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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-19
CAUT1ON.sEove lmslorse.
ne0t.

In order to guard against dangerous in posi-
lions, the public are requested to take especial
note Of the beautifully engraved proprietary
efemp. through which the Government Of the
y. ). officially authcnt,cates every bottle OF Hos.
fgfsga's BirfERs THIS shield, thrown by the
0overnmen, over the prOprietors and the public
ges their joet protection. is placed conspicuous
y across the cork and over the neck Of each bot.
IL. and ccnnos fail TO strike the eye Of the most
8ostettcr's Bitters can be genuine unless the
stamp 10 there.
y - also proper to state that the Bitters are
onld exclusively in glass. and never under any
circumstances by the gallon or barrel. impos-
guard the public have ,sainst them is 70 see that
TIE Bitters they guy Dear the engraved label and
oete VI hand If "sssrs. HOstettcr 4 Smith and
ssShs mp q. sse mentioned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-19

Have 80 often been perpetrat-d by means false
certifcAtes. that the proprietors OF the Dtters
have always confined themselves principally to
the testimony Of well-known public racters.
aud have invited readers to verify the published
statements bv direct reference to the parties
those names were appended TO them. Any i'm
psachment OF the printed evidence IS detied. Il
constitutes volume Of nrOot, it is believed such
- we're never before offered in support Of the
e3nlms of any other udyrftised medicine
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-19
Trouble with the Bowels
When the Appetite Fails,
Without . good Digestion,

Relish for food, however, ~ scarcely blessing
hosrgrrsas STOMACH 81. ,gms would, therefore.
b an lmperf-ctton,c II lacy only st'muat 4 the
palate. but they have 40 such drawback. They
not only create n healthy desire for sustenance,
but endow the STOMACH with IA capacity to dts
solve and turn to nutr,,nent the food the palate
Graves. Thus good digestion waits ON appetite
aud he 9Th IN hulh -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-12

A WARYING.-The President is
environed with pitfalls dug by men
who, in the disappointment of their
mad ambition, would at the same
time dig the grave of our political
system. We believe that the period
is critical beyond precedent. If the
radicals carry Connecticut next
week we may look for develop
ment which will arouse the country.
The above we extract. from the
Journal of Commerce Of last week.
We adopt the language as exactly
fiji. We warn the people that at
very early day the country will be
startled with a sudden advance step
in the progress of the revolutionary
scheme, unless the traitors be in the
meantime discouraged by popular
demonstrations Of constitutional
lovalty.-NatioRal Inteitigencer.
The St Louis Republican says:
The journals named above do not
belong to the sensational order OF
newspapers. and their admonitions,
however suggestive Of startling de-
velopmcnts cannot be dismissed as
mere extravaganza. Their utter
ance do not surprise us. The jacob
inical character. now so well settled,
of the party attached to Wade and
Stevens, may well prepare us for an
attempt to carry out the most des-
perate designs against the integrity
Of the government and the Liberties
of the country.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-12

GEN. MISUNDERSTANDING
ton special writing under date Of the
Both ult., has the following in rola-
ton to this eminent gentleman;
The Petersburg Express ofyes-
tcrday, contains the following: We
have intelligence direct from Toron-
to, Canada, whore general Breckin-
ridge is now residing. He says that
his health is good, but that care is
making it's mark upon the hand
somo and intellectual face with
which nature blessed him. Four
years ago his hair was black as ,ject
now it is hoary, He is weary OF
exile, and anxious to return to his
home and friends. In the hope Of
accomplishing this end, ex-governor
Price, of Now Jersey, a warm per
sonal friend and colleague of the
general in the congress Of the Uni
ted States, previous to the late war,
has proceeded, or will shortly do so,
to Washington, and have an inter
view with the President. We trust
that the President will accode to the
request. His relations with Mr..
Breckinridge, prior to the late Po-
litical cstrangement, were quite
friendly, if not positively cordial,
Besides, there is against general
Breckenridge no charge that we arc
aware of. Allthepoitical prisoners
save two, have been released from
confinement
Mallory, Stephens, Seddon, Hun
ter, Judge Campbell, all except the
president and judge Clay Why
keep general Breckenridge in exile, eHllo'
We can see no reason for SO dong,
and doubtless the president viii
consent that he may return to his
home his family and friends.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-12
The Last Hours OF The C0uyen'
tiOn,

