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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

liz A LETTER to the editor Of the Chicago
Times, . prominent citizen Of Columbia. 5.
O., writes: ~ believe qualified negro SUI
frags is inevitable, and will be accepted ~
the South 1t, what she considers, the prop
Of time. Il msy b thst time has arrived ;
I am inclined u think. with you, that i
49,. nut upon this point there il great diff
ference Of opiaien. fully appreciate ths
powsslsss condition Of the Democratic party,
and feel thaG,if We Of the South can, BY any
reasonable action. enable it to take such q
new departure - will insure ito return IA
power. duty end sslf intsreas both call upos
Is 10 do co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29
A Disastrous Cor @ogrAl1Om
I'm Milwaukee.
..EAGLr" MACHINE WORKS
DelDHE0D@.TOTAD.
U.ONH Q 80. 0oo.
MlLwAukss, WIS.,, Dec. 2s

AILwAukB8, WIS.,, Dec. IS.
A very destructive Ore broke out in the
Eagle Works, 1t the corner Of Second and
Fowler streets, At Ave O'Clock this morning,
destroying the emit, concern-foundry, ma.
chine shops, wagon, paint and blacksmith
shops. with their entire contents, consisting
Of engines, machinery, tools and stock. =
The repair shop for the Mississippi Gar
Woke, the Railroad House and stable, and
= nuobes OF smaller shanties we're aleo q.
stroysd Johnson 1 Ooopany's lumbes
yard was partially burned. The .".tre loss
- Ahn. 400 - 30 sva0we: n n. Aisner,
loss on souadry, 81. 900; incurred. %, 900.
w. 4. 0oodnow. tools, q, 600. J. Il. Stow
ell, portable engines. 81 500; insured. Mo>
Beth 4 Rohardsoa. less in machine shop,
%, 900; insured for $1,000. Ailwaakss .
Prairie Du CHEN Rsilrosd. lose e2.6OO.
Johnsoa 4 Co., lumber, $1,000. Railroad
House AMI Stable. loss, 81 1900.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

A PiLLAn rsAs Niouf HAvu nDass Goa
We rad in the MIsbssfns Asvu: sIs
!: inesadsd - forward - tho HsSo Hshjbi-
asna pyreol1 rspresentiag ~ spass which
would b. occupied BY I'll IL gold produced
IN the colony during the lest fiftesn years.
The height Of the trophy will BE- fifty feet
Ten inches. while At the base II will measure
ton feet square. Its cubic capacity will BE-
eqns! to 1894 feet, and il viii represent I
weight Of l,07l tons. three quarters and
twelve pounds. Of the value Of 40. 600 900
pounds.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29
ssaEusw AZ Ayo xsa~ ursssoN.

General Shcsnan Is now or bis way 70
Washington, With the view 10 a-certaining,
" possible. Why he was sent to Mexico. II
the information should he obtained we trust
1t will bc communicated 10 tho public with
The lees, possible delay. The minds or the
people were somewhat exercised over nat
was popu!srly termed "Shermsn's Mission
and garious specaia.ions we're atleat In re-
gard TO Il. Some supposed Sherman had
gone to do one thing. seps another, bat
very few, II any. supposed b. hsd gone to
come disestly home again, His sbrups e.
turn 10 causing - much speculation a. did
his departure. The sppouesss Of Pfesidnt
johnson see in Il - svidsaee d weak and
vacillssing policy. In this Ne think they
mistake. Government bas regarded with
Jealous eye the French encroschmsnts speu
Mesican coil and thaG Msxamilisa was per.
mittcd 70 establish himself ~ Emperor there
is cersinly not assriJstsblsIto any weakness.
Of Mr.. Johnsoa's administrators. The lettr
Of Secretary Seward to Emperor Napoleon
In reference 70 the Fsanco> Mexican a6airs
was vigorous and manly and may Be accep'.
ed 40 an. indication that the interests Of our
Government will not in any manner 10 com
promised by the result Of an abrogatlon OF
the "Monroe doctrine" forced upon Us as
consequence OF the rebellion, The return
Of General Sherman need not be looked up
ON with alarm as indicating the intention OF
the administration to reccde from its posi-
ton. Indeed General Sherman could scarce
ly have done any thing else but return since
his mission depended upon the truth or false
hood Of the reported abdicatieu Of Aayimil-
ian 1.-THE Emperor had indeed vacated the
throne. and departed for France. General
Sherman would probably have remained in
Mexico. and the world would have been
made aware Of the nature Of his mission,
whether il vss To take possession Of that
disturbed and unhappy country in the name
Of the United States, or to cstahiisi. .-.' u
new Government that should meet the sp-
prol,atiou and rsceisc the support Of our
own. But Macmillan having neither sb
dicsscd nss cnigsassd. Gsossal Sherman
could not interfere without bringing about
an open rupture between the United States,
aud Mexico end Fnnee. This latter eousse
would certainly b. ill.advissd and u also
unnecessary. The rule OF Mazimiasn il
merely Temporary. Lis Government has
not succeeded in blending The iuharmoniou,
elements Of the. STATE, - VAS hoped, and
upon which II in great measure dspsnded
for success. and Il will eventually be over
thrown. Its overthrow viii prove the oppor
tunity Of the United States. The American
eagle can then without hindrance, eAtent
his patronage TO that distracted nation. VA
until that opporeusity arrives we can hes
spend our time in settling the unhappy diff
(,rcnces that divide the North and South
aud rcconstructing our yet divided Union
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29
Farmer Women voeers h New
Jersey.

