principle being MANDKAKE or MAY APPLK, In comhlnatloa wita other valuable and well. known Vegetable Cathartics. Children can take these rills witn eriee.t salety, tn doses vary. Ing with the age and constitution.

Kanawha Pam. Pent II. 17. II. 4.

O. Caar, JAueavill, O. Your CAKY'B L1VC It TILLS gtv lb beat of sallsracbon. W. Paaamsna.

BraMsina, Jan. aa, ism. U. O. Cauv aud your medicines iv good satlslsrtloa.

Bend a by Kipresa, C. U. oue gro. vary aiver anus. McMn.La A Ai.aaatna.

None genuine unless signed II. u. CAUT, B.nesvine, unio. vaHI BAUAIK, Lies olnrs, agent lor iowa. COOD BLOOD Dlts WOOD'S LIVER IlEGDLATOJf.

TBS VKITXItSAI. VkfJKTABLX PAMACKA Con cent rated Kxtracts.seleetid and compounded from among tha maa Herb and riant that grow tha (Jreat Botanic Oardaa ol Hatara. For the spaed and permanent relief of th moat Hop its case of DYSPXPSIA, IJAUNDICK, CBILLB AND PBVEB, DIBOUDKBaU PIUU-TIOW, tUWCT AND ACIDITY, WITH OUR CSLCHLNUB OP WIND AMD ttAI PKUM BTOMACB, BICK BIADACBS, WATIR BRASH, COSBTU-ATIOM, MIRVOUB AND aBNKSAL DKBILTTT, with many othrdlgr abla aad gloomy re sling, all of which proceed from derangemant of tba Digest! organ, caua-ad tsj an Isactiv ot Blnggtsh Urar not prouarlj atralnlnf th fill from tha Blood. Prepared try Dr. WOOD, at tha Botanic Ulspen aarj 84S OrMtf Naav York City.

Bold in all partf of th world, brail Drij1 town or city. odAwjy low I 'Hi I'OHt SwHtf iowa. JOHN HOYT, WIlOl.KHAl IC I1AI kit IX Ai i.t i.p: i 3i t' lfS" mm -Zm 41 1 a "lux'' I' 1 And Hi (Vli l.r.tru ami h.kle Geo. Wood Organ Acknowledged by Ihs Crlln-s lo ne tin' IH-r-t a i In use. MtiHical Wai'orooinH.

94 Brady Street, DAVE.VPORTa IOWA. Manufncturtia ci the Celf btttci DAVENTOKT JMIO'IS Have the Laret Com lete stock of nrul mort BOOTS AND To be found in the Northwest, in cludinEBatlareo AutockTof Home Made Warrantad Woik.tat lowwtt market prices SFND YOUR ORDtRSlO OKILI) cVr Davenoort Iowa. r. a MiswoiiiH. If.CIailswoilUCo JOIIMI Itt i iv t.iiT.lo and Kiiiifv DAVENPORT.

IOWA. t'RUKH8 MY MAIL l'HOMJ'1 I A'H LNIU.H 'lit MUSIC. intOM IdMIIIN AMINI.W It l(K.) Practical Piano Forte Maker VIVJ TIUMiW. Ailriress POVT k' I I- 1 1 I rae DavMri. J.C7 ALL aCB, Store lAKVPOIT, lout Arion and Schomakor Pianos1 Hunlott ami! lt.v J.

ZIMMERMAN MAN LTACTL I IW Hl First-Class Piano Fortes WARRANTED rOR FIVE TtlRS. FKOM Hmnm ui luUr) iU, 20 Iiia 8L, IOWA, Also Wholesale Agent lot Tatioa A Paairr AM tlovU FURNITURE. 131 -A. S. HI LL Maaufaernrar and Dealer la all kind ot Mattresses, (tc, WO.

SI WKT BBCorD BTKKBT. KaT llpholsterin beosatittv uunid wi. Ualr. alwaya oa band and made to order. vrarvina sreauv esaoausiv DANIELUOI III yBOLBBALa AMD BKTALL DAALM IN rtMiii'E CAirm on aoins, Aim WINDOW NllAKa.s Mo, I aeeneid a tree IMventMnt' P.

J. M'NERNEY riJtST-CKAn HORSE SIIOEKS ANO JOBBEBS. Bhop Hooond street, betwe.n Kork l.land ana Kvualrlne dime aa 3 lathe beet.tyi poswlbie. The pqhlie are Invited wgiva a a trial. Nun flrsi-class workmaa.