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ceux qui blament de tells actes lors
qu'ils sout consacres par Ia Justice q
par les Cours dur rpsys. ct nous , voyous
heureux augaro le coup le plus fatal
porte au credit etfrene qui preside
aux afaires dams nos camp.gnes. cause
premiere du malaise general Oh 50
.trouvent souvent tous ceux qui s'y Ii.
wren. au commerce on / d'autres bran
ches d'industrie. Nous prenons Ia JUS
te defense de ceux ou plutos dc eelles
qui iuvoquent Ia loi pour s'abriter con.
ire Ii misers; mais. dependant, nous
subordonnons potre appreciation Do Il
mcsure l tout % qui ne touche pas 1 %
que l'on sppelle dettes ldirectes ou le.
gitimes. II est plus honteux do faire
perdre quelque chose que l'cn dol. re-.
element I son proclaim que Dc vivre
dams 10 pauvrete. 80. .,.. '..-
Nous ravous dit. nous approuvons
ID mesure en- elle-meme, mais ~ Is
l'spprouvous avec les restrictie, Men.
tionnees. Nous y trouvous l-~ombeau
du credit. de &C mauvais credit qui est
passe dams nos campagues l'etat de
eh'Dors r0ogsur. ,'veo 6. rtsuA's.
il en- . ''sezy y,7nou' 'eubls:, pour
applaudir d. /deux mains / 10 rehabi.
litatioul lrs;s droits de Ia femme / Ia
propriee. 49,.
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-Quels rsgots nous htes vous u IN msltsteur ioi,
dams CO pays:
Pardon. excuse - nsst Pc physique sppartenaos
h localitA. ars sr. 'd 's,.1 a
-Eh bien! d'od vient.il que veot-il! vous isi
avez parle! -.. ....
Pes absoumeut, mais je lai suvi.. Do loiu, % ne
caehant derriere lee arbres - .l
--Eo6u. dit Marhe, voos raves W, comment %. Il
fait?
& Mon Disu. mademoisslle % nest point que. do a
persoune. soft osteniblement NAL ht Dsueuos meme
Pourraeu trouver que est grand bel homms proprs.
ment yeu mss il vous uns 6gsre avec sss tnousts.
ehcs ct - peas enfamec. eest CONNIE qui drait uns
tete de mahomttso. Go NEST pas mon Dso GUS par ~
figure. sot 6nasmsut rspoassnt mails dee airs msis
dcs faeoos II de ci. Went d. a. IL marche sur lee
peoases. il danqus dee eoaps Dc eanne aug branches
sapprochs sourooisemsot Dc b mason Il b rsgards Of
spres quill II ben regardts rsosrs dams b patio vivs.
meat comme uos eousavrs.. Js deu,ande ussdsme 4
eest les allures dun ehrssn bien istentioust Sans
eomptsr que psrsonue % 70 paassr par Il Grille e
quill na pu siorodurs ehss noos qus par escalsde Es
pardesns tout. aosts Lsosasd % beasaut Il voix. l.
pst Psrot qu etst iveo moi pour me sOuseuit en- esi
d'atasqos.. Js n'ossrai jamais dire o. sadaus i.
JuL1s sAHDsAs
Ia sstts av oyoIksis sSn<,s,
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PAIx AUX cHAUmlEREsl


