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THE TURF,
TrottlnG at the DF1v1DG Park ycetcr-
daJ-Dlht1NculAhed V1sltOrH.

Yesterday was the third OF the series Of june
meetings On the grounds Of the Chicago Driving
Park Association. The weather w.s admirable,
the track in good order the entries good, the IT.
tendance large, and everybody expected p!el-
ant tire. With ttRnrd TO the ''tmtF itsclE, the
expectation WISE perhaps JUSTIFIED. but as f1r the
tsclpg itself W.T. concerned, there vas consider
Nobody could have xt.hed for better weather !;
were toned down into an agreeable warmth. which
even n he e,.J ieft eyerybody at hberFy to tse!
tse coy % s5sezss xs1s Pestl7e!;
20 oiscn obtains on ! breezy day IN the southern
portion of ths efty: So attractive xa' &c promise
;hns preseu'ed quite IN an,ma,ed appearance.
We DO not 1eIncnbcs to hase seen ench
5sss ss srns "a .taa s %a S 9 aes n ss
npmbtrs of vehicles lined The Inner inc1oIurc,
every one ot the stalls Mas occupied By turn
fea. 10 he opsn sti 70 I'D to = he eeist Of ,he
occae1on, MBjor General Hooker was there, re
cctyed on bis entrance, with three hearty eheers.
Hc yrs aeeonp;nied " lsn, Co. i;ad nslt a1a Ma,
Quarrermeeter at this poE1, and seyera1 well
Known citizens.
FIRST RACE.
Quite an interesting race WIS expected as the
t4kt On the list, for pursc OF $S0J with inside
flake OF FOO eGeh p D. two MI G heats to herncas,
For this there were four enIeEcs-Saboclish4
Cooley. c.rrc, aEd Lady Walker. Il WIS eaEly
othrr two came upon the track. and the pools
began TO tell. AL ut once Nahoctith disappeared.
and Cooley went over alone. making de e1traor.
tton Thsze we1e sn many y who 10 .nsiied Isl tas
hToFn Eefdipg eho1ld be made TO Trn, but the
}Sass. dse'dsa TINT they hsd no Insist
owner of Naeocsh Eiu not ~ 42pch rhs2ac
contest With Cooley.
rcon,e e,nso,,d sGsonn si'sm RACE ,s a.,
as iea:t the ese"nd rscc wauid make smsnds fos
the laure Of the f1rfs. II vas do3o1c fesm cnn-
{1 {eTt m dof pure Of s7oo, for which tbere wcrs
remained three, the gentle m:n being Me.srs' Pat-
Ee1 oda 1n%iss ns. md Godfrey They foothe tsaek
snneous effort 70 come to line. Sneenatam IT sa, ran
high, each team In i, turu being hacked At ODDS
1ga,rs SicS ;GS M nea Mtsr AZ hour Of vapone dn.
0oaheJ Withdrew hsa team from lie tsaet, Thss
Other two ther settled down 70 business, the odds
team, on account Of the manifest 1ameness ~ nne
Of the Dlmm!ck team, though 1t had brcn thc mi
choice At the beginning. ''10S
rcafcn that It was like lawycr's tsw,-au on one
eide. It vas dtEno.ed Of in two straight hests.
P.t11ei'e team taking the lead and maintaining Il
without much trouble IN each casa, The tine
msdc was pretty good. The following IL The sum.
" fatrick's team, Jeasie and ,n.t-.
o. y. DirnnicE'6 team, Toby md matc..,
#. Il. GodfreJ's tenn, Lilly Sampson and
saa ;a:sGa sisa
THIRD RACE.
The directors, anxious that somethiuc sh hould be
done on the trscx worth remembering made up I
purEe, and Instituted 4 xncc n t On the bills. 1t
, 1865-06-08

