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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14

The preliminary report on the treaty Of
reciprocity with Great Britain, TO regulate
trade between the United States and the
Provinces Of British North America, pre-.
pared by +. II. Derby, at the request Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury, has been pub
lished. lie appends the draft Of . bill to
extend the recent treaty for the further
term Of one year from the nth Of March
next, on the condition that Canada shall re-
peal oil duties and taxes on salt, cars. loco
motives, vehicles Of all kinds, machinery
furniture, tools, implements, soap, starch,
boots, shoes, leather, horse shoes and horse
shoe nails, harness, tacks, brade, watches,
music and musical instruments, clocks, tin
and wooden-ware, muslin, delaines, coarse
shawls, satinets, sheetings with less than
81 pound. and raise her internal tax and
duty on spirits to ct least seventy Eve cts.
per gallon, wine measures, and discontinue
her free ports on Lakes Huron and Super
ior. The said treaty for extension shall also
provide that the United States may i'm
pose any internal taxes on tho productions
Of the Provinces which they levy upon
their own products Of the same kind,
The President il authorized to appoint
two Commissioners or ENJOYS to negotiate
. treaty with the United Kingdoms and the
Provinces, either jointly or scveraliy, to
regulate the commerce and navigation be-
tween the respective territories and people
of said Provinces and the United States on
terms rcciprocally beneficial. 1t is to be
made the duty Of the commissioners to pro-
vide, If possible, for the permanent security
Of the fisheries Of the United States, to re
ceive the free interchange Of the chief pro
ducts ofart and manufacture, a well as the
products Of the forest and agriculture, and
other products, between the Provinces and
the United States to secure, if possible,
the discontinuance Of any free ports thse
may endanger revenue, and the assimilation
Of duties ON articles taxed on the two coun-
tries and the removal Of all charges for
lights and compulsory piiotage, and all dis
eliminating tols and duties, and for i'm.
proved navigation between Lake Michigan
and the Mississippi, around the Falls Of
Niagara, and between Lake Ontario. Mon
treal and Lake Chainplain. All s.t;cles
produced in any Of the Provinces. which.
under the provision Of the treaty for exten
sion, IL made, shall be freely admitted into
Canada from the United States, shall du
ring the year Of extensioa be freely admitted
70 the United States from Canada. if pro.
duced in that country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14
STATE ITEMS.

The Abba Union is in favor Of the Lecis-
lsture giving bonnty of 41O0 to the draft,
ed men from this State wio served in the
army.
Marshal Heatherton and W. L. Smith,
who were shot in the attempt to arrest the
counterfeiters at Mount Pleasant, are reoov
ering As rapidly q could DO expected. The
escaped villains are still It large.
Benz. Fcos Was killed at gairviev. Jones
county, ON the lst inst, by being crushed
between tws saw logs. He was ridisx -
tribe Of log, which rolled over at : siding
place, against apother, crushing his hips,in
hdtt'ols manner. So sayslthe Anamesa
Eureka.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14

