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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-01

g... Advertisements.
EcecEt0r's .N0.icc.
Esr,rg o. Groa:E Nu.s.zE- ;.c.,srp

ESTATE o. Gpp@sE MuLLsE. DECEASED.
NOTICE Is hereby given That the nlers gued execnter
= OF the Last viii tsaincpt OF Georse Miller
OF iiscoenty of IA Sale and STATE 1T li,n- ds-a
Nil Appear l.rc the ts,iat C1st 81 saJ couitv ID,
ilii lpntsy (irii tn, 2i-f dsY) of Jan ISC1
et House in ot;tua IN said sa,ty wlcI. and whers
al persons having sins dciafrss asas laid
'.hSl 10 attend aid present the writing :.T
/ f'-te,, ]. tli day of -,o,.,,,.-f ',F,s.c
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-01

i.sT4r- or Caa.s1yF-Ez c. MEAN, DEcEAssp
NOTICE j. hereby given, HAT tbs undersigned aair.n.
' it'f ~ 70 state . Christ I,sr Z NclsJn lsts
OF the e'cnfy - u sail go. oi Illinois ,e ,a.~d
ALL appear before iEo giut, r. 81 ,sii county on IL.
tiTl MONDAY 'b"in- tie l7 day. II necsuer Iif6 at
the Court io'I in t'ya 90 saii county u hes and " her
al f-r-eT la. n cll.s Demands giin.i ssIl estate
Ho,I4 30 atien and yr-seut the in writing for
adm furIlf
/ '-I - day 4 N0yr.4!,cr L. H. IS58.
o. EEfs CEf~lN IN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-01
Groceries & Provisions.
&. C. WARBLER & Co.
Dealers in
Staple & Fancy Groceries


TaIlc aud pliry sab soaps stonsw-rs. Wooden and
Willow Ware lscklel PORT, Sugar Cured Hams. Shout
der Bacon, L Fd. Bri,d Deed, Buer, Egg. &c. &c.
.rl' seck Marker I. MlaIe fish. Trout. Herring,
an other nll dried fish. Also fresh Lake ttsh con
,tautIv On and. Ia short stock l. comp.t-; our
goods of the es quality. aud will e sold AT Low Prices
Goods ,l-lir -f.i n al parts OF the city
", pay cash Ruftrr Eggs. Poultry Lard and other
produce at packing e. lar under 1T National BANK
where city Gus toll are sure choice Dairy Bait
Tor table A., AhhlNti,-
Main street Of First Nalsal Bank Ottawa, ILL.,
I-.... :. Z
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-01

u Sirtie Of a decree ronI rl Nv t,,C,i. Com, . r
II "a saiir rqnnr, nLnhs, ut Lss S5ve-nl,,r torn A.
" i 3d. W the matter Of The appcat ton Of Tic .r,
NHiisr ahi "fH 70 aPii1f triSt.c aud t. make
" iie nal esaissI In sirih on the twenty
hiiith dsy OF Dsccn5T sfs. ut "a isk " ax,s
lr stle at pIOii' auction. at the saisuDr the County
Cont lonse in the ely % Ottawa, rss1i county to tn.
highest aud hest iddsT, tie Glowing Iesericd roa estate
situsrei IN sii county, viz: The ori-sst iusrt.r ~
ssttion twenty co. IN sip thirty ise. 90 north Of
range four ~ east cf tIlc third 81 p ".
Tie terms n sale viii Lc, fifth cash in hand an
one iouit TIA OF the remainder ~ with Interest anu-
ally al The rate G" ten per cat per anu t. be secure
10y morigace nj The premise, purchased and deed 10 D..
given to the purt laser ls
riiEo9eRE :. MORRISON Trustee.
N,yef,ber ITfi ISff i'd - ''N-'>N'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
DAILY DEMOCRAT.