Women voted in New Jersey from the
passage Of the 0rst State Constitution in
1875 until 1908. The Constitution provided
that "all inhabitants" possessed Of ESQ clear
estate, and who had resided IN the State
twelve months should vote In 1890 the
Legislature in an act regulating elections,
voters. An act passed seven ysass later
used similar expression. In 1900 the no.
osa generally voted tAso"sA-..A - =
in the Presidential contest between Jeuef-
400 cd AdaaA In 1904 nembee o. ses
Lseislstnre Wss elected 10 closely ceoseel,
cd election b. the votes Of two OF thres c9s;
cred ws~u0. In ths Wl1syP u 1907 8 tha
legislature. which had % right thus %
cedlly NE Oenseitution, paGsed a ct, 70,
eerteeing 70 white mols tax-paysea Il ~
cot till 1874. when ~ osw Conoaitutiou
was adopted. that we0ea ed asrpose wers
lawfully excluded ftoo enGtaaa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29


fMR EMBODIMENT OF
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
I.-sys~sliy paf<ss.d Way IL, 1869: s..,rns~.Sas
psfsafed yans 9th, 1892. The ccicbratedF ANlLY
0EM SEWING MACHINE, with patent cssxsuu
attachment, a,ness wonderful and eire~ntiy con-
stru stcd Novelty Is NrisxLassi~ crcrntiCr, NEE
she ssHAlcns AnrpLn, scws with Dcrula %
Nlxel Tusxsp OF ali kinds. Makes tho Running
stitch ~ovs rrfsrs and ~essaar than By hand.
and with extraordinary sspidtty. msAine il
stitches 10 each Rsvoiurscx % The wvRnl Will
yssAsr, asaA, rsF-, sss, fses, rvM - AAs~d,A
30. &c.; requires NO change Of stsich 70 sos
laASan 70 ess ors OF oarsa. end will lest . lISs.
voe, eesak Ne esooReess uAe1mo mads. II hao
taken the sasDuu o. DsAss rAass. an1 re@oveN
thoss who have vssp them.
"Fer the Drsssmaher il 10 iavsluabls lss The
ne.ssneld y ssppliss . vsssss plsss"-0S.
6sy's ledge Absl.
''Thhs machine sutpessss Ill othsss ~ Asvs
eesh. md ~ wvuld r~Quisv aeoluun - snn0ofsAo
~ aunerocs virtues. "-Doposve1 OovoenneN
"WiaA etAels o. dsubls sArsod, II silsoOl1
yetvery rapidIy. with common sssale. nakce
shs ruaninx stitch caass.y like The he'd esvise
- r. nSse~s.
An psrSoaswho boy o. sGssser salsisuitsassss
ofthss oeasiss 4ashias. vii - peseesaosA To-
tnSingsments - The passesa fAle y tAe ealy
70. priced nsehise asesred b peleaA -.
- s'.s .s i n.ss..s' s..s y ~ = sAs ssss
isssSsatsse Or ssesips sfpssss. q Aeente 01ol
q every whore. Circslas sssa6iaise 1Ahsrol Il.
tuesneets sent free.
Address ~ orders .
FAMILY Ogn NkWtNN II ACNlNEOO
AJvlA.dvlvl O0es. 100 uaaoon NeseeO. j.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29
II Is NOT A DYE

