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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

ACCORDING - the Asesa Telegraph,
ldeorgiD the asthoritiss Of that city ars
call.d On TO farniAh from six to ten collins
per day % bury asers panesrs. There 10
probably net N abls-bsdied nsgrs in The
Sossh Who might nss Be snplsvsd if be
va willing 70 work. There b . demand
for laborers in Ill parts q the Ssulh-a de.
ma"d occsaionsd BY The rapidly diminish.
ing supply. Oas Of THE active agssciss IN
producing . diminsticn II supply 4 in
dictated in the foregoing slaasuenG So
long as there 10 ''frscdman's bureau" in
the South to support negroes in jdlaness,
% long will The demand Coz coGluo exceed
the supply Of live negroes foe IN cotton.
field. .....
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

The Scottisk Amsviesa Journal says that
6vs years ego there wen not more than .
scose Or 40 gsmbling house known in the
whsle city Of New York. but that to day
there arc ct least two thousand where the
young, the idle and the vici3ssly disposed
ere employed night after night in leaening
~ bUsiasse q plundsriue people.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

The Charleston Courier quotes manuscript
evidence TO show that there are valid Amer
len clains 10 the great Lccds estate in
England, valued At 3l0O,O0O.OOO. The
Ingram family Of South Carolina are .
branch Of the Eoglish Of Sir Mynell Ingram
the last owners, and ere nov the next heirs
Of the estate, which has recently become
vacant,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
FIRST PREMIUM
IMPROVED
So M < St 8 \ |: HSSs, So


PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY
C.. ,iaaly patented Ydyl8. lss2. ,mprorsssspi
GEN SEWING MACHINE, with patent caIsr,xe
attachment. most wonderful and elegan " con.
structcd Novelty is soissL.ssin opsr alton, uacs
the STRAIGHT AkxDLa, sews with DouuLs "a
SINGLE lunxAp Of oil kinds. Makes the Running
Stitch more perfect and regular than bv hand
aud with extraordinary rapidity, making II
stitches to each REVOLUTION Of the wnErL. VIII
gataer, hs'a. RUFF. shirr. fnci. run up breadth
Sc, &c; requires no change Of stiich ~ kos
LIADiE 70 GEL Our or oRDRR and will last LlrY.
rfnx. being the STRONGEST nAcuiHR made Ii has
taken the PREMIUM At SrAfE FAss, and receis ed
shs approval Of all the principal journals and
those who have USED them
"For the Drsssmaker il il in valuable: for the
Household it supplies y vacant place. - 60
dsy's Lddys boot
This machine surpssses all others We have
seen. and u would require column 10 cnunc rate
tie numerous virtues. "-I,enoerat Davenport.
with a single or double thread, II silently
yetvsry rapidly, with u common needle, max "a
the running stitch exactly like the hand sew ins
~ y. Ty.1an.
All persons who buy or offer for sale imitatic
Of thus genuine Machine. will be prosecuted for
.nifingenenis on the patents This is tho only
low priced Machine secured ty patent.
Single Machines sent 20 any part Of the coun
Try per Express. packed in hox with printed
insructions or receipt OF price. Is. Agents want.
oil everywhere. Circular containing Liberal In.
iucements aeni free
Address all orders TO
FAMILY GEN SEWING MACHlNECO..
l'vit-dwly 0fic-. log Nassau Street. n. Z
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