On which oecHs7 will BE- rredenr.d, fos the lat
tins In Chicago, Aubzra famous opera,
The Opera will bo produced @ith nov aud sp;andid
6ca1tSyt new and brilliant coAtumcS. new procert
End complete cart
grtl'ns Daughter Of Matteo .....,.,.Al.ss KELLOGG
Lacy Pamela, Fl liz Of Lord Isoch- ---'
D4ut1. .A1lG AtREEEl
Eta Dtavo'o, unceE the nsm9 OF Marquis
&c pAH HAECQ. ..elG. MALZuLEEI
Lord IochbourK. an EuElAh traveller. .elX. BELI.INJ
loIenzo, Chief Of Bl!gKde Of CarDl- 7-
ees1 ::.......-....:: sig, tOKINI
Btppo.... Companions Of ...........ets: DgsREgL
Elacono FRA DAToio, 3.-..........5!K. LOLLEff
nuLLEls
The action takes place IN Italy, near TesE.siaa.
The Incidental Ballet In FRA DI IaVOLf, will be
executed by the eminent ZAV1sfOWSEY 1ROUP8.
CordueIo and MuAicAl Dilee,oI. Hezr ~arl B.Kaan.
Lea1es. HeT Stage UItector, A. Dn. reul-
THsAsuEEIk. B. ATKINS
FoTlcE.-ladles arc rtQ1Ested to buy th6ts ticksta
In ktyAnce 70 avoid tie 1r.h and IuconYen!ence 1T
he do +.
20 Hcke:s: also. csn be obtnlccd At KIN5LKY'a,
CAehef'a Detk. JsIa3tSs
, 1865-06-08

marked, weigh. ahou: {, 500, good drivers. Apply.
at Dntten & SAwycr's Livery Stable, In rear Of
Wood's Museum. tnneG1Si-3.
tsAn1bros- q Jncksou.D-The Ttsfern
from long experience and strict attention to bnsi
ness, have given better evidence OF their ability
TO Keep trstra restaurant They nut only
furnish ther pat1ors all the -su ubst1nias" Of the
cactes''. Of lsh: fcsn, fowl End fruit, which 50
tickle The arpc lie and 4fe SO difficult to procure.
Their cooking Is supers. In getting up meals Tor
they never @ ial 70 Do thenscives sipfnite eredit'
and give perfect satisfaction to thetr patrons and
Hai5 4dm1sby oea.ed }or 5a.nesa, dps q nd a con
tlnnuns 1sids By The public o. theiE ab9nda4t e.
urpos fh!oon especially fltted up for the aceommo
dattun Of ladrs and gentlemenl ~ elegantly fitted
up and furnished, and the attendance Of WAITER.
dos1rsd. Eve1y,hirE TINT ihe fasadious goar-
Mahd o.. hungry t!ped can a.k for, Is 1T once
forthcoming at this eatablishmeut while the
charges arc moderate sntrea.onsbic. No rrstaur-
IN hi theiE specially thsn AmSfo,e ! JacksoR. 80 "
GO to the Heat,-Go to fBryaat q s..at.ou's
Chiaro Commercial College 10 get Thorough,
Telegraph Operator. Address (ereloetrX atAHpe)
tor eircatars, B1IAhT 3 sEhA7zos. Chicago, Ill.
Itch! Itch! Itch! Scratch scratch
Scratrh:-Dr. Blanks Itch Cerate Will cure tho
1,cb in thirty,six hours; also cure: scald Head,
Salt Rhep, and ali diseases OF the skin all other
cuIce for Ekfn diseases contain the health destroy
ins mercury, and arc dangerous. BAnk's Cerata
Price By maI1 sixty cents per ho5, Or b! express
our dollars per dozen- Sold by dru zgisis Eener'
ally at 70 cents per box. u. SeoTil, 7G Randolph
etrcct, Chicago. general agent mys4.z7os1n
, 1865-06-08
NEW YORK DRY GOODS alARHET.
Neyr <.enuept'a Quotations,

