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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-04-05
SOUTHERN WOMEN
[From the Richmond Enquirer.
The Nation

|
| If straWs show which way the wind blows words
| are equally indicative of the way that oligarchy
| tends The Northern Press and people have
| many expressions born of these latter days, when
ancient principles have become defunct. Among
| the words of almost universal prevalence this
word ''Natlon" is the more conspicuous. John
c. Calhoun, than whom no man is more unjustly
| mal1gned or SO strangely misunderstood, as far
back 1S49, detected the outcroppng of centrali-
zaton, foreshadowcd by this very word in it's
application to the Federal Union. Since his day,
the whole North has joined in the chorus, and
| made 1t the slogan Of strong government"
| We never firmly pursuaded of the great
Carolinan's patriotism and prophetic genius as in
this very day and generation. He was true lover
| Of his country and true Republican, a very
zealot, if you WILL in maintaining its honor, faith
and freedom. He knew that the only danger of a
disruption of the Union came from those who,
| formerly Abolitionists, are now termed Radicals
| All honest men see for themselves how little
! love for the Union ever existed among them and
| the sad conviction which forced 1t Gov. Cowper,
of Virginia, to contrast the Southern love for the
Constitution with the Radical hate of that instru-
| ment, Is beginning to work wonders with many of
| the same stamp.
| Mr.. Calhoun observed in l849 that as far as the
word '' Nation was concerned that neither truth
| nor real meaning lurked in it. He declared that
such perversion Of language tended to consolidate
the Government and produce wrong impression
| When the Constitution was formed the word ''na-
tional" was not employed, and it was diligently
6SCueWtu ny washington ana Cne FOUNDERS. Ihey
speak, said Mr., Calhoun, they speak of the 'Gen-
e7GI G0oe'mo.et Of The Federal Ueion," but struck
| out nation" in all places and the preamble to
the Constitution reads: eve, the People of the In
tied States" We are not nation, and the word
was never heard until the Abolition frenzy be-
gan.
MILD WINTERS The Gazette du MIDI, French
journal, publishes some facts respecting winters
remarkable for their mildness. In 1172 1289
l42l and 1927, the trees in January already
in leaf, and the birds had begun to build their
nests in the branches. In 1888 the gardens
were filled with flowers on the 1st of February,
and In Paris swimming parties were organized
The winter of 1853 was very rigorous throughout
France but this remarkable fact was observed,
that at the town of Sables d'Olonne Wendell, and
six leagues around, the months of December, 1862
and January, 1853, were exempt from cold, while
elsewhere the weather was very severe, and the
mouth of the Loire frozen. That occurrence was
remarked by the learned LIE Condamine, who Was Was
then at Sable dOlonne he called the attention. of
men of science to the fact, but the reasons could
never be ascertained. The mild winters of 1907,
1922 and 1853 had no pernicious effect ON the
crops Ct ~7' 's'-~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-12
CAiJ. AND SEE.
nuDereane g the sick.

We invite the att triton OF our readers IL. .
careful perusAl of Dr. Easierly's medical Adver-
tisemeni winch can be seen ia our columns TO-
dsy. Ur. Eastsrly's Family Medicines have been
twenty years established IN -. Louis. are de-
servclly popular. have = rapid sale. and are re-
gssded the bcst nov in Dr. Ensterly = =
pa-cs = remedy tor each particular form Of dis
9 Sc, aud not one remedy to cure all diseascs. as
you often see reco,nu,epIe W others. His med
icne~ are stan lard pr(ar atom, kept IN all the
principal Drug stores throsgt out the great
North vest aud are resorted to by invslids from
Family Medicines are prepared under the eye "t
- expcr,encrd and educated physician we can
g., ~ucGd chem xih confidence 10 the afflicted
a. h.;r., nuch superior to Others in genera! use
~ a.. :, ,,,.. -'uicted give them atrial. Orders
addressed 10 DR.. H.. .,..d.S ~. .' 49, ..s -,
BE- promptly ti'lcd and ..c,l7 gSxf.
nj. nAriA vi The caunirY. 0eeAe ue"A{
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-12
GOl0lerS.

