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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-08-09

yF Post Office, Raleigh, N. c.,
February "a, 1866
The mails will close follows, on and after
this date:
Western, daily, at ............. 7.30 P. NJ.
Eastern, I" .,............
Northern, " C ,........S
Carthage every TUESDAY at 5000.
RoXboro " "Wednesday at. 1.30 &C -.-
Leachburg" I" at..... g"
Office hours from A. NJ, to P. M, during
the week, and from Sto 9. 80 A. NJ, on Sundays.
All letters to be delivered in the United States,
heads of Executive departments of the govern
ment, or heads of Bureaus therein or to chief
clerks of departments, or one authorized by the
postmaster General to frank official matter, must
be prepaid one full rate, or they will be sent to
the dead letter Office at Washington, D. G. -
-'."t A. MILLER, P. M.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-08-09
HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Improved Rose-Wash,

Improved ROse-wash,
Will radically eXterminate from the system Dis
eases arising from Habits of Dissipation ut little
expense, little change in diet, incoaanennce
or exposure completely superseding those IN, an-
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-08-09
wHIsKEy

10 RARpp, WHISKY
o,,o ~ DHnhELS CORN WHISKEY. OF coon
quallty, which we will sell low "OOD
june Ill B. P. WILLIAMSON e. 70
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-08-09
IMPORTANT TO 49, :
l. COTTON PLANTERS,

WE HAVE RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT
XO,OOO lbs. Bacon Sides, which we are in
s s 10 trade off for Cotton, at the rate of
TON, to be delivered by the 10th of October
he XII a. ,o,. B. P. WILLIAMSON & co.
J az ioOo- d-tf
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-08-09
ToBAccoI TOBAccoI Tca Z.

all grades BE F13f-F7 = 0'---.-D AoBACCO,
quo lbs. Durham and other Smoking Toho
june I'll B. P.WILLIAMSON e. &C
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-08-09

NON " Wee sps lsi,ssN Resident JOS. s. CAN
0''''s'''; w. B. GULICK, Cashier.
G99h nts asp ssD.a SILVER 5,.s:R com, EXCHANGE
bought and sold Also. nncn nalroad securities,
Agent for the sale Of Revenue stan money,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26
The Head at seiche1lew
strange STORY.

From . London Letter.
Ii APPEARS that some OF tho Rchclicu
family papers, lately come 10 ligat. disclose
eli the fact that the great Cardinals head
was preserved apart from his body. The
question which thereupon arose was, what
had become Of the headf Immediate search
was ordered to be made. and no expense
vas 10 be spared in the effort TO recover it.
After several IA -nths research the head hes
at last been found II. the pos ession Of an
ancient family in Bretagne. and forthwith
sent TO Paris TO the M,n.s,crc dc rlnstruc.
ton PuoliQue. Those who we're present At
the opening Of the box described the head
o. being in Z wonderful state Of presetva.
ton. The eyebrows, whiskers, imperial.
and mo ,stacne are Of . reddish color end
quite perfect; one eyel,d vas closed, the
other open; the flesh, Of course, was black
II bore something Of the appearance Of .
mask, but not at Ill unpleasing. A tele>
gram was Immediately dispatch TO the EN-.
peror Napoleon, asking, "What was to be
done With the defunct Cardinal p II is
feared that ordsrs vail DO Issued for func
ral. say forced because there are many
who would infinitely prefer having the head
preserved above ground, that they might BE-
allowed 70 starr 1t il to their curiosity
content What would this once creates,
man Of Europe have said. or rather, wha,
would he have thought, tor most probably
be would not have said snything, had .
profit sorsteld HIN in his days Of glory, the
journey his heed would have to lake some
centuries after his death, enclosed in Z com.
mou packing case and tOsscd about In the
luggage van Of an express train, whrlinx
along Il the rate Of forty miles an hour!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