There Is contested election case In tie
House from Tennessee. Mr.. Thomas con-
tests the seat Of Mr.. Arnsil, on ths ground
chat the Tennessee Law DISTINGUISHING rebels
IL unconstitutional.
The Madison County Teachers Institute
was in session last week 1t Winterset. The
attendance Of teachers was large. The e.
erciscs we're conducted by Prof. Piper and
Supt. Gosborn.
II u rumored that another telegraph
company, with large capital, is to be start
ed in New York, in consequence of the
troubles in The Associated Press. and that
II will furnish increased facilities at mnch
lover rates than are now changed.
II 10 reported that grand Demo ratio
Convention 10 soon to b he'd In New York,
T. adopt . new platform Il peinslpb,, in
which negro suffrage 10 to be prominent
plank.
The number Of National Banks in the U.
s. Is l,e47; capital paid In, s4l7.2l5. l54;
bonds deposited. $685., 467, 200; circulation
issued. @2s2. 67l,7 1853.
The increase Of capital. bonds, and circus
lation Of National Banks for the yesr ending
October /. 1866, has been as follows:
lacresss Of capital paid in. i. .$2l ,515 ,557
Increase in bonds deposited to
pspe A.
Increase Of circulation issued. 101 1924, 698
During the past year the First National
Bank Of Leonardsville, N. Y. and the Ma
tional Union Bank Of Rochester, N. Y, have
Voluntarily given notice Of going into liquid.
stioa = required BY law.
The Merchants National Bank Of WASH
ingten. aad the venango Natiosal Bank Of
Frantlin, Pa. having failed TO redeem their
circulating notes when presented fer that
purpose, have been plaesd in the h nds Of
receivers, q required BY law.
National Banks IN Boston, New York, and
Philadelphia, recognize Their obligations to
meet every demand 10 lawful money Of the
U. s.. whether it be gold and silver, Or legal
teader notes. They are obliged By law 70
receive in payment II debts the notes Of ev-
cry other National Bank but they cannot
compel their customers to receive the same
notes for their balances duo from the banks;
and here lies difficulty which will subject
the banks 10 those cities periodically 10
very great embarrassment.
Adrian. Michigan College is in trouble
half Of the Board Of trustees and nearly al
Of the faculty have sssisned.
Tho esrsnonies Of consecrating Rev. W.
2. Armitags, Of Detroit, - Assistant Bish-
op Of Wisconsin, took place It St. Johns
church in Detroit, Yesterday. The attend.
ance Of the clergy was very large, and the
crowd very great Bishop Kemper, Of
Wisconsin. acted as consecrating Bishop,
and tho sermon was preached by Bishop
Kerfoot, Of Pittsburs.
The Merchants Union Express has cstab.
lished an office in Clinton.
The two passenger conductors on the Du-
buque 4 Sioux railroad have been remov-
ed for reasons satisfactory to the company.
Steps are being taken to start a pottery
in Manchester IN this State. The ground
has been leased and the building IS being
erected
Extra precautions have been adopted to
prevent the rescue Of the Fenian prisoners
who are to be executed on the 18th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

Patented Nav -, 1eoO.
This Ia an article for washing without rubbing,
except In ufy drfs y aces. which n require very
light rub, and uni he other prcpar items offered fnr
hkc pulpsve, wnt Nor Hor 1ns crosRss. but viii
!. ave ths m much wuirrW than ordinary methods,
wiihout the usua wcnt and tear.
~ removes grcess spots II ty mac G. and softrrs
t'ie uirt ~ Aknp, ~ that rinrng will III. ,hiuary
cases entirely rmosedh
IN powder Il prepared IN ace,fdnpst with rhcn,-
zeal science. and upon process peculiar ~ tsrif
usc Tor more than year. and has proved itself an
universal fa,ofitr wherever has been used Amorr
ihe advantages claimed arc the following. via
u saves al the expense OF eosp usually uscd on
cotton and linen cooda.
u ay,sfost OF the labor ofruhhiGg. and wear ard
tear.
Also, for CLEANING windows II 4. UNSURPASSED =
impar'sa beautiful ross and instvc much superior
to any other mode, No wstcr required except 10
mortcn the powder.
Directions with each yackage.
Aud can be readily srprs cia,ed tv single trial
tn cost of washing Tor family Of nvc six pcssons
will not exceed three cents.
The manufacturers ~ this POWDER are NV arc that
| many urelcss comp, unds have been introduced to
the publ which have rottcd the cloth. failed Ia
renewing the dirt. hut knowing the intrinsic excel
1ence of ihia article. they connde nilv proclaim,
being adapted I" meet demand which has long
lated, and which has heretofore maincd ur-bvplicd.
MASrrAcrrnrp Nv
HOWE Il ArEvENS.
200 broadway. noston.
ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF FAMILY DYE
COlORS
For sale by oroecr- amt Dealers cvcryw,crc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

over every other In II is purely vcget bile infa
libe and instantaneous. Manufactured by J. CHRIS
TADORO, Aston House. New York Sold by
Druggists Applied by all Hair Dressers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
Provide shed. for saock.