inC h'aSk HONtS va wv NOu'N.
tiOn.
We are informed, that atthe close
of the Texas State Convention, tho
conservative members cndcavored
/ to pass resolutions approving tho
policy of President Johnson, and eN-
| pressing the gratitude which all
good mon feel for the noble stand
he has taken in defence Of Constitu-
tional freedom, in opposition TO Soc
tional radcalism, when every radi'
cal member Of the Convention left
the house, and by that means broke
II quorum. Many Of these radical
members, like Flanagan, Of Rusli,
were elected under the delusion that
the restoration policy Of President
Johnson would be facilitated there
by, their constituents never imagin-
ing, for moment, they would pur-
sue the course they have. We ven
ture to say, that not n half-dozen of
these men could possibly have been
elected, had their position been cor
rcctly understood. Their course ut
Austin was q fraud upon the virtue,
intelligence, and patriotism Of the
people Of the State, and will here
after prove a salutary warning a.
cainst sacrificing principle for mere
policy, in the selection Of public
men.
One good effect has resulted from
their being elected, if no other, and
that is, they have exhibited their
true political status. Hereafter they
will be known and remembered,
and are, consequently, rowerless for
mischief.
Another thing occurred at Austin,
worthy Of note, AS a matter OF
compliment, Gov Hamilton was in
vitcd, by the members OF the Con-
vention, at the close of their labors,
to address them. The radicals,
fearing the effect Of such speech
as he would be likely to make, sent
one OF their number TO advise him
to make n polite, kind, and concili-
atory address, as one Of q different
character, would have a tendency to
iniurc the prospects of.their candi-
dates in the ensuing election. How
little respect he entertained for this
warning, may be inferred from what
followed. Our informant states,
that on the day be addressed the
Convention, the negroes thronged
the capital; the black women, filling
the gallery and the men the vacant
space below. He could have avoid
ed this motley group by going in at
q side door, but he chose to pass i'm
modiately through them, bowling
and smiling as he went, with all that
blandness Of manner usually cXhib-
tied by a pop,si0r public man in the
presence Of an assemblage of intelli-
gent white people. Whenever he
came to pause in his address, the
negroes, without regard to what was
, said or its proper application, loud
ly applauded him. The Governor
) was very severe on the Convention,
for what he denominated its injus-
ticc to the negro; favored negro
equality and negro suffrage, and de-
, clarcd his intention to stump tho
State in sustaining his opinions.
This is the account we have Of tho
speech, which isrcpresented to have
been unusually bitter and malignant.
The next through mail from Hous-
Il I l,,i,,, nI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-12

$50 you are going to keep house.
are vonYn said an elderly maiden
to a blushing bride.
eyes" was the reply.
aGoing to have a girl, suppose,
The. newly made wife coioredi
and then soilly responded "really
didn't know whether i would be 9
girl or boy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-12

There is a feature in young la
dies dress that has puzzled many
what is the significance Of wearing
long ends of ribbon round the neck ?
When they wear ends hanging in
front. it means that the "lady is
married" over the right shoulder
that "she is engaged" l." over the lett
shoulder. that "she has a fellow
coming to see her but is not engag-
ed" down the back means, "boys
come on. / want a bean" If she
docs not wear any, it means 'she IS
engaged" and don't want to have
ANYTHING TO do with any other fell
low.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-12

A new sporting journal has been
started in London under the title
of aIJASD AND WATER" it strikes
ms that more attractive title for
the sports would have been BRAN
ny AxD WATER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-12

as anybody now waiting upon
Won ~ said one Of our polite dry
goods clerks to a girl from the coun-
trv.-aYes sir, said the blushing
damsel, that's my fellow outside.
He wouidn { come in.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-12
aREss GOODS I!

