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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-08-29

'hst there should be no distinction IN
point Of occupation bstweer nrss and
women 7" exclaimed the ssda,s Stephen,
horror struck
"Why should there be Z" said Matilda,
with spirit ''Do you doubt whe,hsr
woman has an intellect squsl to tba, o: a
many"
". thsre a female Shsk,pear I" asked
Mr. Jenkins.
Yes" said Matilda. promptly Did
you never re.d Mrs. Bro~niug's po ems n
\ can't say ! have" Ietutued Ste
phen.
"Ah. ihsn | shall hsvs tha pleasure OF
making Won acqasintsd ~it her"
Size .""g the bel.
- '""." said che. "go up to my room
and bring down the book you will fud
on the table" "
Jan. lid so.
WE have an hour befo,s dinner, !,
sss,ns, said Matilda. Iookine at her watch,
In what way can we batter improve it,
than by psrusing together this nobls
monument Of genius"
Mr.. jenkins looked terrified: bu, he
lore hs had ','ne To rsiss sn. obi ec,ioos,
Man'd. h I'd cdrnmsnr.d I'd.
She read aloud fsrbtu,lv tor "a. hon,
referred tot seemed th,es hoirs 20 the
unhappy S'ephen who had not ,b.
s'igh's., apprehension Of poetry and de
scripIon"
lie ~s. quite delighted -h.n the lin
nsr t"iI rang and :" ~as Matilda in her
s-chs h.aie
81 am sfraid." said she. we .h sll hsy.
to rest from our reading ill s!t.r dinnsr.
but by commanding Immediately, aGisr.
".rds WE may get n quarer through by
tea time"
"iio~ many pages are 10 the poem T.
the Young man inquired hs.its,inyIy.
"O"iv a little more than foui Lundrsd,
was tue encouraging reply.
The d"nsr proved 10 be not \ very
social neal. M~ulds confined hsrsell
entirely 10 literary subjects. and svsdsd
all attempts to change the topic.
"(hod grScio"s!" thought the young
msn; "snd this w&s the young girl / ws.
to "sr'y. Ia =. soon 1t,.sry a dictionary,
although she is pretty, but ,hs., she 10 ,
strong. m'"ord woman! | should b.
talked To death in less thaa = .aoath."
stephsI jenkins stopped two day.
bu, =, the .ud Of thst time, announced
that hs should not be sbIs to ssnosiu
longer. During that time The poor pau
had hssrd'uors pesiry, than ever bslsr,
10 his life, and had conceived = deadly
hsrsd s.ainst the whole tribe Of fs,ssl.
suthorssssa, particularly Mrs. Brown,
isg, =.
""whsrs j. NJ Jsnkin. r. inquired n,
Psrksr on his return"
"Gone, unc:e," said Mstilds.
""Gon.l When did hs got"
"lls only st"pped = couple OF days"
"Why, he WAS to have stoppsd u weak
What MAS the matter with him e.
81 think. uncle, he Was disappointed
in ms, sad Matilda. demursly.
Did be leave no message for me I"
"ilers Is n note, uncle !"
Mr. Parker hastily broke open tb,
missivs. and read ss follows:
my DxAR SIR-fn order 10 proven,
Misunderstanding. ouyhi to saw thu,
don't think IL will bp sell to adhere Il
,hs foolish compact. which Vas entered
io,o sotn s,ims sincs, in regard to my
marriage with your niece Though =
vs'y. charming young lady, I don't thinl
that, our tastes are 1T all conxspisl, aud
hereby resign any prs,sniions I may b,
supposed: TO have. had To her bsnd.-
R-g'eiting not to have had the plsasur,
of seeing you.
81 remain, very tsspectfully.
| STEPHEN JEsxIss."
/ ~
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-08-29

Ao Isi.s s~siter once compiimsa,sd .
salmon 10 the sollevisg msusss; "Fsith.
its not swo hours sises tbst sslmon was
walking round HE real estate ~id his
hssds u hs pockets never drsseisg
wSss pretty is,iss,ioo bed have 70 joe
yeq asntismsn al disnss.w !.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-08-29

Tie sditos 6f'ss o ) usssy p.psr h..
adss,.asd for rsom ia the fsss.hou.s
sss. Ai~sslf and the psblisbss uatil bic
'sstsssibsss sss> prepared - pay sps-r
'oss sssA idsa. :
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-08-29

