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The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-04-19

The Seventh Vermont Regiment, the
last from that State in the service, has
been mustered out, ana is on its way
home
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-04-19

The Monroe Ia.1 Telegraph, of a re.
cent date, has the following:
8 couple of gentlemen living on
Bmuf river were out hunting hogs, when
becoming tired, they dismounted, and.
hitching their horses, lay down to sleep
near an old tree on fire. Eight DAYS
after this a neighbor was hunting in the
vicinity, when attracted by the barking
of his dog, which would come at no calls,
he went to che spot where the men Law
down, and found that the tree had fallen
across the head of one and across the
chest of the other.
zone of the horses had broken loose
the other Wasstill standing where, eight
days before, he had been tied. One of
The gentlemen, Mr.. Day, leaves wife
and six children in distressed circum.
stances. The wife's history has been a
sad one. The conscript authorities al.
ways too loose or too rigid, dragged her
first husband from home, and sent him
to Shreveport in a car.
ellis wife followed just in time to see
him conscripted by death. She returned
home, aQAl about a week had her
house AZ ~ ~ thing she possessed,
but VI a f,s and pair of cards
ties, she married Mr.. Day, who was a
widower with three children, which
added to her own made six. This help
less charge is now left upon her hands.n
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-04-19

STATE RIGHTs.-The Supreme Court
of the United States has lately made
three decisions, all going to show that
that court sustains the doctrine of State
Rights.
|. 1t has decided that States may tax
United States bank stock.
.. 1t has decided that States may reg
ulate the liquor traffic within their bor-
ders.
3. It has decided the case of the United
States as. Scott, Involving five other
District of Indiana, wherein Scott was
convicted of the murder of Can't. McCar-
ty, when he was notifying drafted men.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-04-19

The sheep ranches of Texas are repor-
ted to be stocked with cross ofthemex-
lean and Merino, and other fine breeds
from the United States, The wool Of
the Mexican sheep is long, coarse and
almost worthless; but they are possessed
of rugged and hardy constitution.
Crossed with the Merino, the second
generation has the excellencies of both,
the hardy constitution and the superior
quality of wool. In stocking hisranch,
the ranchero goes into Mexico and pur-
chases from two to five thousand ewes, at
from fifty to sixty cents apiece. With
these he turns out his bucks, purchased
in the North, often ranging in price from
one to five dollars. AS the ewes breed
twice a year, the increase seems almost
fabulous, and the business is to the high
est extent prosperous.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

and to that srd b. Aas been consulting With
Cher Justice cls'e and Secretary McCul-
loch.
e"'s made BY . number Of ths
Alive nss Of both the Re.
Dacesatis parties tsnd "a
e0"n' . - 'asima1ioos that have lsak.
a out froo the se.,, .-..,.....-...,h :. -.
"" ' 'uS the PFseidest , on tn
s'a .'.p fa1se that viii CRAFTY
- .' -. 0s'dcs his snemiss. Il i
le y sonsluoe' y The NY lsas. that thsss
" !" 'n'' e.''e % bssA 49, 10 ssesls
r.. ..' .0s plan q securing haras-
''O. ~. '.sSsa Cesgrsss asd The *
ssss'' " - 's'ss ea lAe oams snhjss&.
10. NV ion hmes hes ths following:
"Mr. Johnsoa ha not ;,a,.....a ~. ......s.
se'.s'.: :" .'e s'uesty suffrage pisn msn-
49,. " 'eo's spstshss o. Friday last.
though the genesaa Who sdvocass tbe
psopeeassoa Tepseoe that the Presidsnt has
gwen .nsn eneo'sosusnt 70 expect shas n
gill adopt thsir Z pstioas sshesantially, Il
'ot exsesly. in u rn they advis.. Sew
sral ne~spspsr q spondsnts have endeav.
cred to excite y hbt Of ~ existence ol
such cembinats Df leading men for the
porpess q induc' the Prssiden. to accept
the proposition 81 hdvise The Southern peo>
pie. y sst forth u - dispatches. 10 order
70 put at rest sue doubts, I am enabled to
~, from pessooAk knowledge, that such !
cenbisstion doedzist. A number Of ths
gsstlsssn co.opsting in i. have had in>
es'v'ews With N Jshnson, and thsy have
essn noor'ns iqths matter fos shout .
.sssA. visiting ! corresponding with in>
flasatial msa Of ; North aud South"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