The present autumn has been more than
cominonly favorable to the farmer for making
all snug to meet the rigors Of winter. Per
haps this has been attcned 10 SO far as the
house is concerned, but how is it about the
barn and its essential adjuncts, the sheds
Are these in good condition and ample to
shelter the stock which is 10 be wintercd
overs lfprovision has not been made for
this purpose no time should be lost 10 sup
plying this omission. Good shelter for stock
Is an economical provision as we'll q hu-
man one. Il 10 cruel 10 shut up stock in .
yard exposed to the peltings Of fall rains and
winter SHOWS when little expense and la
Dor would supply comfortable quarters Tor
them. Every farmer must have noticed the
eager haste with which cattle escape from .
storm when . door into a warm stable Is
opened y then. Their signs Of relief, ON
auch OCCASIONS, are most expressive, xs ev.
cry one oosustomed 70 ths supervision Of
stock must havs observed. Tile attention
to comfort hss another advantage pays
we'll Properly housed and tended stock
will improve all winter; without these aids
cattle aud horses will run down, coming out
In the spring mere frames Of animals, 10.
stead Of bodies foil Of vitality and vigorous
action. Shelter. then, saves food, prevents
deterioration. and il therefore economical
a. we'll - humane.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

A11cock's Porous p10stcrs.
BEST STRENGTHENING PLASTER IN THE
WORLD.
ALLCOCK'S POROUS P1ASTERS resolve and as.
sangs pain By calling forth the acrd humor- fom
hus In many cases. positively cvapo ating the disease
JAMES LuLL. NJ d.
There IL nothing eqnal, In the way of plaster to
The Porous aster Of Mr. ALlCOCk. Everything is
pleasant about them.- They the plaster of The
DAY. and ht type Of our present advancement ia
science and art In Asthma. Cou"h Kidney Alcc-
tons. Hout, Rheumatism. and loca deep seated pains
they afford permanent relief.
5.EJOiiASoN. NJ D.. on Topical Remedies"
From personal knowiedec of these pias,cr.. we
can stac That they are decidedly preferable 10 any
Other In use Wherever rel.f Is IL b. obtained hy
tho use OF plas'cr, we should rcoormsni them
A. INGkAHAM. NJ H.. I'd. New YORK Mentor
Agency. Biandrcth House, Kew York sod by
Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
Nip tho Evil In the Bud.
DR.. WHITTIER.
lel 9ca0 Clork Street Chicago. III.

M Has for many years mede the
:; :: 4; :; {: ;. : e: :;:;:
~ tures. Particular attention Civ
en- 70 old standing cases. which
were formerly considered incurable. Also the
s9ses Of selitas, habit, both ruinous to the body
- mid cad ptodsee some Of the following Of
sseta- Motches. CONSTIPATION, loss Of memory.
pain IN the small Of the bsck-can be sul re-.
stored - health. Uonsultstion free.
Charges moderate, and cures guaranteed. -
fess Once Boz, 9ssA All letters with stamp
apswerod. $50 .4s lA Fa M -
II o.>An busiAos strictly occidental. OF.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

WAvMsp sss the past % year., and : thesef,fe
ever heard Of patient Of his mot being cured since he
~ besn u thiscity. HE reputation he's v0achen il
I'll the city papers, bic patients and the met ca1 pro-
feeejon both here and abroad, % heng the most sl
led specialists here, and thorough master Of all 1ex.
nal diseases. II all Others fail don't despair. give
him call. II 10 only common occurrence with him
20 cure such caeoo so roomD separate Tor ladies'
and gentlemen, and The most complete in the city.
fSUNo Msn. Tahs rasticuiaf Motor. Doctor Big
elew dsvotes mach Of his tine TO the treatment 81
those cases ceueed by secret habit, which ruins both
body and mind. un1e1i he la6ugtanafe individual
for either business society. TIE ed effect Of theec
early hah ~ CROSSES Of ipee yoors ID 10 weak
en- the debltalo the Constitution destroy the phyp
cal ~ mo0ool p0wefDI 01minioh nd enSeebto the
natula l0etngs, ami exhenet the Vital snergieo sf
naaheed: The pleasures 81 ~ - nasrsA ths oheet
Of marriage frustrated, ed exesoce itself rendered
term ofueceasing misery andf1gfef 01cA pefsUns
% tims s. mahiag im1lsdi6Ss appie1tIon, q Dr. D..
b ~ aew tss.t1sat. = saAble1 70 insure spee1y
and perm anent cure.
Consultations ffec ecclesiastical. OAee. No. II
south Cefk street, cor or Monroe. half book nom
ene Pot o.. Post Ones Hug l5ls ChlcaRO. ILL.,
Once hours nom a. n. to r. N.
Send Sct ~ uuide 70 Health Published month
y, free Ofcharge.
N. B.-ladies, send for descriptive circular Of
Pessare Remedie. the best preventive Of conception
kn0wA Semitic ny o1dr0so ffso u enargc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

