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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

Sweden has ar ady sent h0 beds 70 the
eseoe exposition. The fisUe 10.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

Tux CONGRESSIONAL LiBRARy.-Thc room
devoted to the Congressional Library 1t
Washington has been extended and retitted,
and is now large enough to contain 10000
volumes. The present number Of volumes
in this library is 1876 GOO, the lat st addition
having been 40, 900 volumes belonging to
the historical library If Hon. Peter Force
The Congressional Library room is entirely
lire proof
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

Cosr OF PRixrixG DAILY PAPER IN the
FAR WEsr-The Denver Daily Ne~s saga:
at costs here about twelve hundred dollars
per week to run daily newspaper. The
voting population Of Denver is about twelve
hundred. OF these about two thirds take
and paw for daily paper. Il is fact too
veil known to require any argumeot to
pesvsy shss thsFs 10 scarcely paper in the
Union whose subscsiptisn rates cover the
cost Of the blank paper upon which it 10
printed. Did the lNers depend only upon
ito subscription for support, it could not
live week. To meet current expenses, the
advertising patrons must mske up what
subscription fails 10 pay-about $3.50. The
average number Of advertisers In this COM
nsnity is sbeut one hundred. these one
hundred advertisers mast pay weekly. to
sustain the paper, six do!las and Fifty cents
each, in order to meet The expenses of tho
mechanical and profess i,nal labor required
on it, columns"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26
LoVIsvILL
oAlElls' NEAD DlSPelleARY

BSTABLlDa1O 1850. AND CHARTERED.
containing 30 raEes and 100 llustsatjnae 81 a. an
gloomy and PhyssoSo9y Of ths Sexual OrRsns q nm
oon1e IN health 80 dieea1c. with TfeoaUe o -.
ual Diseaees. inciuding Self Azure, Private Deeaeee
Yemale Complaints. Be-. with new methods 81 treat.
nsnt. tnesndc6 = guide for Married ana sinels.-
sent undef 80 70 any address, price q.
Those amesed with Hernia, Deafness. FletulA pt1eo
Nocturnal kmmlseiona varicccele, ~ enclosing 8
stamp will receive price list Of our new rsnsd5es
THE 81 RcTRo-xAaNRr1c PREVENTIVE
Those desi ing 20 limit their otpying can enclose
stamp for Pamphlet containing engraviDgs and q
panatione Of the above preventive. with essar q
Dental. Address 81 letters % J. 3. WIlLlAMe.
.rroos1y nrawsr -: Tnrisvs!i~ Ky
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

H0eGssss, n. H., March 81, lSSS.
Messrs. F. l.. WALLAc. 3 Co.: Gents-A
ftiead advised Ne 10 try your preparation, sta
ting what good effect i had on him. at first
laughed at the idea, but consented to the trial.
an pleased with il. 1have tested it thorough
". Il hes restored nv hair and whiskers 10
tAsir sstural color. aud keeps them 30. com.
mend II 10 Ill in need
W. p, FAawr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26
How 90 Live In Paris.