WE PAY PARTICULAR ATTENTION
TO THIS BRANCH Of the trade, and can
uhow q aselection far superior to any in this
State, consisting in part Of
SILKS, CHENE LENOS,
Brooches, ARMORETTS,
MOZAMBIQUES, TISSUES,
GRENADINES,
ORGANDIES,
GRAPE MORETTS,
DE BERGES,
PERCALLES,
POPLINETS
ROUBAIX, MARGUERITE,
LURLINES, BERAGES,
- ALAPACAS, LAWNS,
LINEN LAWNS, ETC, ETC,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-12

OUR STOCK EMBRACES EVERY
THING family wants, from the heaviest
Lowsls and Domestics to the FINEST slLh,
MSatills, or Hat.
Aud will be sold as Cheap as the
Cheapest--to-wit:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-12

Bet orsafnsd by fhs people # Tszss in
csnresfioa assensBlsd, That all warrants is
sued for payment Of troops, called into the
service Of the State by His Excelleney
Gov. Houston, previous 70 the q day Of
March 1861. are Lsrehy validated, and The
LEGISLATURE. st its first session hereafter
han provide for the payment q tie sane
and All AMOUNTS due for said services for
,-hich warrants have not been isshed in
usvnsni thereof, s-s hereby validated in
like ualntr-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21
}. u. WHLHORN, President.
WM. n. RANDALL. See'y
AUDITOR s OFFICE, IOWA,
URs MOlvES. February Ard. 1865

1t is hereby certified that there has been filed
in This office . sworn statement showing the
condition Of the Resolute Fire Insurance Com
pany, located 1t New York, in the State OF
New York, on the LIST day Of January, A. D.
1856. in accordance witt the provisions Of an
Act Of the General Assembly Of the State Of
Iowa, entitled IN Act in relation 70 Insurance
Companies approved January 2s, 1857. and sn
act a4nendstory thereto, approved February 9Th
1883 and m act in relation TO life Insurance
Companies, approved March 18th. 1862 that
said statement shows that said Company % pos
sessed OF the requisite amount Of capital, and
invested A. required bv law. Authority 10
therefore g,v.n " the above n:med Company
70 transact their appropriate business Of lnsur-
ance in this State in acrOrlance with the laws
thereof, until the 3lst day of January, A. D, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty seven. II il
also certified, that Babcock Cisrk, Of Daven-
port has BEEN dulv appointed BY said Company
their lawful Agents and Attorney = for the coun-
~ Of Scott, with fu' power to take ri L. Of In
surance therein. and 10 ackno1 ledge aervi~e Of
procsss as provided By Law. upon their filing
With The Clerk Of the District Court in and for
said County this Certificate and y copy Of the
81 latemeDt q hles IN this Office. Il 70 farther
cestieed shat the 1tAaclfed il : true and corrct
cocy Of the said state ment
In testimony whereof, have hereun.0 set my
hand and sfRxe ed my sesl Of oiace the day and
year above written. Jxo. A. ELllofT,
Auditor 0f State.
-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21
Issx-Paesrsoags -CA1,.AyA.-

Ia arss ss kness~ 5batcs skillfaly and elssa .uy
coMAiasd IN - aabes.eollorsd cordial, bssutifaly
transparent 10 the eye leassnt to he sasts and &C
esptaese 70 the stomach, In Caswell. Mack co.,
Ssrre- Paosepsorassd E'tetr u Calisaya Asrk.
HesA pint csntaias .ns ounce Of nesal Carisaya
Dart. aaA sasA tsasposnal csatains enc ss,s sf foa
Samples furnished free to the troesssyou.
OAeWeLls, MACK 3 CO.,
- nessfastsssrs, anAsf ~ Avssae hsssy
CoA93.on thoeS eotAV M YeeA Oatv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

ORAxD Luxca!-To-m morrow being Wash.
ington's Birth Day, grand Lunch, suita-
ble to the occasion, will Be served at Mar
tens Billiard Rooms, cor I'd and Ripley
0te.. at 10 o'clock A. n. All are invited.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21
The Gaeae west.