Soldiers who have served in thc armies
Of the Uuion. children. mol hers. every body
that hrs go, bad G. ID. Group, Whoopins
Cough, or is troubled With any lun. or
tnr,at complaints, wc advise you to use
Ccc's Cough Ralsana, the cheapest and best
cough prcpara,ian i" the world
And wfen you have the Dyspepsia. Or
arc troubled with C"nstipati"n-th great
cst Cause of III hcalth-or nny troub'e ot
the stomach or bowels, use Goes Dyspep.
ssure jsumedinttlv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-12

The receipts and shipments per Chicago
4 Rock Island Railroad and NJ. & NJ. Rail.
road, Esst and West, for the week ending
Saturday night, February 10Th, arc rs fol
lows:
Shipments G.SOO bushels: Corn
800 hrshcls; Oats, 400 bushels Wheat.
1000 bushes; III ur. GOO barr ~; Hogs.
dressed q. 900 lnund-; Tallow. 1000 pounds:
II ,"s, live, $50 hca Mttrhnntli>,.. Is tons;
Rcceipts-Coal. l5D tons: NJ, rrIlan,ii.c,
l5O toms Corn, SOO bushels Wheat, 400
bushels
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-12

HEAVY ROBBERY At Burial, We learn
that Mr.. Bcrsic. of bu!fai". was robbed "l
t3,DtW last night. A. near ~ We could
gather tho facts, rarty ri me" sariDu-Iv
estimated at from four Ia ssvcns completely
disguised, entered the house u about dusk
Mr.. Bcrsie wss sitting in one room, and h.
hro,hcr. in. .aw and ssssne ladies' ia another
one. Txo Of the robbers confronted Mr..
B rsie, one he'll the other inmates in quiet
ness, and xcvsrsl o, hers 'm'xted them. elves
- ont the l,,usc. A ds>k conta ming i've
$500 US. Bonds, and Eve hund' cd d'llars
IN money, vas then ransacscd, ard The
spoi's secured. The r.'bsers then departed
,ca.ing no clue h.adirx 70 ther dete'ton'
Mr. Bersie had intended " start - Mus .
tine this morning to d.posil his money 9
the bunk. swd lead vtry i.sdiscrect'y ttd
his friends 70.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-12

A P,cruRE. Saturday evening. on
BRADY street, We met soldier with but one
leg, eqnar,ng eff At one with but one arm.
on acro mt Of quarrel originated about +"
Tin I'D Ter. IT,. fu 'mer .ol.licr was ar
rs4;cd short time tcrwards for II: item
ing TO DOT every citizen who would not
vacsts the sidewalk At his command.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-12

Tue Red Jacket B.tters impart vigo' =
the feeble without rrod ucing undue phys,
al or mcn:al excitement, and rccupcratc
not only the relaxed and dcbiiltattd frame.
but tho constitution itself.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-12

ClDAsPfss BiLllAsD MArcw. - A ch.upi.
on billiard match takcs place at J. W.
C"cn's Billiard Rooms in Metropolitan
Book. this evening. During I recent visit
{, Muscaiine. &c learn that Mr. Coon play
cd game or 900 points, with Mr.. William
Stc~art, 4 noted player o. that city. and
made the 500 points while Mr.. s. made lOS
In playing with Mr. vii ian liail. Of the
same place, Mr.. Coon won two games ~, Of
thee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-12
Sr,lL II IAmPixa.-The Gazette with char

SrlL II IAwPixa.-The Gazette with char
';.tic meamncss and disregard ''f 90 ID
buses ttc cliior Of Der Demokrat
sense. =
~. ..o~,;, FIR tel ing few w''Ies"m"
.r.,,,. ,or.ern ing Lieut.. IIcnnc's pension.
n. NO. .,ow. better than the editor Of
,,-,..- that maimcd soldier gs't
his dues. aud he sta., -.
but the Gazette. in its bin.
ram Price. refuses I" rcc"gn,. ~ 49,.
any other source. and when It c.
him bef"re the public by fair mans, l.
p,si'c is rcso.ted t.. This last attack j.
Der Dtmckrot is $, perfectly u warrantablc
thu. il calls for our hearty cnnsicmnati w.
Because that paper has hccn selected ~ .
Govetnme' organ. and the Gazette le1 out
in ,he cold, is the cause "f the lattcr's spite
(ul attack
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-12
CIT Y 1T r " 8.