Especial Di.p:teh to tie Clcago TriLuae.1
NEW YoAK, Wednesday, June I.
The following are the Iad<pe7L5:nGS Gsosationa:
, 1865-06-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

A fine carrtege team, for sale cheap.
Fiyc years old. perfect match. color bay, blaek
marked, weight about 9, SO, good drlrerB. Apply
at Dnttcn & SAwJcr's Livery Stable, In rear Of
Wood q Museum. tnueg13i-3:
, 1865-06-08
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
Eerorts.-Thc Poer Houst---Its Sanitary Con.
aItlou--.Care ct the Sick Psor---
Compensstlons.

Ing at tea O'Clock, In the County Court room, pur
su1nt to adjournment, the President, supervise,
4. B. Johneon. In tho chair. There were ,,so
cn,an n1 Gpr,n 1snooa1 o ap'Ir; oGn Sauy: Make'
Eatn1ns eotsA NoCte! NNs#s EIaudpkA, Oner-
tlne' 1aosook. 9osm!ey, lanes; hammond, ntp-
Ene, HsImes. halc1etnpeksf. Lam upaIt-fs hl.cs,
oh!enaosi. fannns{, FnsneeK. reg. kees, Ke1-
1Clc, snGoE: int Saes S9aG5tofa; sG1ii sshass, r.
1h!ioss Z. O. AoS'of, AaofHofaa, Humafka, aud
'1Na ,1irut.A nF +ts ,,-ov1,,,, -. .y,~ ,-,.
nnd nnnYorta ~ Aes40
, 1865-06-08
TIA Law CuuHE.

UfGhwtneK 1f a Dt1cOuuf-MOre
Srlxuroa-l.3lG Narrel-TAe q La.
Esr Uacr7' Ca*e-NR1ttn1 Dla1s
Erecmtnfs-Lun her DILL
, 1865-06-08

DEGULAR SATURDAY SALE
LII Of Household Furniture, Piano Forte, Carpets,
AT AUCTION,
On RATgRpAr, june 18th. II GH O'Clock. At But.
terri Auction ROOMS, Corner OF Dearborn and WEnh-
lpRtcn strteIa. Wal. BVTTER9 d CO.
jelyanTt ArcNouep5,
, 1865-06-08

4 UCTION SALE OF
"A GOVERNMENT MILES.
viii sell Ut Public Auction At the Government Car
rAs In NhkhY,lle. 1cnn, from thtca TO 1us Thousand
Government Mules.
Sale e commence on Monday, tie i2th day Of June,
mill stock IS al sold. Terms rash Etock 70 be- rS-
moved on dsy ofsnle- -
&. D. E1RK, Capt And a. @. II.
Nashville, Tenn, June l. 1S&t-feG1i07s
, 1865-06-08

IN NEW AND SECOND
Il ~ hBnd Open and TOP Buxztes. second. hand
Ca17ia1es AID Gsr1ya!s, several Horses Pnre White
Pony e family petl Ar AqGIloN, on THURSDAY.
corner Of Dearborn snd WAahirgton strIets.
tt5sl0st VIM. 4. BUFFERS Il Co, Auct'1.
, 1865-06-08

TIE TEA1EEH.-The excessive hest OF the pset
few d., e ie we'd shown l,y comparison Ut the
1apec at the Thermometer on juno Oh, of eight
cons ccttvc years. The 1enre. ere furnished ~
lii II lu1il, ApqtlecarY. Nc Is SIZE 6tsee..
, 1865-06-08
SStranFD.