4 lepoquc Oh passait sur ID Frsnee,
ilya trois quarts Dc siecls. Ie sopme
rkvolutionnaire. vent do resurrection.
h miuistre Csmbon s'kcriait (" Guerre
aux cb&.eaux. paix aux chaumierss!! !"
Nous ne dirons pas "Guerre aux cha.
teauz!" par ID raisou touts simple
que le manoir fsodal n'exists point
ici. mails nous euprunterons ID secoude
partie de IL devise de Cambon. Oui,
paix ct prosperite \ ID plantation. I d
Erme et, pour que g vou - realise.
point d'ezpedient teudant, / devenir
obstacle, de provisoire qui sobstinc-
rait plus tard / etrs dt6nitif. es6u.
point de coolies!
Pagan. T.. ami Los;siasa;s. Il Mes.
cIaet6t Pest plas que toi. et i = y
prouvera. Mais comme on Ne aaurait
etre juge ct psrtie. d 10 p'es eepsaio.
Gu, nous sounettroos l'aAairs, 8 %
jury ni-partie blaisois. mi.par.is bosr.
guiguou. ct tu- verras quel sera seu
verdict I r
Le morcellement ct bon ct dEsira-
bic. mais il est impossible. die le voisin !;
II viendra plus tard, a.tendous. lie Chi
sois est un exeas. cree tou. EXPIRES sans
doute par Il Providence qui salt C
qu'ello fait; prenons.ls. A;nsi. c's& !
GENTLY ID belle. bourgade oaissapse.
diviske ct subdivises. daimler aux Gases
nombrcuses on diamant aux mile e.
cettes. c'sat l GENTLY qu'oo d<cretc
l'imposs:bilit9 du norcelkment: Gsst
dams Go nilieu Cd Ia pesssssiee dit
croitre da1s une proporien dfeaaant
toutes ceIles que connut Matthias ct
don't il tut efrsyt. qa'oe nous renvois
aux calepdes grecques, aux Gecles /
venir I
Ami Losis;asais. Ia u sasssss Do
nous. pour sor, cp voulaDt nous g,aei-
Ger d'sos population qui prtsssts TOD.
tcs les nuauces d. prisu6. Hab;ls
nusicieu. tu cherches st joues d din.
cutie CONNIE ls vieux Payanisi st u
adoptes par faotaisis 70 laogags d.
troucere d. temps jadia N'srss pas
ri dams Il barbe en- demaodant dsux
mille coolies risn que posr = paFoisss
6t-Jaoqsss /! 81 toutss - pssoisses d
h Loaiisps ct toss - eoutts de-
Eta,s du- Sud tproavaisst ls meme
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AekS7 DoxALpsoxvlLLs
e. .sUPERvTELLE,E Editsur du Drspsss

fr'ngale' nous n'auriocs plus qua a.
Ter ehercher tous les bipedes De Ia
rses jaune. ct peut.etre ne nous sufi:
raieut.ils pas. = .
Nous sussi. ct -aptant que qui Que
e soit, nous dtplorons d RUNE de ID
prcpritte. Loiu De suggtrsr une loi
assire. nous avons d'abord eoussille
~ issay !ase. proposition qui. no..s At.
q, ,:spportE, . scaudalis6 des coascien.
90 ssrupuleuses. Une Legislation sz.
eeptionoslIs ca favour dss malheursux
debitsurA, nous semblait equitable ct
unstable par les circumstances. Nous
avoas Dostft liustitution du Credit
FoDcier. CONNIE IN instrument de r.
dsmption ct un moyen de sauvetage.
Notss fable voix n'a pas Gu d'6sho.
Ies desintes devaient s'accomplir.
Msis les bras. dit-ou. les bras jlans,
il s'lcoulera dss siecles ct des sieclcs
svsut qu'ils n'arrivent. En- vsrisk La
uothe. Cadillac. qui recevais des "a
lions Dc mails des Iudisns, pre- tendait
que jansis b Louisisos ne pourrait
nourrir ses habitants. Au debut de
l'adninistra.ioa d'O'Reilly,' II j juste
On iasls. b Louisiana, du Goke du
Mexiqus Z St.Louis ct au-delA, ne
eowpsait qu'sos population De 1855
amos. 9aushqpslls GENTLY Cen
tilly On StJaeqoes. .-6gursie posr 900
bsbitaats- Prsnes h Louisiana De
1856 svee son territoire rebuilt, voyes
~ staiisti9ues et compares. La vallis
du Mississippi I, biep plus que d nsts.
=. horrear d. vide. ct ellie &c comblsra
De plus en- plus tapideneat. 81 ls eal,
livateur blaisois esle vignerou bourgui-
goou ou bordelais aimen, leur patrie par
ceque l. viey est tdouee ct f.cile, qu'ils
J ont less eein Dc terre ct lsur rayon
ds solea st qu'ils ont recueilli les miet.
Ees d. banquet fjodal. asaes dausres
vieudroot. L. Assvs iutarisabls de
l'emigrstiou eeus tocjours psrui nous.
source dAss lss pays Dc nj.
,lrs, rAlleusgus , h uts pesivs ct
" sssps sschaios. iIrIssds asi fait
|'opprssios britsaaiaos. VOLTA DOS deux
yrands tributaries suxqueis Jsfersoe
Davis, slssa stsassur ~ cengrSs des
E.sis Uais, rsniais he~nass daas IN
IIoqssus rtquisitoirs eeutrs 10 parti
koow-noihiog. N'sa+ee pas rAlle-
nand qui . commence NOS deffichs.
psoEs .st llrlandsis qui creust nos
,anaux! !! Posrquoi tvitaiess-ils b
Louisians st ~ autsas Etats da Sud
laas - dsrsisss temps st'ss postsisnt' !
b d prtstrsnes vsss lOoest C'sss
lo'ils ausaieos ressootrt ehss nous 10
Irsads proprittt qui les svait shssses
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EDGAR POST-OFFICC
Saint-Jsan-Baptists