Another new magazine for children 10 an
nouUced to be publsshed in Philade.phid, to
BE- edited BY T. >. Arthur. and to be entitled
The Children's Hour. With the Riverside
xsgaziss for Young People, prom,sed b.
Hurd L Houghton, Oliver Optics Our Boys
and Ciris, and Miss Seavern's Eosng Amsr.
icas's Magazine. Ill to be started this Au-
sumn. and the many juvenile periodicals a.
ready In existence. glut Of this kind Of l,s.
eratuso seems imminent.
The late NJ. John Van Buren, was noted
for IN ''inflnits Jest" Az an instance Of
bic wit Il 10 told of him that he Vas oucs
angsily accosted BY . sutton whose case he
he'd 6sest0sown, with, IL bslisve, SIR, you
would take fee from the greatest scrundrrl
On earthr' gss6efuy, ~ dear sir." hall
whispessd vse Barren, with veil affected
concern; "waik asids With me, II you please.
Nov. cir" pssseusiag his ear to the man,
tell me Whist you have bssn ioIoer'
A singular case u tl>sift and industry 10
exhibited id he csss ofa negro q Mobile.
A. Who. last week deposited 10 The Freed.
mans Bank ESQ 10 gold, which be had
oeen accommodating 10 years, and which has
been buried the last two years, - also in
the instance Of anothcr. 100 years Of age,
Who deposited S700 Of shs suomer's safn>
isss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

The annual report Of births in Massachu-
sets is out, and the annual remark is being
made upon the disparity betw the nu =
Der Of children born to native and the num-
Der born 70 foreign parents. The Boston
Adrertiser gives . table showing that ia that
city the number Of children born whose pa
rcnts were both natives VI the United States
vas 500. making 24.75 per cent Of all the
births. THIS ratio Of children Of native pa
rentage i lees than It WAS in 1864. when it
WAS 1898 per cent Of the whole increase vt
that year. The births Of children Of Irish
parents in 1854 made 40 per cent. Of the
whole number, while in 1866 this class had
tncren:sd 70 AZ 50 pr cent The number
o. births whsse both parents wese fseien
born wss 1886, or 6l.7O per cent. Of the
whole numbsr. At this rate the irish will
soon have aiken" Massachusetts,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26
Reasons why the
AMERICAN WATCH
shade at WAlTHAM, Mass.

Is HE BEST
II Is msde on tho hest principle Iis frame IL com
posed Of SOLID PLATES. NO Jar can interfere with
the harmony of its working and no sudden rhoch ran
dsmsgc Its machinery. Every piece h made and I'm
shed by machinery itself famous for its novelty. n
well for Its ectiv-Lessl and is therefore properly
nance The watch is what all mechanism should he
ACCURATE. SIMPLE, STRONG AND ECONOM-
ICAL. Except some high grades. too costly for gen
sral use. foreign wstches are chiefly made by women
aud boys. Such watches are composed of several
hundred pieece, screwed and rivetcd together. and
require constant repars to keep them in any Kind Of
Order All persons who have carried ''sncres" lc
pines AID "EnslsA Patent LEVERS" are perfectly
we'll aware Of the truth Of this statement
Attic beginning Of our enterprise more than 10 years
ago. II was our first object to make thoroughly good
low priced watch for the million, to take the place o.
these foreign impositons the refuse Of foreign fac
tories. which were entirely unsaleable at home and
perfectly worthless everywhere.
How well we have accomplished this, may be IN
derstood from the fact that after 90 many yeals Of
,ublic trial, we now make MORE THAN HALF OF
ALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED
STATES. and that NO Others have ever given such
universal satisfaction. While THE department Of our
business is continued with increased facilities foa per
feet work. We are At present engaged in the msnuac
turc OF watches OF the very HIGHEST GRADE
KNOWN TO CHRONOMETRY, unequaled by any
thing hitherto made by ourselves. and unsurpassed
~ anything made in the world. For this purpose We
have the amplest facilities, We have erect an I'd
dtion 10 our main building expressly for this branch
Of our business, and have filled Il with the hest work
men In our service. New machines and appliances
have been constructed which perform their work with
consumate delicacy and exactness The choicest and
most approved materials only are ueed and chal
lenge comparison between this grade Of our work and
the nnest imported thermometers. We do not pre-
tend to cell cur watches for than foreign
watches but We do assert without fear OF adic
ton that for the sAnY MONEY our product /. ncom
parnOly superior All watches, Of whatever grade
are fully warranted, and this warrantce II good at nj
world.
CAUT!ON.-The public are caut oned 10 buy only
Of respectable dealers. All persons selling counter
fets will be prosecuted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

