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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-16

AN eRIeA WATCHES.
Made at WAlTNAnD, NOaSo.
In sonsequsnce a IL recent gssat improvesneslu
m our facilities for manufsctur ng We have reduced
our prtsss y - Sowa point = they can be placed
with Geld ~ par,
% thst no one need hesitate to buy watch now iron
the expectation that IL viii b cheappat some fsturs
~ os 1,' '''' 0'''' 's'f' and - manufacture and
Mere than 80, 80 VVotehes,
have given our pgud1etisas he syesy highest rank
aoesg 49, ksspsn. Cuouneaeine Nh ~ deter.
ninatiOn to make saly lhssSagh,y seeelleat watch.
- our basines has steadily increased - the publie
became acquainted with theis valos until for months
tsgs Aer. Ne have besa unable tosuppy Tie Gsmand.
We have repeatedly enlarged our hetory buil6inga
untu hey now cover ever three Of ground, and
give :, comnodstion to more than eight hunafed
We ars fnily justiaed IN sayins that 10 now make
MORE TEAM ONH-HALF OF ALL THE WATCH
- SOLD IN TmUNlfRD STATES. The dihsres1
Ssaaes ~ dleiaGsiaAsd BY IL following tfads.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-16
Worth One Million Dollars,
rO ksE SOLID A. ONE DDOu.u.AR
EACH. WITHOUT NJ.
&iAsaID 10 VALUE.

IN S8k1 10 VALUE.
ASD NOT To NE rAlD vosz ALL rot KNOW WHAT You ARE
anurlvx.
CATALOGUE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-16

Ano JUST here u 10 that the chief excel
lence Ut our institutions Is 10 bs founl-vn
IN the equal oppsstanaty which they adsrd
to industry and tAlsat.
Icannos advert ct length 70 the MANY e1.
amples Of great men In church, IN STATE. in
commerce, in business, in art, who have
risen to the highest ranks end forsmeet -
sisicn from Obscure birth and poverty. ksd
yet there 10 one standing - type Of thou
sands to whom. By way Of illustration,
may briefly allude.
Some years ago, when the Mississippi vas
navigated by the rude sti ucsures Of our eul-
oyro commerce, there was Q young man,
nineteen years og age, tall. lank, uncomelr,
hired hand, at ten dollars per month upoa
HAT boat. loaded with provisions and des>
tined for New Orleans. Shabbily appasal
led, and unpublished in manners. he wandered
about the city unnoticcd and unkueen.
Would It a'wAys be thuss TO that Young
man, though his employers and the busy.
oaool,ng city knew 1t not, God had given .
and judgment.
Inc institutions Of this free country suus7
Piled the opportunity, and this young man.
without wealth, without ftisnds by ths an.
aided exercise Of his own powers and tal-
eats became in time the chosen hcad a :
reat republic -became the commander in
chief Of ths armies thai fought Along The
hanks, ~ ~ navieaAha1 sods snd fSseht
I'D ceoqsesea go <e1,cscn of he lord.
90, 80 81; =. 81, ~, !: =; :: =. :.
tisnt-1nDsi 3kths noble -sIs
cooOGns ~ U09e9-the nartyred
Liucooo- - = o3ieg 70 the y ,rld most
oieual oxomple Of The value Of our institu.
eiSns, ~ vktcA ssslA aad ability aA5 ind
shsie NY fFen ~ tsileons plow, ths poW
ouoGD 4 - sn1D 1o11o6l s0Rs osst
$50 = ~ "a q ~ natisn-s plaes u
- 49, tap41el 49,. .. -,
66UoAssso nn1n6S&A4 - oUooesa-pe1lnu60
cetsnon-waAssu1r supsix An xoAcn.
- 2: $500 g. e|: x. = -: -; !;
~ 1s''s;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-16

n. Won phpnl. Dr.. &C.,.
0su.nAL Comnrssox AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS,
~ Hoy0rao %, New Orleans, La.
.AsUqanuga-<osP hul, Waters Co., VIM.
Z. 1Nine q Co., D. Louis; Hornell, Gayle 4
O.. 0ow Os1oone. dcl3-d1ys
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-16