l%Nos smis ct confreres sont prits
dc nous sdresser / l'avenir lettrss ct
journaux 1 Edgar Pos-O6os. Saint.
Jean. Be ptiste.' Louisisns. -,
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E. DUMEz L T.. BELOW, REDAcTEURs

d'Europe. .-,
Done l'arm9e du travail ne crai.
'guant plus Do trouver lei le serrage,
e'sst-a.dire De tomber de Charybde
en- Scylla. ct de subir Ia CONCURRENCE
de l'esclsve africain. vieudra, ct il
nest pas necessairc. pour l'attirer. de
lui odrir IN coutrat plus -ou moins
avantsgeuz Dc soeiete avec le posses
seur du sol. Les soldats De cette brave
armes feront leur temps do service ct
obtiendront naturellement, sous forme
de PrOpriete. aiusi que Ia chose lieu
partout ct toujours, en- -Amerique sur.
tout, h Remuneration de leurs efforts.
Iuutils d'imaginer ,un -y.teme d'as,
sociation, do travail en- commun. Celui
du Fourier. svec - celebre formule
du Cspital. du Travail ct du Talent,
ne vaut pas micux que ID collection
dss ordres de Banks, II 4 -ete essaye
an New-Jersey par des Americans. ct
an Texas par des FSucais, ct ma
amen6 que de cruelles deceptions.
Cabet fait son experience dams l'Illi-
nois, ct $50 commuuistes. tristes de-:
bris de rsxpedition icarienue, 81 bisu
nommts..-tous tailleurs, occupaient
rkcemment dams le comte de Chslteu-
ham. Missouri. euvirop l47 acres de
terre. espaee tout ~ plus sufisutpo
~ croiser les jambes sur leur etabli.
Ne songeons done point l conferer
aux immigrants 10 titre de socistaires
IL sont pauvres. ceux qui ont secoue
Dc leurs, soulicrs d poussiere idu sol
install. ct peu exigeants; notre mini.
MAN de salaire leur paraitra deji
lnorme. Ayons settlement uue organi.
sation serieuse 1 Il Nouvelle. Orleans,
laquelle. ii le bureau Cottman ne rem.
plit pss ID mission qu'on attend Dc Iui,
rssoivc. dirig. Ct .defraie le uouveau-
debarquS, soft l'iutermediaire entire
l'o6fs ct u demande. le travail ct. h
capital.
Ls rests viendrs par sarcroit.
Eotre adversaire en- cette question
pretend qua 10 capitaliste yankee rode
lutour Dc nous ct Va recoustruire Ia
grsuds propriete, voire meme l'escla-
vags. L'assertion ne s'accorde gusre
lvec l'appel des coolies. car sill y ]
noyen d rttAblir b discipline, u fau.
irs bien que les noirs travaillent. ct il
Vt fort inutile de les remplacer par lee
aupes: Or. il No s'agis pas Dc savoir
70 one vent b negociaat enrichi de
New. Y York on de Boston, mais d'exa.
miner se quill peut. Evidemment, tout
'ou or bien ou NAL acquis ne reformera
,oint l'sncien aselier Dc la plantation
ouiianaiss. nyaplus. 81 pavis con.
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CHURCH 4 DRUILHETss
MARCHANDS- S-COMMESSIONNAlRES
l3s. RUE GRAVIER. - Nile. ORLEANS.
~Agents pour k Tabae de Pkriqus.
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AvA VAAMVEvNS