I CTRAYED OR STOLEN-From
~ the coErer Harrison aad Ear Slin street, fed
COW. Beyen yc1s3 Old. with white back ana Whlto
bresss top Of right horn oros 81 ~ one ear
crt. Twill p8Y IS TO any pe11on Who ma ransa tae
, 1865-06-08

oFEA NoraK.-ve.d,'e celebsated opsra "The
SictliaD Vcsrers."
Bcv1cKKk's sTnEAEER--Shakrpeare' 3 tragedy nj
Macbeth" with Mr.. Ssgle and Mrs, CoWell In
the leading characters.
Toopss MreruM.-"Ten Nights in Bs,,
Room" with 4 farce will constitute the enter.
iafumsut to.ntehf
, 1865-06-08

NATIONAL TITocnArH1cAI UN1ox,-rht Ma,
tunal Union Of Printers, which is in eess,on a,
philsdelphia, Toted, yesterday, to hold its neri
arn1sl meeting In this city.
, 1865-06-08
ELEGANT FURNITURE,
Velvet and Brussels Carpets,
RIEvDR-PLATEp wAR1, &C..

AT AUCTION,
On SATURDAY, Jrne 10, 1t * o'clock, at Buffers
Auction Rooms. tho tuTr1ltuEa Of ge1teel dselAng
constn Of ua pa 1or and chamber aultas, rich Yei
Vst, Bsus'els Ana thTee ply carpaH elegant Iaa ~
ece, ssvets Ice pitchers, caae1s, China, c:ockery
glRsAWale, &c. -.-- -. T.
jeaA2a s. VIM A. BUTTERs / CO., Auet.rs.
, 1865-06-08
a1lrtion Sales.

On THURSDAY, June 9.h. at sA O'Clock. ~ 1tl Soll
1onabla spEIng and SUMMER Gloaks, .caurstiag OF
Fehiy.ttnmea heavy b,ack silx DasQuInea, Hssaues,
Six. and tTtmnsad With resl Glnpuse Laea.
Also, nee As.ortme0t of R.1 wool cloth. 12aHes
p1oot and u:cot Bscqnes. Circulass and Jac4&ls,
makiog ore q TIE mnst ettractiys sates Of Cea Of
tend the above ssle. Every C1osk Will 10 distinctly
Numbered. Aaa soid wtthonI regard to coat.
m5313 s2T4t EiLBHIfT 4 SAMPEON. Euss-1
, 1865-06-08

SrrrocA1ED-Ye.tcrfavr morning ut m early
hour 4 woman named Kute Br!cklcy was found
rui}ocatcd tn her he'd on Csro} street. She re.
TIRED to rrst stupldiy intoxieatcd. INT had scnse
epourb 10 snkc with her her little daughter who
vss found lying closc ly the cerpsr. The de-
ceatcd YES m,dtle cred, married, her hnsband
beng eslar eua ut the time OF ktr ccath sbrcnt
m, tte l sIcp
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-24
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS,
Main ST., between Third and Church
ELTON UGE, La.

THE undersigned is now prepared to receive or
/ ers lor all kinds of Furniture and Cabinet
work. Will make or mend In the hest manner,
and at the lowest figures, FOR CASH ONLY. In the
Undertaking business he has now ON hand fine
asso rtment Of Metallic Gases, and is ready to re-
caive orders in this line Of business. which will
meet the attention usually given by the old firm
sags q T.. s FRED. FUNKH.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-24

TROUBLE AT PADuoAH, KY.-FSght
Betaoeen tie White and Black SOL
dGers-The Louisville EUening Meas
of the 5th instant has the following !:
At Paducah, few days ago, as an
Illinois and Minnesota regiment were
being relieved of duty as Provost
guards Of that place by negro regi
ment, the white soldiers concluded
that they had been outraged by the
presence of negro soldiers, and they
took the matter into their own hands,
and concluded to wreak their revenge
upon the blacks with stones and reyol-
yers. The negroes attempted to re-
sist, but this only increased the fury of
the white soldiers, and before all the
negroes could be collected and taken
inside the forti6cations of Fort Ander-
son, six or seven of them were killed.
The negroes were only saved by being
collected within the fort, and white
guard placed around them, when the
excitement died out, and the white
soldiers were sent out Of town on their
way home.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-24
.The Gazette Gntaet