~ - - NJ - ~ -
One hundred end fosr divorces wsrs
Fastsd n Masioa eeunty, lndiAna. lAst
70; o.. = w.. .A.... 800. |.
less, only 1ss. 400 sssable y sigd thdr
hang II II - u
The cold weather in January killed .
large number Of peach trees in New Jss.
10y. - ------
Out Of 800, 900 persons married In Eng
land in 80 nv la ~ wsce 49, tqsip
their names.
A female seheol teacher, Of s.. Louis, was
recently nosd @25 for whipping one Of hsr
pupils.
The t}nStor Il a. erandest and most el..
pant hospitality in Washington 10 Senator
Morgan, Of New York City.
BY order Of Gen. Hooker The uiliiAsy die-
tsicts in New England, and that q Meth.
ern and Western New York have bssn dis
continued. III u
The ooufsctiouess II Paris haee agreea
with missionary society - iuDsee extracts
from religious works 10 their on-bons, in
stead u osntinental notices.
Prince Kofirakine one Of the wealthiest
Russian noblemen Of Tifis, recently CON-
mitted sui :ide, leaving 70 his widow - %.
tate estimated At eight million dollars.
A man proves himself ct to 70 higher who
shows that he 10 faithful where he IL. A
man that will not do we'll in bis present
place because be wants 70 get higher, 10 1t
neither where he Il, nor yet aboveit.
The Trumbull Gallery Ct Yale College
will be torn down % soon % the new art
building il ready 70 receive the pictures
The memorial building, in honor Of the Yale
graduates who died during tho war, will
probably be built upon the site Of the gal
lery.
The Archduchess Maria Theresa, of Aus
tria, marricdilast year 70 Duke Phillip. Of
Wurtemburg, has just been delivered Of
twins, a boy and girl. The mother and
children are doing we'll.
Two Of the robbers Of the Concord
(MAss.) National Bank have been arrested
and 81 69, 900 Of the stolen funds recovered.
In leveland, O., the cost of internal rev
enue collections last year was ! per cent.
| In the Ohio district Of suyahoga, Summit
aud Lake counties, the amount collected
| was So, 900, 900, and the cost Of collection
was about $4,000.
Father Cleveland is now the oldest cler
gyman in Boston. He is % years Of age
but is still active in his duties He was On
Office holder under Washington.
Gen John B. Gordon, late Z. S. A., has
erected five steam saw mills at Brunswick
Ga, and will soon have 60 ship loads o
lumber for shipment.
San Francisco went crazy over snow
crowned hills around it, on the 9Th of Jan
uary-a very rare sight over there. TIM
winter is uncommonly severe all through
the Pacific States. Snow and slcighinl
abound all through Nevada and Utah.
Nebraska wants to become State. Hel
territorial Legislature has formed a Consti
tuition preparatory TO application to Con
gress to be admitted into the Union as
State. 1t is to be submitted to vote o
the people Of the territory. June I'd, wher
IN election will also be held for State Off
GERS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14

u ~ s1ejtt u ~ ~, - nsgs par-
o1sG1Akly Nsw Yssk, thees \ . lares sxoess
= hbssssa Ths ia1sx Il ehnp lassr liso
uag4 s1u1esf 2sssusiay ssases shgptsl
- psisss, asait Avin ssdsiS "a alStst
iaaasdtillty sbs tAss eagaepd in napua
0pos00sat n sasa enough - enjsy ~
seaSesls Il lie. II great 1aay easss, Il
will y struggle b obtain ~ dsliessiss
ssquioies b naintain even . standing a
ssepssaability - which The nsst co.,
~ labsese y entitled. The constant
stzsan Of laborsn from Europe vim make
hbsr sAsap f. ~ merely hAnual employ.
nsots, end - necessity Keep ths hboring
naa poor - IL end Of his days, unlsss b.
seeks some other locality in which to obtain
employment Nov there Il sn opening for
III these surplus lsborers-s call for this
extra amesnt Of muscle and sinew. The
Wsst 10 deficient ofhbsress, and has plenty
Of uneccupisd room fos thousands. The
want Of I'll kinds u skilled and unskilled
labor d. sorsly felt 10 Iowa, and the rest Of
the States composing the great northwest
alse Sssl ~ searcity Of help. TO these
6taess ths lAbosing men Of the cities should
80 In order TO get remunerative employ
msnt. The mechanic and laboring man who
can pay his way West should do 20 1t once.
and they should turn their backs upon the
place where naught Of cheering character
10 to b found Tor them. s'Out West" there
10 plenty Of work 1t remuneratise prices.
Besides this there are cheap lands, clean
cities. and healthy villages in abundance.
Another thing should be done. Those in
want Of labor should unite 10 bring out such
- are anxious to obtain employment, on
such terms - will b mutually beneficial to
both parties. In this way plenty Of help
can b secured ct living rates to eli concerned
For the past few years the want Of labor
ers has crippled the operations Of our far
mers. The return Of the soldiers does not
supply the want, because the increased
number Of acres put under improvement
mora than absorbs this class Of iaborers,
and leaves the want ~ great a. it ever was
The surplus from the great cities Of the
seabcard, or tho securing Of the emigrants
- they arrive in our country will supply
this want. The great majority Of those
seeking our shores from Europe, this year,
will b Of the laboring classes, who come
here to better their condition. For the
most part they ere industrious and frugal
and will DO desirable acquisition to tn.
laborers Of tho West Some effort should
bs made TO bring due proportion of these
emigrants to the rural districts of Iowa and
thus secure sufiiciency of muscle to dc
the necessary work Of the country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14