Cezoese. Sses !. lsss; -
49, r. L. wA..Acs z wv
i.soies = ysss ss13l .Dns
fequeet - happy 70 sssure you thar Il b bss
more the. easwsesd The expectations xcited bv
pees required most pssSsssly. - - res cr..
end clessser Of the kais u = ealy ooueled bS =.
Sualisiee ~ . csolisg - hsaleAy sryljcstio. 70
ss<seep.
4. n. CROSBY, N. D.
e2AxcassSsa. n. H., June 90. 1864.
ueoeeo. =. L. WAlLACe 3 Co.: Gents-I hav.
- "De: Chenseiss's 9nprsss for the lar
- - pseoood With the results find - *.
pasooe ~ etoaneat arelceo have ever seen -
u" ~ ;ess = claims 70 b 70 every respect.
LEONARD FRENCH. MD.
LANCASTER, May 80. lsse.
Asssrs. Z. L. wALLscs 4 Co. !: tsenss-I have
used your preparation for the hair, and find It
che cleanest and best preparation for the hair
that have ever seen.
DR.. }. W. BARNEY.
Mcssrs. +. l.. WALLACE 4 Go. Gent.-Ibarc
used DR.. Uhanssier Empress for the hair. ana
nnd u all u claims to be. cordially recon-
mend IL 10 the public.
MATT gEAD.
Adjt. Gen. II
MAvcuEsfsR. n. II Nav. 1854
kessrs. +. l.. WAiLAcs d Co.-Set INV nam. |
down among those who have used vour nrsna-
ration with much satisfaction. Ihaveused sev.
erai Others, but give ours the decided prefer |
vncr. Its aetion upon the hair. in restorino M. |
eoscs, 70 quick and durable and - tireesipc Il
10 suPurh.
DR d. x. BorrElLx.
fssAsrRsa's Orrrcs.
AAxcnRsvRR, March 10, 1864.
Asesrs. Z. L. wALLAcR & Col am veil ac.
eais city whe have used YOUR Hair Reesorslive
= peefeee ssetefaction. l have also used il nv
oesh I'D oon ohoorfully recouUeud n - he,r~ |
The best articlc n market.
II. r. CaAsssa.x.
City Treasurer.
w.. -H9cxssss. \. 3. March 81, 1886.
Aesofc !. L WailAeH Co.: Gents-A
II vsss ~ vses ksS % hm r. ss:
a1Ghe1 q the idea, but consented to the trial
- pleased With H. have tested il thorouoh.
?. IL hes restored nv hair and minister's 10
heir eatord coosr. and keeps them so com.
Resd h 70 I'll Ia need.
W. r. FA.xra
p. l.. WALLACE 4 CO.
Sole Proprietors, Manchester, n. II. ,
SOLD AT WHOLESALE BY
)uou0Aooo 4 VAN ScuAAcx. :
WHOLESALE DRUG CLSTS. :
. l1alEo 0eroes. CHICAGO. ?
aesle-dem
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

In the debate an the Till for the admissio
Of Ncbi aska as State, Mr.. Sumner, of Mas
sachusetts, asssiled most yiolently the pro-
visions of the Constitution Of the proposed
State, bc,ausc they made distinctions in
favor IL white citizens. lie denounced the
ixng il as "dl>ioyal' and 'disgraceful"-
Mr.. krkwool, Radical Senator from Iowa,
csllcd Mr.. Sumner TO account for calling q
provision '.di,loYal' which was also in Tho
Consultation Of Iowa. Sumner asked Kirk
wool il he considered the provision right
To which kirkwood replied. I'm say TO the
Senator that il is none Of his business. Il
10 the business of the people Of Iowa and
Nebraska" Mr.. Sumner replied that 1.-THE
Constitution of the State Of Iowa Was not
before the Senate. lit WAS he should ex-
pscss his opinion upon il.
II there not an odor of 'Coppsshea
in the assumption Of State right BY TIE
Radical Senator from Iowa! Does not
como Radical snuff "disloyalty" in the blunt
declaration that Iowa has rights with which
Senators in Congress cannot intermeddlc
and that Il is nobody's business" what
provisions lowa aud Nebraska see Ct to
place in their Constitution respecting SUI.
frssss IL appears to US 70 be an alarming
instance 81 apostasy from orthodox Radical
ism. According 10 Sumner the Consiitu.
-tion Of Iowa brigh, aud shining light in
the Radical phalanx of S;ates-is "disloysl''
and "disgrace,ul'-s that We have an
other State to be added TO the ten lately
In insurrection," whose government 10 20 DO
overturned by Congress. to be substituted
by loyal organizations, opcrst ing under
"Ioyai" Constitutions
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

