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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-03-24
Ell x M EN Il A L.

MARRIED, on the 18th instant. by Rev. Mr.
NicWMoRTEn, MIR q. KEELS MAXWELLto MISS
MARY f., only daughter Of Mrs. Amanda sheldon
NIL of pickens
Dsg' Our thanks are rendered for slice of the
wedding, cake.
At the residence of Mr.. w. A. Clyde, March Z,
1866. by Rev. r. n. MAuLnyS. MIR o. GYRU s
FOLGER TO MISS H. CAMILLA BRAZEALE.
both Of pickcns.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-03-24
PICKENS c. H., S, c.:
Saturday Morning, March "a, 1868.
WANTED:

a smart, active lad, between Is aud II
years of age, to learn the art Of printing. He
must be able to read and write well. Apply
at the " Courier" Office.
pay Col. Thomas p. SLIDER is our au-
thorized Agent in Charleston.
Ew Weare indebted to Maj j. NJ. ADAMS
for interesting Northern papers.
BGy- Mr.. WM. S. WILLIAMS has bccn.re-
leased from Military prison, giving bond 70:
his appearance when called for
gas-' In New York, OH the 18th instant,
cotton was DO to l. Gold, 293.
R@" Obituary notices, exceeding five lines
in length, must be paid for as advertisements
in advance.
Bas~ The Prescntments of the Grand Jury,
with the orders Of the Presiding Judge there
on, will appear next week.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-03-24
TO Tax.Payers.

Mr.. SAMUEI' G. IIERNDoN, our modest and
efficient Tax Collector, gives notice this week
that he will proceed, without delay, to assess
all the taxable property in the District Give
your attention to Mr.. HEnNDoN's advertise
ment in another column.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-03-24
Court Week.

The Court of Common Pleas and General
Sessions, for this District, was in session this
week. His Honor, L. j. Moses, presided,
His Honor proceeded apparently wiz, the
experience of years on the bench, to open his
Court, and put the delicate machinery Of JUS
ticc in motion. His charge to the Grand Jury
had been we'll considered, and cannot fail to
effect favorably the public mind.
The csscs on the civil side of the Court were
generally disposed Of. Many had abatcd by
reason of the death of the parties. Some of
tho parties were absent. And few final de-
crces wore obtained.
The Sessions side Of tho Court, by the ac-
cumulation of eases during the war, presented
a rather formidable appearance. Mr.. REED,
the efficient Solicitor, has, however, happy
faculty for disposing of business of this kind
The only case Of Importance, was that Of the
State vs. r. l.. BARTON, for killing JOS B.
McGurFIN. BARTON was found guilty of
manslaughter.
The rc-opcning of the Courts is an event of
unusual interest, and will be hailed with de-
light by the good people of the country
Senator PERRY, Gen. EAsLEY, and Colonel
ELroRD, were present in attendance on the
Court
I" 1t was subject Of remark, du,ing the week,
that there were present in the Court room, one
former and one present Executive of the State
'-Ex-Gov PERRY and Gov. ORR--and that
the former distinguished gentleman was ma
tive of the District.
Court adjourned on Thursday.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-03-24
New Advertisements.

J.. Bring on your Hides" to tan an the
shares, by A. b. BowDEN, Agent
2. Walhalla Chapter meets on the Goth
April next
3. Charleston Candy Mandatory" by
Mr. WARREN KINsMAN
4. BY the Ordinary Citation on Estate Of
WM B. LILIES, deceased.
S. by the Commissioner in Equity Rules:
John Burdinc VS.. Samuel Burdnc and 9TH
crs; Tilman G. Magoe vs. Nancy G.. Brown
and others james w. Earle VS.. Wm. G.
Keith aud others
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-03-24
Hard Conditions.