=. Les hsbitants qui dSsirent 20 procurer
Isppareil au Rns acide sulieseux, GONNA ct
cafenfe sous 10 nom dc P>6356N RrvoLvISo
tSh;.'i;n.n; t.;,. :o1t re.p9 element invites
pour Ia olari6cation du JUS dc came, oct
Observation-Disclosures suptriesr / tout autrc.
Picinc ct cntiarc satisfaction sera donnGe
avant que 10 Placement ne soft exige.
S'adrcsser 1 PATTISON & CAGE. b.
Hou,ns, .,soisse Terrs bonne, Il.
32d. la.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-12

TRAINS LEAVE PORT BYRON As Fol-
i LOWS:
Mail ana Express 1850 A. NJ, daily, Sunday,
e1ccpted.)
Steamboat Express 1925 A. NJ. daily, (Sun-
DAYS excepted
Accommodation $50 p. NJ.
ARRivk At PORT BYRON.
Mail and Express 1880 T. NJ. daily, Sundays
excepted.)
Steamboat Express las =. NJ. daily.
Accommodation ?:2O A. NJ, daily, (Sundays
exceptcd)
Mail and Express leaving Port Byron at 1928
makes close connections Tor Chicago and oil
points in Northern Illinois and Wisconsin.
Steamboat Express connects NJ Saw anna with
Steamer lansing for Dubuque. arriving hours
ahead OF Northern Line boats.
Steamer Iowa" leases Davenport al I A. VI.
connecting at Port Byron with Steamboat Ex
press. and at +. NJ. connecting with $50 r u.
train.
CONNECTIONS:
At Racine, with Goodrich Line steamers for
Grand Haven. Shsboyg gan and Manitowoc.
At Racine Junction. with Chicago 4 Milwaukee
Railroad, for Milwaukee, kenosht, Waukegan
and Chicago.
At Clinton Junction. with Chicsgo 4 North
western railroad, for Janesville, Madison. Pra-
irie du Chen and In Crosse.
At Belot, with Chicago 4 Northwestern Rail
road. for Foot,ille, Evansville. and Madison.
AT Freeport with Chicago L Northwestern and
Illinois Central X railroads, for Rockford, Warren
Mineral Point and Galena.
AT Savanna, with steam packet Lansing, .
for Dubuque and throueh b0ats to st. Paul.
At Fulton. with Chicago 4 Northwestern Rail
road, for Chicago, Dixon and Cedar Rapids.
At Port Pyron, with Chicago Rock Island
Railroad. and steam packet Iowa" between
avenport and Rock I-lsnd.
Passengers will find this road the cheapest
~ d quickest TO all points in the Northwest.
4. &. TATE. Sup't X. A. KNAPP. Sup't
Eastern Division, Western Division,
mayl7 dit Racine. Wis. .vanna, III.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-12