willie0 cullen Brysnt l. In dslisate
hsalth, and 10 ssisg to Europe 70 spsud The
winter.
A5osns nan named Perry, q Oskaleosa,
Iowa, committed suicide % Monday last.
bscanss Miss May Hull rsfssed 10 marry
hin.
Thsss ~ . $4,000 IRE in Covinston.
Ky., % Mssday night
0snssals R. :. Lss. stsesaan aad Blair
wxrs h Washinstssl en Monday.
The New Yosk zsms = veil - The Her.
ed sndosses 0seslsy n ths q. 8. Ssaa&or-
chip.
Ths sscsssasy amount of saeek be- bssu
subscribed 70 erads end IL ths 1swa Gen
tssl Raiksad y Eddyvi1s Asa he Stat,
lice.
Ths 0evsssaeat row - 81 fsses,Aq
dhaps q ~; go suns; - ssesnd rass d.,
90 ouae; 90 Aira saas T., eel guns.
Sbsrth ~ d., 80 guns; sstal ssmbsr
~; numbes Of suns, 9.5ss. In The firsi
~. ~ undssstand. srs paacsd ths vssssls
q I, $50 tsns ~ ovse.
TAs lfabysssian 0ssssal Assembly ID
ssesiea at Memphis. decided q Monday, b
IN slosst unanimous vote, thetthe baptissd
children Of the ehusch ass not subject 4
church discipline In IL strict y tscAsses
sssss. but only - regards euasd,anship
control, instruction, &c.
The stessney.gsnssal II Miaseusi has d.
sidsd tAat ths night vote - In tws ~,
slncta h this city shall - seua1si, thus Il
laaias D,sis end Dsvses - ~ )eelslaause
Hs says soothing sbsut ths sigAt vsas I,
TO othse pseciDeis, whisA voula ~
Hogan y suusrsss. ss
fAs Ms1isss1 Dspssassa q l1soaay s.r
tlas Pssei1ssA JoAaesa = In lAvoe Of ssseN
isg suDseos - q sslossd ~ W. e. ~
sad Wsios, q whs sssve1 hsassabiy h u
Uaise an0, . uAe sua psspssty y u
sstssee = go I'd upvarda ~ s11ss
40 says: I'VE was ssGhssised, \ lsAal
4 ths 49, ssssstivs q ~ .aGisa, 4
uus quGliasd s1Glsop - ~ asts of eeI.
Iasanmsf - dlslsisA h 49, ~ -
\ was ssoDnaAs1 ~ - ssasv ~ psses
siAlsa - = ~. ealy s1oss . - y
1hss ~ q 1sssaosas q ssaOans
Il sHhnonks. .-snun - uhe.a2HSHxsss v6.a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

SHALL DAvsNronf PaosPRR lit is 9nowu
that the Rapids Survey Commissiea nev ex-
plosing along The rapids shove this city, viii
not report IN fAvee sf any aaasupt to inn
prove the ssas by blasting out sscks o.
performing any Other ssyls II opaaiiss
along The chanasl. II = ksewn thae ths ~
- via - = hvss = 49, - leek
eoona tA6o61o1A q s10e16ne enpo01v b,
asaaane osrtn tnn61l ~ N66(he II
sqae GtAts Aaaull1o = ~ - - u,
uaas1Iuk q y = uol1 = ~ h
tutsss alPsA - 11nos y - psspssty
so1sus - ~ 81 nstkasaus q si1Ass
-
VIII. IL eaaal q ~ lea I'D Dsvss,
port wil1 ~ snop,isa wilh -. ioasseo
assr-pswse-ths insalc1aabls bsasos Of
vhjeA " sss1 ~ dspIst. Il wssld ~ ~
aAhiae u go siey beysea . sssataossv
Il uoe1a = ~ $500 G1(on1s a1iea
void spelae = . $780, e asaslAsessisa
which, IN snnlaA Wsal1 - neag sinilal
snsspsis = - - 110 assw asi'
~ hsss y - nilns14 ~ = tilhe q
au1 = slnsGnavss vtBse -, - Z
lAeessi,e : ~ otbsa 9a 8ksR1p
~ ~ bGs seea -.
Mn ~ sasaA bsiltsa lhea11Hdoq1Asa
vhokf o. - -. -. nunnon -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