T>nAINs LEAVE POkr BYRON A. FOL
hsii 80 izpts.s ,.so A. ~. daily. tsuns.ys
ss:ssSssa Eaprsss 1895 A. n, daily, ts.n.
xceommcdsiles s.soP. n.
Anssvs ~ PoaS sYnox.
Mail a.1 sxpssss 7:so r. n. daily. tSundsys
esssnSss. Espr.se las r. n. daily.
Aeeomeodatiea $50 A. n, daily. (sundsys
s.Ii "a s.ps.ss ,.s,i,s p... By,o. .. -.
oekee cleoe ssanss:as.s Tor Chicago AMI oil
0sssoeeaa ozpsea e.nseets u ssvsnps With
Ceee1sf LAnnne ~ Dnbsquc. arriving houss
49, ~ NselAsSa llns boess.
"Uoeens Lsya" lesses davenport q An.
eeeoeeeae = rctt Byron With Ste:mbost ~
- $3.50 r. T.. ssssscsi.s ~'sh SO ~.
~ 0aeioo, Wjeh ~beodsieh Line" steamers To-
&C., 0Wse. 6Aebsyec. and nssi,e.sc.
~ oa91eo1 eeeeisa, Wish Chicago Ailwsakse
~ ~. = Ailvssksss kesosh'. Wsssesss
=, ~ -. s,,ss,s,. 9TH cS,ss,. < so,..
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MHssspseA ytak CAiesGe q noSSk osseevc ~
l1llooi0 Cesofc1 Kos1edo6A - nees1s Wsrrss
111oP1D PDlat - 0o1Dol
a oesneas - sa6en paseet ..Lsasiss. I"
- p2olqee - tegoDgh beeAs 70 ~ Peal
Wy ~ tNosok ~ l1io1Go lueshw~sserp Rail.
80 0NoGos U9aeS 81 Csdsr kapida
~ Hcse PysSa, with Chiesee RseA Island
16gooy - sosom poeAeS 1loee Ssswees
Fl1RsnasA - nssA tslssd.
t11gso vii aDd this road the chespese
~ H9e4eee y - psints In The Nc,sh~r..
~. TAH1 0upt j. a. KNAPP, Sup't
..!,, s -, psytslss. -. wssssse Ds,isies,,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

Ii Is sometimes the case that the best
Judges viii he deceived. A COW of yer, un-
promising appearance, coarse IN the neck
large boncd aud second or third rate milk
marks gcnc'a ally. will now and then t.rn out
to bc first tate; shilc another with these
marks lar ely developed. tine IN the head
and neck. and promising every way, will
prove unsatisfactory. But failure IN this
case is rare. Let the head be light, the
forehead broad, the horn rather thin and
clear, the eye clear and prominent, the neck
thin and the io'equMters very light, the
back straight, the headquarters we'll dcv,l.
opcd. wide over the loins, the carcass deep,
the udder coming forward and well shaped 7,
the skin soft to the touch. The teats we'll set
not too large nor too small, the tail long and
thin like whip lash. Such COW ought to
be good one.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

FaiESpsssP.-Ths occspasion Of ny lie
has been TO acquire the friendship Of greas
any good men. With every one found
some new talent Of the mind, or virtue 9th,
heart; and ny intelligence wss enlarged
and my emotions bsca@c more pure have
sepsstcd nv existence in that Of my friend
and have preferred the passion OF friend.
ship to that Of love; for .friendeAip can b,
partlc: pated, but lore haa bu. one object -
Friendship Is torch which will Ugh, otheI
torches without wasting itself; but love, like
sepulchural lamp. 10 ex:ingu,shed in ths
solitary tomb.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