kxCklIkNT WINE FOR fsMALkk.
| SPEER'S SAMBuR0 PORT WINE
Celebrated - kurspc Tor NJ ucAcinal and b~ncacia
3uatscs highly esteemed by rmincns physissans. us~d
Y EaN,pusn and Amssican Muspitai-, end by scmr VI
sait. Y. S y: T. : e.: .sssr an .rs
md building upihc sysscm. being entirely pure wine
AS 4 DlrKETj -iiiaparss healthy action ci,ps
0annde. ktl,aye and Urinary tsTHns. very hsnclrialn
It1l.y. Ton. and khcsmatic afletk,as.
no rot Grape. poa@csslng medieval prophecies snpe.
thor 70 other wine In usc and csceliens sssise
~ oil weak a1s drhttatcs prspons and tho aged and
seas@ .nprOsing the appetite and bsucastii9 hd~s
IN D once. and ycu viii sos he dsssivsd
- br sure thu stgnasnrr u AiSxxp sSxm = over
ccrk - caeh ouenS.
Sold By druggsap and all Asss ciass deacs. 49, sles
cell tho CASTElI.A IpEr MIRA NDY. d cfclee oIt
srecle snpcrtcd only by Mr. spccr. direct frcm The
49, -Issdc supplied Nv whclcsae dsuryisss IN ..,w
York. nc-son Philadelphia and - Louie And hy
A. sPkEit. u hb Whey arb In New Jerscy. irind
raj ONCE, NS VvundWay, New York
For snlc In Davenport by uAkListN kTAEks
Whoc-s'e and Retail pturrisis. rstsdiy
PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE The rruprieinrs
] cf the New Nctk Museum al Anntouy have deter
mined Ia Issue nee fou, oi their Instructive Ice
tndihyr,vsi i-tsusy rs~ms,es~ p.ciin, of Manhood,
| Indigestion. Weakness or ncpfefsior. Impotence '.
lss Of Energy and Manly Power The ~ social
and those masdirs which result ffu youth fullic
excess 81 maturity. or ignorance Of Physiology and
laws Of nature.
These Inv siuahie Lecture. have been ,hp means.
rulghtcnng aud saving thousands, and will b. fef
Waslcd fsec receipt ~ four STAMPS Nv nddrer.n
81, rctarv New York Museum ~ Anatomy and Ncdi
cinc. as sN"ss~sv New Work. mafiadiy.i
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VERY li00ap.

A tall, raw -boned Yankee was riding 4
diminuiive specimen If the donkey tribe
through the muddy streets Of Gotham; and
the animal being ,ery stubborn, Jonathan
found it quite difficult To induce him to &C
CELEBRATE his pace.
lie used the persuasive cloquence Of a
hickory stick, however, and at each blow he
would d,awl out, "Gt up, Bonypart git
up say!'
A little Frenchnan, in passing, heard,
with rage, the name Of his illustr:ous coun-
tryman applied to the ugly beast, and com
menced hcaping vol!ey Of abuse on the
head Of the offending Yankee.
"Sair," shouted the Gau, 'vo: for you
all call dat ugly beast Napoleon! BY gar,
sair. shall have &c grande salts action.'
"Git up, Bonypart was the only re-
Spouse.
Sacre monsieur, sair ! say what for you
sail call Eat vagabonc horse Napoleony'
Git up. Bonypast y
Here the Frenchman's rage boiled over,
and stamping his feet upon the pavement.
he screamed:
"Oh, by gar, shall have zc grande salts
faction! sail have re revenge | have
one dam leetlc sheep dog at my home ]
60 call him Gullaumc Washington, by
gar -
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DAJLY DEMOCRAT.

Wa qsots the following thoroughly sen
sible article from Fialss Rul'et'n. news
paper published in Galveston, Texas. We
do not often meet with words on this sub
ject that VIC can so cordially approve,
and we hope We shall not offend by
saying that Texas is not the place where We
should have expected to hear them
I'VE ore told BY good critics that ugliness
reiRns paramount 10 many Of our modern
houses. There Is truth in this observation.
The fact Is, We, % people, are not IS YET
educated 10 art Or taste. ls 10 possible so I"
educate the eve o to enable il TO diserimin-
ate at once an object in COED tasts. Children
b being accustomed to regard daily simple
ssd sasrsct designs, will gssdsally become
educated IN levs Of beauty. Accustom them
10 ses ugly things, and their instinct Tor the
beautiful viii very soon become extinguish'
ed A glance at the eye often 'eaches
child more than volumes Of books could 90:
The ideas and impressions thus acquired
are long lived, and survive beyond all o'h>
ers communicated through the senses
There is fund of truth in the maxim see.
lug Is DVtitNIUr. LUG cuuS"tiou W s"~
chld's taste begins from the birth, and II
may be cultivated in the nursery as we'll Is
in the school Of art. The lessons there
learned through the eye are imprinted IN
children's minds, and their instinct TOR The
beautiful may be quickened by the similar
aspects Of the objects which are constantly
surrounding them. We love to see pictures
adjoining the wall. We mean cheap prints.
not expensive paintings, provide they con-
tain beautiful thought, human beauty, or
. landscape scenery. The poorest house
may thus be furnished now a-days for the
methods Of multiplication Of pictures by
woodcuts. Autographs anu engravings. are
almost infinite. Children will drink in the
impression given by picture, for children,
love pictures, and carry with them the early
Impressions through life. II speaks to us
always in the same beautiful tone, and is
never out Of temper. Begin thet to cult
vate taste and art by proeurin pictures that
will convey some idea Of beauty, OF noble
ness, Of virtue and Of endurance.
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P,rrs6vRc.