Homsbedy' . Sues have crown DINNER,
Al morr ~h.rr az s..a;., st.rs sl,mmer.
Watch;rv e., so,,. go !. come.
wa,ch;n~ .h;,. -. hsss, s,nvs The sicker.
NJ d.~ .s,s. a.. ~. .., Ia ~
w.s.h;:,, -a,is.s s.,i.hs ,h;rter
s,hoS;ps. .na i.,,sSn -. ,.u ''s
'-s '"~0S so's
sornebotay vsndsr;,v ox.r
Lsne. w swy from MS OWE,
oecsts' y OF o'o, the sweet eicss
~ ~ W ses gig 200. s,o"s'
Aone: 70 90 cae. ana 20 ming's'
- ~ sne oim deys OF yores
WIN sness ROUND sne Old coNase '"es'
1eose ~no' aiass are no more.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
DISEASES OF THE LIVER.

The Liver lie much more frequently he seat Of dis
than s generally supposcd. The function II h de
signed to perform, and ON the regular execution o
which depends not only the health of the body
but the powers Of the stomach, bowels. brain and the
whole nervous system, shows Its vast and vital import
ancc TO human health. When the liver IL serious y
diseased Il in fact not only dernngcs the vital functions
ofthc body but exercises powerful influence ovei
the mind and its operations, which cannot easily bs
Described II has close aconnecti0n with other dis
eases, and maniie-ts itself by great variety Of
symptoms Of most doubtful character, that II mis-
leads more physicians, even Of great eminencc than
any other vital organ. The intimate connection thai
exists between the liver and the BRAIN eed the grcs,
dominion which am persuaded II exercises ths
passions at mankind. convince that many anfortu.
nate beings have committed acts u deep and criminal
arocity, or become what fools term hypochondriacs,
from the simple fact OF diseased state the livc
have long tecn inced that than one half Of
the complaints which in this country are II be
considered having their seats in diseased state Of
the liver. will enumeratc some Of them: Induce
TIoN, DERANGED STATE or TIE BOWELS IRRITABLE AND
vlSDicTfvE FEELINGS AND PASSIONS, from trning and
Inadequate causes. of which afterwards feel
ashamed; last, though not least, more than THREE
Of the diseases enumerated under the head II
CCNstNlTIoS. have their seat In diseased liver. This
truly frightful catalogue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
GAISWOLD COLLEGE.
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
FACULTY:

FACULTY.:
RI. Rv. H. W. LEr. D. D., Theological
NV - a. nAfsis, A. N. Department
r. B !: s.:s;. 4 i Department.
w. Z. OURRs, A. M
.. r. Hoir, A.. b Department.
TUE WINlER TERN OF THIS INSTITUTION
Wi commence Nov. isih. The College IL situA-
tea - tne npper part Of the city of Davenport The
iocouo0 - unsurpassed. There are early ten nc -rs
IN tne caupas, covered with beautiful grove. The
college builrng Is fine stone eddcc SO by 70 feet
and three torles high. The r0on,s are large aud
commOdious and provided with library OF four
tnoueahd volumes, goo collection of Natural his
tory. ana c6nplete philosophical apparatus. The
course OF Stay embraces all the branches usually
taught IN Colkge, besides French. German ard Hc-
brew stuccn's will be received at any time and in
any seagc o pr paraton. The studies arc left 10 the
complete Tie rr-ular course the degcc OF A. b. will
besivea
The room q The Preparatory Department has been
rented 0nn2 the last vacation. according to the
most approved style, and il fully equal to any in the
county
The Professors and teachers In this nstitntion are
men ofexp~ence In teaching, and will spare pains
% make Their instruction In every respect worthy Of
the PATRONAGE which may BE- extended 10 them.
kxrxSsks Tuition In Collegiate Department SO
per quarter In Preparatory Department. So 10 IS per
quarter.
Board may be obtained in the College Boarding
House. or Ia private families. 1t from 81 TO s. per
week. Tuition Is required in advance.
nOylJ-deud- tura- aaf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