TnE ArLAuric.-Ths Dsssmbse number
Of THE nasasins, which, hes jsss been re-
csived BY ths news dealers, lIs Of unusual
interest throughout Its contents are John
piespsss," my Garden" ''Bssnso and
Rajah Brooke" "Passagss from Hsw-
thorns's Note Books" !" "Kaaherins Morns,"
"Ths Swerd Of Bolivar" Through Broad
way" my Heather at Home, "A Friend" I"
"Ths Singing School Romance" "Autuua
Song" 1.-THE Fall Of Austris," "Recon-
structicn," }" "Isvisws," etc. rhsss ere froa
the bsaios oe The. most salsstsd asthors 4
America, and ars fun Of sich ths1ghe snd
incidsot Tisknss ! Fields, Publishers,
Boston.
Gus Ysuxo FsLss.-The Dscsmbes nun.
ber-a perfect gsu, is nov resdy Sbe the
public, and shesld b fousd IN svssv family
whore thses are ehildrsa to red Il The
following 10 the table Of esntents "Ths
Little Man of the Mountain -splendidly il
lustrated. and full pagc illustration
" colored, "rhc Four Seasons w." "A
Summer in Leslie Goldthwaise's Life, vlI."
"W,lly Ely's Chriss~as trss," 1.-THE Disth-
day BORA Parlor Drama" Little Pussy
w,llow, w.. ..LAwsencs's Lsssoa." BIRD
les Chsistnas Day" "Pictsrss and Pssas, =
''Stasiag Song" 'Rousd The Evsoin(
Lamp" "Our Letter Box" &c. Our Yoxns
Fsias ~ : brisk eeapsGition 10 ~ -
pssssnss Of several othse aagasinss Il
children, bss in all rsspscts Il i fer in ID,
advances, end ~ dssbe viii continse there
Ticknse 1 relds. Pub,ishsss, Boston.
nAnssa's WssgLy.-Thie evR psP1lAl
asd istsssssiag psh,ioaaioa ; sut ssr III
coming month With - sxsssIsnt tAbls d
contents, and nsosesus ass ihostsatiens
The consents ~. "Dallad u Uncls Js,'
"Ths sszsss Il ssb,e lslaad," "A Rsain.
iscsncs o. elessy llslisw," ''Ths DssgsarJ
Of Fsasssl Evsrslsish,' ''Tls Wssk = ~
vsaioa," ''OhasDss osaet,s 'vans Laas,'
.Gosd Lssas." ''fhs III ef Jsly. !" "Jeass
tnpd1sasA" !" The visslain IN Tsxsa.'
"Ths ~ 0svse ~ RsuuAs sDu4iaE'
I~uqlA - sltiaas'' sJdon1DalG1A
s146He1e6aS aS thsaAseisiaa Rs11 -
| 49, hpyS = = o. DsaG;'' sB&8eA
deoJ JSunl1ooDoh - A%ssrs oaness
10 Book Wsilisos 's1Ainss E4v Chalr,'
~ y |. e.. { ;.1,T -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

Nsw ILLuxiHAsos.-By psisntsd pro
cess u ofdistilIslieo, &c.. new burning 6ui<
10 nov made ltsm bssoins and oaplha, ant
. aush brighter light, Il = el.ined, 10 pso
duesd = grsatly reduced saeA snd with ,
positive ssessity ssaiast sxpossions. Thi'
nsv 1uld b known q easben oil anil d man
ufsstured In this state BY D. s. Hsvlsy
Co., Soe whom Mssms. Il. 8. Z D. B. Brown
Of LeOlaire, ars agents. This oil 10 now 70,
sale BY dealers in this city aud elsewhere
and viii be furnished Wholesale 10 any quan
Titles ou orders directed to D. 8. Howlsy 4
Co., Davenport. novl5-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

Tss elegant ,sssaesr packet. Keith,
esr Oeeeaia. y Campbell. Clerk, Lem
faekhcese, will Ne this port for n. Msdi
son and III intertdiate points to.norrow
mosoins q six dsck. ~ steieht q pas.
sass. apply % b Of = r. N. Prstsyman
agent.
The steamer Arlsy Cheever leaves 70,
Saint Louis TO mfow.
AZ Detroit, thereat ferry boat hes been
lasochsd. 70 plH The railroad crossing
Her tonnage 10 200 tons, end makes hsi
ths largest vessbew plying upon The laks o.
Or rivess Of the osthwsst, and lhs 'asgss,
fsrsy<bset in I world. Upon the twe
tracks sunninsls length Of Tie stesme,
there con be plsd four, esn cars. For hel
uss . ''slip' iseing constructed at ths
Michigan Csntr Depot dock and simila.
one will b b st the Great Westers
dock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