A.v,vr,. -CoC'panics +. and F. Of the
Ninth Cavalry. comm >ndc'l respectively by
Cant. Geo. NJ. Dem and Capt. bi'J'" !"
Con,nl, arrived in this city =" 0.'''u~'
evening
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-12

PURE Co LivEn OL.-
This es'im"''e ren ed, Inns S5oun in dsrepu'e "mo.r
m,ny from III nsueoas and rcruIsise artici,s sold
uader he nnme of Cod Liver Oil
u, sard c swe T. Col Liver |, m anufa rturcd o :
the coast from n .si cci~ vers !, Is sweet
cream, arr. is eass retained by the most dciica
stomach. H.le maiufa, iu Z s,
CAsWELL, MACK s. CO,
Nv York.
Fold hy nj! Druggists feb 9-d-.d.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-12

has created n uch interest throughout our
city, was still pending At the Court House
20 day. but will probably b, decided TO
,norrow, provided the jury can come 70
any agreement in the matter. Lane. Drown
and Su.ly for the prosecution. Parker, Nc:
Neal, uubbcll, AID Crawford for tho de-
tense.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-12
EIft ~ ~
VOL.


4 Cal 0Os
For the purpess Of more fully supplying
shs wants q shs psblie, and il order y pre-.
vent nnscrupuloss dealers from palming d
infssisr snd ~orthless goods 10 The Asa1en
GoLp PExs. I shall hereafter ssls no GOODS
A. Wholesale eseeetise only 10 Appointed
ssd Authorized Agents, e wtow CssaiR-
cats Of ssch Agency will b. given, and vito
aions 10 able to sell thu Non1ox PExs in
that city Or village.
To ny Agents shall give liberal dis
eouht upon their agreeing to supply the
poohc At my published and well kne~s
prices.
Jewellers or Stationers will, in all cases. BE-
preferred - Agents.
Conditions and Terms for Agency will Be
stated upon application, By letter Or other
wise.
Where no Agency 10 established, those
wishing AoaSsx P9xs must send y ~ store.
wh .rs prompt attention will be given 70 their
orders.
4 Circular with fac sim,ls Engraving Of
I'll Sizes and Prices, will be sent 70 any one
sn rsssipt ef letter and postage
Address A AosroS, No. 25 Maiden Lane.
New York.
Dated New York, Nov. l. 1885.
1T rsSsts, Florist, cor. 4th ard Main
Sta. I, .it and or. amentai trese. sov30-lv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-12

Trs number Of dogs in Ohio is put down
atl8I, log. The number Of sheep killed
by dogs in that State last year was 80. .3S7.
injured .2O3. The aggregate value Of
III 8. sheep is &l74. s94. 800. This shows
that the dogs Of Ohin have p owed to be a
rather Improbable set Of animals.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-12
inflammation a, the ungs

There j. not medciL discovered that has much
power to dissolve the thick thit stop MP the
wind passages ol The lgnt tn Pine Tree Tar Cor
al, which -Htdue- the cscr and Inflammation thai
sfioy the power and vitality of the iinss AMI con
si u tie pat si!t the grave We >iy 10 all whose
lang ai.e.,ed u.r nr. Nshalt Pine 'ife. Tar
Cordial win .re I conf nee, Y is res ored fious-
und Of Gases To heal IA tat WEE hupcl sly given up
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-12

Tus New JsRUsALKN.- Rev. j. Il. lib
bard, Of Chicago, will give course Of SIX
or seven lectures, on the New Jerusalem Tor
Swcndcnborgian) Church, in tho East
Room, LcClaire Hall, commencing this
(Thursdsy) evening. The put lie re i"vi.
ted-seats free. ieoS' H.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-12

Carr. AxDmxws' PAsk.--rspt. Andrews
Carnival has bern ves,ponsd till to 'noss sSw
night. whrn Il vii pdsifieey tax ptats -
Tho Park will be illuminstetl ~ the ceIe-
issased benssine light. which wi'l rcul 'rshs
assrosphs.s ~ light - asiat. T. guard
Assicst imyo tors, no si.isi Cd person will
Be ad,sisss.l whs has NOT previously procur-
ed tickets fos that rsrpoas u Ken''rgt"" :
Co, or atths Park. A Afull band willLe in
atsendaste. Aud I ten cent convey aaes
line bs run from Reningln Co.'S, stop
ping 1t Pssk's AID llesas pen't mis4
6fSdiA1 tBs,iei tSi6l E,sisa asAdt
tion. - .saaatN
We leaee- -fror the parlirstcr Aarlsg.
that (. 80 ap1Snea .n66tiss was' aSrGEted
near the. city ~ Slsthisy nal seppossd 4
| u eese1sutj ~ ~ ~ ~ sf Henry 4
llslas asas 8fsins1a,A. II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-12