Extract OF Letter from On American There.
An immense number Of Americans are
expected next spring, and hotel and restau>
rant keepers anticipate rich pickings. And
perhaps few words Of advice to such Of
your readers rs intend TO come, may not be
out Of place in this connection. II the par
~ is q single man. and has disposition to
be unnecessarily feeced, he had better, on
his arrival, give his banker All order to find
him a sleeping room in convenient part OF
the city. say within three or four squares Of
the Hotel du Louvre, or the Grand llotcl,or
Of the lower end OF the Boulevard dcs .tal-
lens. At this time furnished rooms can be
obtained in these localities at low rates
some Of them. OF small size, being procura-
BILE for twelve francs month, including ats
| tendance II is all folly tor . man to put
up 1t either ono OF the big hotels, at cost
Of from five to forty francs day, and 10
dine at the table d'hofe for three or four
times the price that would he charged him
FOR good meal at respectable restaurant.
But it's not the thing, exactly, to patronize
the restaurants on the Boulevards, fer they
are gotten up in grand style, and some Of
Them are said to pay 100000 francs year
rent; consequently their charges are high,
""H 'hc uVSS Set My 'ct'ti uhiiti IOt
or 10 francs at the Restaurant Foy or Mats
On Dorec than he could gel at kingsley's in
your city, for half the money
A short distance, however, from either Of
the Boulevards, in any given direction, are
numerous restaurants that set very good ia
b.cs at reasonable prices-say fifteen to
twenty cents for breakfast and twenty five
cents to half a dollar for dinner. A dinner
\ Al. ~.
Of dollar consists Of a dish Of soup, half a
pint of moderately good clnret. t~o plates
Of meat, one plate OF vegetables, and about
half n pound Of first rate bread Desert
and coffee would cost ten cents extra.
was IN Paris nearly six weeks before
learned how to get cheap breakfast or
dinner, but was finally posted by good
Samaritan in the shape Of . New Yorker,
who was frank enough to say to me one
day, upon learning that had Just paid
away seven francs and half for dinner at
the ries Frercs. that Was = bigger fool
than he had given me credit for being. lie
further said that his dinners were vecy fair,
and that they usually cost him franc each,
although occ iaionally he was extrivagant
enough to pay franc and half. At his
request dincd with him the next day, at .
small but neatly kept restaurant. at the
Faubourg Montmarte, and the price for both
dinners was thrcc francs and twenty five
confines -sixty.tivc c.n,s. There was as
much on the table as We felt like eating,
and the cooking was done to turn. Since
then have eaten at the same place, at an
average daily expense Of about forty five
cents, exclusive OF ten cents for the ineyi
table cup Of black coffee and cognac in the
early morning. beverage which every Pa
risian ard nearly every sojourncr ia Paris,
arpcr 10 consider the next thing to the un
discovered elixir Of life.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

For Making Llaen, kc..
THE IMPROVED EllDlE PENCIL,
PATENTED 1859. 1865.
Greatly superior 10 Indel,ble Inks.
One Peocii will mark over 800 articles.
:. Desira able. convenient, and useful. "-Spring.
field MAss.,) Republican.
For sale by Booksellers, Stationers, Druggists.
&c. Manufactured and sold at Wholesale, by
THE INDELIBLE PENCIL CO..
dec l3d&wlml NORTHAMPTON, Mass.
Every Pencil Warranted. Price. so Cents.
THE HEAD Of A COMET.
according to Milton, Is rendered tenfold more terri
bic BY its ..IIORRID HAIR"
and there N ousands Of ncry human heads which
might be rendered charming by simply changing Their
tint TO mellow brown, or perfectly natural black
with CHRlSTADoROs HAIR DYE.
I, !s ridiculous to carry into society grey. sandy OF
carrotty cad when ave minutes would render II q
attractive as Nature could have made II In her hap
i Aston House, New York. Sold by Druggists
Applied BY all Hair Dressers.
CONTAGIOUS DIsEAs ES -water must be adap
ted to the nature Of the fish, there will be no in
the soil must be apted to the seed or Their,
will be small returns and the human body mus
contain impurities. or there will be no sickness
The man whose bowels and blood have been cleansct
by a few
BRANDRETHs PILLS
may walk through infected districts without fear
"The life Of the flesh 10 in the blood To secur,
health we must USE BRANDRErHS PILLS. be
cause We cannot be sick but from unhe althy
latiors In the bowels the blood which Brsndrcth,
Pills remove; this method Il following nature, an,
II cafe. aud has stood the stoftime See B. Brand
reth In white letters in the Government stamp. Soil
BY all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

Broadway, New York, has become SO
crowded, that arrangements have been made
for an iron bridge, a one point, above the
street, for the passage Of pedestrians. The
New York Tribune describes the structure
as follows:
The bridge will DC built entirely Of iron.
The hight Of the archway to span Broad
way is II feet . inches, while that which
crosses Fulton street, At either side is Is
feet, high enough for the woss cumbersome.
~ lsdcned wagon or dray to psss under
with perfect ease At each Of the four
stree, corners will be fight Of steps for
ascent and descent. Each Of these flights
comprises 30 steps, with resting or land
ing place At the top Of each ten steps, to al
low aged or iniirm persons an opportunity
70 make the eros ing with case. The steps
ere feet wide, and the bridge itself IA feet
Tolight the bridge there win be lamps, 4
on the top and one at the foot Of each
set Of steps. These lamps will be Of an or
namentas description and in keeping with
the design Of tho whole. The bAnistcrs, or
ratings, on either side Of the steps and
across the brid, &c will be three feet high TO
prevent accidents. Though the whole eds
ice will be Of light open work, along the
stairs and soross the pA~saeewey will b
solld skirtins Of iron foot high.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