CUu % OH~o
LINDSEY,S
Improved Bleed Searcher and
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
For the Cure of all Diseases
ARISING FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF THE
BLOOD. SUCH As
Scrofula, Cancerous formations, Cutaneous
diseases, Erysipelas, Bols. Pimplcs on
the face, Sore Eyes, Scald Head,
letter affections, Old and
Stubborn Ulcers, Dyspep-
sis. Costiveness,
Jauudice, Salt Eheum,
Mercurial diseases, General
Debility, Liver Complaint,
Loss Of Appetite, Low Spirits,
Foul Stomach, together with I'll other
disorders from m improper condition Of ths
circnlatory system. Asa general ton
&c, its effects are benignant, and
cannot fail to benefit where
used perseveIingly and
according to diycc-
tons.
WE OFFER TO Tuk PUBLIC MEDICINE
w which has marked Its way popular favor. roley
upon il own inertia. In shorter time than any med
Ctu~ EVER m6u0IncfuYe0--uuuf how'll nos DerOme
standard remedy for "AboyE DIsEAsss" all over the
Uniua.
Ncsd this and II afflicted try IL.
j. NJ. LINDSEY.
DrAa sin We would Just say that your
medicine ha- cured ~ scrvfula that has been
romng on for dse yearp tbs 0osh WEE eaten on th.
sdy's arms yon conld see the stnews working sh,
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very tart. Your Blassi Soarher u going ~
join RxIsToS 4 son,
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Western Union Railroad.

X. A. KNAPP,
Superintendent Western Division,
may1 6dtt Savanna Ill
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-12

Is Good building lots in the city Of Rsek
Gland, within i've minutes walk Of the U. 8.
Arsenal. Price from e2v, 10 fa5O.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-12

On aDd aGler NlOnd ~, May l1ih.
The Steamer Iowa will leave dock foot Of Brady
street. FOR Port ~ ron. as follows:
AZ = a. NJ. connecting with train for Fall
ton. savanna, Dubuque, (arriving in Dubuque s
hours in advance Of any other route) FseepOrt.
Recine. snd all points north and northwest east
and northeast, in central Iowa and southern
Wisconsin.
AZ Z p. NJ, connecting with train for H.
vsnna. Freeport. Racine and milwaukee, and oil
points north, west and east.
The following are the rates Of Fare to points
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-12
LsAies, Tahe Particular Notice.
TIE REAL VELPEAU FEMALE PILLS.

fO,itESE PILLS,
= 80 celebrated
many years Az in
Paris for the relief
of female i'r-gu-
iari,ics, AMI after
wards 81 notorious
for their criminal
employment In tho
practice 81 abortion,
are nov offered ics
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RAILROADS.
Chicago, Rock Island / Pacific
Railroad.