Mr.. Elkanah Watson, the friend Of Ben
jamin Franklin, John Adams and Edmund
Burke, died IN 1853, in his eighty tfth year.
In the year 1915, he made some calculations
IN regard to the future population Of the
United States, which have SO far been ver,.
Ned IN On an astonishing manner. In 1910
the population Of the United States was Z.
23Y. vcS. Nj. Watson said:
The increase from 1870, the first census
under the Constitution, has been about one
tn'rd at one census; admitting that il viii
continue to increase in the same ratio. the
result will be as follows:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

a1orace Greeley lsr Congress.
The Repub leans a the Fsurth District OF
New Yo-k have nemi ated Hosscs Greeley
for Congress. This is the FIVE Points,
Mackcrelvillc and Corlcsr Hoek District.
formerly represented BY the rebel Ben.
Wood. end at present by Morgan Jcoss.
Copperhead Greeley's prospects OF cleo
ton arc not very Hat,ering. ~ the vote cast
in tina, ds,rc, at the last Presidential cleo
t,a,, ~r,ii shor viz.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26
.o>tern Unlon Railroad.
kIAR EnDnbuIa

- onA amer moaauy, Msy 18th.
The 0Asanse lowe will issys dock loot Of Brady
setse< Tor Post oysen. % follGws:
~ q u. H. eonnecting with train for Full
~, 0oSuaae, Dubuque, (srfivsng In Dubuque 8
AsIse u eAvinss % any other soate) Preepor:.
1asihs, - oil peista north end northwest, east
I'd anrtAsast 10 central Iowa and southern
W1oco0ein.
AZ Z =. - :. conuecting with train for So
vgnaA. Dseepost, kaeiss sad Aillwsukee md all
DeiDeo nsslh, Wses md eaet
1he following ere ths sstes Of Fare 10 points
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

Il b sid hat III. Expenditures oftvo dol
loss - hnlf would probably lave eaved
IL Bseolng Star and the Iives Of ~ -,
sooeDgUs ~ aeDestien being hosed - ~
theeey thoe The shesve in which the rudde1
chsia Wsekel wss cheap one. not guarded
With iron. anl bat shsssisse q . chain u .
ped 81 - ~ vssosl bsnns uananage-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26
Cnnnerhead minority

topperbean moIoIIsy l0,SoU
The Copperheads are divided into three
factions. known ss Tammany (Hoffman),
Mozart Wood), and Mex ssnites. s. 8. Cox,
formerly Of Columbus, Ohio, 10 the candi-
date Of the McKeonites; Morgan Jones Of
the Mox.rts, and John Morrissey Of the
Tammanyites. II 10 this triangular duol, q
great Copperhead, conflict that gives the
philosophers friends hopes Of electing their
nominee. But il We divide the total Cop
perhead vote Of l8,l77 BY three, the quo>
tent is 6.059. which is 1917 greater than
The whole Republican vote Of the district
two years ago. From the increasing
amount Of ignorance and rascslity, sin and
iniquity IN that district, we believe that the
Copper .Dohnsonites can safely run two or
three more caniidate-Thur.ow Weed. BEN
Wood aud Manton Marble, Of the World,
for inst ance-and yet assume but little risk
Of Republicaa 'snpping 10 t,sesesn them.
Greeley does not reside in the district in
which he has been nominated, but that is
no disqualification. A citizen over twenty
i've years of age il eligible for Congress 10
any district Of his State. regardless Of the
part OF it IN which he may happen 70 reside.
II is said that Greeley is popular with the
Fcnians. and il would be rich joke on the
Johnsonites if they should take it into
their heads to vote for and elect him lie
has no other sablunary chance. Chicago
Tribune.
The London Comic Ncrs gives the foIlow~
ing ~ specimens Of numberlcss questions
asked By English Life Insurance Compas
MES before granting . ,licy
ibid you ever let yourself in with latch.
key las your wife ever complained that
you keep late hours, How are your poor
feet, and Gf you have any corns) who 10
your chiropodist Did you ever propose
to anyboiy else before marrying your pres
ent wdcg DO you really mean TO say that
you were never acquainted with dark lady
dressed in blue, or with r. man in white
Who is your halter ? DO you smoke a.
much MS you used .os Whers do you live
at since you moved away from where you
are now :"
Last May. Miss Greene, young girl dis
appeared from Peru, Maine, and was not
heara Of until few days ago, when her
skeleton, identified by scraps Of clothing,
was discovered hidden behind rock. She
had taken corrosive sublimate, it appears,
aud sought lonely place to die. Cause Of
the suicide unknown.
The supply Of oysters IN the Philadelphia
market is unusually large, and sell at the
following prices: Delaware Bay, from So
to s. per thousand; Morris River and other
coves. and Che sapeake plants. from Is to 81
per 900; salts. from Is to $50 per !. 900;
cuheds, Of the above named varieties. from
81 30 To ~ so per 1000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