!, The NJ. Sterling Record tells : story Of
pertinacicus goblin, that appeared in that
vicinity every night, and winds up q fol.
lowa:Akl.41. s413I-s>l Z LCc-2sLG
last Wednesday night shout 20 believ.
eis repaired tol the Iplgrsl and--saw the
ghost. en- chip who hid more pluek than
t4e balance mustered up courage enoush. To-
discharge the csstents Of bl..harrslsd
shot gun ct the supposed myth. As soen
% ne tired the gun, and befcfV the asnoke .
cleafed sway, be had succeeded ia reschins
hs comrades, nearly frightened to dsstS.-s'
Tho crowd finally concluded 70 ventutsl
close enoagh to discover, IL possible. The 10.
ture Of thS horrible object. They did "a.
vsnce, and upon nearing the object discov.
go that eams ,mischissens psssso hsi,
amown . sheet over small busA, aad tb1f,
= sne internaa thing was 20 utterly devoid Of
seef - mot even 10 duck when shet 4 -
Some rich scspss hsrSs ssuakSA in and
= fsIp AZ ia ss s:4 n: "a ~ rs
RID have Nm ~ Ia eitcSlstjSn 4 M
ahb liAte1 AfSx cf ~fach - u, ~ ~ XIX
- sd&e 3Atdfs lihs,' Shouid Sf IS -, 4,
scarcity Of local items, haecSh q =.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14

They very mild and pleasant in their operation.
yet more prompt and eectua in cleansing the system
from all bilious putrd and irritating matter than the
various other pills IN general They will be found
much superior other pills the diseases in
cident to the WEST Families try them
TT Price 50 cents per box Forty Pills in box.
" Sold ut DIR. EASTERLYS Family Medicine
Sture If Third and Chestnut Streets st. loas,
Mo, and at 50 Madison street, Chicago, Ills.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14
Or. Easterly's 4.
UNIVERSAL FAMILY PILLS.

For the Oure Of Bilious Diseases, Sick-head.
ache, Loss q Appetite, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Oostiveness, Jaundise, and al
arrangements Of the System where an
Aperient or Cathartic medicine is required
THERE Is SCARCELY ANY DISEASE IN WHICH
purgativc medicines are not more less required
and much sickness and suffering might be prevented
were they more generally used. In the WESTERN
STATES, where Bilious disea ses generally prevail,
QatAartc medicines are indispensbl No person can
- we'll whils astive nlt a body prevails besides
II soon produces serious end often fnfal diseases,
which might be avoided by timely and judicOus use
Of proper Catharic medicine
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14