Homes q Dc sturdy fssrhsr who lool
about them ovsr Me broad praisiss, an3 -.
for miles their lands and grinarses. ste6ster
rendered desolate BY the death Ct beloved
chijd r. - The savases sfthe Asediy Group
Goes Cough Bslsam never Tails 10 cure it.
and 10 also The bss reneay ii the world fos
Colds, Coughs. and oil throats and lung die
eases.
Ces's DyapepslA Case p the only remedy
lnov1 that 10 certain TO certain 70 eurl
Dvspcpsia. Indigestion. and in fact oil dis
orders proceeding iren tbs stomach and
bowels
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

ExAnIxE. Mas L Mayer, At No. II Wet
Second street. invite the attention Of Il :
public to the 6ne stock Of ready made cloth.
Ing which they ere now disposing Of At
rAtss - low = con bs found anywhere in
tho eitx
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21
rxA0rLY WHAT you WANT.

MATHEWS vENRriAK HAIR DYE
kno "a and used over 30 years. Daily increas-
inx IN public favor Complete in one bSttle. =
No wash No trouble DOeA not crock or stain
Produces lustroua black or brown, - desired.
Does not injure the hair. Prioe, 75 cents. Sold
by Drurgiets aud Fancy Goods Dealers. ia9l1ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21
STATE OF NEW YORK.
County Of New York -.

J. +. Whlhorn, President, ani w. NJ RAN
dali, Secretary Of the kes"lu,e Fire Insurance
Company, Of New York, being seversiy and
duly sworn. depose and say, and each Tor
himsel! says, iaas the foregoing il = true, full
and correct stat. ment Of The affairs Of the said
Corporation. and that they are the above named
officers thereof; and that no part of the ca p,tal
or earnings Of said Company has been deposited
in any State or Territory - security FIR losses
therein.
J. Il. WHLHORN, President.
WM. y. RANDALL. See'y.
Subscribed and sworn to before me BY the
above named J. Z. Whlhorn. President, and
W. Randall Secretary, this 22nd day Of
January, A. d, 1866
THUS. l.. TuORNELL Commissioner
Is for the State Of Iowa in
New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21
e1kan .

lse TIE purpess q oess fslly s4pplyiAG
u vssas II IL ,pahus saA iast . pst.
vent uass,rupuIess dsalsss ~ bslkass %
islssiss ~ wsssAlass eseds q ~ Neeeqg
0olp Psns, shall hsrsaitss ssLl - GOODS
AZ WaoLssALE ssesDl;ag ealy 70 Appeinted
and Autherispd Agsnts, y vheo Cssta6-
ssas Of such Ageacy viii = given, end WIZ
sloos b abls y ssll ~ Msoses Psus 10
- eiey er vileoss 5.aEsf-nnu
TsGy Agsnts | SAail givs I 1ibsrAi dfs-
eesnt upon thsir Agreeing - suPply ths
psel,e u ny pahllshsd end ven knewa
prices. ,.s
Jewellers or Stationsrs viii, in ~ Cases, b
pvsfssss1 - Ags&ts. 'Is'1 eai 7rresats
Conditions and Terms for Agency will b
sssssd spsa spslieasisa. hy letter ef eshsr'
wiae.
WHARF no Agency 70 established, those
wishing Nos5sn Psns must send 70 ny store,
whsss prompt attsstisa will b given y their
orders.
A Cireular With Accessible Engraving ol
I'll Sizes apd Prices, viii b sent 70 any one
on receipt Of leelse sad peotaGe
Address A Mearss, No. g Maiden Lane,
New York.
Dated New York, Nov. /. 1866.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

g TGesesv % vsssns. - aesh. = - =
G. q vanDsver, CLINTON DEWITT. Esq q
nentrsal, 70 Miss HHLL1g v. CANNON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