THB GAUSS o. 1ns AcclDsHrs.-Evsr]
few day, in overlooking our exchanges, "
notice the death OF terrible burning of son'
unfortunate psrssa, by The explssioa .
Tampa These accidents can b traced I,
The iniesiority Of the oil which d used. c
7. Webb, L. Claire Row. has just rsssive,
hssvy stock Of the pessst ksesssss
which be 10 ceiling ct the 0ost reassoabl
rates. Run no unnecessary risks. Put
chase your oil Of @. T. Webb.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

predict the result! Can our business men
tell 40 what effect il would have on their
bvsinsesf We ueed not tell how il veuld
charge the course Of the Star Of The Empire
in this lssality.
DA wv ssae this psiesasas ssases sons-
thing oaa y dsos. Thus = - dos y
les; nos day. The - q neek lsland
ass a1ssady q labee 70 80 THE Object
Thsy - ssosshiss y 90, end - desss-
nissa y hass 4. What ass ~ es'sg 70
= sitissas q Dsvs.eestf Lst ths answse
- nsas qsishly. lfDassnposs = - pros-
pss, yea nue Wesk ~ L.
--oODe---
BostsD Clpz1-at IaeIse 1 OWens-a
splsalid astisle ies nines pies-4A bsady
streee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

A WosD 10 CouxrRY MERcHAxrs-R.
Krause. opposite the First Nstional Bank,
keeps constantly on hand . full stock Of
Mems and Boys ready made clothing,
which he Is selling at Wholesale at the low.
este prices.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

wrLLsoH 10 rsssiving . rev and large
stock Of Ladies' end Geats' gold watches
and chains; slso complete stock Of Jew
slry, Silver Ware, to-. for tho holiday
trade Call aud examine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

THANKSGIVING DAY.-Turkevs are begin
ming to see the shadows Of coming events.
One week from tomorrow our annual day
Of prayer or fsas,ing arrives. Every man
will keep il according tu his own fancy. The
market will be stocked with game be-
fore many days. In making their selsc
tons, we commend the following to our
readers:
A young turkey hes smo ,lh leg, and q
soft bill. and If ffesh, the eyes will be bright
and the feet moist. Old turkeys have scaly
stiff feet.
Young fowls have tender skin, smooth
legs, and the breast hone yields readily to
tho pressure Of the finger. The best arc
those that have yellow legs. The feet and
legs of old fowls look 40 il they had seen
hard service in the world.
Young ducks feel tender under The
wing, end the web Of the foot il transparent.
Tho best ore thick and hard on the breast.
Young geese have yellow BILLS. and the
feet are yellow and supple. The skin may
be easily broken BY the head Of . pin the
breast i plump end the iat white. An old
goose 10 unit for the human stomach.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

Uss Lallemand's Specific fos ahsuaatism
Gous and Neusalgia. lte6sctually destreys
I'll poison in ths Mood. and pssScsoe . reds
lcal curs. Read tsetimouials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

Thee are twtodily blsnishes that can.
not 3 lerats4amely. unclsaa teeth and
. bad breath. here ID % excuse for eth.
q, when yoqean havs The delicious
Fragrant Odo(iiss By stopping st the
Druggists and 1ing 75c No toilet table
10 complete wi(ut L.
Sold by all d ksists, Fancy Goods Deal
srs and PssfuuS. Ask for Rogsr's Fra
grant Odont olii and take no other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

MusicAL.-Pref. Fargo II about TO hold .
musical convention 1t Rock loland.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

so PAss Of oil WOOL 6ns bed Blankets, q
800 pss pair, - Kehos Z Casharts. d3s9
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

CrrlcE and Ladies' Stationery, in great 70.
riety At the Stationery store Of Luse 4
Griggs, four doors below P. O., Perry st.
HAsrs Axp Waste, or the young pilot OF Lake
Champlain By Oliver Optic Lee 4 Shep.
ard, Boston. For sale by kuse 3 Griggs, 0a-
venpOrt.
This, the sixth and last volume Of the
Woodvillc stories, contains the record Of a
mechanical, rather than moral triumph
though the virtues Of patience and perse-
.versnce are incidentally illustrated. and the
Little Captain" Of the Woodville is always
. good son. forbearing brother, aud kind
friend. Lawry Wexford, the young pilot, ID
. boy Of spirit and encrgy. who overcome'
difficulties by strong faith in himself, and
redesms his family from poverty, in spite o.
the lad example and the bad conduct o
his father and his older brother. This il
che lac, Of the series. preceding which are
-"Rich and Humble" ''In School and
Out" "wa,ch and wait," "work and
VIM" and Hope and Have" No bool
with more profitable moral could be eiver
= child, than one Of these We mention.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21
To.0ay'AdvegtioOmonto.