A dispatch from Indianapolis, of
date 9th instant, says contracts were
that day made for pork at 81 and 9
cents. 4..Flta a,,v
Professor Cavalleri of the academy
of fine art at Rome, q painter of some
distinction and an old man in bis sew
entienth year, recently blew his brains
out, because his new process Of mixing
colors had not found aiproper appre-
citation. 1aF mr4 sd] sgi5a n @ed3
The Crocus well near Burksville,
Kentucky, WINS set to work on the I'd
inst, and flowed six hundred barrels
of pure oil in twenty-four hours.
In Germany, since the beginning
Of the railroad system, twenty or thirty
years ago, not life, it is said, has
|beenilost in consequence of carelessness
or mismanagement onthe part Of the
railroad agents. g, sIl 4 afar
The students Of Switzerland, follow.
ing the example of those in Germany,
have passed resolutions against duel.
ling. tsi.a
Alderman Philips, who is of He
brew faith, has been elected Lord
Mayor of london. 7s7t6 '.''S'
A writer in the London Times re-
ported that the gold fields of Nova
Scotia, if properly worked, would
equal those of California.
Major General Hulburt is practis.
ing law in Belvidere county, Illinois,
devoting himself to claims against
the Government. 7.Ee
The Ohio State Treasury is closed
and it's business suspended, as the
Governor can find no one to accept
the Office. te ~
| The wool crop of Texas is represent
ed as very large, the clip of some, Of
the most successful raisers reaching
from $4,000 to 10000 pounds.
w. S. Mccormack, the inventor Of
the famous reaping machines now
generally used in the western prsiries,
and by which he made an immense
fortune, died lately in the Illinois
State Lunatic Asylum. He was a
native of Virginia, and was one Of
the most enterprising of the citizens Of
Chicago.
A fellow made his appearance in
Meriden, Connecticut, on Thursday,
with large, live rattlesnake, some
five feet ten inches long, which he had
captured on West Mountain. He
went round holding it in his hands,
trying to sell it, and finally obtained
So for it. '.."
Omar Pasha, the famous Turkish
general has been lately at Vienna, and
it is reported that he will soon be Or
dered to operate against the Monten-
egrins, who are again threatening to
give trouble to the Moslems. ....
A prospectus has been issued in
London of the National Horse Insu-
rance Company, with a capital of
ESQ, 900, in shares Of g5, for the pur-
pose of effecting insurance on horses
in the event of death or accident.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-24
FLOUR! FLoURM FLoURl..
GIN BANDS! GIN BANDs!!

A LARGE quantity of Fire Hose suitable for
Il Gin Bands, can be had by ca ling at the
Hardware Store of Mr.. JAMES McVAY, at prices
to suit purchasers. They have been tried and
proved to be well adapted for the above use.
aug29. - - ,9HI - lIj
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-24

ORIGIN OF "FEN1AN."-The origin
of the term "Fenian" is thus described:
The term Fenian is derived from
the Gaelic word Fiann. In the anti
ouated Gaelic it is written Fiand. It
was a name given to an order or class
Of professional soldiers among the Pa
gan Irish, long before the Christian
era. In ordinary times the Fiann
consisted of three legions; in each le-
gion were three hundred men, but in
war there were usually seven legions.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-24
COLLECTING AGENCY.
SOMETHING NEW.

DEST QUALITY ILLUMINATING AND hUBRI-
ID eating COAL OILS, in and 1o gallon Pat.
ent Safety Cans. Prices moderRte-
augl2 JOSHUA BEAL.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-24
CORN AND OATS.