A recent writer expresses his belief that
meat should DO taken for the morning meal,
and thus gives his reasons:
1t may not be digested quickly as some
starcy substances but, AS rule, 1t is dI-
gested easily, and certainly satisfies the sys-
TEN, and carries US farther in our work than
Vegetables alone. At this time meat should
b. taken in palatabls and easily digested
form -stewed, with tho nutrimeDt juice
saved in the sauces, and the aromatic prin-
ciples developed by the heat; or better than
ali, broicd, for here the juices are retained
in the tissue. and the flavor is developed by
the hardening and caramelization, as It
we're, Of the exterior. Above all. avoid the
abomination Of frying fresh meat; not alone
as . matter Of taste, but Is n violation Of
Of scientific laws A fresh animal tiasue.
which has soaked up a mass Of seeth'ng
into the svstem. Sailed articles, which ase
recs..i,y so hardened that they will not
readily absorb the fat, - fish, and articles
which are exposed but short time TO the
very high temperature to which all fried ar.
ticles are subjected, may be cooked in this
way, but never good fresh beef meat.
-e~e-
Carloslales Of Election Rcaaras.
Among the curosi.ies Of election returns
| il is stated that hundred and thirty seven
voters at Ellenvillc, Ulster county, New
York, voted for Edward Willis for Governor.
Willis brutally murdered women be FORM
crly courted. but wio had discarded him
and married another, on account Of his
drunken habits. Ills counsel sought to
show that their client was insane, but he, in
the dearest language, repudiated this line
Of defense, and showed by his letter to this
effect every evidence Of perfect sanity
Willis was sentenced to be hanged. but his
sentence Was committed by Gov. Fenton to
imprisonment for life, against the direct re-
monstrances Of the people who lived in the
vicinity Of the murder. To show their re-
membSancc of Mr.. Fenton's uncalled for in
reference, the Ellenville people voted fol
Willis, who is now in the State prison,
against Fenton.
Tux CONGRESSIONAL LiBRARy.-Thc room
devoted to the Congressional Library u
Washington has been extended and retitted
and is now large enough to contain 10000
IL. H.. 81.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26
L0VERueS.
JAS. a. HIGH.

OASYo Ne EXlVRl9
PnOPnlnfoa or fHD
Harrison Street Livery stable.
zA0 HARRISON STREET. BETWEEN
Gko Front and Second. MOrNes =
Carraagea, Of the best quality, 70 let Il III
hours. Funerals furnished on short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and boarded at reasonable charges. lmy1e-d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26
TagAsuass's Orrlcs.

I8kNSVHBB y OFF1CE,
MAScuEsrER, Match l9. 1866,
Nsssra. =. l.. WALLACE h Co II am well &C.
quaiuted With several Of the leading citizens Of
this city Who have used your Hair Restorative
to perfect satisfactios. have also used it nv
self, and can cheerfully recommend il No beng
the best article in market.
II. X. CHAnsxRlx,
City Treasurer
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

~ cu8SCSsaOo HUT OOTm 0rOWefA.
Ii tho farmer would DO contens 70 deal
with his other fruit, 10 take the trouble ola
double in gathering. 10 crop ears Of corn -
he would basket cherries or bin hops, and
then 20 NOW his straw ~ he does his hay.
he would incur first expense perhaps
double Of his present. II when the corn ar.
rived at the proper stage Of maturity, ire
spective Of barometer or weathercock. he
were to turn oil available hands, women and
childrca more probably than men. On his
well>cafed 6slds, each provided with bas-
ket such ~ that In which seed corn is car.
risd, sI0ng arouad the neck. and . small
knife. or triangular piece Of iron, worn like
. tailor's thimble on the forefinger, the
whole Of the corn would be rapidly secured,
being pouoked Of rather bent over the knife
Immediately beneath the ear, dropped ct
once into the basket, and never suffered to
touch the ground, or knocked about 10 the
loss Of single grain, before Il wss safely
deposited in the granary; then, Il vet, L
could be safely and inexpsnsivsly subjected
70 simple process which, If once adopted,
would Be- likely % become universal, whssh.
er the corn were in-gathcrsd wss Of dry, a.
il would entirely obviate the painful and
clumsy process Of thrashing.
II the ears Of corn were placed in baskets
Of wire trays, tier above tier, SO that a
strong and sustained blast Of air were driven
through them, whether set in motion by q
fan or by the draught Of lofty chimney
the great power Of which il we'll known to
those who have had to deal with really high
stacks-not only would oil supsrfluous
moisture be rapidly absorbed, but the car
would become so dry ~ to cease TO retain
the grain, which would fall from the basket
as from sieve on the slightest motion. The
precious part Of the crop thus secured, the
farmer would take his own time for moving
the straw, or cutting it BY machinery; at
least he would do SO until practice in driving
the wheat itself should toach him that it
was false economy to lose either straw or
bay in unfavorablc weather for want If
proper arrangements for drying these valu.
able crops.-The Bsilder.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