The following are The conditions upon which
Tennessee is to be admitted back into the
Union, as reported by the Reconstruction
Committee of the House of Representatives
Whereas, the people of Tennessee have made
known their desire to Congress, that the con-
'stitutional relations heretofore existing between
the United States may be fully re established,
and did, on the 22d of February, 1865, by a
large popular vote, adopt and ratify consti-
tuition of government, republican in form and
not Inconsistent with the constitution and laws
OF the United States, and government has
been organized under the provisions thereof !;
which said provisions and the laws made in
pursuance thereof, proclaim and denote loyal
ty to the Union, and whereas the people of
Tennessee arc formed i'll condition to eter.
else the functions Of State within the Union,
and can only exercise thc same by consent of
| the law-making power of the United States,
therefore the State of Tennessee is hereby de-
clarcd one of the United States of America,
on an equal footing with the other States, up
OH the express condition that tho people of
Tennessee will maintain aud enforce in good
faith, their existing constitution and laws, ex-
Guiding those who nave been engaged in re-
LtiC OultCu IJLaCCS, IfOn the CX
ercise of the elective franchise for the rcspcc-
tive periods Of time therein provided for, and
shall exclude tho same persons in like manner
from eligibility to Office, and the State of Ten
nesscc shall never assume or pay any debt or
obligation contracted or incurred maid of the
late rebellion, nor shall said State ever, in any
manner, claim from the United States or make
any allowance or compensation for slaves eman-
cipated or liberated in any way whatever;
which conditions shall be ratified by the I.egis.
lature OF Tennessee or the people thereof, as
the Legislature may direct, before this act
shall take effect.
Discovery OF A Observation-Disclosures
Aaron Dodge, native of Massachusetts,, has
partially confessed himself to be the murderer
Of his children in West Roxbury in 1866
His soubriquct is "Scratch Gravel" and he
conlfesscs to having hunted Indians in FIorida;
that he was sent to prison for life for murder
in South Carolina; was. pardoned; entered
the rebel army; was captured on Morgan's
raid into Ohio and Indiana was paroled :;
that afterward be enlisted in Massachusetts,
Regiment; deserted in short time ioincd
the United States Navy, and served on sever
al gunboats.
G9- Prince" John Van Buren, of New
York, was in Charleston, on the 18th instant
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-03-24
Death of E. E. Alexander.

We regret to learn that NIr. ELrJAH Il.
ALEXANDER, an esteemed citizen of this place,
departed this life ON Wednesday morning last.
Consumption, which has been pfcying on hin,
for years, was the cause OF his death.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-03-24

GB- Prince John Van Buren, of New
York, was in Charleston, on the 18th instant
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-03-24
The First Gun.

The election for State officers. in New
Hampshire, has gone in favor Of the Rcpubl-
cans. This was anticipated, inasmuch as the
leaders Of that party had CONTROL Of the State.
Their majority, however, is only 5000. The
fricuds of the Preaidunt expect better things
from Connecticut, where like election will
tako place i'll a few days.
GE- In the atc civil war, 2s0 battles were
fought. In Virginia, 80; Tennessee, 81;
Missouri, 81; Georgia, IL; South Carolina,
16; North Carolina, H.; Alabama, Z; Flor
ida, 50 Kentucky, il; the Indian Territory
and New Mexico. ono each. There wdfe also
seventeen naval engagements.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-03-24
Gen. trhompson.

Many Of our older citizens were pleased,
during Court week, to take by the hand Cen
WADDY THOMPSON. The General returns
amongst us; after long absence, to practice
his profession. Tho late disastrous rcvolu-
tion, it seems, has thrown almost every one
upon his own resources, either mental Or phys
ical, to insure for himself and family "a support
aas- All contracts with freedmen, for more
than on month, must be reduced to writing,
in triplicatc, and approved by the pearest Post
commander, on or before the 25th instant. A
disregard Of this order will incur fine of not
less than S25.00, NOR moro than sl0O. Look
Quit
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-03-24

Das~ Col Thomas p. SLIDER is our au
thorized Agent in Charleston.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

uu11I1 s.1------
The New York Tt;bxse says: I'VE CO.,
mend 10 th6ss intsrss1kd inyhe lshh 60
zion =. brief lettss 4 Mr.. Bdsht. publ1hed
TO day In our fcseien news he says snfs
"f ISo,and wss one sAoussnd n'Iss assv
from %. oil would be changed, or the land>
lord exterminated by the vengeance Of the
people, We place this frank and bold ex>
precision against any plea that Ireland 70 %
al, treated - England" Here is the let
ter in full: -
Mr.. BaIsHr on IRISH PoLlcr.
Exrrss. Thnssday. A geatlsnan Of this
city has received tho following letter from
Mr.. Bright:
RocspAls, Nov. -.
DsAs Sn: thank you for the note and
the neW0pape4.
r. S:. - .s', md a. . s:,
are careless - 70 thu condition Of the coun>
tsv and the feelings Of tia teaapN9. ~
pisn sould rob moody tWeas9 ~ fDoso
Than lis present market value for all estate
q urehessd. aad l. would make new race Of
crepyiegors ont ofths present ocsapisrs, and
thue convert them from discomfort to 2 real
iolalty to lheif sbunfty. ~ <sE
Every tbing proposed for Ireland e op.
posed 81 the Tory and church and landlord
party. and yet this party has itself aothing
DSjS11lnl ,na iAusstoe1Du ~ i1tsts
the country. but English force Is always q
hand 70 the landlord slesps u peace and
feels that bis rents ana hts power are sc
cure.
Il ireland ~ one thousand niles 49,
| from IN, I'll Woald b q once cbaeks4.-
Justice would be dsnc, or the landlord
would Be exterminAtcd by the vengeance Of
the people.
Sc pothins better in the future 50 long
40 the people Of the United Kingdom are sx-
cluded from the House Of Commons, and
how soon We may be able to have them in
cludsd 10 mere than i can tell
lido Whist can for them, and nov they
ore doing something for themselves. hope
there may be some result before long.
Ny correspondence 10 very burdensome
% forgive this brief note. aud believe me
yours very truly, JoaS BRiaHr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21