"Why. the puppy has had the xudsci.
y to resign his precautions to your and r.
exclaimed the indignant uncle.
"rhsn can, be married T. snqaissd
A",ilds in co'uie.' dsappoiotn,aL p
"Yss, you shall marry the 6ut ma.
that oGsn."
II was very remarkable. that on the
very hsz, day Ei~ssd Manly should havs
asked Mr. Parksr's psraiss,oo 70 address
his niecs- psrmss'oa which wss At
oses accorded. The msrnass took place
within 3 fs~ weeks. spd dos't tSi~k be
has ever sspsn,sd marying . s.ro.g.
MINDED ,somos.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

] ] ~ lssssas Dxr 0scSs iisrse. The
.s,As, Or IT. iths wptIa % 80 csnmesc,si-
siss,s 1, ID Nsw Ysk., Every teaneh Of
,rsSs bas ~ uoss apsvsrfsi representatives.
80 paesioslasly i txb true ofthe dry 1ooas.
'busisssa. It's therpessi No one has
Inability p ssra : JEST essespsicn Of H.
issksisuds ofthis inpsstast trsds IN At.sr.
II, sa,il hs hss bad Ihs pleasure ass ~l
diA ths oshes day Of being shown through
enc Of the noble temples Of trade SctNs.l
b King Bry 0ssas. 1--we allnls to the i'm
mense sstablishnent Of Lashrop, Luding
ton Z q. Broadway. This il one
of ths vsry Oldest and asost popular houses
IN the Metropolis. having besn established
nearly qoarts of . century, and in point
u GuaSSss sssAs third In the United States
Ito A.kual saIss rasaing way up int tha
tens of nilksns. This arm occupies very.
extensive building which from lowsr ba.e-
meot 70 ths feof i packed with fabrics o.
every ssyh aalersds--tbs produces sof the
looms Of every quarter Of The slsbc. Moth
;ns that Is known to the dry goods trade
cea b. called for In vain in this immense
hosss. Lis DIVIDED into eight separate
and distipct departments wit :-domes.
d: goods dry goods; cloths. c.ssimeres.
&c. ribbons, trimsnings, &c !; notions.
and fancy goods {; white goods, laces, 6. !;
shawls and cloAks; carpets. Each Of these
departments has distinct superintendent
"a man Of great experience and ati!i.y.
vhv gives his undivided attention to tho
purchase and sale Of goods in bis psrticu.
lar line. These men are the secretaries Of
the different bureaus. and from the Cabinet
Of tho great commercial structure over
| which Lathrop, Luding.on Co. preside
"A Chief Executive. Perfect order and
system prevail in every department The
Immense quantities Of g"ods are handled
from story to story by steam power. which
also. furnishes heat through pipes. to every
ssom in the building.
As above inlima, ed, there are only two
DRY Goosls houses in the Metropolis, the
.,les OF which excel those u this house;
and we undertake to say that no house ia
the country enjoys . higher reputation, o.
\. mara deserving OF success lcIore the
Great 4 m.rican public. Their trade ex
tends into aud through every State in th'
Union. and is rapidly increasing every
year. They have built up this trade from
: small, bcxinnir g year BY year. and stel
by step. until they have reached the h'gs
eminencc which they now SO ''cse'sen''
enjoy We refer the merchants o. ,n''
section to their advertisemsnt m A'ot"c'
column:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

Carr AxsssAs' MAsousRADs.-On Sat-
urday even n :. one Of the gayest crowds Of
masqneraders we have seen this winter,
gathered at Captain Andreas' Park. The
.tmosphers was extremely colds light sleet
commea ed falling, and the winds swept
across the park in the ticrcest manner, par
TALLY essinsuishing the illumina tions,
and rendering skating almost On im
possibility. The consequences was. that IS
soon ~ , fair trial had been given the re-
markably good ice, the main portion os the
party return to the building. Notwith-
stsnding that the condition Of affairs With
in was well known crowds kept pressing in
anxious to obtain glimpse At the inumsr-
abls varieties Of garb and ludicrous cos
tunes. Every room was packed to its full
~ extent, every porch was crowded. and
scores were forced 10 return to the city
without efFcctins an entrance. The good
nature with which the masqneraders sub.
mittcd to every inconveni ,ncc, was e.
,uarkable. The bands contributed 10 this
end BY cheering music, and when we left,
at late hour. the fun Was still at its height
Had the night been . pleasant one, this
would have proved the grandvst carnival
Of tho season. As soon - the weather
modssates somewhat. We recommend ths
Captsin to Try his fortune again. His sue
cess will be absolutely cer:a u.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05
FIRST PREMIUA
lMP0DvGO
$5 /. Z stcMs'!:sse, 8 \ ! $5