ANOTHER arrival Just stored, and at reduc.
II ton in prices. ,". - t.e
julyT JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-06

PoLrcE Couar-Master Ed. Wilson, for
some time past sn employee 10 the law Office
Of Brown L Sully in this city, was arrested
yesterday morning, charged with fersing 40
Endorsement whereby he Was enabled to Oh
tain . money letter from the Post Office,
which contained 800 The trial Was con-
tinued during al Of yesterday. but adjourn
cd last night without being termi oated.-
Yesterday noon. = lad named Thomas Will
hanson vas also arrested, charged with be>
ing the prime mover of the felony The for
gerry took place 1t about the 10th Of last
month. Young Wilson is about IA years Of
age, while Williamson is but about II. If
they are held for trial they will be dealt with
severely.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-06

TnEpE will be service at Trinity Church
or Thanksgiving Ito morrow at half past
ten o'clock, AN. The newly elected rector,
Rev. Alfred Houehton Stubbs, will of3ciate.
He comes with the reputation Of being
talented and eloquent man.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-06
LOcALITEM S.

STAND FRoN IlNDER.-Smith the Hair
Jcwcli.r, No 80 East Third street, chal-
lcnses thc world TO compete with him IN
tylcs OF prices ofgoods. He sells the most
elegant styles of waterfalls, curls, switches,
and Hair Jewelry Of every style and descrip-
ton at FORTY PER CENT under usual
rates. Come right along with your orders
for the Holidays The goods must and
shall be sold and have been marked down
accordingly Call aud see his STYLES, and
leave your orders. dec2
To Cure Chilli. 4 Fever. get MA
CURES AGUE MIXTURE. put up by J. L e.
MAGUIRE, ST. Louis. PRICE q. 80 per bottle.
Scorr DIVISION No. l, Sons Of Temper
ancc, meets every Friday evening at seven
o'clock in their hall over State Bank, cor
ner Sd and Brady streets. jan G-d&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-06
"FOR THE MOLlDAYS''
FIRST PREMIUM
IMPROVED
$5 mzssM Mx'!nse, SIS

PRACTICAL Utility AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
origindUy patented Nay l3. 1862. Improvement
Pdtented June 9Th, 1859 The celebrated FAMILY
GEN SEWING MACHINE, with patent csIxrrxe
st'achnent, most wonderful aud ee gan lly con
s,fucted Novelty, Is SoIsELxss in oper ation nses
tne sIaAiGur NERDLR sews with DousLR or
SINGLE THREAD Of all kinds. Makes the Running
S'itch NOR. perfect and reguta- than by hand,
ana with extraordinary rapidity. making Is
STITCHES 10 each REvoLrIIoN Of the WHEEL Will
gdfAtr, hs,n rubae. sAsrr, tuck run rj Rreodth,
&c &c; requires change Of stltch IL NOT
LIABLE TO GEi orr or ORDER and will last LIvx-
TINE, beng the STRONGEST MACHINE made. Il has
taken the PREMIUM at SrAfE tAixs, and received
the approval OF all the principal journals and of
those who have USED them
:. "tor the Drsssmaker il is inv aluabe: for the
household it supplies vacant place. 60
dey's Ladys' Book.
lhis machine surpasses all others have
seen, and It would require aco.umn to enumera,e
Is numerous virtues = Democrat Davenport
With single or double thread, il silently
yet very rapidly with common needle, makes
the running stitch exactly ike the hand sewing
N T. Tribuns
All persons who bny or offer for sale init atoms
OF TINS genuine Machine will be prosecuted for
arrangements on the patents This is the only
low priced Machine secured by patent.
Single Machines sent to any part Of the coun-
intructions on receipt ofprlce. Is. Agents want
ed everywhere. Circular containing Liberal In
ducernents sent free.
Address all orders to
FAMILY GEM SEWiNG.MACHINEC CO.,
nOvlo-dwlvl Office l02 Nassau Street NY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-06
CIT 1T f. Nj =.
No PAPER ,rO.MOwROw.