The setual figures of the three cepsns.s
6olloWing hi estimate ven wr,,,en IN ~
NJ. Wssssa himself. the other tao are ~ !, .
Piled tfom the census reports. The close
nees a - sstiuasss 70 ~ aetual results is
- striking % % justify belief in the correct,
No. q ~ saeessdsng figures.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26
CAUToON TO LADIES.
Portuguese Female Msuthly Pin,


R~va1 Duavana axoenerv or l.uha.
ssss.ooo IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY I! DAYS.
rn.cs cssneo eno Ih msoo1 Io IN Ss .ne 9,gn
~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ..u ~ .au % uo'o
sno Ssivct' sas0 S0s sA " S1s = ~ ns
TAI ~ = =, ~ =. 1sn.Sn,
aeysl-oly 40 III Ms NeW eesE'
N N N n m r NJ ~ = ~
u He - u II a N N "A IN Z
49, "a ma-> ~
NO0s - 0D0 ~ UumO StsS
between q 4 AG0. opposite Ne.
Dae's opera Mouse.
SuRES III prsEAsEs WITHOUT MER-
I curv. end in the suosrssY rms POSSIBLE !.
- 49, a. 11rooverer of
1C-S1~NS~ n>~Aa>
v00OSoU1C EACmnCOlc0
Thss will ofadicats I'll trocee Of disease.
0e.nn- a.a,~e,.. S,~.s~-~ss...
>x,S1 OooIC0s~Scs ~ S~yosS1
49, 49, 0ye9eD.!o
NeOrOuxt0> 1slve3 GOaO ply noes Osc1o
Me0DDC0ee OropOys SKIN &P0Ud
efo00. me69e Dfnc0no. 0O0o6ace.
~ ~. GSiG ~ S-SS- Sa6o~S ~ M
V~~@ ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

Tas - number Of Fras~s Magazine
Givss - acsount Of . literary treasure re-
oeotly discovered in the PalaxIo Riccardi in
Florence. Il consists Of four large and
thick wanuscript folio volum,s. containing
The history Il tfc banking operations Carried
on BY thc Pcruzxi family from 1908 20 1916.
With the Peruzxi we're associate the Bardi,
Scali and Accisjoi. They lent enormous
sans to Edward III, OF England. which he
could not repay. and on the nth Of Jan
uary, l345. they failed-Edward, at that
period, owing them about G7Co0O. COO
sterling Of present money. These records
arc TO be edited BY the descendants Of the
Pcrusxi. The London Reader adds: I'VE
may meution that the Bardi and Accisjoli
lent money, also. to ST. Edmundsbury Al
hey, ard tat copies Of the Transactions are
stil 70 be found in the various manuscripts
Of that house, several OF which are preserv-
ed in the Cambridge University Library and
the British Muse
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

A110ocAso ROrO0O nsooster0s
NRQQPfN0- cuI-GH CURED.