WArHn.-Owing to the melting Of the
snew and ice, end the poor condition Of the
CUTTERS, the residents on Brady and Harri
ssa stsssts have experienced considerable
& ouble 70 day.
Rives Nswa.-The Missouri Usmocret
says Il 10 rumorsd that Captain Dedge who
left there . short time ago for different
points on the Ohio river, has secured sew
eral fine steamers for the St. Louis and St.
Paul trade. This now line will run eight
new stern -wheeIera We presume The
new line mentioned means the Northern
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

fs -. koo1o, he.
rms nOU Z IS CENTRALLY LOCATED
=. ~ oessps.e The sasss baosk es9I sssss Y
JHynlnOo Z elLDspslEvn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21
CITY 1T E M 8.

Cnolcs dry kindling wood and clean saw
dust can be found ct Renwick's Mill, above
the Railroad Bridge. feboOdtf
HsAvY Hoos.-Nr. Thomas Plummer, Of
Rock Island, shipped 30 hogs 70 Chicago
on Monday evening, that averaged 500 lbs.
each, live weight.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

'0N f@g IleS1 DAT; o. nA0OH, 1oss.
~ thsrs v'lhs leased eight eity lUts. located
% the levss. between Hsffisce ssd Soest
elresss. Fer tsfe astiea apilv 70 ~ Wharf
Master.
D order ofths COMMITTEES On PATHS 0eosn1s
Yu1g II sTas tivW~.AeS SSvoSS;:e; !
D. Dmelrss sepy stiuA ls6oo.Aet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

A GsNsaAL CoxcLusioN.- ladies oi
Davenport and vicinity have at lsosth co@s
. the conoiusiou thst tAs ealy place to buy
queensware. glassware. crockery, and solid
aad silver plated ware. 10 ct I. 9. Wsbb's
LeClairc Row. There ore several reason.
leading 10 this conclusion. principal among
which sss. that Webb always sells good
article, and 10 sstisGed with reasonable
profit. II any ef oar ssadess srs in need o.
snythisg elegant and substantial. h thii
line. We adviss an examination Of G. T.
Webb's stock. in Le Claire Row.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

III. z =. vU0oeO4 q q I4et =
A. rnuAa MlLx GuAr. troe WnDCn n
y nhsssl ssiss viii y PsiA Eaasirs = ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

Rsssavsp SsATs.-Owing to the contin.
"a demsnd ths dirse1sss of the Lissssy A..
soeiatieo have eoadu4sd 70 ell rsessvs1
ssaes In the bsdy sf Mstsopslitaa Han iss
Hiss lDiekinssn's lecture. They wee
ready ee oolo oetea o'clOek this noenfne.
CnewDap Or. have tfasslsiiou
ef IN article from Dr. Dsmssrss il or pos.
eju6ava, ,whsA ~ ~ sssvdSa ~, ~
via IN ~ Y 49,.
Tn Feaisns Of New YotA CITY and
Beeskly. 70 The number 10000, vill psesdV
ona9 Cel O1aheay - g. Raleiek's II.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