the EM9QDlMENr Of
fRACTlCAi. UTILITY AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
Originally patented Nay l3. 1862: sasProeems.t
s,sfesee.i June 9Th, 1863. Ihe celebrated FAMILY
ukw SEWING MACnLNE. With pateut caisPNS
aaaschmeui, y most wonder ful ana elegantly con.
stru cted Noveiy is NoissLeesin ',e, stion, ''ses
the srwAiaurf xtkDLE sews with DOUBLE ON
SlwoLs fnnxAD 0f MI kipds. Makes the Running
Strtch more perfect and regular than BY hAno.
aud with extraordinary rapid,ty. making IN
stitches o eucn RsvUlUfIOH Vt the wuEki& Will
gskA.y, hem. rvfis. shiv-. tscA, ,srm cp Hreddfh.
&c 4c; requires no change 81 stitch - Nof
L,AsLx 70 cEi OUT ~ ORDER. and viii last u itvs.
taken tie pm. MUM ut >1ArE tAiHs and received
the approval oi all the principal Journals and
thos. who hAve usEis them.
.For the Drvssini.ker il is inv aluabie; for the
Hsuscnold il supplies vacant place. -Go-
dty's Ludys' look.
:.rh,s n,achimr snrpasscs all others We have
se. II, and It would require 4 co uinn t"enn'nera'e
ia numerous virtues. "-i,,ao.,at bNenroit
"With single ut double thread, Il sdemii,
vet very rapidly, with common needle, makes
the running stitch exactly ike the hand sewlrs
-. u T,sb"ns.
Of th,s genuine Machine will be prosecuted tor
infriu gef,ents Un the patents. THIS il the only
low yriccd Mnclline secured oy patent.
single Machines sent TO any part OF the com !.
.ry per Express, .scked In box with printed
intructions u receipt frrice. So. Agents want
cd everywhere Circular containing Liberal in-
ducon,euts sent free.
Address al orders 70
FAMILY GEN ssY Nc. MACHINE CO..
novl5-dwlyl Office. lo9 Nassau street. y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

iOLp AND ReLsABIe NepictxR House.-
The espseial atssatiea u Drugsists. dealers
in patent medicines, and those afflicted With
the ills which nesh Is heir to, i called 10
the list Of long.tried and thoroughly en-
dor.ed medicines prepared by r. g. Sellers
/ Co., Pittsbure. Pa. This hesss enjoys .
rsputatioa in their line. second to none in
The United States. Their medicines are
known the world over, and can be found at
spery veil resslspsd d,ns store. Read I'D
vsrtiss,usnt- wht you wsnt and get Il,
with lht fsuiAAsurancs thst yss cru getting
your moneys wor'b and more too. ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

pAscess.-ws are iffosmad shat . sep.
tlsmAa from THE city rsesotiJ ma the IL
dsaisiaabls Pa.ssst 4 Oaaha, Nshssean,
bat uolbeanassly ~ssa'E Secpeaissd 10 ~
tsrs. P.aesst stsadily rsIsssa = csess.t
Y shs appliances ef his I'D eosnoaeA asd
asAs = = saeiiiy - pssjIi \" f.,agl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05
Iasrshesa l1ae raekst g.
- = AsSS XIkrfA ANess,asNyrs' ~ }. 'ssl : :
CREAMY { llj ,spiS gEb !. Facairllle's., n q !,
l1t nnennees ~. - Dae6ss.