IN ~ ohesolt - 6pue sufac,eut d.
his support, one e ths main incentives 10
easrt,sos = uilhdrava. The love Of cas-
= oftea faiAAly ssdncsivs. On ~ otkes
hand Poverty "a perpetad load. Il koepe
Ambition seako. -Boit - oerve,rss ~.
fiess Yteta its epUso6SA, go duells M With
q. Hsed "AarSsss" IN the msst powerful
work o. SETON which the country hes pro-
daced-kss Aieerstlss." II goa would $50
portrayed BY the hands Of . master the
lights and shadows--the benefits and evils Of
poverty.
Many student in tho cherries house o
vent has in reading il, taken fresh hope
and courage in bis trials. And this is VIC
tos Hugo's idea Of poverty, its uses and Ct
fects, stated in his osn graphic manner.
AT ~ dBs chen youth swcils The heart
With an imperial pride, poverty is that won.
deriul and terrible trial, from which the
feeble come out Infamous; FROM which the
strong come out sublime. Crucibls into
watch destiay easos . aen Wheoever she
desires , scoundrel OF . demi-god. For
'oherS - a11hr graf deeds done in tho
small struggle Of life. There - . deter
mined though inoeonre bravsgy which de-
tends itself foot to foot u ths dasknssa.
against the fatal invasiens OF necessity and
ol 00ne2 Ne6e An4MNeQsoqA theugh
obscure tsiumphs. Misery, almost always
. step meness - o00eti0eo mother" = >
"Dissssss Y u nurss ef sslf rsspee. -uis-
iosseee y 80 breass " great souls. -
(Hantf'e Book see. ~
Let - yooog uAan Who heass me Be- dis
beasssned y his poverty. The most sue
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-07-28

AKr oF BErxs POLrrE-Some one
puts forward the following very ex-
oellent advice. Many people have
the peculiar faculty while attempting
to he particularly polite aud attentive
to q guest, to make him or her feel
cxcrutiacingly uncomfortable. Near
~ every one, on some occasion, has
experienced the fact. If the indi.
vidual visited is fidgetty and uneasy,
and full of apology. and suggestions
ola personal character to the visitor,
the latter must necessarily be disa-
grccably affected. Feeling at home
and at ease with ones self, and qui.
city acting on the presumption that
a guest feels the same way, are the
only requisites for pleasant inter-
course between visiting friends. An
exchange says:
First and foremost don't try to- be
polite! If you keep overwhelming (
your guest with ostentatious entrca-
ties to make themselves at home, they
will very soon begin to wish they
were there. Let them find out that
you are happy to see them by your
actions rather than your words. AL
ways remember, let bashful people
alone at first. 1t is the only way to
set them at their ease. Trying to
draw them out has sometimes the
contrary effect of driving them out
of the house! Leading the conver-
sation is a dangerous experiment.
Better follow in its wake, and if you
want to endear yourself to takers,
learn to listen we'll. Never make a
fuss about anything-never talk
about yourse!f-and always preserve
perfect composuIe, no matter what
solecisms or blunders others may
commit. Remember that it is a
very foolish proceeding to lament
that you cannot offer to your guests
a better house, or furniture, or vi
ands. 1t is fair to presume that tho
visit is to you and not to the sur~
roundings. Give people a pleasant
impression of themselves, and they
will be pretty sure to 60 away with
a pleasant impression of your quail
ties. On just such slender wheels
as these the whole fabric of society
turns; it is your business, then, to
keep them in their order.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-07-28