THERE Willie A SPECIAL CONCLAvE
i OfSt. Simobf Cvrenc Commandery this
evening at ~ ock The (. +. order will Be
conferred. All 1 Knights 10 good standing
are invited TO partpate.
BY order Of Enjom.
~. WARRlNER, Recorder.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

1T. rsaPis, 0asdsoer aad Florist, cor.
~ and Main ST., ffait end osnaasnAal
osOoo. Uv2o.lv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

SEfflkD AND SnUf uP.-Dr. Bustis in
fosms NJ that - soon - hssleasosd that bic
saloon bed been indicted BY Tie Grand Js-
y, yesterday, hs psseeeded y the Couaty
CIek's oGAes aed psid his fine end fess
amountisg 10 sixty six dollars end went
home and closed The Bustis House bar. He
has 10 idss ef catering the lists - deobnd-
ant in any Of these easss, kaowing thas ~
Aw 10 clearly aesinst him. We presume
some Sehers will 20 and do likewise.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21
LOCAL ITEMS.
Card Of TAuuks.
Read wha, a prominent cisiseu Of Daven
port nys:
nave~soso Nae IA foNn

Neo0 Wuut y RbVWtoVuS CsSs8SO VI OoVOO
port ays:
DAvsxross. Nov. -. 1863.
DR.. John n. Biocd-DrAa Sla lit a.
fosds one great pleasure 10 give in my tss,i.
mony In favor Of lsllemand's Rheumatic
and NeuralsiA Specific, having given il .
trial and heen greatly benefited thereby.-
For . long time ! was sflictsd with the
R,euma,ism, end sought relief at the hands
Of the best physiciana, and slso By using
numerous patent medicines which were said
to be infallible remedies. but nth any LAST
ing benefit Al list, was inducsd to Try
Lsllemand's Specific, and shortly after, TO
my surprise and pleasure. found mysslfrap-
idly improving. continued to take ID few
weeks and the result was perfect and per
manenl cure ,nust earnestly urge Oh who
ere similarly afflicted to Try this remedy
I consider l. . priceless medicine.
Yours truly,
J0ssPs A. LsCLAiRs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

For protection from the above, call o. r
SIMPSON I CO. and take out Policies In
oAess 6rst go Insurance Composites rspss-
seated BY them. Where the assured pas.
lieipats in The Profits Of the companies
without iacusing any liability. Omes Ne.
e Dsady 50. ape.0>dly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

EvEaY new book can be found at Luse 1
Griggs, 55 Perry street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

LAVA TsPrsD 0Ao>Dunxna-Wo 0bl
p,easuss 10 tearing witness 10 H. exeellsn'
qualitiss Of ths Lava Tippsd 0as Bursss
t. ~ sss using then. 1t will yisld twsa'
ty-fvs pr ceat. more light fos specific
anssnt Of g thaa aay ethss bsfnss, end
- . lavs Up that vill nssee eefseds q burn
out. The Lindsll Hotel, St. Louis, b using
ever nine hundred Of them.
NJ. g. W. Shul'es will remain 10 the city
few days, end eur eitisens will do we'll Il
patronise him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

A WANT cup pplied, ladies can now have
their paper and envelspss stamped with
their initials.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

ELDnlDes I Bns.. Land Aesots, viele's
Bleck.
ogv Ysva Dry Gsods at Otto Klugg's, No.
% Seoood street. .unl7dt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

OYsrsns.-Baltimsre Oysters ssesivsd dai
y Il lnslss : Owsns-at wholesale and re-
tail-44 Brady streek.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

A LADY waa seen the other day whose
face xas ~ lair A. the rosy light Of morn
On beng asked for an explanation. che re :
piled that ahe had been bleaching some lin>
en- with the aid Of the Eclectic Cleanser
and il had become very white under the op-
Grafton. Ii her own complexion had been
improved in the meantime, her friends must
not make light Of it.
Sold BY all druggists and krocers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

