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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-15

H. u10W0ol E0oe09y 0aenos
Ths Bossos Dsilv Eseais, ve;es fss Nov.
so has % article % ''Factosy 0iris." which
shows that while the manufacturing ccrpo
rstions ''ars making dividends 70 stock.
holders from 81 10 100 per cent. the girls
in the mills ars sadly ovefvorked, undts.
fed and unds paid, and ct the sane time
subjected 70 . rigor Of discipline which I'D
mits Of no relaxation until nature itself
gives way" The average earnings are
ssatsd 10 b "about go dollar . day." Soe
which most OF them toll eleven hours ,
day," although some mills have reduced, or
are about to redccc, the time to ten hours.
Il 10 only within . few years that il has
been reduced from fourteen hours. They
pay for board % IS per wssk, U which in
Lowell, the factories add 90 cents per week
At such price Il is impossible that the
fare sAs0id - dsesnly e0od. Il 10 charged
cleo, that he door md paint In The rooms
Of The operatives ere never washed, and
they are allowed ''only go slsas shsst Ia
two weeks, and tvo towels per week fer
thirty Eve boarders." Also, ''our gas Il
not tusasd On until quartss before six, -
that ~ have bat three quarters Of an hous
10 wash, pat Up eus hai6, do eur ehanbss
cork and ct eus bssakihsa." Then, = .
disciplise, everything 10 done By The tap
u the bell. In the morning, ''thsss taps
Of the bsll ass given for starting he engine
end h thsss minutes aiesr The yegd Gotse
are closed" This rule 10 20 rigidly snforc-
Cd that. - few weeks ago young woman
aflsr walking two miles. wae shut out be.
cause che reached the gate three minutes
TOO late, aod bed 10 walk back, losing hss
Day" During ths dsy mo operative must
lsave the room 10 which be IS employed, mot
even Il the machinery il stopped" and ne
talking o. reading is allowed For violar
ting rules forfeiture Of wages 10 the con.
mon result; and 1.-TWO weeks notice must
b given to leave. OF two weaks' wages are
forfeited" or courss, wages ars not paid
every week." % they are earnd. This ID
hoW the woskmen Of Massachusetts, are
protested" BY the peopls who scream Out
for "psoteetion to American industry" and
call any one hard names who dasse to op,
pose them. protection 70 American indus
w" osaas sending 70 England for youl
machinery. half etassing and tysanisine
over your workmsn and women, dsclarin1
dividends Of 30, 10, 30 and 100 per cent
premium.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-15
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teess heastiisl life III esssolypSS. deSe. ~.
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8eslsp makea1Aeos 6ssntif,l Dbsreev1s -.
u;e0te q. soPW ~. card - ~ q. 8. ~ u,
.4oey .6avs q No. 06io& ~ iavSe;sRiv
Hosesee. q - = ~ yeoqR - oeeoy.
eeasd oss $50 = 49, - tsssesyuss. ~.
t9ss 49, iaeeee w6ll II slss1y wse1A6s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-15
THE NEWS.