01O1 ~ COU0A7t
N. CADTH3sO
O. o y g. H b AIS AM
W.T.. 4edks. 80, 49,
&!:s!s::: q s:!!!!::ii3;iS;; II:
TUE MOST PE3SBCz. PLBAeAN9 AND
4 eaeacioa6 remedy ever discovered fer I'll
diseases Of the Thresf. Chest ed Longs. h
n. Carriers Cough 1alsaaiii.1
Tsss asaisiss i.ssaistssy sF0Pstbs c0T0fl
mucuous and foul matter from The cir passAGe),,
gives ease in diflesh ADepthing, 4lafs the i1ftAi
ton Of the Luna Ns6 s6bcts s,igk6ADY C0R4,
BY soothing and healing Ill Pulmonary Organs.
-. CaeuaeseCoogh Daasao -~z
bpursli vekseabos il il Ingredients, end per.
fettly harmless il its qualities, and - mild and
pleasost - ths post dsisaes cordial. II hes bses
4 general ~ fer ftas lest Ten years.
r. 9 WnNTE9 CoU0n. -
TIE h.rsh dry winter Cough, ~hies s1l,e.s OLD
PEOPLE - fugaliae In . low 0taoe - heo1tp,
cen be e6sslsal1 cured By The Ne Of 49, u
Dr. Careers Ceagh Dalsan. Il,
II werms, nosstsss ~ stimulates the whole
breathing apparatus, and imparts new life TO the
emaciated system. lnnsdisss stsshtion sAOuld
be given 70 M 1st astn@@
Coughs, Cslds, ard Diseases Of The tanes,
Reader. have you Cosgh. Cold, sr ssy diseees
Of the Lungsf DO not neglectit. Delay il dan :
gcrou1. 4illions die asoually by 1eeaecting .
csmoos cold. Coughs snd colds, n NOT cured in
their early stage lead to Consumption, and then
perhaps 70 ap early death. Be advissd u tne
aad procure . ence that celebrated reoe1H- p
y. Carriers Cough Da1san,
Which never fails to cure Couahs and Colds in
fe~ asys, and has cured thousands upon thous-
aud Of cases Of Consumption after ply sicians and
I'll other semedies had iailsd, and the patients
had been given up TO die. This Balsam is the
most perfect and inGallibs remedy for ~ diseas-
20 Of the Lungs known to the civilized world.
N. B.-Ask for Or. CARRIERS COUGH BAL
SAM and take nothing else.
Price rs cente for trial bottle, large bottles
q, 80 per bottle.
sod q d.. RAsrRRLY 4 CO.'S Family Mod
ialhs Stsrs, sernsr Of Third asA Chestnut Sts.,
ST. Louis, Mo-. and at their branch Store 20 Mad
isoa street, Chicago. Ill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14

Can be recommended to the aniicted with TIE greG
est confidence. believing them far supefice any Oel
pills now in For Liver Complaint and Dyspep-
ia these Pills really Invaluable. They cha1ae e.
vitiaed sccreons Of the stomach and liver producing
heaty action in those important organs. For Female
Complaints and habitual Costiveness, they have nc
equal. They be used at all times with perfect
safety in Bilious, Intermittent and Remtent Fevcrs
and al complaints when pnrgativc ia required
These Pills ARE PURELY VEGETABLE in their in
gradients and perfectly HARMLESS in all their dual
ftiee and are designed TO be
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14

DIR. SANDERS
I H r EE MIN UTE SALVE
Will cure Corns, Warts, Moles, Ringworm
and Toothachc in from Three to Ten Min
utes.
Why will you eufer the excrnciatinR and toensnt-
ng pains from Corns and Tootbac he when
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14
DR. EAsTERLY,s
A NJ ERICAN LINIM.EN r

VIII Cure Bruises, Sprans, Cuts, Wounds, Nheurns-
usm, contracted Tend0ns, 6wclled Joinfe Pnln or
weakness IN the Back, and all Local OF seated Pain
u Ia Is the BEST IMMINENT ever Oqasea fhe pub
ainuse themseises to the ysy bonss and give ~ snf
It Is the most cfhcacious Lniment eves invested =.
FO8 1oOR9ES AND ANlMALS.
II VIII Cure Strsins, Cuh bruises, Chases, Galh.
Scratches, SPAWN, Ringbons, OF any Woand -
Bone or Muscle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14
Dr.. Sanders Three Minute Nalve

Will give you instant relieve TRY H.
III Price % cents per bottle.
Sent to all parts Of the country by mail On rcctt
Sold at Dr. EASTERLY'S Family Medicine Store,
corner Third and Chestnut streets St. Louis and "
Madison street, Chicago
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14
Or. Easterly's
DIARRHEA SYRUP

Win cure Diarrhea, Dysentery, Summer
Complaints. Collie, Cholera Morbus, and
oil arrangements Of tn. Bowels, either in
Children or Adults The most pleasant
and effectual remedy ever discovered for
the Cure Of Bowel Complaint is
Dr.. EaSterly's Diarrh@a Syrup,
II has been thoroughly tested and found IN nNFAIs
LIABLE CURE for these dangerous complaints. II 10
the best medicine in the wsrld for Children when
teething. Price - cents per bottle.
~ Sold at DR.. +. EASTERLY 4 cos. Family
Medicine Store Third and Chestnut Streets
st. Louis. and ~ Madison street. Chicago, III.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14