Sssnsoscorss AND SrRnsoscoPlc vlows-
A large and vssv select supply Of tAses ar.
tislss have just bssa received q The Stas
Store, No. - L. Claire row.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

0as woman in anosAse column psekinQ
0o0bure esapcs foe Speee's Wine. Il . q
o1mkAhSs assicle, used ia The hsepiea1s and
" ~ 0rst class families in parls, Londoo
eaA Nee Yerh, il preference - ~ Por'
Visa Il 10 worth tr'sl. = Il Glyee ODse'
eatielAction. do1r00y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

BAnsssGansw's Drawing Books, all num'
bsss, also al school books, q ~ Book and
Statioeery stsse Of Luss L Gsices. Is Per.
- street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21


Pats soAv. OLD Ieowr wn,soR.
Pusa 0LYusafsg, PK1nosIxa CosnHsc.
The most popslar. most pure end desirable verie-
ties nov before the public.
OUR PALM SOAP
10 en- entirely new preparatisn and 10 made rom
Palm on, bleached without acids themcsis Of aoy
kind warranted pure. his the vEay assr.
Duruhams 4 Van Setback, Chica o. Wholesale
svents the Northwest. Sold BY druegiess every
where. Manufactured by Nckeone. Van llaAgan
Co, s2 south front street fhiledclphia. ano Chas.
McKsone, ." Barclay 81. New York. sp2sdm
PEnvEcriox is never sttaintd hy mortals.
The nearest approach to il in this mundane
sphere 10 thorough and consistent clsanli-
nees, and the most effective promoter 81
cleanliness 10 the Eclectic cleanser" II
should BE- IN every IA nily.
Sold bv oil druggists and gsocers.
MKscALve's RnxunAric RRnRpv contains
as much virtue 40 forty bottles Of many 9th
or medicines, and will instantly cure Nerv
ous Headache. Nsu, algia, &c. Try it,
Stevenson 4 Csrnahan, Agents, Davenport
Iowa
Da. KnApr, formerly Of New York, ~ht
hes visited Davenport regularly the pas
eight ycass, and effected many wondesfu
cures Of old CnRoSIc DissAsss. CAScsRs
and diseases Of tho Evs and EAn, whic!
have been pronounced INcURAsLE by the
medical profession generally, can be con
suited At the Scott House, Saturday ant
Sunday, No,ember cath aud 25th. ~ vii
be seen BY his card in anotler column. Con
sultation free
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

BAaxux's L.cruRE.-Our readers must
not forget that Barnum will lecture At Ne
tropolitan Hall on Friday evening. In
speaking of Mr.. Barnum's style, the Lons
don Prrss says:
1--WE have heard lectures Of all kinds,
the fasseious gentleman, the scientific gen.
tlca-n, the serious gentleman, the religious
gentleman, the explanatory gentleman
with the wand, and " don't care il ~
never heard either Of them again but
Mr. Bssnum belongs 10 vsry different OF.
der 70 any Of these. A pleasant colloquisl
maonsr, combined with . perfect delivery,
IN On exhaustibls Aow Of language, . KEGS
sense Of the ludiesous, the possessiea q .
perfect mine Of annscdots, and IN inimitabls
piquancy in imparting them, are but few
IT Mr.. B.rnum's characteristics. We are
satisfied that when NJ. Barnum takes his
departure from England. lac will have suc>
ceeded in effacing number Of disasrees-
BILE prejudices and leave behind him nothing
but pleasing rscollections and good wishes,
while the association henceforth Of the
words "Barnum" and 'humbug" will be
made IN kindlier spirit, and with more
just comprehension Of the significance Of
BOTH"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

HILLS HAIR DYE, 90 cents, black or
brown instantaneous, natural, durable, beau.
tiful, reliable, indeed the best in use, has been
before the public over fifteen years, 10 the
cheapest, containing ~ much a. the usual
dollar sizes. Depot No. 66 John street.
New York City. Sold BY oil Druggists,
patent medicine, periumerv and fancy
goods stores every ywherc. junel1-dly
EXPERIENCE is the best teacher after all.
Those who have become acquainted with
the merits Of the "Eclec,ic Cleanser" by ex-
perisncs, would not exchange il for any 9TH
sr cleansing agent.
Sold by al druggists and gvoccrs.