The amount Of goois imported into New
York since tho frst Of January is SIS. 1853,
O5l. These figures represent the invoice
value IN gold. For the six months ending
January lst, there were entered for con.
sumption 81. 1852 .069. Entered for ware
houseing 3lS.757,l03. Total $sS, ITO, ,OG3.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-12

FAxcY DRESS BAIL To N,aur. Great
preparations have bsc, made at the Twin
City Park for the comfort Of its patrons
this cvc,.ing. The ice is in splendid con
di ION. a fine hand has been e, gagged.
aud Tor tho benefit Of those that cannot
lance on skate =, . Platform has been cree.
ted suitable Tor dancing ithout skates
Waltzes snd quadsilles will Lc the order Of
Tho evening.
wssrcngsrRR IlorEi.. i..--Thoss Of onr bus
mess men who may w,sh TO- snjourn in New
York CITY for few days, will find TO more
piras.nt or convenient = hotel than the
West hester. J. F. barrow 1 Co prorrie
tors. At this house tho ssrsng.r will Cad
every comfort usually Afforded the trave. ing
pubic. Read the advertisement elsewhere
Acoxirs unutterablc proceed from ner-
vous compla;nts. The lceLler sex die, as i:
we're. thousand dcaths from nervous ex.
citcsncat. nesvoss dcpreesion, snd nervous
veaknesses; and yet, Ri. krcnc, the great
e. discovery in ins'sissn phsrnjacv, imme
4 ato'y aud intll,bly acc. nIli>hss cu,e in
~ such sases. DepUt, 20 Dey o.. Sold
BY Ill Druggists - E
floRss SfaArsp on Ssol.sx. .-0n Saturday
evening, n about seven O'efuck, Mr.. Sic ies
lied 1 pony soa pest in front Of his stors
an Sscotd street. A short tune aftcrwsrd.
he snimal sss missed. II was returned
yesterday 'nct Ming. having becn fspnd
| loose In the street. tns As:rirsa !. 4srss >.
| ;hcntass - est-----.-s 4 ! r. ss,
Onf Dock Ssons. Ths following prisp1
have bssn drawn asd awardsa at ~ Pvb.
iishsrs Gih DSek Stots IN The lGestepselaa
Beck - Aias Haeks.7a silver ~ - -
jog; ~ Mr.. Dr.. Reia. : .si!ytf' Sli!sst
Dish; 70 Miss Pope. psr u 0per'
Glasses; 'e,Ar. Da,i4 : sarn1ee Pitcher
s., AS,! s, 6, e. L4as2lz.aI. ~, !,
fas Hon. Johs n. :keess, q Ss31e Il
Ilgy311 A6falDsi Alsis1uI ;sosI .Qg nah
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-12

Go TO rns BEsr-Go to Bryant. Strai
ton 4 Mcrrill's Davenport Commercial Co
lcgc, to get . thorough practical busincs.
education, or to become good sound tclc-
graph operator. For circulars address Zen
closing stamps) Bryant. Stratton L Merrill,
Oayennort Iowa dWlY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-12
Important to Fruit Growers.

Pers,n< wishing to ord .r choice sclc "sS. m. -
Frait Tr-,s. Grape Vines. Ornamental
Shrubbcry ~ EverHseens. will ind y to tn
xvaita,et leave their riers NTH J.. }. UAk-
TUN, Agent Of r 4. PhDaix's Nursery, Bloom,
tnyton. III Office at keystone House. y. y.
Box SyU, Davenport, Iowa. nOv27 dAwSm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-12

"Srxucg lLr. Mr.. j .,nes Glenn recent
Is opened one Of the finest veins Of coal
. Ro K krive!. ." apiece Of land Of his.
about half wSSy from his home fArm to POr
tc,'s banks, IN this side Of Il 'ck river The
roal is said to be Of very superior quality.
and is another ev .dencc that all that region
is full Of the very best coal. We congr"t-
ulato Mr. Glenn on this furtunate disc0v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-12