Tns FuH u OvDs,-Ths Mississippi
River and T~ia City Skating Pasks may
nov - numbered among The things tha'
,wese. A party of wsskmsa vsss bssily
engaged the greater past Of the day ia re,
moving ths lssess and bsilding. Few q
he propfietors sf our parks have mors than
saved thsif sseitAl. II Cape Andteas does
VT hsvs ths Bsld: :pnthsly - Ainssl! nsxl
winter, ~ lock 70 - our river parks pre-.
pared By stock esnpshiss ssds up Of u,
Asst snthSslassis lovers IT skating. A
eayse vint6s q ~ y ~ L. has ben con
sssusa, ~ - lsaaspiss1 Il THE ssstisa d
'sAs nsmsey Of The ''6ldsst inhabisants,' :
end With faeliase Il rsgsss eur bslles ant
bAax viii rensnbee ~ jevial Caraiyall
'sAA nabqtItAdss just ed6s 81. 'snAinf
~ tss9YAsfsf." MasyrspAs.ytha
tAat ~ eJkssll litssedk uaAilb ~ &lshi,
eouss1sat y Jenee aad oA. paes tsnps
|Aey. ''fsvpr.'', aad that nast, ~iaas wiI
pan away uahallsvsd ~ ~ rssssuss n
~ Aie Ssss's1 ~ ~ w ~ ~ :,
q III epinisa. We take ness chsssls
visw 4 ~ aalAsr. .anl Asps ssr bslisf MAJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

Two o. fuHx CAronf.-We learn that
two individaals named Mccormick, whe
took part in The robbery Ct Capt. Bsssis,
seas ths Muesatins end Scott couaty line,
lev days since. wSts caught in Lcsis,
county sn Sunday last. A. the robbery n
which they vsrs implicated was the bid
est committed IL this seetioa sinee III
cold bloodsd horrors ef the "Bandits Of ths
Pnisies," II i - - hopsd that aopls jos
tice vsill be mstsd out to them, and the ~
mainder VI the gang quickly sasnassd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

Nsss Ducgixsen's LUcTUas.-The pro- =
peess ass that Metropolitan Hall will prove
inadequate for the number ef our eitissns
dssigning 70 attsad Miss Dickinsen's lee
turs. Very nearly. II not Oh tie sssts In
shs eallssy have bssa reserved. and ~ vill
bs ssen BY . notice elsewhere, the ssats ol
the nsin psstien Of tho Hall are nov open
ior reservation. Call st Luss I 0siggs'
ed est yous checks end tickets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

To Ca1e Cbllls = Fever. sss MA
0UfRE'S A0Ue MIXTURE. put Sp BY J. I G
AAGUlRE. -. Lsuis. PRICE q 80 per bottle.
IT. rsnsLs, Florist. cor. 4th ard naiu
Sts., fruit and ornamsatal trees. Av20-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

Persons wishing to ordss eAeies ssleueion O.
rran Tr~s, 0rsps Vines. Ornsmsstd Frees
Ahrubbsry ~ Rvsrgsssna. viii 6pd u 70 thei'
sssntseet leuvs their orders Aith i. J. BAR
TON, Agent Of r K. phasuia's Nursery, Bloom
ing.on, IN Office At keystone HOUSE. =. ..
Bog $50. Davenport. Iowa novx7 d&wsm
Go 70 sas Bssr.-0o 20 Bryaat. Strat
tsa a Merrill's Dsvenport Commercial Co!
lsge, to get ! thorough practical businea
education, or 70 beccns good sodsd tels-
graph operator. For circulars address Ten
closing stamps) Bryant. 0trattoa 1 Merrill
Davenport, Iowa. dwly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

! Auditors Seal !,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21
uPmAM.s 1aAlR DYE.

Boxes larger than Dyes that cell for 81
NITURA!.. DURABLE, BEAUTIFUL, WAR
RANTED 70 please. This article hes bsen thor
.curhly tested BY ~. Chiffon. Of New York
ana Profs. Booth and uarrett Of PhiDadelphia
Who pronounce u trse from all poiaoaOus i6grs
dients. and the material composing = viii - IN
lure The most delicate hAis. Sold bv DsuEgistl
ana Fancy Good dealers everv where.
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s03 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
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