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bead 90 txs OF ti< xf-ar. rHrBed the
c.s~ over 10 the Freesimen IsGrean-
They shot cot for - de Buro, and
the trial xas at once taken up. Al
ter hearing all the facts in the case,
that tribunal decided that they
should he lawfully married forthwith,
and placing them under guard. sent
the bridegroom to the office of Judge
Starr for that functionary to carry
out the sentence of the Bureau.
When they got to the Squire's office,
the guard simply stated to Judge
Starr: "Hcrc's couple for you to
marry"
Gail right" replied the humorous
justice and the guard not having an
invitation to the wedding, retired.
"Just step into the back room,"
said the justice, "and I'll splice you
in grammatical style and apple-pie
order"
The couple followed him to the
room in the rear of the front office,
and offer explaining the duties and
obligations, requested them to join
hands.
Bride.-I isn't gwinc to do it; I
dosen't want to hab muffin to do wild
dat niger.
Groom.-I isn't 'ticular about mar
ryin' wild de gal. I never dubbed do
wench.
This protest opened the squire's
eyes like "two full moons in har-
vest" lie asked what was tho
meaning of it, and just then a repre-
sentative of the Bureau stepped in,
and informed the Justice that they
were ordered by the Freedmen's Bu-
reau Court to be married, and he
came up to see the sentence exc
cuted.
With this understanding Judge
Starr told the "happy couple" to
join hands, which they did after
much persuasion, and the following
scene ensued -
Justicc.-You take this man to be
your wedd dhusl and, to love, b onor,
obey, etc.?
Bride.-No, I doesn't; I wouldn't
hab four acre lot of such trash.
Frceamcn's Breau.-Yes, we do,
Squire. We take him. Go on with
the ceremony.
Justice.-And do you take this
woman to be your weded wife, to-
love, to cherish, etc.?
Groom.-I told you dat Iisn't tic
ular. I isn't hankerin' arter do
crow" can lib wild de ole gal.
Freedmew's B,ueau.-Certainly,
we take her-of course we do-suits
US to an allspicc. Hurry up tho
cakes.
Justice.--Then I pronounce you
all men and wife, and may the Lord
have mercy on your souls.-Mocate
Adrertiser.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-07-28
hsg- Tilting hoops, SO popular

b9- Tilting hoops, SO ropula
among the fair sex, have called ou
the following piece OF sarcasm:
saw her but a moment.
Twas in " tilting skirt;
1Iow prcttily she sailed along.
The charming little tlirt
saw her but a moment
All twas pretty sight,
To see her tread the crowded street,
With footsteps free and light.
saw her but a moment,
Yet swore by tho "Old Harry"
Though pretty thing to look at.
She would never do to marry!
Though l saw her but moment,
Yet knew she was fiirt,
by the jaunty airs she put on
AS she swung her fitting skirt.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-07-28
How LAGER BEER ORIGINATED

How LAGER BEER ORIGINATED
Many years ago, a shoemaker, in u
small town near Bamberg, Germany,
sent his apprentice to get bottle Of
Bamberg beer, (small beer,) which
was sold in that place; but the boy,
not knowing this, went to the city
itself. On returning, he met an
acquaintance who told him that,
when he would come home his
"boss" would whip him for staying
out 90 long. The poor boy, who was
frightened at this, thought it better
not to 70 home at oil, but took his
bottle, buried it under Q tree, and
ran away. He then went among the
soldiers xhsse ke dissiaguished him
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-07-28

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-07-28

GROWING PLUMp.-A lady reader
of the New York Leader Of Fashion
declares that she has added greatly
to her plumpness by taking every
morning, for few weeks, the fol-
lowing pleasing preliminary to break
fast: Beat up well in tumblcr two
raw eggs, add a teaspoonful of sugar,
fill the tumbler with boiling water,
sprinkle on top little grated nut
meg or ginger. She further alleges
that the administration Of this to her
lean lady friends has invaIiable re :
suited in q speedy addition to their
weight.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-07-28

- A woman in Pennsylvania
has resitione-i fo< . divorce on the
-roand -ti.z; bcr ha~i-snd ds-es nat
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-07-28

MAKE A Observation-Disclosures
in al things that if you do not begin,
you will never come to an eud. The
frst weed pulled up in the garden,
ths 6rss seed in the ground, the first
Ghillisg rse in the avings hank. and
TIE era 1ile Travelled On . journey
sre al i@Psssa.s shiaes, they make
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-07-28


