Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-13

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1t ; not that ~ hsss hssstefsrs ip4ps
spsak 4 this unrivalled nAehipsy that We
alluas tuit Aesiain tssss co,dnns. bit hAv.
Ing recently bsss in PhiladelphiA. il was
eur soed fortune to meet he seat!eoanly
natufaAessD, AseseG she very kiedy
showed - thesogh their sxtsosive - -
sssdy famous nasulActsey. This b un-
quDtsssh1y, ~ lss6tss itseab1lss.sat u
shs hind In the esssty-in 1T, - may
safely ssy that y Pint q .sessilsnes aad
pssfsctiso De Lssos, Oasdisg nseAisss
spinsins Jacks Gig. spee'srs, Failing
Machines, &e., naAs By II neears Fsrbush Z
Co. ars The bsst ksown te ~ manufaetar
sfs of weolsn iahsies. y sspsrisr ~ tAsh
looms u svssy respect that no weo,sa ~
tory In he esustsy eah usspsst p sscessa
thas dsse NJ ~ thsn. The wssass Racss
y Of Jess Shields, il thiseity Is stocked with
machinery nads b Fsssssh4 0age, which
secoanAA, u Usae dsssse, f. ~ sxssa-
lsses Of his goods. They manufacturs the
celsbsatsd Csespten Loeo, upon whieAall
these 6ns Cashmere ars 0sds, which -
closely VIC With the celebrated French
Oasst.Sses. Sengidss Of the magnitude
Of the nanufaetssy may b. dawn from The
fass thAs thsg esp,pg levsr four handrsd Of
ths nest skillful spssltivss, and - eoer-
nous l. ths dsnasd fbr tie machinery that
with this i@osnes forss, their orders ne
four months ahead. The wooden mills that
are now sprinsing - ~ thsorsh ths wsst
can afford to adsPt - slhsr naks - M
chensry If they expset 70 d . prosperous
business. The 1sst machine y always TIE
cheapest, and tAas nAauiacsussd By Fur
bush L Gage i, beyond qasstiea ~ MY
beet. Fr
In connection With this matter It 10 .
pleasure to ststs that we accepted The issi-
tation Of Mr.. Wade, ths eentienanly and
efficient superintendent Of tho Camden
Woolen Mills, to visit that immense manu-
factury, which turns out goods inferior 10
none made in the United States, which was
stocked with machinery by Nessrs. Furbush
1 Gage. THIS is truly noble institution,
and the Thousands Of yards Of choice csssi.i
asrss that it turns out per day fully atless
the superiority Of its machinery and super
These goods ere thought to
come nearest to the genuine French cassi
meres Of any now made in this country In
fact, We have no doubt that thousands
upon thousands Of yards sold ~ French
cassimeres come from this noted manufac
tory. We'll, there is one consolation about
it, If the dealer does deceive . little-thc
purchases gets jost ~ good IN a-ticls a. the
genuine French, both in appearance and du-
rability-se ths deception works III to no
one.. Z j. = f. L = :
Our visit 10 these two maaulactories was
exceedingly pleasant, and ~ thadk our
friends thss fos their missy kind sAten-i
tons.
PfRsoSAL.-We understand that our
friend, Hon. Hiram Price, arrived home
from the Legislative Halls of the nation
yesterday evening. He 10 welcome back
to his home. In compliance with several
earnest requests, and in the name Of the !
people, to many Of whom Mr. Price is in.
debted for his M. Co." We urge upon
his attention the immediate necessity Of
getting up another mass meeting, for the
purpose Of addressing the people on Re-
1t is deemed obligatory upon
him thus to do, as servant of the peo-
pie. He did 70 when At home few weeks
such marked effect upon til.
and having been back l.
Washington since, it is best for him t.
speak again, and let the people know wha:
further he has learned by thia time.