Tomorrow is the day set apart by the
authorities National and State, for univer
sal Thank sgving. As true men-ever
ready te accept the responsibility Of observ
ing holiday at any season of the year, and
being naturally too modest to refuse an in
vitation to dine on the annual Turkey,
therefore, We, the proprietors and publish
crs Of the DEMOCRAT, propose to abstain
from accustomed labor, close the shop, and
issue no paper to morrow. Our next issue
will be ou Friday evening next.
THE Cry Council meets in regular ses
sion this evening
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-06
WON'T USE ANY OTHER.
The success aud the increasing demand which
hes attended the use Of
Vehslepsa veaefnhle nniP lnyifePntoP

The success au0 the increasing demand which
has attended the use Of
WebsleFs Vegetable Hair lRvigersteF,
Is the subject Of conversation in al circles,
and We are often told by Druggists that
they never sold preparation that met with
such candid and universal praise. 1t is war.
ranted to restore Gray or faded Hair to its
original color IA. four 1eels or the money re-
fusdsd, and q Hair dressing it has no
equal, being purely ssgstabls ; it cures al
humors Of the scalp, and stops hair from
falling out in one week. Although powerful
in restoring gray hair, yet It contains no SUI
gar Of lead; is not dye, and 10 harmless Is
wster; it gives the scalp healthy tone, in
vigorates the roots Of the hair. This plep
aration 10 the result Of great expense insci
eatiflc experiments. by one Of the sbDest
chemists in the country, and has hem thor
ouehly tested BY eminent individuals oual-
ided to decide upon it, merits, and nro-
neunosd BY them 70 have no squaiin na.ke+
For sale in Davsnpost by tlitchcock 4
6tarks, G. Schiegel, Stevenson Z Camahan
BusNAx = Van ScpAAck, Wholesale
DruCgiets. le Lake st., Chicage. Aenta
1be1hs&s1h-Waal - - + =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-06

SEND THEN ix-We are continually re-.
cciving orders from the farmers Of our coun-
~ for our Weekly, coupled with the remark
that our Market Reports alone are worth
the price Of subscription. Send them in
We intend to give full and correct reports
in every issus-reports that can be relied
on.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-06
j. III. WINSLOW & CO..


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10000 WATCHES, CHAINS, &C., WORTH
*5oHuOo
To be sold for One Dollar each, without regard
to value ana not TO be paid for until you Know
what you are to get.
ARTICLES 20 nE soLp roR 81 EACH
100 Gold Hunting cascd Watches each $ll5
100 Gold w a;ches Observation-Disclosures. 10
900 Ladies Gold Watches 40
COO Ladies' and Gents Watches Is
1000 Vest, Guard and Neck Chains - 5tolo
5oon Oval aud Chased q old Bracelets ITO 10
1000 Revolving Casiors Is to ls
800 Drinking Cups -to to 10
5000 I.a hes California Diamond Kings. . 10
5000 Magic SPRING and Snap Lockets. . a to 10
10000 Gold Pens, with lvcr mounted
holders ............ ......... 4 to
10000 Gold pens. with Silver Extension
Cases ard Pencils. ..... 4to6
500 Sets Ladies Jewelrv v......5to to 10
5een Tea, Dessert 4 Table spoons, ,pr doz l2lo2t
5000 Dessert and Table Forks, per doz ii to -
5000 butter Knives. per pair. r............. ~stclo
5000 Napkin Rings per pair ..4tolO
Certificates of all the various articles stat
ing what each one can have first pnt into
envelopes. sealed np. and mixed and when or
dered, aret ken out without regard to choi.e e.
and sent by mail. thus giving all a far chance
On receipt OF the certificate YOU wha, YOU
can have. and then il is at your option to send 81
and take the article not
One of these envelopes will be sent bv mail on
seceip: of % cts hve for Fl eleven for a. thir-
tv for 3D. sixty five for $lO, and a hundred for
tl5.
AGENTS wanted everywhere. Great induce
inents TO Ladies' and Gents to net such Fail
not To send for circulas which gives special
terms. full list, aud particulars.
Address, J. II. WINSLOW h CO,
epa-d w3m No 2os Broadway, n. y