Thad. Stevens has already given notice
that, on the rsassembling Of Congress, he
will press to vote his enabling act, which
wipes out the existencc Of rsx SrAsrs IN
ssx uS'ox. snd provides for their erection
'nte Territories. II this 10 not an attempt
~ accomplish exactly what the rebels fought
for, and exactly what es- s.,i..s iInion boys
thought they fought 10 prevent, and did
prsvsnt-secsssion. Or the disruption Of the
Uaios Of The Ssases-thm ~ hsss oistak-
On the causes Of The var and purposes Of
the Gevssnoent 10 carrying 1t on end ssp>
pressing he ssbslliea. ssze.-
The A,6>nv n-."ssg jowrass, . strongly
- 49, rspsr. observing ths danessous, head
long tendsacy q Ne. Stevens in HE leader.
chip in che haslsnal LsgislAssfs, says. with
considerable force:
Thsse Is great and sreving dagger that
sssussies. : tsnAeacv Oh - GsAs.siv. S -.
eso'sed % g further md fse9 than the
scnu's'on o. me country, Or The seatimenls
~ s1e pscpsc warrants. The electors o.
she North have decided and rightfuiiy de-
csdcd. sAae the govesnacnts Of The south.
ssn Stsses arr not republican in form. and
snss they should be made con(ormah,c 10
ne Federal Constitution. This IL : state Of
ocss resulting from the condition in whicA
1850 commuaities were left by ves. ma
me action contemplated Il jus.ifisb,e on,v
In view " che emergencies which. ~v.. s.s
sted oy var. and the powcr that vas Confer.
cd. But in recognizing the existing prerpe.
a:ives OF Congress. the people did not in-
tend I, confer power upon it 10 remodel The
dovernnent. reconstruct all the States Of
the Union. or tevolutionize the system upcp
which II has thus far been maietsined II
Thtd. Stevens and his followers thus inter
Pret this dccision Of the late elections. il
Will not take them long to discover that
they have made supreme mistake, q
Wsagree with the Buffalo Commercial
Adesrfiser that Il would have beeo vis,r in
Che Josrssf II Il had taken .thb moderate
tone Of policy earlier 10 The DAY. before The
men whom i nov condemns had grown into
such prominence and isnasoce in the party.
But we hail ;s-...w. = IN able e.-,srs.r !,
ne Eoed esase Of moderation cv,,.;,;.,,..
and psodenees Zoe which We hs,. r, .s"n
sasosetlg hb6rsd. :. "sys
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

CHxisrnAs TRuRs are besutiful
importatiens from Germany. The custom Of
having them is nov wide spread, even in
Puritan New Eneland. As 10 write 10
hear ono that 10 to bud and blossom with
gifts. down in che midst Of the mountains
and amongst the pine woods Of Msine; end
even there Il will be no new thing under the
stars Of Nativity. What . fossst of bril-
lisntly bedecked evergreen would bs visible
were oil the firs that are TO be laden and
lighted this year brought together and
what story that forest would tell Of busy
hands. and buzzing consultations; ofsccrets
it Was hard 10 keep Of restless expectations
and wistfui looks; Of the joy Of givers and
gladness Of receivers; Of in . word, the
merry sympathy Of warm affections ex
pressing itself in tasteful symbols. II is
instructive, and increases faith in the good
in human nature merely to imagine oil this.
Asmuch Of it rs is possible shoald be made
visible SO We Just drop the hint here, that
where the gatherings are held and the
trees are IN tleir glory, the curtains should
be kept up. that the significant and simple
splcndor Of rejoicing homes may illuminate
the streets Of the city and the highway and
by.ways OF the villages. Let 10 be iocund
u least once year, ct the time RI the bal.
lowed festival, the anniversary Of the great.
est event in the history Of humanity.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

UTAs Japanese Hale Stain
rOLORS THH HAIR, WHISPERS AND
~ Moustachs Q beautiful sLAcs OR BROWN
10 consists 81 oaly one preparation. Color will
not fade or WAsh out. Only 50 cents box
Nailed - ~ address for Is centa. by =. e
Upham, Is South Eighth street, Philadelphia.
Pa Hold bv al Druggists crtls dim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