! yhssseb ~ kiPanssa sf CsPiHAin nsssss' .
10 sss sashlsd -, lay beCeeQ our sssden
the following sysspsis q edesssoo r.
rsstsus.sss Il .A;s jsei1f rAeket Coups-
~ fSf he esning sssses, from which it1ul
b. seen that ths Company u setsrsinsd
nolhsAsi h sAsn ~ s1a1the ssnting 70
Jlvsu sAsspusais vish svsry faeility 10 ~
wAy 81 river fteishsing between the s'sssa 81
-. Paul and St. Louis during The season
Z |-1tHaaiealiso. 4s,sa. .S4 ms
The following h. ths .liss Il passspger
|ssd ffsiest sseaasrs, ,fss the sepsso. on tie
shressh cad IL Rapids lias. together With
~ CsptSa6s ~ Clesks< ,IoE
xiaesaes.- Cap. Tom. Hif..; chss. p,
Carsoll, esesk. af ,'aA~.4
Hawk Eye St,ss-Captain }. worde'
NIB. RissA slsrAroe gs1AI
Bssiiastns-Capt. J. B. Khodes; !; bso'
Oosesr, sasrk.z iAe -
Sssekec sssas- Csyts W. r. uight; John
8. frim, clerk. -...,se.
y Davenport Capt. ]. ". Parker /; Thcs.
Owees. clerk. 49,.
| Aase..ine7cap.. ). ". Jepts; D. :.
Da~lsy. clerk.
Canada Capt. R. 3. Hin /; ia. Lann'rg
clerk. ~
Pembins-Capt. Jerry Woods; v. q
Bennett, clerk.
q
Savanna Capt. y. dolly Lytle. c!e'k.
New boat. as.-Uapt.--; CLERK.
HAr,Ds PACKETS.
New Boston-Capt. r. J. Buford; >
Orinncll, clerk.
| .K~i.hsburg Capt. J. ". Campbsll;-
clerk. s'e
| II DuBUQUe AND pAvsHPoRr PACKETS.
James Aeans-Capt n. Green N. Green
clerk. t.rr-
Bill Henderson - Capt. P. Shop
Ier, clerk. gApo
rsEiGiIr AND row BoAfs.
Charlie Cheaver, Dan llino, Petrol, Little
Giant-sith SO Barger.
| Here We hare Heet Of twenty steamers
and fifty barges, and to the latter ,nort
v II be added from month to month"; as fast
% they ars made. Of, these barges mo-
less than one half are "bulk harges' mad
water tight I'll over, for shipping grain II
the bulk. Into these grain is emptied ant
shipped from any point north to any rive
town south, and then elevated. This does
away with tho use Of bags and sacks ID
grain ahipments IN the river, thereby saw
ing great deal Of labor aud expense In
year OF tvo tho line will have an extcn
sive elevator here. which. in connection
with blk bargcs will render tho shipment
of grain south spsse play, compared with
what it has been. The Company deserves
credit for affording over numerous shippers
VI grain this invaluable facility.
The Rapids Line running between Daven'
port and Dubuque and Davenport ard Fl
Madison will receive the special attention
II the Company. Every facility for travel
and frsighting will be extended to the pn !
tic. tN
Should the above named list Of boat,
and barges prove inadequate t" the public
demand. The company ~ili, We are inform
ed 9aks such allitions ~ are necessary {,
wcstSvcsy demand Of their numerous pat
eens.i.a .egf5fZ
The boats will all cntor the trade at IL,
earliest possible moment, and in first class
order having been thoroughly repairct
and rcRtted during the winter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05
For Rent.

9T.nE CITY nV>PlTAL GROUNDS COW
} i prinsg twssty live sefes, situated near ttst
cit ylusjts. ON Locust street are onered for rent
foc AsS /, etr bias viii - feccived until th- ~
day Of February by the dhdpr~,xned Csmni,tee
lon r J3il trousds.T TIE scnsis teAF pi one
third cssl, ard two thirds The irSt day Of
Sebssmthr. With good sec1,titv.
IN &. DAVIS.
GEO. y. 4 ,TTnGS.
oll,1 81 rs 6HYNOvR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

IRoN-PncsPnvkCs CALisAyA.-
The three best knorn 7onics .kil,fu!ly and eega ny
combined In au ansber.c collored cord A. seaussu"y
rsnsparent 10 the evs easaa, to the tast. and "c-
ceptaele TO the stomach, in c.sweli. Mack Co.'S
Feryo. FAosorhosafed Eiipir 9f Cnii~dya Si,k
Each pint contains .ne ounce Of Koyas Cs''i'ays
lark ard each teapoonuI consiss ne grain oi iron.
Samples furnished free TO tir rofes.'"n
- -CASWEIL, MACK CO.
Sole Manu- 'acsurers, under 9Th Ave"ue Io'e',
iAn9J.tu thurs .atkw New York Cat! .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

SrsAx ExGMs.-The Pilot Company's
new steam engine will be ready for ship
msht torlys city on tho llsh i"st. A coz
rect engraving Of this valuable acquisition
may bs ssen 1t the Post Once. g.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