Cotton has been going out Of the country
ON liberal scale for few weeks past. The
exports from this port. exclusively, during
tho fortnight ending yesterday, reached
nearly seventeen thousand bales, and cur>
rency value Of nearly three million dollars:
The foreign demand for bseadstutfs and
provisions has revived again, and promises
TO relieve US Of respectable amount OF our
surplus produce ct rcmunerative rates. The
freight engagements yesterday included
considerable lots Of -four and grain for
London ofco'ton, grain and provisions for
Liverpool, and Of grain for Glasgow. Most
Of the purchases Of wheat. corn and barley,
and fair proportion Of those Of -four, yes.
terday, were made on foreign account
These purchases constitute one Of the most
encouraging commercial signs Of tire times
Liberal exports Of our produce cannot fail to
affect the public credit at home and abroad.
They must tend TO materially diminish the
chances Of an outflow Of specie, and to lower
the premium on coin in the domestic MARI
ket The total exports Of produce and mer-
chandise during the week ending yesterday,
were to the currency value Of nearly three
and half million dollars.-N. j. Tunes,
2SM.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
A Candle atntenaeus.

YOU CAN PROCURE OF ANY DRUGGIST IN
thie city and vicinity, DR.. Tob ~ Venetian Iini
headache. too.hachc. chronic rheumatism. groups.
collie and pains In the Limbs. We advise every
give Il > trial The expense Il trinel0 cents
and We are confident person viii ever be without
ii. Every iinily should have bottle in the house ia
case Of sudan acidcnts. such cuts burns, scala
&C. Its pain relieving qualities are maracu lOus Az
for Group his saved hundreds We have the certif-
Gates to prave IL. Once So Con.tlandt Street, New
| York. Soliby Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
DIR. McLANEs CELEBRATED
Celebrated Lires. Pills!
For tie Cure Of Hepofis, or Liren Complain
Dyspepsia and Sick Headache.

For the Cure Of Hpofis, or Liren Complaint,
Dyspepsia and Sick Headache.
In offering to the public Dr. Mclans's Celebrated
Liver Pill, as remedy for Liver and Bilious Com
plants, we presume no apology will be neeed. The
great prevalence oil Liver Complaints and Bilious Dis
eases OF all kinds throughout the United Stasse and
particularly in the West and South where In the
orlty Of cases the patient II not within the reach VI
regular physician. requires that como remedy should
be provided tat would nut In The least impair the
sttuton and yet be eafe and efectual That such ID
the character Of DR. MelAnes Liver Pills thcrecan
he no doubt. The testimony we lay before you, and
the great success which has invariably attended their
use WILL Think he sufficient 10 convince the moo1
ncrcdnous. II has been sincere WISH that ihees
Pills shoud be fry and fully tested and stand fall
by the effects produced That they have been tested,
and that the result has been in every respect favorable
we cali thousands TO witness who have experienced
heir beneficial C1iccts.
Dr. Mcsncs Liver Pills are not held forth and REQ
commended like most OF the popular medicines Of the
day a. universal cure alls. but simply for LIVER
COMPLAINTS, and thoec symptoms connected With
n dernugcd state of those organs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

We are in possession Of docum cnt from
the Depart ment OF the Interior, which is =
report on the method Of warming and ven
tilating the two chambers Of the national
legislative bodies, with the offices and lob
bies adjacent. Some complaint had been
made that the cir Of the halls. particularly
during the winter was not entirely pure.
and that headache and other annoyances
were caused. After . very lengthy and
exhaustive series Of experiments It vas
found that the cir furnished WAS deficient
in moisture, q matter that can be easily
remedied.
The ventilation Of tho Capitol is altogcth.
er artificial. Tn air is forced into the ap-
artments through numerous apertures, by
immense fans driven BY steam power.
The furnaces Of the engines furnish the nee
sssary heat for warming the mir in winter
by passing the columns Of air in contact
With stacks Of pipes.
There are four fan wheels employd. one
for each Of tho halls Of Congress, in each
wing. The fan for the Senate Chamber 10
IA feet in diameter. weighing 6.5S6 pounds
and driven by l6.horse engine. running
from 80 to 60 revolutions per minute. Al
the lowest rate this delivers into the Senate
Chamber $4,000 cubic feet Of air per minute
being 20 cubic feet per minute for each one
Of 500 persons. The Hall Of Represents.
tivss has fan Is feet IN diameter, weigh.
ing 1850 pounds. and driven BY an engine
Of 80 horsepower. This fan can b run up
to 80 turns per minute. delivering loo, 900
ssbic feet Of cir per minute, equal to entire.
y 6lling the ball every five minutes. In
winter one half this capacity 10 exercised.
The other two fans for the committee
rooms, Offices, and corridors are each IA feet
in diameter, weighing over 5000 pounds
and can be run to GO revolutions. Driven
each BY 16-horse-power,e engine.
In summer the cir which is delivered to
the building is cooled and hydnted by
coming inscontact with water falling in .
shower, similar to the means employed in
l0w-pressure engines for condens,ng steam.
The same principle. or somthing similar,
win probably be adopted.to rnoistcn the dir
used in winter for the double purposes Of
heating and ventilatins.-Scientlfc Ameri>
can.
z Lena Steinhardt, Of New York has
brought suit Tor SANDER against Charles
Fsiedlander. Damages laid at $25, 600 She
accuses him Of circulatinga report that she
had been his mistress, in order to break of
an engagement Of marriage between herself
and another party.
"a a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
HUMPWREY.s
aom@opathic Specifics