Especial Melee = Ihs Ladies.
nhan iapse>aee ssea Is4sss sAssA Asvs pss.
49, ~ as psssiiaf8 sahjses. q sses nj,
3. g. s 81 g ss e: ,se:S .sss, ~
~. n. n. MAU0oCasA0I.
PYoisooer Of The Niesases Of Wo0en,
Aas -. = s.ssssvs "a sssesssisl practice ks up.
w.sds ostAi:y Zsass :: ~ psssses oee-a TT thss
dee = the authos Of
sThe Married Wensn's Private
nedleal Csnpanlsn,"
He'd iadiee n desleste - pverssioas heaIth rom
which syesy lady IN perceive hs shosoush knowI,
sSsir Ssiiifai and Immediate treatment. Il Z III.
long, reliable adviser and companion. Over
nalfa Million Ladies
posess- u. Every husband should havcM. II y ssnt
man, ..aes ~ ~. and ,easae - emeao,s
Of al special dcnlties, Irregularities end OBJ.
stsuctions. slher n person or BY mall. ladice fsoo
81 part ?, e: Usis sS ssss = =. With A'
CAUTION TO LADIES.
.s . 90 rdss,s.s & .. - fis: sfo.ds:s
Is 8: :s;y:a g g.: a. :: ::s !: g -: 81
MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COnPANlON,. q eue-
:slt Dr. nsssieeaa By letter, and 20 gsasd asalnss
Married and single Ladies
s =. g" g s:s.l. fs o. rs e ss::
san ~ apua No eslsseased
RortnGuoso Female non(hly kl1),
sssiss.s $500 - isSssc. rSss"sss 70 ~ 4
49, belsG h.althy. - cesseaa 4 -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

Lrob0 III porto OF TIC 0OOy In :
Il yesrs. without injury To the skin. by "Cr
sass DepiLAroRY POwprR Ask or scnd for
UPnsn's DsriLAroav POWDER" and tate no
other Price o. Ms,l-d to any address for
81 %. BY =. q UPHAM. 25 South Eighth st,
Philadelphia. Pa Sold by all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

Ihls eplendsd Hais Dye = the beet In the world -
- Osv 1sss .~d rssSscs Dys- llasmlcss. Hsila
Die. Isssantancoas. No d,savs.A.a...ut. No r,d.c
uious tines. Natural Black brown. Rcmrdi~s ~
~ ssdts Of Bed Dyes Inveuraiss the hair, leaving
e sOle ssd heastifal. The genuine y signed william
4 Bachelor. All othsr. ere mere limitations. aud
should be avoided Sold BY I'll Drusg!sis and rcriu-
mers. Factory 81 Barclay street. New York
- BEWARE or A COUNTERPART.
dccll -d4W1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

"No one who promeosdss Broadway nov .
a.days will doubt that the long f,sseeld,
long delayed ''collapse Of eriaeiins'' be- q
last come to pass. Il 10 visible 10 the mest
careless observes. and he's pso'f In Our
most fashionable ladies % they ''oareh
slong." The immense circumference Of
skirt and sweep Of traia that came in vogue
dozen years ago. and have been expanding
and lcng,hcn,ng ever since, until recently,
are nov th,ngs Of the past. In their stead
masculine eyes are now gratiiied By neat.
trim dresses. se once moderate in size, grace
fully brief. and pre- eninently piqmant. W.
bclicve that those who have experience in
such matters, or make them study, admit
that. in point Of taste, convenience and COM
tort. the present style is far superior to that
shch il has superseded. and it is said that
IN the estimation of ladies there are still
other considerations favorable to the dini
mutton Of scope that has taken place. But
these are mysteries hey ond newspaper ken.
and not TO be spoken of lightly by the uui-
initiated. 1t would lie madness TO hazard On
opinion as to how long the new order Of
things will remain supreme. But VIC expect,
long ere VIC ole, 70 behold again in Broad
way the flowing immensities Of feminine
glory which have appeared in cvsry genera.
ton since the mighty Best strobe througi,
the world in her gigantic ponderously."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