The indications from Europe are that the
emigration to our country will be greater
this year than ever before. The troubles in
Ireland will cause thousands to seek our
shores, unless the Irish Republic" should
be established, an event not likely to hap
pen. From Denmark, Sweden aud Nor
way, the indications are that some 1000
Will come this year, and from Germany,
according to the best information that can
be obtained, there will be swarm Of in.
duserious people greater than ever before.
There are many causes which operate on
the European minds, and send that people
across the ocean; among these is the result
Of the war Of the rebellion, tho rc-estab
lishmcnt ofthe authority Of the nation, and
tho display Of strength and resources We
have made. They settle beyond
dispute that tho United States arc
to be continued in power stronger
than ever before, and that I'll future attempts
at rupture will share tho same fate Of the
recent one. Tho nation has established
the fact that the destiny Of this country is
to be the protection and hope Of mankind,
and under this belief the people from the
over.fnll hives Of Europe will flock to our
shores, confident that they can here obtain
the protection which has been denied them
in their own country. There is plenty of
room for oil who feel disposed to make
America their home and broad acres of as
rich lands ~ tho sun ever shone upon, open
up to them chance to make themselves a
home, where they can enjoy privileges and
comforts to which they were strangers in
the land Of their birth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14
Dr.. Easserlw's :
VECETABLEs PAIN KILLER

Hs ~uaS dTe M W St2msSe. C!a9ps q. 6pans,
or Bowel Complaints, Nervous Affections. bin or
Agne 10 the Face Psintcr Collie, and in TACT wher-
rs ever 4 is applied pain ealnet .niA B
9sesse above enumerated, or from any other cause!
DR.. EASTERLV'S PAIN Killer.
1Ais medicine Il perfect antidote Tor Ali. fAfSs
and is used internally and externally. with never fil
ING , s1c 9; +, T rp ntcs eess p Iotl~
corner o. Third aoa Chestnut etssetn 81 i1nis IA
and - Madison sefeoR. ChicagO NJ. n 1T 100
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14

Tho civilized world will soon be in very
broad grin At the refusal Of the bottled But
Ter to be uncosked by Gen. Grant. just
at present, however, the people Of the
Uuited States have glorious monopoly Of
tho fun. We oil know how Gen. Grant.
for the better preservation Of the Beasts
remains, put them into bottle and corked
and wired up the mouth with great care
There 10 nothing unusual in this process
Of disposing Of the bodies Of dead reptiles.
All Of US have seen. snakes and curious
fishes preserved in this way for q very
long time.
But the Massachusetts, verres did not
like being taken down from that lofty glib
bet, where the verdict Of Christendom
hanged him 10 ehsins three yeassagc. He
pre- ferred creaking in his irons, and swing.
Ing to and fro in the open air, to being
eorkad sp in The 1srrow confines Of bot.
IL. He has been in the bottle for three
month"; end his friends, the IA iicals. have
naIed in the matter Of the promised cork
screw. tft
0snssal Grant. however, feeling some
eenpassion for the unhappy creature, de.
ternined to uncork him ! few days ago.
Selecting ~ essk- screw Of ., eoovishl en-
tsrtainnsnt ct his residence in Washinr.
Ton, no gently knocked Butler, and iuyi-
.eo o'm to meet few tfiends Il his resi-.
oencs. But the vindictivs Beast sent back
. most savage rsfind, swearing That no one
Win Tie blood Of . Giant. in his veins
snssA sneork him. upon my ptstext
whatever. MAessspon tina Iiesteu.nt.
General, smiling good humor.dly. corL.d
tn N1laadss ~ Adaih, ana rsp|sslO q, 9
ens shelf with : large assestnsnt Of me-.
ssevsd snakes, toads, insects, and other con
gsnial Esptilss. D :. - b-Ih'~ ! .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14