The Michigan State TeaeAsss' Institute
has been summoned 10 meet at kalamazoo,
on Dec. 20. ~ and %. prs.idsst Hsvsn .,
Ann Arber University. President Jossjvn,
Of Allison College. and other dietlueuished
educators will b In attendance.
The bill to repeal what 10 known N N.
act elimination in casss q tsvassn va r.
commended to the judiciary comaiesss. Mr.
Stevens and others locked upon n q er IN,
.facto lsgislation. Mr.. Rogers, Of New jsr,
sey, IN concluding his speech on THE bin
used the following language: '0od Al,
mighty, in eternity. will write. il lst>srs ol
gold. upon the front Of the altsrs Of Christ
iAnity. the name Of Andssw johnson. q N,
ono pure patriot Of these tsoublous tiuss ;
This vas received With shouts Of lauehts
on the radical side Of The house. IA
The Ant;.Siarry Sssadard advises IN.
election Of Fred. Douglass to The Seuat.
now that Greeley has been showed of III,
track.
The Senate yesterday csnGrmed thc .,
pointment Of Gen. John A. Dix a Niuiste,
10 France.
Gen. Grant l. On Ne way from Walking.
sor to St. Leuia. o. public husiaess, and
~in probably visit 0sleaa bseses bic ssSusn.
Ce0uissionse Wcllss ~ seuncostsd ~
<arid bin. and laid il bsisss 9sQshs5 Ne
Callech. Itts rsvssss osasuu4 ~ ~
psstsstivs. diessisg VIZ sss,sAially Its.
tAs iii passed At The lsst ssssioa. -
Late Aa<isas savsess sssatu ~ ,a,,r.
that Aaxiailiaa - ~ ~ 80 esustry.
bet il o. his way 49, - ~ 0lg 4 lassi.
. y make enc nsss despssu1s sesrt 20
maintain BID snpls.
The Atlantic eabh ssSo tAse - - =
sssssels ssp,ssisa 10 - - ~ 80
y wsish cvsr thsss $500 TO- -
look
Aslgnss Wssd : sosnl1e : 49,.
u 1nGleads fs6 - 49,. x.s.,1ssssS
- watvnst slstnA ~ u eus = Ts.7
0oaarne = - = 1. -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-15
Bach ekO1.,S HAIR Dwr.

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best In the world.
Ths only 1sus and rssvEcr DIR Harmless. Rclis.
ols' istsantsncoes. No disappointment. No ridic
alous tints. Natural Black or brown. Remrd.ss the
III eedts Of Bad Dyes. Invieoratcs the hair. leaving
y son asd beautiful. The genuine IL signed william
4. Bachelor. All others arc mere limitations ard
should b avoided. Sold by all Drnggiss and PERU.
men. Factory 81 Barclay strcc,, New York.
- BEWARE OF A COUNTERPART.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-15

FIRST PREMIUM
1NaPROvED
70 n 1cHiNEi So

THE EMHUDlNEyT Or
PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
C.3ssaitt pafssfsd Ast ~. 1889: ,rsercssass1
patented jvss 9th, lsts. The LIBERATED FAMILY
0En SEWING MACHlAk. w,th patsst usasrus
ettochmsnt, amcsi wonderful and elesanSly con.
structed Novelty; 10 xcsssIssetn opersaies, uses
The esnAssnS Hssuas, ssws with DouSla %
Hssols TaasAs Of al kinds. Makes the Rusnins
stitch WORE r~f~s ssd vvstss than By hssd,
and with eatrsor1Dasy fapidity, making II
lsfAsr. Asss. rSets. sAseS. teek, ~ W lksstsA,
Ae., Ae.; sequires NO change Of stsieh 10 xos
isAsae - CT Qrs o. onrsa, end will last mn.
ssoes being the ssaoxsoss uAcunxn maAe, u hes
saksn the rannsg1 q SsAse tAlas and reeptvsA
Ne epVrovai Of oil the principal loueasls esa
thoa6 Whe have tess then,
"gsr ~ Ufsssnakss Il 10 invaluabls; - NE
ho.sens,d = supplies vacant plass."--es-
Thin nachine sutpasses all oshcrs Ne hsve
sssa. and u wOsld require co.uma 10 suunessae
eee nsmesous virtues. "-Dsmecvee DassspssV.
with single OF double shssaA. u ealssSly
ystvery rapidly, with ccmmca assals, males
the running Glitch exactly like the hasd sewing
-. y. nsesMs.
An psrsoss Who bsy % oasr ~ sals i.,se>,s,s
81 saS gsssins Machine. will b ptssssstsd fos
inifingemcnts % the patents. This 10 The oUly
lev priced Machine ACQUIRED ty pstept.
Single Machines sent 10 any psrt Of the con,
Try per Express. PACKED In boz with printed
lnsfnctions On receipt Of trie-. o. ARenta went
"a everywhere. Circular containing Liberal Il.
tucementa sent free
Address all orders to
fAMlLY GEM SEWING
ivl5-dwlvl uhlc~. lea Nassau street h r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-15
ROUND DANCES"
An Eccles1oosacu N Boost ARnlnsn
TAem.