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h worth szrlRx. Hs's Q pcor his
erzble sbOse, and -ells the toagie~s
turkeys raised since Noah bgf be
Of some use to his family and he's
not n 10 dc -
- Dad / amt" pleaded Chuck.
with both hands pressed convulsively
on his stomach.
Il don't think" said the joker
doubtfully, II dor't think the
worms have reached h,s pcricar-
dium yct-let's try aud save him.
Here boys-quick! bring me the
CASTOR" and pouring out mustard,
vinegar, salt, Worcestershire sauce,
horse-radish and cayenne pepper on
a plate, he remarkcd-"I'll give him
a dose of this to occupy the worms
until we get some actirc remedy
now open your mouth"-and he la
died away into the gap in Chuck s
face, who swallowed with such good
will that he was speedily splitting,
gasping, and choking at tremcnu
dous rate, with the tears standing in
his eyes and great beads of sweat on
his face.
"Don't that stir 'cm up?" in
quired his bencfactor; you feel a
3%ts9gs,l% Sjti"g SnrHi%G' si $ p'iskins ''"'fi0"
Chuch admitted tcarfully that he
did.
Cali right, that's hopeful. Now
Harry, with wink at the grinning
waiter) you jump up to the drug
store and get a double X dose of
Croton-oil- -Trichini Killer. Mean.
time" Ito Chuck) cit might prevent
the worms from getting hold if you
were to hop about Il little"
No sooner said than done, and
Chuck was speedily executing a set
ofjumps and shufilcs that any cham-
pion jig dancer might have envicd ;
and when little outOf breath with
that exercise he threw himself upon
the sandcd floor, rolling over and
over with an incredible velocity we'll
calculated to bother the worms, and
which obliged the hystandcrs to hop
around lively to keep out of the
way.
"Now here's your medicine" said
the City Father, "takc it right
down =" Chuck swallowed it q: a
gulp.
"Now is your team ready Jump
in, then, and'put out for home, and
when you are fairly out of this
scrape remember the friends who
have saved your life, and above all
don't ever again eat fresh pork with
out mustard"
Chuck declared as we'll as he was
able that if there was one thing moro
than another lie would bear in mind
it would be that, aud off he started
one hand occupied with rcins aud
whip and the other pressed dcspcr.
ately upon the worm-infcstcd region.
The Marlboro stage coming in
encountered Chuck's cart about
Long Old Fields. Chuck was
sprawlcd out half over the tail-l,oarl
Of his cart, vomiting. sweating. etc,
etc--in short getting relief in .
many ways n lid Sancho l'anxa If.
ter has famous drench cf tal<am- II
- pretty certain that no frschiui e.
feSscd a loeS~snent in Chsck's inter.
rzl cozniansfso1s tfzzS tune
A
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-07-28

Mr Some French gentleman mas
been publishing what seems to be. a
most unprovoked attack on the
moon. In the first place he remarks.
that we could do perfectly well with
out it. AS for ocean or atmospheric
tides, we do not really want them.
Many highly respectable planets do
without them altogether. And even
in our case, the moon is only big
:crolitc, which was apparently wan
dcring about space promiscuously,
till it met the earth, and at once
stuck itself on to us, like a burr, Or q
poor relation.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-07-28

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-07-28

Mr John Howard Payne owed
his escape from the hands of some
Georgia banditti to his song, "Thcre
is no place like home" AS they
were dragging him along, one OF
them began to hum this song, and
Payne said: "Do you know the
man who wrote that song?" The
man said: Yes, John Howard
Payne wrote it," Payne then took
out one of his cards and handed it to
the man, who stared at it as if he
saw n ghost, aud called out: "1Iallo
fellows, here's the man that wrote
"Thcre's no place like home"
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-23
CHEAP FOR CASH.