Dr.. Easterly's AnOFieap Lininent
that i speedily Mfes ~ WONT WOUNDS. bonSn
NAN and BEAST, ajtel all other Lniments and RENE
dies fail Price . cent? per bottle =
- Sold ct Dr.: b. EASTERLY 8 Family Eedicfne
Store corner q Third and Chestnut stect1 St. Ioss
and w Madison street, Chicago Ills, ~ -, =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14

Hon Cczfztrrron.- III We understand
fright Tie srand ebjset FSf ~ NJ tariff
1Hs h, give ths British nanuAssursss
fFsstnss isthls country-.tetriuk tbsm in
s'spstiaea vim our ovp industry. ",
wee'd ~ Do this. ut vsald diperiuisa>s
aeainss foreign prdauessshds timulst. co~.
psttiss = Asas, bsllsviks that = 5, The
v'ssse tping Il our pSoias. Wefconsis.r
y 1por 1eliegb hsids 10 SsupJk I(ion IN
49, - 1T q - hsa1lk, NbSH ~
= sssss 80 = tks;ees yaisS NH b. "a,
~ ~ :aes: Y: sssss.y.,. s''s'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14
ia REMRMDRR 81 i
That thls nI!ltsrs \ NJ Aleshs1Is
CONTAINS no nun o. WHISKY. 4
I'D Oaa't mAks DsuAhsrds, ts
mo- a. NJ But IS TIE .sr +.
BEST TONIC In the WORLD
4aaHEm as9s as ---.- h9sT. M
READ WHO SAYS sos
READ WHO SAYS So.

Fnon fnn HoH. THOMAS h. FLoRnxcB.
faon Fns Hon. Tn0nAs B. FLosRxcs
Fnon m Hon. TnunAs h. ftOnRAoM.
4, sesH Washingtep. ian let. 1854.
Gentlemen, Having stated il verbally 70 you,
I have no hs6isatie4g II writing The 1ast, thas l
sxperisncsd marked benefit from yoar HOof-
land's German Bitters. During : long aud te-
dioss session IT Cougrsss, pfss7no md onsreus
eested the use Of the preparation l have named.
tuok his advico, I'D the result vae improve
ment Of health, renewed energy, and that psrtic-
ulnf relief % much needed md obtained. 9th
srs may be similarly advantaged ifthey dssirs 70
b. Truly your friend.
.5G THOMAS \. FL0RENCB.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14

n.aII1A 90 = EN3VATE M .ysso rs
an - s.ftsi.,sm .SaSA3L.iA II dza TIA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14

Priucipsl Office and Laboratory II It the T. 3.
corner a SixTH sud COMAERQE Streets,
Philadelphia. where al letters for advice or bus
mess Should be directed. %3l'i aug =! .~
he vii - found theirs every 8ATVkDAY,
profess onally to examine luugs with the Respi.
r6naeter, for which bis fec 10 three doAdrs; I'll
Aavice tsss.
DAY. rom . A. n. 70 . r. II. i-g
f. At The MARLB HOTEL, Boston. Janu-
ary ls sdd 10, Feb Is and 10, April 10 and 70,
May l7and IS, June ~ and Is, July 10 and 20.
The line for my being il BAETmoas ard PnTs
Bun0 will be seen in the daily papers Of these cit
les.
The H,sto,yof d.. S0ssnck's own Cess, end A0s,
IL rds cured Of ConsvMctt0M.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14

Wholesale ONCE; lo7 South Fif.h street. asss d;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14

= PHAGA0lELR M1A.4V
Also furnish Burr Machines, Card Clothioe
Heealesi PleaegeA 6huttle8 sRltDg. bst11S-
Sp0Ols. &c.
h 4: pueDusH. p. Z. GAGS. \. 1. N0ULrou.
.0STA Hs<hntrv'l1l1 ~ I'm "a ts6RDaAl
q stselds' payenPort WOODEN Nls; e. the
Burlington wooren' Mills; and q the No!ins
1voolen Mills. feb13-dKvtf