The Clinton County ldsoeese. pulaiiAed
At wheatlard, says: o. 6ak1rday the 10Th
inst Mr.. wieks, who keeps the hstsl u
Ca'umus, in attempting 10 throw IN iron
boil, into . car that wss passing, slipped
and fell with one Of his limbs across the
track, one wheel Of the car passing OVER and
terribly hanging the limb, and At 6fat am.
pu:at'on vas considered necessary. Dr.. d
Hahn Of our village was immediately sent
for, and by a skillful surgical opssation sue
secded 10 taking out the tnall fragments Of
bone from the broken lIat, and considers
that there y fair chance Of Nr. WickS
recovering without suffering amputation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26
PREPARED OIL OF PALM AND MACE,

For Preserving. k&enlOrhng and
KscnnaifyinS ulse Hair.
An is the most delightful and wonderful article
the world ever produced.
Ladies' will find 1t not only certain remedy to Re-
store DMken and Bcautify the Hair. but also desr
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with rich and delicate perfume independent of the
fragrant odor of the OILS OF Palm OF Mace
Ehe Marvel Of Peru.
new and beautiful perfume, which in tencacy Of
scent, aud the tcnacy with which 1t clings 10 the
handkerchief and person, is unequallcd.
The above articles for sale by all Druggists and
Perfumers. at 81 per bottle EACH Sent by express to
any address by propric'ors.
r W. WRIGHT 4 CO.
ocso-Iyl loo Liberty Street. New YORK.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

MANCHESTER, n. II May, 1866.
Messrs. +. l.. wallace 4 Co. Set nv name
down among those who have used your prepa-
ration with much satisfaction. have used sew
ersl others, but give yours the decided prefer
snc.. Its action upon the hair. in restoring the
color. is quick and durable, and - = dressing it
10 supurb
pR d. L HorrElIr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

@ 1 ! ! !.
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surely. Usually a eingle bottle Of
~ 3vhySM II IL IS .ffcient to effect pcrmanea lit
IN. vuluIIA cure. We recommend 10 every one
who has the Catarrh, either in itein-
UavvkvuIIIV cipicnt stages or in its worst FORM
XIkmyyk& totry the Remedy nj once and you
SU.k3V will far exceed US in it, praiser.-
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Druggist, Providence, X. l. Also,
by SMITH 4 DWlEk, Wholesale Agents for Chi
cAgo. H. oct2,d6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26


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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

NAxcnssrsa. n. H June 90, 1866.
Msesrs. 7. L. WALLAcs 4 Co. Gents-I have
used 'sDs. CAsussier's Empress for the HAIR
end am pleased with the results. iind Il che
pureet cd eleanest article have ever seea.-
II 10 I'll that u claims to be 10 every respect.
louss, 6e.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

Patented MAY 20, 1899.
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II srvc-r the expense Of soap usually nred ON
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II OF the labor Of rubbing. and wear ard
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Inc manufactures W this Vo~dcr ware that
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CoLORs.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

Mcssts. +. l.. WALLACE h Go. Gents--Ih have
used DIR. Chaussier's Empress for the hair, and
find it all it claims to be. cordially recon-
mend il 20 the public.
MATT HEAD,
Adjt. Gen. n. II.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

LANCASTER, May 80, 1S6s.
Messrs. +. l.. WALLAcs h Co. Gcnts-I have
used your preparation for the hair, and find IT
the cieanest and best preparation for the hair
that have ever seen.