WHOOPfN0- COUGH CURED.
CayuRa. Hlndc Comfy, Miss
r. AilSDca Cos-Genticmen Please send me
ssothes six dosen Of your Porous ifassers They
N great demand here for whooping cough They net
has charm. could hAve sold two dozen mis- week
u had had them. Send ~ soon as possible, and
ociigs. Your respectfully.
ts John l. WILLIAMS. r. N.
ASTHMA CURED.
Ar. Uilkaa Nay. u ~ sVring Street. New Yusi;
writes, JAN ]. 1856; fhsve been anc'cd with asthma
Tor upwards Of ten years. receiving benefit from
medical men. was advised by friend ~ try one Of
Alleosks Porous Plasters said. had tried sever
q kinds Of pssters without any hepehr ana supposed
they were All alike. Ny friend gave me one OF All
cocks, and urged me 10 nse II did 80. and have
nSw vorn them steadily for nine months. and End
myself better than have been for many years -
Agency, bFandrcth House. New York. Sold by
DfuRRfela.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26
Davenport Savings Institution
FIRST NATIONAL RANg.

open DAILY FOR BUSINESS. SUNDAYS
Oand holidays exsepted,) from . .. to p. n.
- SATURDAY EVENINGS II
rom to O'Clock. lSfsansr allowed on dspooito
Printed copies Of BY Laws and Regulations -
- had Ct the bank.
Money TO loan on good improved Real Estsas.
Heb90dwts 4. SMITH, Proo't
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26
BANKING laOUaE o.
Jaw Cooke e. Co.,
A,ne Wenn 4 pa~aau 0ae Wn~ Vat

In connection With our house, II phla1elpAie ed
q shwe at the abeve lceaton, and oGes ear eeFcsD
10 Banke, Bankers end lnveetOesf0f the 6ansocelbo
u thes 6asonces b TIL c1gy, tBe3neul p9ec11bsD
and sale Of 0OvERNAvNr SvCumSsaD, OS1C9A, D0sUo,
ANp GoLD We constantly represented 1t tie stock
Exchange and Gold BOasd, where Os1ers esos are
p omptly allied. We keep on hand fnll supply Of
GOVERNMENT SECuRlrlBS % ALL ISSUES,
buying and selling q current prices. and allowing cor
respondents the most liberal raiee themaE1 aAurdD
aps-dAwly JAY COOKE 4 co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26
CUOnMAN, HARDIN { BRo..
BANNERS.
Ne. - south Clark street.

Special and parsicelas attention esvsa - ne
ecccusss Of Country Dsaks and Boskere. O..
leclions msae on ell points IN the country. or
ders for the psFchs6e OF sale Of Ill clsass6 Of
Government Securities, Csin, Be-, ps smo9iy es.
ecuted. and purchases OF sales made IN New
York without sddisloael chsge
We keep constantly on hand large amounts
Of U. i. 7-SO's, lO-lO's and 6.90's bonds and can
On orders promptly, q the lowest RTE.
". n. W. CUSHMAN.
Late Of the Baak Of Ot,ava. III
In HARDIN.
jy1e-dea AW. HARDIN, j.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26
Worth One Million Dollars,
TO BE SOAD IA s.SE.asOu.lAu
EACH. WITHOUT RE.
GARD To VAe.l'E.

AND NOT 10 BIZ PAID FoR rtIl TOT KNOW wuar roy M
~ gfDEisE
CATALOGUE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
malfa Milton Ladies

poeeeee II. Every husband should have It, II Is sent
BY mail, price u.
He guarantees safe and immediate and eficacious
casu Of Especial dieDcnties irregularities and oh.
sesuetont. either In pereUu ny mail Isdiee from
al parts Of the United States consult him with the
greateet eOnAdeAce aAd Certainty Of eucce0..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

Collections made on all accessible points.
cold Eschange on London, lrsland snd cities
and towns Of Europe for sale
Government Stocks bought and sold.
Accounts solicited