The Baltimore Episcopal NssAodiss has On
article on the subject of the ccadsmnasiou
BY the plcnary council Of the Catholic
church. OF certain fashionable dances. The
Aefhodist takes sides With The council ia
the discussion that has susued. VI
quote.
''Nor are We ignorant Of round dascss q
practiced now. We have observed then q
Saratoga night attes night, until ~ knew
al ~ wish 10 know about them. An old
doctor accuatomed for many yeass to - shs
unvarnished side Of society, 10 not likely q
be oves.prudish and fasiidious about eerpor
eal exhibitions but II Esculapius had lived
until now. he would nss have thought Il
proper to lock 1t The phsnomtua ~ polka
a we saw them at Sasatoga, except q . Per.
uittsd study in animal ply sioloey o. moral
peahsleSy. The young ladiss Wko vses han.
dled and swuug about shsse night aSlee
eaieht might hsve 6eea perfectly innoeenl
Of oil svil.-ws trust they wsre.-but, u y,
wsse yoeng and narrisgsabls again, =,
would no more think Of seeking one Of then
for vile than " would select The ohov
cakQjn conlsctiones's window fee home
consumption. Il might y vsey eoed cake
but then the ssseciatsea q IL idsee q
purity with public exposure aad issesereai
handling has . natural dinsully = Il, q
great that, from Whae ~ have heosd fteu
gay gentlemen, even ~ peastise q ~ ~.
10 does not overcome Il. We kaov ~ ..
fence against Il. We ars eoeissly lhalias
with 'Htsi ssit qsi msl , SsaA'-sevN 8 =
him Who evil thinks : See - ae0oe e ~
garter 10 said 70 have ssigiaoeed undss eirl
eunetancse that eo1og11ic9sd it, phileeeohy
and it, use % oo0nealy tsue - ~ 49,
Il % we'll to have puse !maginaliea. boe b
have one pureed Of coO0oa sense h ue(
laudable. Tie mind thai - nervoavu n
evil tendencies 10 things nes positivs
breaches Of the commandments = 81 en1V
pure, but stupid. The Cordslises have I
legend that, whcn St. Fsansis 50 yoouu
man stealthily kirsine . maiden. hs ra,sed
h,s hands to Asassa aod rsausaed thonko 4
God that thete vas % mud CArioolan el12.
~ IN the world. The Saint - . sur
snae ne could Imagine no impulse 10 kisain1
mt Christian ay0pathy, Suo disouen =
spirit in It but elevated religious devotion
Nov, we confeso We are not pure eoooRA 4
b stone blind. We arc not to b 11ai
ssid out Of or senses and Q knowle6ee Z
human natase. We - nss tkinh
that polkaing hasa power = sopady u rseo.
on, and that waitsing gives Z paralyt ic vsstiee
70 animal nature, o. that TIE 0ssmaa
shumes the intellect Int Q ssGien u pasl
elevation inaccessible . the poeoieao. We
d net think that gsen iapsopejsliso -
Gone harmless because thsy sss sAdAio6or
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-15

~ Uphan's Rlnp1e Oanlsher.
DEMOvES PlMPLES ON TIE FACE.
~ frecklss. &c. II also softeus the skin an1
b:aassaee the compile zion. No toilet 10 complete
without It. Price 20 cents. Mailed 10 any I'd
dresa for 10 cents. BY 8. G. UPHAM, IS Sosth
Eighth street, PhiiadelphiA Pa. Sold BY oil
Druggists. oct,8-d8m- m -thusAsat
%The Japanese HAIR stain.
NOLORS the HAIR, WHISPERS AND
~ Moustache beautiful stAcR on brown
II consists Of only one preparation. Color will
not fade or wash out. Only so cents box
Mailed TO any addrs - for Is cents, BY 3. q.
upham. 70 South EiAA h street. Philsdelphia,
Re. Sold BY 81, Drugg,sts. octls dsm
~ Hair Removed "a
Erom a1l poras Of the BODY IN 3
II years. without injury 10 the skin, By "UP
sass DsPrLAsoaY POwbRa Ask or send for
UrnAn's DsrlLAs0aY Powpsa," and take NO
eeher. Price d. Mailed 70 any address for
81 rs. BY 3. q. UPHAM, IS South Eighth e..
PHILADELPHIA, Pc. sold BY all Druggisis.
- Ne Excuse for = Dola Mead.
r1PhAA'S MARAOHELLA CAUSES Ta8
~ hair . grow on bald heads. psevests u
from falling out. ed promotes the growth Of
the beard and moustache. One bottle will con.
vince the most sksptical II ite virtue. Sold By
5. 4. BALLORD. oct1o.d9m .m-thur&sst
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-15