Eree "a arss scsss 80 n .
j ySrs .s.Asss is.sg !. A.osi3 3 ..ur
" UraAn's DsrsiAsoay PovDsa." asd tale NO
s1ase e.tss ~ nsilea = aay s4Sesss for
PhpsdstpAia. Ra, sold y eli Drueeists.
~ Ne 0x6ooo 1br = Dala Heed.
rTPHAn:S ~nn1ACnkLLA CAUSES TRs
" Aaar - -sssW - bald hesds. prevents Il
iron failiag -, 81 preaetss ~ growth Of
~ beofa "a oeaeeoo6A 0ne bottle &ill con
ytnes ~ lDoe ekspeisal = ~ virtue. Sold By
q q. DAkoODO. cells do0 - thwrhsnH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
SPECIAL NOTICE.
colToN's SELECT FlAvoRs.
Or Choice Frolas, Spices, etc. n
Oee6etosss, strictly Fssre, 0ssd ~
U0os.6r0eeeo Strength.

1v4RY HAMflY SHOULD TRY THEN.
~ ozeas suecees y sinpy becanss 'one-third Of
ooS14(oty y moro tAan eQ1al ~ The ordinary ~
veg1 1act.s and ny are the
zxGB RICE FLA vOR OF THE FRUITS.
30ooo Who 0eo0ro the hest
~ them Ter their superior Aavss.
1Aooo VIE Wish g Economlse
0sek them for their great strength.
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THEN.
sLOv9RS OF CHOICE FLAvORS IN CITIES
oU04kA 2EDORTSS AND EVERY
WHERE. 6laRx ram.
Reference In 1855 and S-1ntroduceSl IN isO:-
0ovesnors ffum each Of the New EoglSId Statce:
Frufcs sOse, Literary and Business men. known eli
eses the Unstsa Statce; Leading Hotel PrOpsieeDfp,
nd dealers Wh0 ncck the best See circular II refer
encce.
Sold BY 0roesfs asd Dsuenish.
Colton's F1se 7biiee Arsicles, Nos. l, and
8, and Tonic Eiisrr, and all his prepora.
tions, ara soid BY
HARRISON sTARKo, and PARKS uONER
Davenport, Iowa.
Chicago Wholesale Agents. FULLER. FLNCH
FULLER. "a Market etrcrt. for all Cotcn'e Prerara,
toue; BOWEN 4 BROWN, Lake street. for Selec.
slavvn. Sept. NNd1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

Thses wses, coo vssssb d ths nssy 4 IL
aeDgUf ~ WasAooW tAors e. bAit ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08