Ra11Toads
1856. Fall Arrangements. 1856.
Trains run by Chicago time which is iwelvs min.
utes faster than Davenport time.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, SEPT. "a. 1865.
~ and until further notice, trans will leave
Davenport daily SUNDAYS excepted as follows
Gong Esst-lst Mail train at. .......7 80, A. =.
Cd Night ex ,ress ...s 81, r. =.
Gting West-iss. Express and Mail for kellogg
and Washington, 500 A..
%. Freight Tor Kellogg and W ash
ington 20 10 Al
Sd, Accomme dation and freight for
lows City and Muscatine, 3 90 p.n.
Arrive at Davenport daily. Sundays excepted)
% follows:
From the Ess:-lst Night express at. g 40, A =
Cd Daily Ex 4 mail. s. so, ?. =.
From the West--lst Accom-. odaAion freight
from lowa City and Musss-
aee: .:.S ~ ~:
I'd. Freight from Kellogg and
Wellington .........4 - ?. =.
Sd. Express from Kellogg and
Washington. ........s l5P.n.
CONNECTIONS.
Al Chicago 9TH all Eastern Routes.
AT LaSaie with I c. X. K for Dunleith. ST.
Louis Cairo. &C.
At Pond Creek with &. b. d Z II. X. for Bar
1ington, keokuk and Quincy.
At P-orin during nar,gatiou). with Packets
for all points on Illinois River.
At Kellogg, lows City. and Washington with
Western Stag. Co.'S Stages, fur all points West
Southwest aud Northwest 1.
New and El.gant Sleeping Coaches on all
Wight trans. Through Tickets for sale and
G II. BEARDSLY, Asst Gen. Supt.
A. kIxBALL, Asst. Sups. Iowa Division.
Davenport, Sept. "a, 1865.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-12

DO1Y 1.OIIIES w ASuF
THE UNIVERSAL DOTY's WASHING
CLOTHES WRlN0ER, MACHINE has again been
with cog whcels. has taken awarded the FIRST FIRE
the fiRsr III, MIN u the MItM At THE GREAT
State Fair Of ali the North. NEW ENGLAND FAIR
~sn statcs: also the First OF tsfG ALSO At THE
rrcmum 1t the last two STATE FAIRS or NEW
Faire of the American In uAMPtHlKE NEW
-titute: AND HAS BEEN YORK. MICHIGAN. WIS
AWARDED THE FlRSrCt,SS1S. MINNESOTA.
PREMIUM BY TuEIOWA, &c. AN TOOK
CNASINot = VOTE OFTHE FIRST IKEMlt
THE COMMITTEE y Firnv sityrn pa Ar
the GREAT MEN ENt'-TNE LAST FAIkUF TIE
LAND FAIR OF isrs AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
AFTER THE MOST B0rNs WASHER using
St'Rl TESiZi>1 TRIAL. boiling hot rud- saves
OF riiE VARIOUS MA. three f.,urihs The labor and
CHIMES OF NJ MFRCUs time takes ont all N. dirt
COMPETITORS. No hands no iutid
THE ININERSA iaitno injury to the
CLOTHES WRINGEHtIothes.
wrin,t clothes alsnost dry Saiun Robinson rays
wi'uuut injury to the MOI IL our machine. after u
h.Iicafr garments, andyear'- use. If thought mote
never gets tired out ~ VI 10 day Than ever
l order On receipt n, The price
l Mrs CYRUS ". Field from places where
| Gays 1T caves rrcn, il selling We III rand one
labor without injury 10 the Washer and one Wrlngcr
/ ,..thc. I therefore most either u tn. ire nf
iccii.dly recommend it, FREIGHT eharges Family
! use Size Washer al. M. ~,
/ iWrinr-r $40; No. sWring
/ Ter, $4M.
i eN Exclusive right Of .aie given 10 the nrrt
| Responsible applicant for each town.
/ Eend for cvcniars. giving wholesale and retail
/ terms. Il. q. BROWNING. Grncrai AGENT.
| No. 32 C.'artland St. New York.
ocf2? dim Opposite Merchants Hotel
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-12

4 positive aud epeciAc remedy for oil diseaaes
originating from m IMPURE STATE OF THE
bLOOD. aad for all hereditary DISEASES
transmitted from PARENT TO CHILD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-12

SAliv ration. Rotting Of Bonea. lad Complex
ion. Aches in Bonea. Feeling Of Wsarincss.
Depression Of Spirits.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-12

Nervous Debility. Shattered Nerves. ~. VI.
tus' Dance. Loss Of Power. Confusiou Of
IN lights. Epilepsy.
Thousands who have suffered for yeass will
bless the day on which they read these liuea--
Particularly to weak, suffering woman will this
medicine prove an inestimable blessing direct
ing their Footsteps to Hope which iuliis more
than il promises