I Rail ROAD ugs,lNo ~ Il CLAiss. ~
Railroad prospects Of L. Claire have iufus.
ed new lie into that little eity. Property
hes risen Of late In . manner unpreeedeni.
I'd s,nce the days Of '0s and DC. II il
almost IN impossiJil,ty 10 rent . rcsperta
bic dwelling house in the p'scs. Rail rnsd
projects sr. receiving msrkss attention,
and every citizen is on the alert to advance
with energy the interests Of his ei'x On
Saturday afternoon At about six s'siosk, :
call Tor raj road meeting u Davenpor.'s
ila,l that evening. Was i,su.d. At the mp
pointed time lsrgs meeting ~as convene
consisting of all the prominent ci'isens Of
the place. Addresses we're delivered by
MsssrA Lsris.r, Summers. Brown. Van
iiorn, and many others. The subject IN
der DISCUSSION wss the project Of inducing
the Union Rail road 70 cross tho river 1t
lie Claire. One speaker stated that 1t was
the design Of the company 70 eFoss the Mis-.
.issippi somewhere at that point, and TAX
i. 2 southwestern direction. 10 find ter
minus At ST. Joseph. Mo. lie ais" privately
stated that up cards Of $3.50 900 were pledg.
cd in the city Of Davenport alone, for the
building Of bridss at L. Claire, and the
exc sion OF the road around tho R,pids.
After couole Of hours passed in an inter-
change Of ori,ions, it vas moved and sec
oncd to appoint committee to visit and
confer with the President Of the Union Rad
a R.riue Mcssr-. Or. Van Horn, A. Il.
D O.venlort. and Z. Z. Appl gate we're ap-
pointed, and will take their departure i'm
IN. diat.lv. The meeting then adjourned.
There can be no doubt but that . road
frcm Lie Claire to this city would be highly
advantageous to b,th points. The project
has always been regarded in that light Ly
our best cit GEMS Laying aside oil con
sidera,ions IN regard TO commerce, and the
danger ofthe Rapids, the road vi pay
The luOscst c IculmtiOn in relation t. the
necessary increase Of the trade Of our city
in that direction, will prove the truth Ct our
assertion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-12

SEE a woman in another column p,'king
Sanhurs grsp.s for Speer's Wins. 1t il ~
im,rahle article, n>c,i IL tho hospitals aud
by the first Glaze families in PARIS, London
anil New York. in preference to old Port
Wine. |, is worth TRIAL, as it gives grea'
satisfaction. dc4 div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-12
CONSUMPTION.
UyMNt are itx Symptoms !

II usually beg MS with short. dry cough, which
soon becomes hablnal. but for some time uohn, Is
raised except NJ Cis. The breathing IL some
what 1T, and upon slight cxeic much nuR
LED A s,nse of T6uT>E>> aud oPriE--I"S al the
chest II often felt. A the disease vsintc- the pa
tien becomes thin in flesh, is afflicted with loss oi a
petite. great anruor, noeIce and detection of splf
its and may continue this safe for considerable
length OF tmc and it IS very read ly ri ected by slight
exposure fatigue. II these Occur. the con h be
tfou rlesome. and is ate nded with expec
toratiun which most cop ou- AMI free very early III
the morning. ii j. sometimes stfcaked with blood
At this stace ei.t sw calls usually 81; ~ AMI some
rrrsc bleeding oi the lunes may also occur
Pa some rari OF the che i ieit, AMI OF en- dIi
Guilty Of ~ npon or the other -Iic without ST.
II af Cocging. a scnse of fine-s or sliloc;
ton. is exirr cnecG. Tie pulse becomes ful. hard
and feqncnt the hectic fsish times TIE cheeks, and
the dire nj II idy Ia i:st hasten u i.s close.
Those wuo = iollt ~. warned hy these -YMi- . Is
generally tink lightly Of them until it is too late
From tbs IA L. pcfhip-. more than any othcr lri-es
the sad prevalence IN fatality oi disease VIII I'll sAces
In, mra le nj .lnlih Victims.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-12