/0peelal Nsllee b the Ladies.
Nh ~ inpoeteat thee laAsse sAosiA heys pes-
1870 spseaany $500 pr cs.1saints p
vAieA ~ se psealiasly ssh9sce = oscs oSs,
40 ~ neee ~ 0eeeosot his spscial gea4y.
m. a. -. mAURaCEAeI.
ppolsssoP u ~ Dissases 81 wouen,
- -. 4 exasasys - sseeessfsl psaefics Ss NJ
was1e q 10y Zess = ~ psessst caes-a ~ thaG
eRsahs - ss:ls-ss1h ksswn y tAoasaads Of y.
ssThe Married Wsnan's Private
ns61eal Csnpanlss,"
(asst psblshea \ 1917 specially istsndsd soe -.
VIA -, "a, ~ pssssl," = sSossssS i.ss
: ;.ss. =; 49, ' "a ..s: ~, NJ
MALTA Milton Ladies
- 4. 1vsU Assbasd shssi1 havsit. Absssa
IL ss.sssssss = - - iaassBsa, - sn,e,o.s
snss q a g.cial dI0calessD, isgsgelaslese - -
- 2ssss - esseifsGy q sSee;9s.
CAUTION TO LADfES.
= e 49, - !. 2 - - .:s'e,sz :.
.ss = 49, :S:, :: =: "a !, 3 -
-; ~: e - q ..ra9 nASl[.1 70
~ ass;''ss y 49,: - ssssssS 500
liarrleA and slnsle Leaies
- 6selsO - - eaea1s ss6say IT irssgalass-
- sesslDseeI.sa e naf1rs. A0a wl61sv4 60
eoarsv - - eeeeoeeeoe
fsst1 neeo rsuG ~ RI 61k1t plls
:. -: -: = ~ 'ss:::sa -: !: =,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-15

Lieutenant governor Andruson, Of Ohio,
has purchascd Ia, 900 acree oflAnd N Lyonc
county. Kentucky, and intends raising
sheep.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-15
For Marking l.iaen. Ac..
the IMPROVED DNDEllBlE PENCIL

Inc lMPkUvEO IMOk lIBlE PENCIL.
PArgSrED 1859. 1856.
Greatly superior 10 Indel,ble Inks.
Unc Pencil viii mark over |. 500 articles
Dcsirable. convenient. and useful. "-Spring.
field Mass. Republican.
For sale by booksellers, Stationsrs. Drurris,s
&c. Manufactured and seld at Whole sale. by
TUE lNDELlBLE PENCIL CO.,
acc lsd3wim Nosrnsnrrox, Mass
Every Pencil Warranted. Price 50 Cents.
THR HEAD OF COMET.
according TO Milton. 10 rendered tensod more terri
bic BY it, ''HORRiD HAIR
and there arc tbousands Of fiery human heads which
might % rendered charming by simply changing their
unI W . mellow brown. o. PERFECTLY natural black
with CnRlsrADOR0y HAIR DYE.
TVS ridiculous to carry into society grey. sandy OF
carrotty cad. when ave minutes would render Il a.
ssrsctve - Nature could have made Il In her hap.
piest mood. Manufactured by }. CiiRlSTADORU.
= Aston House. New York sold 81 Drurrissa'
Applied BY oil Hair Drcssers.
CONTAGIOUS DlSEAs ES.-wster must be adap
ted to the nature VI the nsh. there will be NO In
crease; ne coll must be apted the seed az there
viii b small returns end The human body must
contain Impurities. or there viii be no sick uees.-
The man whose bowels aud blood have been cleaned
By ~
BRANDRETns PILLS
nay walK through infected districts without fear.
health No must USE BKANDRErWS PILLS ~.
cause We cannot be alex but from unhealthy acrumu
atot In the bowels or the bOod which lfapd n
fiiis remove; this method II following nature md
tetn ~ white letters In the Government stamp sold
BY al Dfuggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-15