men Of this city, who fiji positions 10 our
shops, consting rooms aud banks can Be
iocludcdas 'fast." Would 10 diGlcult 70 con
lecture. An svsniue walk tAsOugh Broad var
and other streets, with glance ct the bar.
rooms. hotels, billiard saloons and gambling
houses on ehe Wy, Will aAeiAy sny one that
they are very uamssOus. Extravaganco in
d.ess is one 0ien by which they may b
known. The fast young nan disdaiss to
wcaf any but the iinest cloth, cut 10 the cx>
tretns Of the fashion. He 10 sufs . have
SNOWY gold watch and chain, il BE- can any
srdy compass the purchase There is many
clerk 10 receipt Of thousand dollars Or
less, who expends three times q much for
dreO - bic employer, ,Whsss iaceos may
b ten thoueana dellars q mere. A dollar
or tvo an evening spsnt for cigars, drinks oe
billiards d reckonsd mere trife. The fast
young man ilsays has money for such pur
poses, but meets With great didlculty In
paying h.s beard bill, and often eompels bic
peer WooAeeW eGnao Z wo1t It Aaedly earn
ed pAy. 1hs fes young man 10 Often "hasd
~" and e 10 we'll r. under the circumstan.
Co - eaag tempted d help himself to what
Is 90 bic ewn, " begtow aoney which he
has little chance Of ss-paying. Here is an
illustration to which thess sxtravagant hab-
It's sometimes lead: A youag aan from q
country town secured pooiljea b the city
which gave him IN inoome eea SAousand
dollars year, out Of 49, hohoA on)y hims
sslf 10 support. His hfh9 q hoqDWso sup
porting family Of your hoooAuo ed
sisters on eight hundred 1920. ~
young man csotracted oA1>o0 oSGova-
gaocs, made acqusintaaep ~ - 1sAspsat
money out Of properties - ~ 11wms. eeo.
tracted debts he could - ~. on1 ot the
end Of the year had ~ ui1sneee 70 send
TO his father for . suo1loa dellaso = souase
up his liabilities. Pmooeey there are sew
cases Of meanness more disgusting than
this Saving up monay, hove,er liberal an
income he ssc1Assss is : thing quite unhsard
Of with the fast young man. He has as little
thought for the future ~ the butterfly, and
sometimes his career il - brief lie is lucky
ifin addition to wasting his money, he does
not impair bic bsalth AID shorseo HE life
BY caccsseA Every thinking citiSen will
bid God speed to all Che eifosts ao~ making
to redeem the fast young men, and give
them . tasas for higher cad nOblsr pleasures
than saloons and billiard rooms can afYcrd
The Young Mens' Christian Association in
this city have labored ass:diously in this de.
partmeot, aud their efforts have been crown
din Z great measure with . large meaoure
| - suueesa 1Aas Is many 60 young mas
nov going @ roin by the dEh(ost road, who
has 10 him the ability to reach the highest
business success. Let him be wise in ime,
give 10 expensive amoesG1eats, sud try 70
win an honest and and an honored name in
the community. .w7r fts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
Especial Notice to the Ladies.

4 It's all important that ladies' should have pre-
II parAiions specially adapted for complaints to
which they mc peculiarly subject. ut once SAFE
healthy and certain Or that they should cons nit one
hnsf made this Treat nne nj his iai study
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
CAUTION TO LADIES.

he not imposed upon by the cheap, worthless and
injurbus rostrums OF ''Fema,e Pills. Powders. y
"Dfops," pancd upon the crcdulous and ignorant,
who are deprived VI their meals a. well N Of their
health. lAdies send for 1.-THE MARRIED WO.
MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,"o or con-
suit Dr. Mauriceau BY letter, and guard agains 1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

~ houstaehs beautifal naAca on naowr-
h 0oaoiseo - osly - poopaoo1ieo. 0seor win
MT fade ee vel oul Only 50 cents box -
Ha5lsA - ~ aA1rVao for 70 cents, By 3. G.
Uphan. - Seth Eighth street, Pihlsdslphia,
Pa Sold bv ia Dru9Rieta. octls- dim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
LIVE RES.
JAS. A. HIGH,

JAS. A. HIGH,
PRoPRiErOn o. SnH
Harrison Street Livery stable.
AxSszA HARRISON STREET. BETWEEN
6.ssScsk->G< Front and Second. MOrseo Z
CnrrfngeA, of the best quality, TO let q u
hours. Funerals furnished on short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and boarded at reasonable chsr9ee. fmy1e-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
INVASION

DO you wish TO have your hair can'erizad from the
scalp, No. Then beware Of the new brood OF VII
riolic and Caustic Dyes got up by nostium iensers
VINO pear the saiie relation 10 the responsible Chem
hat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
Pirates and Prfyafcers
CnRISTAO0kO'S HAIR OYE.

bear To honest merchantmen Remember ,ha, II,
experience OF years, and the very highest scentl
cndOrs emcnts. guarantee the suDeriprtty uf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
Davenport Savings lnstllatisu
FIRST NATIONAL SANK.

open DAILY FOR BUSINESS SUNDAYS
Oand holidays excepted, from .. 10 3 p. =
.Ey- SATURDAY EVENINGS ~
rom to O'Clock. lxnREsr allowed on deposits
q the rate Of FivR per cent. per snaum.
be had at She bank
Money to loan on good improved Real EstsAs.
Feb20dwts r. smith. Pree't
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