OkS0V141C 0UCCluCS
HAVE proved. from the most ample experience, an
rs emu, succe-r: sirnple. efficient and reliable
ular ute-ro simple, that mistakes cannot ~ madr n
uans tnem; % harmless. ~ 70 be free from dancer
s ana % snseat asto he always reliable The, have
si.sv. REM herl .oiamendation from ALL and win
~" / chr. rss .s.s.lelon, Cents.
!. !. orlns. Norm fever. worn collie Is
Dierrhena ofchdren or adalt-' a.
:, Sysrntery Gripping. Bilious collie. IS
4AsSlera-N1Orbu-N Nausea o.
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis -
Neui.nlgia. Toothache Fareschr o.
Aeaoaches. Sick Hesdaehe >,
10 Dyspepsia. Bilious Stomach .,
Suppiessed,sc scam ~ .y,ainfui pericis >,
IL = Ieucor'rhCea or Whites n
Is Group. hoafse cough .... >.
"l4 salt khenm. Erysipelas. Eruptions %
10 Rheumatism, Rheumatic pains -
II Erver and Agne, Chill Fever ~
II FILES. internal and external =,
IS OphtalMAy, eUfe in1asned eypp ~
~ kEtatrh. acuteor chronic influences No
WhOOplngccueh s>semodic cough 80
. Asthnaa, oppressed, 70
:. 2 "a, discharge, impaired hearing. y
= general debility, PHI sical weakness 20
. !. aopsey. scanty r~crctions 20
~ Eiad.,esne.s. = sickness. from riding. y
.NervOus Debility seminal emissions
a. 90 :. Suusy oiecnesgee.- ................ 100
:. = :. IRE Mouth Or Csnker- .............. 20
AuCOutiuuuuCc.. o.
:. u SGaknful Periods, even with spasms 10
=. ss =. rHrrfngS at chanSc OF 1ife 49,. Ito
:. 81 :. TIplepsy. epasms. ~. Vitss' dance 1o0
Oipthes'is. Ulcer ated Sore Throat. 30
FAMILY CASES.
Case OF 20 walls morocco case 4 hoot comn,e,. an N
60 =. 8 is-gg sisls y nnrocco md book 90
Case Of - boxr. Nos ID IS, !. si0
:. ~" ~. rs,ae- BY the single box sent
.ny ~. y ne country, by mail Or express. free Of
cnafgges n. " .receIlt Of price. Address
HtNFhnffs SPEcIF1C HOMEOPATHIC MED.
lClNE COMPANY.
y I'M ny Eppt. No. yil Broadway. New York.
FOR ale bv every Medicine Dealer
~, uhElS is consulted daily ut his Office.
Or by letter, above for all forms OF dis
e"ecs' deci -dcodkWly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
TR Y PHI OSE f.,
Restoring 4 Strcngthening
TIE HAIR
MO OTHER PREPARArIOX rOR rne
IN Hair. ever presented 10 the public such
AslOmlelnimr Re.mna.