The recent Mslhodiss Cssssuial q Bostes
was oa iopestant AFFAIR. 4 geoeeous COLI
lecAis~ wss realised It. the general pusposs
81 the eect. - for paying Oh particular
dsbls. There was good delegation Of dis.
tinesished men present from distant citisa.
bishop Jaaes make "a eloquent and il.
psessive address. There 10 talk Of remove
nc the New Haslsnd Meshsdist Os,lse>
eem Concord. N. H., 70 the nsishbeshed
The Aanagsss Of ths SOLDIER Natioeal
Asylum lase sn0ssse sgsssd - sseablhh
three homes-ons in Maine, ct Augusta,
which b now opsn; one 10 Wisconsin, Ia
which ground hes been sought, near Nil.
wauhee; and .. . IL OAio, which they sxpscl
% locate nsae Dayton. They wosld kave
The latter Ia the western part Of Psnnsy lvanis
bad aay indocsDsnto 49, held out 70 do O
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-15

Coxeeas, Jsss I. 1894
Uooeo1. =. L. WAiaAcD 3 Co.-The eeeonA
was daily fsesivsd. and, q esnpliaaes win sovf
rseaset 90 haPpy y assure yea tAss Z -
moro tkaa aasWsfsd ~ sxpsctsiious exelted -
the ~ Of he asss bottle. Il asswsrs The pef.
peee required noet perfectly. and - . esosoesr
80 csseaese Of ne hetr = 70 only sqsslse - i.s
A. n. GROSSLY. \. D. /.
M4spnssrua, n. r., Jsas q. sseA
49, = WAl.Ao c.: 0eets-I heee
- ~: oe1n4sss'c $780, sss - Hat"
psesst - s1oanses sstisos havs svss seea..
Il = I'll thas II slains y - 10 every respect.
''s''' i:;s1osAs, vanucn, Nd
LAxcAssssp Nay -, 1883.
Mesess ?. L. WAilAca Co.: Geuts-I have
assd yer pssparatien for The hair, and And Il
che etsaesst aad bsss preparation Tor The hair
DRsS v. BARNEY.
Nessss. =. L. vAaeAca = Co.. 0estserhsvs
End 4 I'll 4 claims 70 3. cordially recon.
0to1 II 70 the lDhoa. 60.
Adj. Gen. Nh.
eAxcsnss0, y. n Msv. lisa (,
meesrA =. L WALLAco Ce.-Ss01ny nsae
esva aaeae Aess Who hASo ussd yoor pfspo-
sae!se IN oueA satisfasgioa. l Aavloae1 ~.
sses sensss. - give yeese he dGoado 1pes0ss
soes. lts aetioa upea The hair, h rooeoeink -
eooof, = Quiek aad darahle. ~ . dreealns q.
s@s.A AAk- Ass.aA
s@sfsi4tss "a Rs..e-,,... o.,
= 4Anunnssna, uaroA 10. ieoG.
MeossA ,. /. WAlsAn s Oo-l a veil e.
Sa1e4 W eesaeAl & - lee1ise slaiaeas ~
- V1)et - el1e9 lSASS - 80 3 90
x - - slss.l tseoninese NJ Ps'ss
r. 4. CaAnunasB.
d. lluoeou1sw
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steam Weekly from and to
Queenstown 4 LiverpOOl.
the nrss -elnas powerful, Iron Steamships Of the
GIlN AM TIME