II il the duty Of Ill sssa. young and DID,
70 make thsir pesseoS. % hr = PfeeteoeDees
sgfoooNe 70 those via Wo0p ~ -
tSrown = contact. By thiA - 800 thoe
they should not odsnd BY singuiasity b
slovenliness, Let no man know BY your
appearance Vhat trade you follow. You
dress your parton not your business. Be
careful to mould the fashion Of the times to
your owo personal pscaliaritise. Fashion
= 10 b. ye0f sssvast not your noeeee.-
Therefore never dress in the e11reme Of
fashion. Only adopt it - far % Il 10 con>
sistsns With year - and 61urs. That
which will becoms one man il becomes an
oahse; and ~ ~ 70 luolow oAeooGe mo6sl
Is obviously absurd. The exercise Of lit
tie judgment On yodr past will enable yoa
70 adept 20 much Of the prevailing styA in
your dress q to show that you ere aeQuain-
led with the fashion, without Soeriiieing
your personel appsasanca r. . scrup ulous
conformity 70 IL 1aWS. The best possible
impression you cau make by your dress, 10
10 make no separate impression at oil, but
- - hasmonias In matssial ondGfnqo sUiDh
your own figure, that it becomes part Of
you aud people, without recolleeting how
yVu WCtV CtOSaseus IeuuOtuuct tuos yVu tVOe
we'll and drsas beeo0ingly.
An objection may be urged here that IT.
tention to dress IL dangerous. We think
not. Extravagancs ID dangerous, but ex.
travagantly dsssssd Esap!e are seldom dress
cd we'll. We constantly meet multtudes Of
people dressed in every imaginable style
Here 10 me in the best Of brad -cloth and
the cos,liest jewelry, but who looke exceed
ingly vulgar here another, habit0 plainly,
In good taste, is sentlemanly il his appear
ance ut half the cost Snowy and n1fing
clothes argue mental poverty Of the wearer.
The secret Of being well dressed is but the
exercise Of judgment and good sense-it in
variably requires more care than cash; and
instead Of making . young man extrava>
CANT Il b 6 saving q half the money it
aDuld cost to cloths him 10 the vulgar and
pretending style which SO many nowadays
unfortunately adopt.
Seven. Fights Of the teachers in the pub.
lie schools Of Massachusetts, arc females.
The first Temperance Society Of De(eoil
was orginixed thirty two years ago..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21
NEW YORK. !
FIRST PREMIUM
RHEHsK2
0E SEWING {. =
OO m n = VI " e! sDk