There II not medic inc dis cred that las mnch
power 10 dissolve the thick mucu- that stop. ny The
wind ~ su,gcs ofthe lung the Fine Tree Tar Cor
dial which subtlnes the fever and Inflammation that
destroy The power and vitality ot the lungs and coy
scu TIL la.i.i, - .hc pfasa W. -. !. 81. sn.se
lungs arn affected, ne pr N-hait Ihnc IRE. lar
Cordial II, great enrfden, a. Il has restored hons
and. q, cuses 10 health that hoi ielcs,ly given up
IL die.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

L.i1I;:. 3:::;stsS ~ II 60. g..
n ths IN .esse - Devenpsets National
DGnA. cetWss q 0U1A1 - 1iisd eoE0ot6.
2JAstlas ls6 istAyarl3 .n4a
: 4oite ~ rAol11N.-uns go exaniss
somsshise sftsd1it needed By everybody.
@nglagi4A Ssee 1ees b nsii, for 50 eesss tees
,sDlaib for e6 Z. L. Wols0st, ITO CSesoeo
eqsees. New Yesk, jys&diy
~ A(s1ehi1.a ne1nj ji1ss.--ws
AAtS " sss6s skas Ssisi ~ ls9y. o ?. asfse.
eeaoPeisilPss = laass. p ~ vo.d 'evo. .s q
reason tsat we h ~ she \ y - gsed- 81 ws b.
isss, thai shey . represeessd 70 ~ ,SidGfs
uDsseewsy's PMis.-Csts1vsoss.- -
tTAs vpwsls bsspa,s tesrid and poweslsss
rasdee ssntinuai pdreatioh. polllsny's
PIN Den(sr6estO ttoaaEE lflhs 0Noeq
aad eradicate \. Thy sveeuate t6s ~
4sd vitiaAsd psrtielss from the ieteetines. b.
4 uild opss;sas eossatioa and rsanQ0o1e
theif extauseea sWtrgy, by restoring tone
snd vigof they jnducs heol.hy acliee Aad
prsvsse . Relapse oi the malady. f6t Piles.
FistuIas, Dyspspsis, and IN disorders Of TIE
Sist1rS 0key stssd withppt . rival Sold
p ~ psassi.ts: .ts:.a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

PsssosAL.-Ou Our esteemed fellow citizen.
Austin Corbin, Esq, is in tow n again cn
BUSINESS for few days. W. understand
that he is about to open cut in business in
New York City. Succeas 10 him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

IsLAuD CRY PAak.-Mr. Bsrr, the chem
pion skater from New York, will perform
some Of his wonderful feats at this Park to-
morrow afternoon. In the evening there
will he u Grand Fancy Masquerade, in
which NJ. Burr ~;ll take pagtin novel
character. On this occasion. also, there
will bs tho granl faaey dress character Of
Nile. De ssGscslier, in the beautiful and en-
tieing rsls OF the femme de 5atIet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05
Dr. 81 elye's
RR0NCuIAL SYR D Ps|


mi nRs he HAIR. wiiiSK EKS 90: NOUS
TACliE Z Beautiful Meet ~ I,vsa 1T con-
~ q only ~ ts,r~rstsos. C'or VII! not fads
~ vssh out Unss 50 CENTS : bnx. Nailed tn
=. - '.Iarrss. tos Is Cents. lsy =. e. OPuAN IS
S.:.ss R,vhch i31sesA fhilsdrlphia, IA ED hr
: y ss. jasss16A 1900 -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

- Now IS rHx TIMs Franz M yer, pext 10
The First National Bank, poaitcly invites the
attention Of the public to tho fine stock Of
ready -mado llothiug Wllich he is anxious to
dispose Of 1t the lowest rates. lie iDust
laake room for coming stock, and now is
the time 10 purchase.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

cit TY lTE NJ >.