- A'""p S'St PiVseuteu 70 tue pubic SUCH
Astonishing Results
In so short time ~ has the Tryphose.
From Ex Mayor J. 4. Harry, who has been
partly Bald for Fifteen Years.
DAxwsroas, Oct 10th, 1855.
have been using Mrs. Coulter Tryphoss for
the last six weeks, aud. very much 10 INV surprise
have nice crop OF hair growing on the top of
my head. where no hair has grown before for
hifoen wears. JOHN e. HENRY.
DAVENPORT, Oct. Esd, 1865.
Mas. 4. N. CouLrKa, Madam -
have used your Hair Restorative q drese-
ing for the HAIR for some six weeks. and do not
hesitate to pronounce Il superior 10 anvthing
that have ever met with for that purpose
Respectfully Youss.
y. y. SHELLEY.
For sale by all Druggists and Hair Dressers9
Mrs y. ". COULTER, Manufacturer. Davcn.
port, Iowa, r. q. Box ~. nov7.dlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

All scfo7nious persons suierisT ir.., General
Debility, EnaciaiiOs, Dyspspsia, and Dropsy q
the liabs, abdomen, and in the female. Dropsy q
the ovariss and wombs. generally accompaaisd
with In1amation and Liberation Of the Utsrae,
ere permanently cured BY Consultation Life Dyr.
~. The disease known ~ 0oitre or Swslle6
Neck, the Life Syrup will remove entirely. The
remedy should be taken fer some time, - ~
diseese 10 exceedingly chronic and stubborn, and
Will aet - removed without extra effort.
Tuusrs Of the Ovaries, rumors Of the Breast,
and swelling Of other glands ofthe bedy Win .
completely reduced without resorttng 70 The
katie, Or operations Of any kind. y. q -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

It 10 stated that one Of the objects which
excited the most curiosity in The recent ex-
hibition At Toledo was complete edition Of
"Don Quixots," printed in microscopic
characters, on 81 cigarette papers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
SYMPTOMS OLA DISEASED LIV lR,

Pain In the right side under the edge Of te roe n
crcasiug on pressure sometimes the pain b IN the lef
sometimes The pain IL fen under The SHOULDER blade
and II frequently extends to the top Of the shoulder
and IL sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in the arm
The stomach IL affected with loss Of appetite aud sick
the bowels In general cuative, sometimes al
tcrnating with laxiy the head h troubled with pain
accompanied with dull, heavy scnatiOn In the back
part There Is generally considerable lOee u memory
accompanied with paisful pensatiun Of having ef,
undonc something which ought to have been done A
slight dry congh Is sometimes attendant. The pa
cnt complains Of WEAKNESS and debility; he il easily
startled his feet cold burping. and he complains
ola prickly sensation of his skin; his spirits low
beneficial TO him. yet he can scarcely cum up fortituds
enough tn try IT, In fact, he dierusm every remedy
Several Oi the above symptoms accompany the disease
but cases have occurred when few Of them existed
yet examination Of the body acr death has shown tn
Liver 10 have beccn extensively deranged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
HONE

Nh. BARRETr: ~
.Dcnx Sir, Having used bottle Of yQas veeeta-
~ Her ncoeOroflv0" allef hating it'd 0oaU other
ne plus ultra q ah sis Pssp9aiions in tho wosid,
and do myself0Aeefely Ane ehocrfully recommend Il
to the public as such. Yours &C.,
JOHN FRANKLIN.
No. fremont street, Boston.
IL Tept10o0y ffoa Abroa0.
Messrs. ]. X. BARNETT s Co.;
Vegetable Hair Restorative, and ! am very much
pleased with the erect n has had on my hair. was
nearly half gFy, and nov, before using bstte,
head d ftod1 mum 0m1fpR and my hnlr ~ II the
appearance of youth. flly believn Barrettp to be
the best Hair preparation IN he world.
s4ty.s 4Af W0AlA4 HA0lLTON.
J. X. BARRETT = CO, Proprietors,
For SAN " Isurrasen = SasrEs.l "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