=
THE EMBODIMENT OF
PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
EXTREAE SIMPLICITY.
c.-.yincsis patented Naa rs, lss2: ,sprorss,e.S
patsr - ,iRns 9th, iees The celebrated FAMILY
0kn VIEWING MACAlNE, With raj M oreuruto
attachment, most wooderfal and elrusr Nv con-
structed Novelty; Is soisrisssiu cperation. ueeo
the sYRAf0nr MEDIA, scwp WITH pornrn A.
SixoL TMasAp OF all kinds. Lakes the Runniry
Stitch asoss perfect aud rscsia- than bv hand
end with extraordinary rariiity, making Ia
stitches to each rHvclurlcS oi thu wussi. VIII
estAer, hsrs, vuffs. ssirf, fuek, ran ~ BrsadfA.
&C., &C.; requires no change Of sti(ch % uoe
tlAnie 70 ess OUT or OnDna, and will last I'm.
s9es eeiAg Ne ssaoseass nACuus us1s. II hae
taken the Panusun at SfAs1 fAsaa. ana receive6
~ aypfovea Of al ~ psiucipal isuPnals Ana
thcss Who have ussb them.
"For the Drsssmaksr Il 10 inv aluabls; for tAe
aos:.ns!d y suPpliss vacant plsss."-es-
''TAie msehine sprpeasas all otAsrs ~ Aess
'oeea. md \ would require column 10 cnumesels
lts numerous virtues "-Demoeras ,Dss>speeN.
with 4 single or -danhle thread, II sileatly
yetvery rapidly, With cowmou needle. makee
Ne sSnsinG stitch exsctiy like h6hAAa baxinG
~ y. TtStsas. -! l-r8T
An persons who buy or oder for sale iuaitsaisaa
cSvoo esoefns Machine, will Be- pfOsecutea fcs
lew priced Machine sscured s. patent
Single Machines cent Is sny ma Of In MN.
~ per Rxpress, pscked IL 6of vim printed
taesseeions osscesips d psses. Is. Agsota wans
ID every where. Circular ccutsinins Eiberal ~
dueesnehts sent free. a9eis -
Address all orders 10
FAMILY GEN SEwINrNACHINEC CO..
~i5-dwiyl Oflce. ln2 NeAsau Street. II. Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

sOScHvAOX Re 1ScUUOEu08 No
Bean9lGylng the HAIR.
And IL the most delightful and wonderful article
the world ever produced.
Ladies' will and Il not only certain remedy 10 Re-
store Dnrksn and Bssutssy the Hair hut also desr
able article for the Toilet ~ II ID highly perfhmed
with rich and delicate perfume. Independent Of tie
fragrant odor Of the Oils Of Palm of Mace.
The Marvel Of lscra.
new and bsautiful perfume. which In delicacy Of
scent, and the tenacity with which It cngp TO the
handkerchief and person. 10 unequalled.
The above articles ara for sale by all Druggists and
Pernmers, Al u per bottle each Sent by express to
any address by pfOprietOrs.
T. W. WRIGHT CO..
Oc201yl 100 Liberty Street, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21


Or. CMaUSSlER'R .
j At Pr u S S,
LA COMPOSITION lMPERATRlCR
POUR Les CHEvEUX.
II has long been known that the Hair. by
imperfect eirculatiOs, looea ito vioallev tasus
gray and falls of That eminent French Chem
| ist,
Or. CnlUSStER
HAS e4
Provided . CSnp1ete Antadete,
And At the same time . combined dressing for
the hair: -. durable ,s and finely perfamed Re.
which has ever bees presented 10 The public.
1T Is NOT Is DYE!|
II viii GOT coll The finest tinsu. II VIII NOT
I. Is free from the disagrceable smell of sulphur.
II will e
RESTORE. GRAF HAIR. 70
IT'S NATURAL COLOR.
''s' " che money win ~ reloaded.
T-'sss'f *'tsstsew - ga
A. tAls prspasalioa 10 soaparssivsay new in
Testimonials
Of wellkaowa persons = 70 ito excellence. "a
DIRECTIONS u IR8xCR AID In0LlsA.
C0Uusap, Juae I, 1850.
Msssaa. F.sL. wAllAca1 . Gains oecsa1
invoice Of your valuable preparation for the hair
was duly received, and. IN compliance with your
NOR. Than sasssr.3 he espectsiioss sss;sed 5,
the use Of the 6rot bottle. Il answers the pur-
pos required most perfectly. and - . reeoofer
and saecnsss Il the hair il 10 Only equalsd BY lie
qaalilies - = cooling and healthy application TO
De seelp.
1Ancnssssa, n. H., Juas %, 1868.
NeouA u T. WAilAcs Co.: 0snts-l have
49, esssisr's E@psecs for The Hair"
pee0 sn6 1leicle have ever seen.-
Il MIL IT, be in every respect.
hap FRENCH. ND.
LANCASTER, Nay 50. lsse.
sssS yosf IL sfsiiss fer ~ iSs. And lind i
the cleanest and best preparation for the hair
49, have ever seen.
DR.. ". BARNEY.
Nessss. r. L. wallace Z 70. Gents-Ihave
used DR.. Chaassiee,s Empress Tor the hair, and
Odd il all il dalns = g lrof1ially recon.
aend it 70 the psblie. 49,,
Adjt. Gen. n. II.
90 MAxcussrss, n. r Nay, iSoe.
Aessrs. +. l.. WALLAcs 4 Co.-Set my name
down among those who have used your prcpa-
ration With much satiefacsion. have used sew
| ssa eehers. bel give 3eurs theoG1ded pr1Hr-
~. Il 1oiek I'd disable. and g : dressise i
"~Psrs D. . =: povrA... ?
TssAsca.a's Ovsscs.
AAncanssne, March IL. 1884.
Neeers. F. L. WAaAA0 = q - = wDn'6
ssassei sisl asvGrel & ~ ssdins citizens Of
lhis ely No kevs ussd yauf Hair Restorative
- lsrfSse setisfsctien. have also used i my
-. 80 esn ehesrfally rsesnuead Il - beng
~ ~ siiels y nerest -. S1s
s~asss's~q alss - M ~ I.A4!sshn
ts7-asfsfs rtsna > ssss ~ 4s'y *ssess.s
8 isa "noosssss, 4. h., Nara n. 1885,
Mseefe. =. /. WAlLAcs = Co.. 0ssts-A
-. - ~ .ss..s 2sIsSSs!yss.. e..
49, - th1t1A6 ~ eoGDDnted to The trial.
I e pleased With Il. have tested il thorough.
y. u he's restored my haie and whiskers 10
their eatnrsl color. and keeps them 90. / com
mond u 70 Ill IN seed.
r. L. WALLACE 4 CO..
ssas Psspeisssss, Manchester, n. u.
SOLD AT WHOLESALE BY
ounmuAl04 Z VAN 3cWAAck.
r WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
le la1ss e4ress, I. CHICAGO.
dselSAoa 4~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