~. LsUss PAng..-Thwe wiz b grand
carnival It the St. Louis Park, this evening,
st The foot Of Sestt Street. Fine ice and .
sc,re q other attsoctioos.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

DAvExroar skaters remember the Grand
Masquerade, thiS evening. At the st. I.Suis
Pork, foot ,of Scott strset. :rhc ice has
been ,ilAiaed and 10 In splendid condition.
Dix's Mipstrels, full baud, in n tendance.
Admission, 70 cents. On other occasions.
sents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

mocA Growth er 1la1r produced.
The aatural color restored not dy ID. VI aad dis
ease of Ne sealps lallia9 off, &C.. etF.ctnalIy cur
ea " asine AA0UlRE'0 HAIR COLORING
RESTORATIVE BALM. Price u per bottle
Prepared and sold By J. = 9. AAuUlRE, drug
etsta st. Louis. Oetl2dwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

Is great remedy sor Chronic Group and b'pheria.
whi h |. sending Thousands and thousands oi children
to premature n,e. II can be- cured by DR.. Wishan
Pine zee lar Cor, al
cut Of ten thousand whey, II has been tried ~
the pl>f year II haS stcr mis- ed a '.e Where
il was taken in time. M families shoul1 have II on
hand rs it lives .nrtant relief Group and Dph'ie-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

A MEAN Tascx.-ln order t: prevent ~
many persons as possible from, atts' ding
Capt. .Andress' Park, on Satu rday night.
some malicious person circulated the report
that The admittance Zee was one dollar
Comment Is unnecessary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

PAarlcvLAa attention is directed 70 the
Watch and Jswelry advertise Aent Of
KGsfhiv 4 Co., Nss Yssl;. This Is one
he mest reliable Hrms in th ) Gift Jewelry
lire. Read carefully, make your choice and
send for il. and you will BE- .:leait honorab'y
wit'l. This house Was one IT the original
founders ofthe Que Dollar System, and has
always kept it reputation gc:d, while Others
sought 70 ruisths sysAm ~ sending out
wetshIess trash. and peshs ps ssshins II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

SEs woman in another column picking
Ssnburg grapes Tor Speer's Wine. 1t 10 IN
admirable article, used ir the hospitels and
and New York, in preteredce 10 old Port
Wine. It is worth = trial, ~ it gives great
satis(Acsion. dc4.dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05


RgtlAsLg JKwgLRv. In view Of the many
swindiing concerns advertising through Il .
country. Il gives Us pleasur,, to refer eur
fsad~s to the advertisement 70 found in
ano hcr column, or s. NJ. Ward L Co., man.
eGaetaring Jsvel.is, W. sos. Broadway.
New York. 1t is worthy Of careful Pc
sssa.a SeE
sslA,1p OFF ~ Cosr.-At No. II, West
Seconf street, Meas 4 Mayer Ar nov dds
ing out Rne stock Of ready -snads clothing,
st prices closely bordering on first COST
An examination will certaiuIy result in
purchases. 50 give them m curly call.
OK SECOND SrREEr.-ror . dusa6le and
stylish suit Of ready made clothing. call on
r. Kr.use. opposite the Fast National
Bank. His stock is always f.ll and cell
assorted, and he is now OF ring rare bar
gains. Call on him and examine ior your
sssG. nE.ss6 I'D a.. ..s
DlsrRicr Cousr.-The Dis trict Court con-
vened this morning, and the following
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

The Pine Tree Tar Cordial will purify the blood and
cleanse II of all scrounus matter that l. constantly
6orr Leu- and aii Skin diseases are especially cnrd
Wv Dr Nshat- Zine Tree Tar Cordial u j. good 70
be ap lied internally and OK cfnaliy III the ahsc eass
Ms u has great pow CIR lcal where II comes IN CON
Nifh fh,. humaN fe Il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05
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are speedily cured by the use or pr. W!shar'- PiI
Tree Tar Cordial: il does u. work at once aid u
paicil l. rcd before other III dicines woull ha'
had s:r, 81 have amy beneii al effect.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

Gu, of the thousrnds # esses of Dyspepsia that hayc
used Dr. Wishar's Ores! American Dyspepsia tlI':
u perfcct cure. We warrant q cure
in every casc. M mailer. II II he twcn
- wears standing Sold by II drnggsts everywhere.
and nj Dr. Mi.hart's Ofce M. NJ North SstoId st.
Iila ielphla "a. All examination and ruliai ns
r. { ehsre. Send tsr 4 circular. Prize Of Pi1h.
Ore dollar per box Sent by n,a ire u ehssxs, On
receipt VI money
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

Thousands Of cases Ot this TOt painful and danger
complaint enjoy ng iiir blees!n 81 hca
by the u,e oi the Pine > rec ar Cordial ~ gre"
heal NJ properties will stop the bleeding a'a pain In
m,diafcly