Second Street Llvery Stable,
JAMES TMOMPs@N.
IS, bet. Main and HarfisenD
g wITa .1 To IN. ssFo s.4. S S,,s {Am
making important additions 10 1k1E 5
the Stock. and now have the
.argcss and most complete in the cit.
s'esr Horses, .v,tsC KSrNeooe0,
NEW BU0GIES.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Horses boarded on reasonable terms.
Particular attention paid to calls Of furhfals, %
which occasions our charges will very lct. jnl9
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

- UpAan's Pinple Dsanlsh er.
III 1seukles. &e. Il also softeue the skin an
bssnS;6ss the compile xion. No toilet il complies
without Il. Price 50 cents. Mailed TO any I'd
dress for IS cesta. BY =. g. UPHAM, IS South
uiehtA street, PhilsAelphios Pa 6olA By I'll
DfonRaGeo. - 81 oct1e-1oms 0ethnnhsaf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
DR.. Bigelow.

Il the emily Physician, A. 4 Specialist,
now IN Chicago that can b. entirely
relied upon. 10 70 MN, and not SAT
Tor that horrible disease to remain In
your system. disnguring your face
and body, besides destroying your
happiness and Stature prospects OF life.
4 He has naG1c PRIVATE DISEASES
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
NEW YORK.
GOLD AND SILVER Nt
WATCHES. ~

MIS- SILVER WARE, DIAMOND SETS u
a. inxs, English Silver Cruct Stands, lintter oh
ss,. Inner xt snd Tea Service, Pianos. Sewing Ma.
III. e.. s.s Shans, Bracelets. Lcckctss Gold FEN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

possess It, Every husband should have IT, II is sent
by mail, price 81.
lie guarantees safe and immediate and cflcacious
cure Of al special dfcnlties irregularities ard OBJ
st!uctions, either in person by mail Ladies from
al parts OF the United States consult him with the
q II Confidence. NJ I'd curfa inAr Inf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
"The Married Woman's Private
Medical Companion"

tnrst published In 1871 specially intended for mar
Ssed adiee In delicate or precarious health: from
which every lady will perceive his thorough knowl
edge Of her complaints symptoms and causes, ard
their skllful and immediate treatment II is life
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

All tl,ose Who aie sufesing from sssperms.orrhna-
are In doubt - to the exact their complaint
should send At once for DIR. Bohannan's Treatise on
cpectal D1seasee." which gives n fill description
symptouss, &C. Of all Chronic and s'Spccia dis
eases. ~ ~ leave no room for doubt This valuable
work Il sent FREE Ia any address. Direct TO Dr. C.
y boHANNAN, Nos a. and - Pine street, between
Third and Fourth streets, st. Louis. Mo.
Established in st. I,ouis in 1897
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

DIk. "A. NJ. MAl1s6CEAII.
Professor Of the Diseases of Women,
hAe been In extensive and successful practice for up
wards Of thirty years nj his present oicca fact that
speakA for itsclf-and Is known 10 thousands Of IA
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ST. LOUIS, NO. :.
6URES ALL DISEASES WITHOUT MER-
~ eafy. and 10 the sRoRfEsf TINE ross,nLr.
be being the disceverer Of
Vegetable Remedies
That will eradicate I'll traces Of disease.
Scrof01os Cancer Comsusm ptiOu
AstAmas 19Ae0mao1sm. DDyspepsiu
Nearal9la, Liver Ce@pl.ist, Sick
nneadache, OrOpSy. skin Erup.
elo0s, 11e9ee nD6seaoe Daunelfcc.
Chrenlc 1Dlarrh~a, piles. lDclDia.
Stys AgUc and Fever. Fevcrs. "a.
ceraa10ns, N0ecmr1nl lsmims. II lsl.
neg ono a11 Urinary Affections.
Tho above arc few Of the numerous diseases
which speedily yt,ld to his great Vegetable Medi-
slne," Ito N. also permanently curcs all
ga RlDNllc 4 INFECTIOUS
Diseases In short timc without the use Of Mercury
Diseases OF women have also his attention All oh.
osructioRs, &C., gem0vcd.