COL TONS SELECT FlAv0nS.
Or Choice Fraits, Spices, etc.
Delicious, strictly Pure, 0ssd Or
Ussrtr0lsed Strength.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD TRY THEM.
Their great success 10 simply because .onethird OF
Che quantity Il more than equal to the ordinary Fla
voriw Extract" and they are the
TRUE RICE FLA vOR OF THE FRUITS.
Those who deslre the best
Seek them for their superior flavor.
Those Who wish % EconoHnlse
Seek them for their great strength
DEALERS TREBLE TnEIR SALES WITH THEM,
LOVERS OF CHOICE FLAvOlsS IN CITIES
OUMMkR RESORTS, AND EVERY
W0RRg. SEEK THEM.
References h 1eD and 5e-1ntroduced IN 1907
00vsrnors nom each Of the New kngiard Utstoe:
Pr0fes sors, Literary and Dusineee men, known Ell
ovDr IL Un0d O0tee Lon11ag Hotel Psups5s1ues
and dGolo0 woDoeok ~ 6gt. - csealaf q reSse.
encee.
sold By 0rocsrs end Druggists.
Qblysa's J5ne 7bsls articles, Mss.11, Q end
8. and Tonic Eliz5, and all lis prepare
tions, are cold 6v
HARRISON = sTARkS, and PARKS HOMER.
Davenport, Iowa.
Chieago Wholesale .AePats. xuLl1R. FINCH
FUA6Ek, - leeskse stfss1, ~ III O0lS01's heposa.
uous; BOWEN 4 BROWN, Lake street. for 6slse'
vl0V0FD. 4AnG. 46-dfv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