Per Saa. hing a-iaea, Ac.,
the lmpROvEo lnoellDle penCll,
PAs0sses 1859. lees.
Greatly superior TO lndelsbls Inks.
Ose Pencil will nafk ever i,SoO aetieles.
"Desi,:css. co.vssae.t, ssd usefsL"-HPsinx-
field Mass. Republican.
For sale BY Booksellers. Stesioners. Drsegis,s.
&c. Manufactured and ssld a, wholesale. BY
THE lNDELlBLE PENCIL CO..
dec lsdAwlml NosraAMrrox, Mass.
Every Pencil Warranted. Price. 80 Cents.
THE HEAD OF A COMET,
acceedng ~ Milton h r<sdsrsd 'tsnfold nAors terri
bic b ~ "nORRID HAIR
ed there IN ousands Of assy human heads With
might b. rendered charming BY simply changing iheis
tint 70 mellow brown, % perfectly natural hlsrk
with CnRlsTADoRO's HAIR DYE,
II = ridiculous 70 cary into socety grey sandy o.
csssotQ Iced, when Ave ninutss would reader Il q
attractive Nature could have made u IN her hap
Pieet mood. AanllActnred By J. CHRlsTADORO,
. Aseoe MOuee. New York. Sold BY Druggisles
Annled . ~ nals Dssassss.
CONTAGIOUS plsRAk r.. water inset - sAap.
I'd . - saiass a ~ ash. o. there viii b - In
ereass tAs so mast b q apsed 70 the seed o. shsss
VIII b :saal sssasne: end ~ hsnan BODY NEST
coDtsla inpasitls. q thsss wtll b 10 slchnsss.-
TAs mAA whose bowels cd 1,se1 have bsen elsaasrd
11ANpQ1fHs PILLS
oay walk through inlsctsd distsscis withsst seas.
''The Tie ~ Aesh y ID ths blood" To secure
hsalth ws msse USE DRANDnRrHe PILLS. Dr.
cause ~ eaaA0e b sck NJ fsUm uahsaithy sccumu.
loiioos b ~ bowels " the blood which sandss
rnls remove; NJ asshod y following naeurs, and
y eaes. aed ~ seeoA The Asloetims. Sc BsAsd.
ssea e vsiss lsssss h ths 0ovssnmsns stamp stsd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29
lou09vOll
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY,

Drawn Daily ~ State Aaehog1ty.
MURRAY, EDDY 1 CO., MANA0EnS.-
4yl Capital prizes from 5000 70 u, O00.--
Whole tickets from one 10 twenty dollars; shares
In proportion.
Circulars Of the above Lotteries sent free u
charge. Ordera for iieke,s promptly atssnded
70 Drawings stat a. soou A. the lottery 10
drawn. Address
M'EI. EDDY AGO.
July9Su. itsx ss5. Louisville. ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

sMOvGs PlnPLES on rHk FACE,
~ yreekles. d. Il also softeus the skin ana
bsassiAes The compls zion. No toilet 10 complete
without Il. Prise 80 eents. Mailed TO any I'D
dress for Is cents. By 3 q. UPHAM. IS South
Eighth street, PkisSAslphia. Pc. Sold BY al
DrueRists. oct e-d8m- m -,huaAsat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

e4ASc.ssrsa. n. H., June es. 1865.
ueeeo. = L. WAllAcs 3 Co, 0ents-I have
- ssOe. Chenssiss's enpssss for the us;s y
- - p1eaeod With the results. find - *.
pusoGe I'D e1eaaest asstcoo have ever seen ~
IL u 81 eAes u claims 70 b 10 every respect.
Yours, &C.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

IT Ii said Of the ladies Of France, that. ~ ass
they arr the handsonest In the world. With theil
roey cheeks and black hair, who can hc,p hut tAnh
80. DR.. Nelwans Fills never fail to make the com
plcxon OF healthy and rosy huc. Ladies' try thea,
Sold by all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

s~ No Excuse for n Bald Head.
T1PHAMS MARACHEILA CAUSES TIT
u hair to grow on bald heads. prevents 1t
from falling out and promotes the growth OF
the beard and noustache. One bottle will con
vince the most skeptical OF its virtue. Sold by
4. =. BALLORD. ocils d3m IN -thnrksss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

MAvcuEsssR. N. II Nav, 1896.
kessfs. +. l.. WALLACE A Co.-Set nv nan,.
down among those who have used your prena-
ration with much satisfaction. have used sev.
eral others, but give yours the decided prefer.
snce. It's aetion upon the hair. in restoring the
10 suPurh.