Has been to simply wrise o. order vermIfsge. The
consequence ~ thnt instead Of the genuine Doctor Nc
Lanes vermifuge. they very frequently gel one OF
other OF the many worthless preparations called Yer
mifuge now before the public We bee leavs
Of invariably writing the name In kl and 10 adviss
their factors OF agents that they will receive any
other than the genuine DIR. McIAnes Celebrated vef
miuge prepared By Fleming Brofhers. Pittsburgh Pa
We would also advise the same precaution In order
Ing MclAncss Celebrated Liver fie. The popular
ity OF these pills. q epect1c u core ~ lAvss Con
IN the south and Southwest, ~ h1uoel ~ vendssl
many worthless nosirume 10 claim for their prepare
| tons similar medical yiYtues - po( 0eeeivpdi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
0AeEAT DISCOVERY.
The AumaxOm In Iowa.
rag UNRivALLED PATENT DOUBLE ACT.
ING SUBMERGED

T0G Amazon IN IOWA.
rag UNRivALLED PATENT DOUBLE ACT
ING euBMERGED
FORCE PUMP.
Vflls NEW INVENTION IL COMPOSED OF
but si1 parts. eli u cost iron with wrought iron
srooooy. durability. power. strength and ease.
TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION.
TIL pemp h placed In the bottom If we'll II re-
Ted not 10 tesse-the water leaving The pipe when not
IN motion; VIZ .Ast nfty years without rcpairing.-
Pumpe pail u water IN Ave seconds thirty gallons
II one minute. with one and with eaee 1hrs W
strsaM II water sevesty feet With one stroke Z" the
lsses fsum the deepest veil. With hosc. water mny
be conveyed n any required distance. With this
pump Wo1es u hsOa9ht 6usa the bottom II the we'll
lesr, culd and apasklLsg. ills veil named the Am
ae0n" not only % dlstingwsh rom the other pumps
bvt becauee he water gushcs from the spout like
oood With = Tito ~: sm: y, ,s EVE y The
ees ny II wa1sf nay b. c0nveycd :" every room 10
common sised housc. For watering gasdens. stock.
etc. II Il unr'val1ed. For factory pump. brcMcries.
pumping scids, hot ltqsors. &C.. is Invaluable II
cannot r. affected ~ any quid ~ the nse OF stesn
The working capacity Of the largest sise be brought
up 70 forty ihossaud Kallons per minute They are
ehisd 1eeo n eost than oeGss 1t the snc capacity
Come one come ~ and sec this latest and great
ct ipventios, saA b cnavincsd Of Ito great power
ard utility. Two ssths pumps can be seen In opera
80 Csuney Nights Fsr Sale.
- - Iowa Psap Manufacturing Company d Dsv-
oDo. ,. DsvHREAUx CO..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

V7ERY FLEXIBLE FOLDED EASILY
Y when in use 10 occupy small space !, ma !,
kin~ no most Agreeable SKIRT worn. In all
sizes. 1t Wholesale and Retail by.,r,c,cp
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

Denh1ev.e Daplex Ell1ptlc Skirt
VTRY hExIBLE. FOLDED EASILY
y vhen . use = occupy small space-ma
king liz mot Agreeable SKIRT worn. u oil
si.ts. - WbJlees1e ind Retail BY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

Bfo1tey0 UuPS0A Basl ~ CAue
VrrRY FLEXIBLE, FOLDED EASILY
Y when in use to occupy.a small space-ms:,,
king the most Agreeable SKIRT worn; In AL
Ave.. a wholesale by W. &. WADSWOKTH.
AMI Retail hy XADSWORTN co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
era1fev,s Dnplex Elliptic Skirt.


VERY FLEXIBLE, FOLDED EASILY.
when In use to occupy : susll spacs-ma..
king the most Agreeable SKIRT worv. In al
sizes, 1t Wholesale and Retail bv EA
uERZRER1 COODMAN co. y
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-03

THE CABINET AND THE VEGA Wash
ington letter says:
The President convened his Cabinet fer the
purpose of submitting to them the veto message !;
but one member of the Cabinet was previously
consulted in regard TO H. and Of course the others
knew nothing until they heard il read Seward
McCulloeh. and Wells fully Endorsed It, while
Speed. Harlan. and Dennison gave no endorse
ment of il. No suggestions were made ny any
member Of the Cabinet.