Especial Nsiise t. he Lalles.
.'sss :S:s;si', :ssps:s 81 sssr lax =
which they ais pccullarly subject, at 0nce safe,
kealthy aad csssah q that !hey shoud ccesslt ess
m. A. N. MAURlCEAU,
piofesssP Of ~ piaeases Of Weneo,
hobssn n sz1eaulvs - o1eeesseol practice for y
sss ~: e g. e e. & =; s ssas sss ~ -
ssfAe iIaTrlsl wenan's Prlvsls
1921 Cenpanion,s
q4s pesllsa.s & lssaD sp.sallg i.seeasd sos =.
.y:;, e sss ; e o.o osssA i.s
al siiifui and immediaIs treatment Il ! nd.
lag. reliable adviser and companion. Over
Malfo 11i1ltom Ladies
possess Il. xvsu hubbard should havsiA nhssa1
he na RSss ~ end iusalsse ed smesesoss
cure Of all special di0cnlties irregularities and OBJ
3: psas 4 3. Hsss sss: so III xs ss
sfCAUTfON 10 EXDfEs.
. r. 90: =; '1 :! fs:s.: -
.%sda upCS Tie sssdalo., .ne osc -:
saN 2 fss M: s. s sDfSSbCO4fAk'oF 80"
s.,s d 3s,'''es ~ l's''s. end g s'''d against
Married and Single Ladies
Who desire safs and certain remedy for iffsgula-
Ne q s1ppoee1ea q nature, &on vAoieSef caue.
can ny 1p0h hi1 celebrated
Puf(nxuese rem1lo neuthly Pin,
conposed osrare md costly iapcessa exsssess. TAy
e s ssso;s sss ss N.Y. "a sssss e
eesee. They esnnct Iii 4 ssesat caess thy -
e.sd = susy e1eht assfss fEies epsr bog: q q
'''d. Price =. No A;s 4 ARpisS;SSk, d 10:
rfooboDof ofthe Diseases q WO0es.
Once loo Liberty 0s.s or Dox 4
IA r annDA, Nsw HSeak. 4 eg 8
sole Asent snx Psupsistos ios upwasds oetweo-
= cave savsiopes. - ii - 49, sdsi.s
ees3s4kw6. =
m 3fG0 o. Si0F56Ii =
p. OLMSTED, ssRheeagrapher. -
nS BRADY BgrWEEN 30 ! 4rs STREE r..
~ he's purchased Of 3. Wing Of Destoa, one q
his mammoth multiplying Oameras. With -
sole right Of use in Scott County, for mailing
those beautifsi life nike Eerrotypes Gems, &c,
after his paseal He makes =
One hundred smell Gems for. ..sl.oo
Three dos. s.ill I.rser" 49,. f.%
Hsslso makes tAcss 6saatifsl Ferro4ype large
81 90 10 q. per dox. card size for a. 81 per d.
They have . very nne aoioh md invsriablv
pleose. n you wisk TO sook young nd peeety.
30 and get some Of those nne fesfotyues, Pie.
lures te.en iuss = we'll In caeudy wsashsf.s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

49, formerly eoneidefed insoFabIe. Az ~
s1sst Of solitas, habit. both ruinots to the body
ead mind and prodSss some u thsfollswing q.
Aets. -nletohee. Uossel peeion, loss n nenesy,
paia In the email Of the bsck-csn - fully 70
Change Doasfate, - sArse gusfantesd.->
Post Odkee Box. 3Ssl. All letters with sta<Ap
omoWeru0. ~ s.s &C.
r. 0.-A1l bssiasn strictly eoa1dsstinl. Of.
ecs hcura from =. =. until = =. fsb2etf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

Patented MAY ~. 1sse. "a
This 10 nm art Gle for washing without ruhhii"
except IN very dirty pisce~, which vii require vS,p
light rub ard uni Nc other prvpar svns offered ~
IKE purpose. Will NOT nor rIK cinsRis, hut ~
icAvc them much wmfrSa than Ordinary Mcthox-. .
without the usua, wear and teae.
tIemovcr grcerc rpotr n Il by magic and p~{,s
the Hrt ~ y aking 81 that rinsing Will III rdins ~
cases entirely removed II 49,
THIS powder IL prepared In accordance with che
scAi trirnrc. ana upon pfOcese peculiar IL hssR,
Will V sccused By lettcSs iatens u has hsens'~
use for more than ycar. and he proved tlself !.
universal fAvoric wherever II har heen uard. AmC II
the Advantage claimed are the following. viz
II saves al the expense Of eoap usually uecd
cotton and ,incn goods.
tear. i
Also. for cleaning Windows II n vneuruaessd
With one quarter the tmc and lat usualls ycouiss~
n impArs beautiful gloss and instrr, much supri
TO any other mode, No water required escrpt
mQiett n tho powder.
Directions with each package. mUlBIAa~l
Aud can b. readily arpr, cinted Nv rlesye 1visHS
tn. cost of washing for family of ave cr sis pesp
will not exceed three cents. =.
The manufacturers II THE powder are aware IT,
many ueclcss comps unAs have been introduced ~
the pubic which have rul(ed thc CLOTH cs saiicd
removing the dirt. hot knowing tho intrinsic cxs y
lencN II thia astirlr. they cAnoA adv pscelai iil1
bgtpg sdspte1 ~ meet demand whlck has long =
lated, and which hos heretofore n MANNED upss pps
MANUFACTURED ~ II
HOWE 4 NTEvENN.