The first -eluss powerful Iron Steamships Of the
CUNARD LINE.
T9iPOLL. SlpON. vAwArunN
iECLA; OLNti's. TANIrA
AALIA. Al-kPpO, PALMYRA
Carrying passengers one Deck only viii m stou,
Liverpool every Tt EScAY. from Queen s,ovp cvrrv
"WEDNESDAY. and from New Yo'x 10 Liverpool
and Qncensto~ n every "WEDNESDAY
Steerage Passage from New York, $50 10 New
York II Low Est -. psysh'c IN Currency.
faasrngers forwarded 10 Paris and herman ports
.: very low rates.
For ,assase apply To e. CUNARp, steerase once.
No. " broadway, New York. N 10
ELDRlD0R HRO ASeata.
sep.I2FIy DsvsIpof-, Iowa.
STEAM TO AND fkOM LIVERPOOL. AND
~ QUEENSTOWN ,las.AHpl. twice . week
The iNMAN LINE, calling
Evenly AArU0OAY.
EVERY WEDNESDAY 4
CARRYING u. y. MAILS.
Tickets sold 10 and from ireland. England.
Scotland. Germany and France. Apply q the
Company's Offices. JOHN u DALE, Agent.
ian2b- dly Is broadway, n Y.
Ladies' Desiring q Smooth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-15

Ast.nss Wssd : 49, 8 -. a....4
~ 1nGleod In ~ )CoonSw. ~ 49,
- Watvnse sesenA - - en- = Tsr7
oeadlng = oolsg - u 4 u ,ri,.,..
-c!Wa sAsAQnA - ~ reGn61r ernv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-15
~ Hair Renevea ~

On. cnAuSSlEn'R
j M p R u s s.
LA COMPOSITION IMPERATRICE
POUR LES CHEvgUx.
II has long been known that the Hair, BY
mental exsrtton. By exciteneut, diseases and
gray and falls off, That eminent rrsach Chem
Or. cnlUSSlER
HAS
Provided Complete Aneaa~ee.
Aud a The sane tire csnbinsd dressing for
the nar. aaraele and eoslg perfamed. Re-
member this 10 the facet Article for the toilet
which hes ever been prsseaAsd 70 the puh1ic.
IT IS NOT A DYE!
II will mot coll the ansss liaes. II viii nos
gum the hais ord ean1s Il = WORT Into tusfis.-
y y free fsoa The disagreeable smell Of sulphus.
II will
RESTORE GRAY HAIR 70
ITS NATURAL COLOR.
o. Ne messy viii be refunded. d.
A. this PREPARATION is comparatively ssw \
this eeuassy. Ne psepsiseess pssssat The
TestlmOmlals
or well-known psFssas - 70 Ns sxesalsees.
DIRECTIONS IN rasHcn AND EneLnH.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-15

- rasG1<121. L. ll4uA q, ~.
neenA = WAaaAeo . ca: osa1s-A
=: 49, - ssy' 81 r.: -: e :! 8
lon0oe4A - - - bgs eergeaee4 - ~ tFSG1.
kS s1 - 6 x1stsfs4 sssssA:
SAslso -. 49,. 81 hssps tesa ~ lssn-
- = y. r GAnssa.
W.RyVWAnn.ACn = CO.
- Rxops1eosny MassAesese, n n.
sr&GDs1Sky gnOERDALr ~ !.
o00 - = ~ oooAAe9.
4 ! 4offt ~ SIppqls14 :.
- 49, 0osoo(1 80 Cnn1CAoOs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-15

80 = sss.s;1ls:. - - : = 4 ESEs:ss;,s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-15
Yours truly, ESQ. T. CRO1.L
SARAH ". ross. MEnr0RD. MASsACHu.
REV. HENRY MORGAN.

minister Of high repute ia the city Of Boston.
and we'll known over the United States a. m Nm
o. great ability, Vas cured BY taking nv medi-
cines. amer Ill other treatment he'd tailed. lie
Pc oiten been written TO with regard 10 the facts
In his case, and always anawers. II ~ ~ ~ A. !,
full abatement Of his CO . may be seen in INV
pamphlet. He had profuse hemorrhage Of the
lungs end was verv much em.c;.S.d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-15