CHEAP FOR CASH.
" JUST ARRIVED.
A cargo of Yellow Pine Lumber of all dimen-
sions. Have also on hand
LIME AND PLASTER,
CRATE AND SMITH COAL,
All of which will be sold above cost for Cash.
CHEAP FOR CASH. 3l
w. K. c. LAND,
Old Custom House Lot,
may Is Wide Water st.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-23
BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS

q. w. WEBB. Albert RsNicK. wxHs
Established 1896. oA1ToN.
GORGE w. WEBB & (iONrpnui
" GOLDSMITHS AND JEWEfEAaNY,
5. Z. Corner Baltimore and Light Strss.ss'
Importers and Dealers n 0tee~p
FINE WATCHES, RICH JEWELRy ~. 49,
SILVER-WARE. AND
Every attention paid to neatness and d,r..,,
IN tne manufacture and repair of Jewerv @' nsiy
watches repaired by experienced workmsn rine
Hair-Braiding in all its varieties.
Orders attended to with despatch.
DELAY NOT Co.,
HAMPTON's VEGETABLE TIN cI RfRRN
Have you Cough, Sore Throat, Weak Re-
have you Bronchitis, Asthma? eastE
have you weakness, Disturbed Sleep?
Have you Disordered Liver, Blood Smith,.
Have you Pains, Side, Breast, Soreness5 HgF
Have you Night Sweats2 Great WesIn.
AS AN IRA TOR,
We believe 1t superior to all the Cord;a,s :;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ USE
DELICATE CHILDREN
One Bottle will prove its superior v.,,.
AS a FEMALE JfEDICINE '0e'
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE has mado
wonderful cures. "oe many
AS Female Medicine it has no equal 7, Nh,
cnange the complexion from palid to bloom"'nll
bounded. To publish all the testimonv ,'o' IN,
make large volume. would
Extract from a letter from j. Grimes. H.
Loudon County, Va. ~
MY wife has been for years afflicted with or.o.
weakness, pain in the breast side and bach SAY
ptation OF the heart, feebeness of the Narvpo ar
system, loss OF the appetite, complexion sallow
the sight OF one eye almost gone, the other Nv,
weak. am pleased to say Hampton's Tincturss
has restored her to perfect health. Her ewes are
as good now as ever they were."
VIM. High, 1856 Paca street cured of Rbepu,
tism and Dlspepsy. Also, his daughter. who wa.
broken down in health, restored BY it. "a'
SAINT b. feht says, under date February 10Th
1856: MY son was afflicted with scrotula 6va.
years; had running ulcers from which forty Mac
OF bone came, and was perfectly cured by Ham,
toms Tincture, after all other remedies faiIoJ
Mr.. Edwin N. Spranklim, No. 81 Registrar 81
Baltimore, most dreadful case of Scrofufa of vea.
stored to health 'e-
Senator Pierce, y. FL. Anderson and Hon w.
Th2masson, all testify of having servants curad
OF dreadful cases of scrofula by Hampton's Tinc.
ture. = Ae-
Mrs. 3. Bagoeu, of Ve., was cured of Rbau-
matism OF SO years standing.
Space will not permit to name hundreds of nth
ers, as Geo. W. Goodrich, Captain It. Csnot
Robt. Gault, james Smyth, cured of Rheumatism
of long standing. a-. 0..s-
VIM. Oldham, Custom House) Jacob st,,us
Jno. Luke, s. A. Griffin, F. Addison Bri,tow
Ellen Fedon, Rev. B. F. Brooke, Rev. onn Ls,.
ahan, Henry e.. VIM, cured of Coughs. 8,,n.
chial diseases, Dyspepsia, &C.
we refer to our own citizens, and to certi6catas
cine can give.
For sale in Norfolk by Toy Dey, MAJ
Z. A. Santos, and by all Druggists in Portsmouth.
Purcell, Ladd 4 Co., Richmond; Cooke Co.,
fredericksburg; Alfriend l. Co., Petersburg, and
MORTIMER & MOWBRAY,
General Agents,
may3l75m Baltimore Md