JrsT Cause for being alarmed Nv hen
. cous', has been running Cor long time.
an y,a begin to zee, rain setting in up 2
your Lungs, attended Wit, tigh'nrss a"ro<s
the chest, it is high time that you should
awaken to the danger of your discaec. whirh
is fast running intn E,tal Consumption. =
Nov, befrc il is TOO late usv Allcn's l.,s 3
Bslsam, which will cur the disease, and al
will be we'll with YOU.
For sale by E 8. Ballor,l, rrnggist also
by the Dealers in Family Medicine generally
Rich Garevvih of G1alr produced.
The astnral color restored mot dyed,l end dis
ease Of the scar, falling oG. &c. eflectusly cur
Cd bv using MAGulRI'S HAIR COLOklNG
RESTORATIVE BALM. Price u per bottle.--
~Preparea aai s,ld By =. 1 c. AAGUlRE. drug
gtsts, st. Louis. Octl2dwiy
0Dlnrrhen. Oysemtelsys r0amwees
COMPLAINT. &C.. speedily cured By using ~
ea,rs's Compouud ExtrAct Of Benre Plant Pre-
pared only BY }. G. Mcguire. ~. Louis. aAi
sslA ~ III arssxissa, r. t,cSvrAgt. chisavoa.
To Care Chill. 4 Fever. ees MA
oUlRE's AUus NlxrURs, Put up by LAC
:AAculRe. s.. Louis. PRICE el.so per bottle
The atricklaadl eeaaeSlles.--w,
have tor son. time tel, It our duty, an axrse
sablc privic = ns tess. /. say a word In fav0~ =
Dr. Str'cxlaad's ke.edies, and simply fOf tb
Feason tnat " b ow DE u T. Be gond- a.l we y
.isvc. that they a represented 10 b.. '1fia
sWosfnY fas Afts~sioS or sors Male
kSr FxxALes. who ars in want of. business
The v.ll known house of 5. N. Ward 1
Oe.. Manufacturing Jswsllers. Q Bsoed-
vav. 0sw York, wish In estabhAh an agsWe
IN ev<sv towd In the U. S., and In or.'-r ,hs
the Assat can have sample to exhibit 1
their .eastomsrs, the; vilt ssnd - sample
On be rscsip; of 33.00. geaaies c.;
Pen (varamtrd) ttsh 'Sisves Extsnsio
Cass sas Pencil. takstter With wbolsaal
Circa,ar 70 Ass9ts. and slsvsa orsti6case'
esa SaMpls Ccs.i0cass fer - cents. +s'i
ssfhsss is no Agent btt what ~as' snt
eAsi'y es-a day. anl sltsp 1lo. tsbsd ~
xsAn tssss. No. ~. I. q. q q, +
Ucets cvssy Tsrsaay sveaings - 1te'deel
In The Hdl ever thsi Oav5Nposs Natioal
1eek; eseNet q Meady apd xiici bl1Vp.
1a1hg1 ~ NJ sh ,oa1hAAa q 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-12
UPllAM.x HAIR DYE.

Boxes larger than Dyes that sell FOR ~.
NATURAL DURABLE, BEAU,IFUL. WAR
RANrED to please THIS article has been thor
oushly tested by DIR. CiiiLrbN. If <ew yswk. /.
ans Profs Booth and tssrrctt Of Philadelphia.
who pronnunce It tree from Ill pos0rOns iuxre.
dients and the material composing II will not n
;,.re the most delicate hair. Sid bv prugHists
an. Fancy Go vi dealers ever where
;.riT. an. JNO kKOMEK, Sole Prop'r.
AU3 G Cles. nut stre~t, Philadelphia.
Pssny's Morn ND FxscxLs Lor,os.-
Chloasma. or Mothpatch. (a'so called Live.
spot.) and Lcn.igo. or r.. scN'es; arc ,,.. "''s"
very annoying, particularly I, "u's. " ',s"'
complexion. for the ,liscolorcn sipos. s"o~
m IRE plainly on the fac- Of blon. 'e 10" ~
. hrurettc7 but they greatly mar Il. -" an
~ Of either; snd any preparation tha. '.' -"
cGec:ually remove them without injur., "
the texture or color Of the akin is ccrlainl,
. dssilcratum. Dr.. B. g. Perry, who has
made diseases Of tho skin . speciality, has
discovered remedy f,r these cd,scolorat,ons,
watch is at once prnmpt. infallibc. Fur sale
bv Hitchcock & Starks. and Stevenson 1
Carnshan. Prepared only by B. Z. Perry.
Dcrinsta'csist. No ~ Bond Street. New
York. aud CIR sale hv all d ucgists. Pri~.
8. per h1ttle. Call for Fsrry's Moth aud
Frsckls Lotica. FuLLxw. EsSca L Frr.LrR.
Wholesale Agents. Chicago. III. (spl4-ly
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Colds and COncEls
Pie Tree Tar Cordial

i great rene y for Chronic Group and DphtIera.
wh h l. ndin, thou -iiis an thpus iuds " child en-
to premature gaze. II c.n be nted by Dr. W halt
Pine I,ee IA Cord al
Cut of m thousand scs where II has been trisd n
III p>t two Year.. IL has never missed casc Mhef
II wa. taken In tine. Al families shoull have il ol
hand. il ives Instant ielie n Group anu Dph =
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