II has long been known that the Hair. bv
msntal exsftion. BY exciteneut diseases and
imperfect circulation. loses its vitality. turns
gray and falls Of. That eminent rrssch Chem
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-15

ID. J. =. ScneScx. PntABmSutA. PA.-nesr
Sir Herewith send ycu certificate Of one Of
our most respectable citizens. Whc has been u.s.
ieg. your medic mes, and 10 now restored 10
health. think - publication would affect the
20 use i. do %, or direct to re.
NJ Ksmsey Il an old, reliable. well--espectsd
eno innpensial citizen. His word could mot be
doubted BY ony one who knows HIM. and al
present - the Chief Duryea's Of this town. NJ.
0Amsey = nansclf rood advertisement. an he
speaks Tor and recommends l. more hiehiv than
the certificate mentions.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-23

ATTEMPT 10 Burn PRINTING 0FFICE
The last number Of the Paris (TESs.)
htelli9snoer, says: 90
"A mean, malignant and cowardiy wretch,
attempted 70 burn us out on Tuesday. Dee.
Sd, bot failed, because ofthe timely aWak-
ing Of negro sleeping in the same build
ing To the villain We would saw that We
are insured, aud that he wonld be defeated
10 MS revenge, even i successful in his in
cens'Aarism We would say further 10 him,
That We have our suspicious, and be had
better look sharp, II he is afraid 70 seek
an honorable redress Tor any real or inaaQi-
nary injuries we may have done him. he
will find out to his cost that we are not, II
we At any time become convinced that our
half convictions and whole snspicions are
correct. 81
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-23
AFRICAN EXPLORATEON--- LETTER
ERnvE ma FVVWEfssTONE


At the last meeting Of the Royal Geo
graphical Society in London, the SeeteiaFy
read letter from DIR. Livingstone, dated
from Ngomauo, RoYuma river, 18th of
Nav. The Doctor had penetrated thirty
miles further than his furfherest point ia
1851, and was preparing for his advance to
The unknown northern extremely Of Lake
Nyassa.. On the arrival Of bis party 4 the
mouth q The Rovuma, i was impossi5le to
discover path for the csmels through the
tnangrove swaIhps. The vessel conseqtent-
" proceeded twenty-five miles further TO
the north, and good 1harb0E and starting
point was Their found in Milkindany Bay.
The harbor wahin the bay Is land-loeked
ard has good anchorage IN ten or fourteen
fathoms. From this place they marched
overland 70 the seuthFcst, and on arriving
on the banks of the Rovurna. followed is
course 70 The junction Of the Loendi. nv
er coming from the southwest, and consid
cred BY DR.. Livingstone 10 be continuation
Of the main stream. fLtaSb4 3Ata
@The Chief Of Ngoma,at the junction,
proved most friendly, and the Doctor IN
tended TO make this bis headquarters until
be lad felt his way round Lake Nyassa.
The Rovuma Is flauked on both sides By
chain Of hills from four hundred to six
hundred feet high, covered with dense en-
tangled jungle. The native. he Makonde
tribe, we're found to be willing workers, and
aided in clearing path for the men and
animals. Traces az coal were found on the
banks Of she river. Col. Piayfair Her
Msjesty's Consul at Zanzibar) stated that
the harbor at which DR.. LivingstOne's expe-
dilion disembarked had only recently been
discovered. He had no doubt that other
harh6rs existed on The eastern coast, Is il
had never yet been thoroughly surveyed.
Opposite the Island Of zinzabar new bar
Dor had recently been found, and port es-
tablished there by the Sultann
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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-23

DEATH OF A YENER1HLE RAREi.-The
death Of a remarkable rabbi Of the Jewish
Church Of Germany is annouaced N.
Prank was native Of wilma, born in the
year 1858, 80 that be had attained bis one
hundred and eighth year. Al that advanced
period Of IiIe be vas without any Of the
inhrmities Of old age his hearing was
perfect. he read Wiihout speciaeles, ard
took long walks up 70 the last week Of his
ffa