davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16
Reason. why the
AMERICAN WATCH
o0ade at VVAl10AM. Mass,

is THE BEST.
II Re made on the hest principle Its frame Is COM
posed OF SOLID PLATES. NO lar can interfere ith
the harmony Of it, working 40 no sudden rhoch ran
damage its machinery. Every piece |. made and ln-
ished by machinery dteslf famous for its novelty as
well as for its ectysIees and Il therefore properly
name. The watrh is what III mechanism should b
ACCURATE. SIMPLE STRONG AND ECONON-
lCAL. Ezcept s.me high gradee. too costly for zen
eral nee. foreign watches are chiefly made by
and boys. Such watches are comp'scd Of several
hundred pieces. screwed and rivefei together. aud
require constant repairs to keep them In an, kind
order. All persons who have carried ancres' le
pines" and English Patent LEVERS" are perfectly
veil aware Of the truth Of thi> statement.
Al the beginning Of enterprise more than 10 years
ago, 1t was our first Object to make thoroughly good
how priced watch for the m,lion take the place Of
ohc-e foreign impustiOns the refuse Of foreign fac
tories. which were entr. y unssleablc al home and
perfectly worthless everywhere
How yell We have accomplished this. may be IN.
derr,ood rum the feet that after so many yeai. .
ALL the WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED
STATES. aud that others have ever given such
universal ratisiaction. while tLi department OF our
business 10 continued with ncrsaeed fac tiles k,a er
fsct work. We are y; present engaged In the manufac-
ture u wticbrs Of the very HIGHEST GRADE
KNOWN TO CHkONOMErkY, uuequalrd by any
thing hitherto made BY ourselves. and unsurpassed
ny any thing made In the world. For this purpose we
hnvc the smprrt facilities. We have erect d IN nd.
dtnn 70 s.n' main bn ding expressly for this branch
OF our business, aud have llcd 1t with The best work
mon In oiir service. New machiRe and appliances
have been constructed which perform their with
cs'nsumate dslicacy and exaciness The choicest aud
most approved materials only used and chal-
isnRc comparison betwees shie grude of mud
the Up 1T imported chsonoaeiers. We do not pre-
wstcnrs, hnt we do assert without fsar 81 ontradc
Tim that br The sASY D0eshf our pfuduct Il incu,n-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16

+. . radicals d, not hcr much 'v.c ua>
ward, Gen. Shcrss,n. They are A. lie rnst.
fuI Of him ~ thes are OF a. N. ';,snr. But
les has "Lo't al up lis sia,h aga,ns, the
latter, AID suppressed the b ak i,c wvot-
i,ten G 4, I, snnihiisss him. Blu, he liir.
hi, time. When he rcaci.-- HE sea, i.
Con res We s,sli hea in di.,inc, term
VIA: he th,nks u 0rsat In shs meantime
wsndsll Phillips y ~ let number u III
Anti Slavery ssaadasi, ,slls what he th,nks
Of Gen. Sher@an. lie says:
Shesman en- hide under no such excuse.
There 70 40 doubt he hes genius. Emerson
tclla Of Colonel Buiord st Wess Point, who
struck the srunnions 0i . cannon 30 many
thousand blows with hammer that At len
10 broke them. Jus, % Giant broke ,he
scbelIion Sherman conquered with his
brains ~ truly a. with his sw"d. lie vii.
never hr a King Log Il is vitality imp IT
an, thai his stsps toxard the Prr.iisncs
shru q be visilantiy strui,nixed. Long time
. resident 81 the ). 9TH. he has oil the rar
ro~ j,';. ~.d ah.,ud op,"ions of thst
section. He hates New England for the
sas.. :, ~. .se.,s lie i,ss TO hing bu,
cures and cont, mpsuoux cfiicism fur Mas
ta~husstt,; not, Of Course. III. geoyraphica
State. bu, the Ir,nc,pl,s. ideas end purpo-
which that nnn,c ssus in the mined . { every
man who hears H. We fear I has learned
Irsic frm tie var ngo,ed hs!li"iormcd
intensely sectional, the nr inent armed re-
s,slan ceases, he is Just. the msn to kervs
- T.. 49, inf
what ahs iss lost by asnsM 1c h. - CUT
next President. he VIII carry out u its full
fllmm on sational scale. that disgrace
ful and Wholesale surrender to J"hn-o
which only Q Nor. hrn vr0wl. thst drOw ned
even the thunder Of Niagass. frightened
him aud his comrades from completing =
After living for twenty years u the South II
iniima d relations With her leaders, nfleI
swetping Though her ter. itpty Mt thc heat
u . victorious army. aud taking the lates
survey Of her mood aud resources. he pr"
poscd TO treat the wai Ms n trol,c, and le
both scc,ions Resume, substantially, the re
lations they held befo,e the rebellion Gen
sherman Is too shrcwd and capable man I
allow II our EXPLAINING this on airy grcun
~ credulsiy or misspprrl'cnsion. Such o.
Off = sDuld have come only from . mind IN
cusa'ly Southern IL it's biss aud opinions. =
II the hot fires " such civil ~ar could no
bum this & lily and wick.d.rss out OF h'm
he is past cure. HIS clear. logical com nos
sense taught him chat honor and fnr pla,
d.msuded. While he had 10 relish lor III
plan..ci allowing egroes TO iish,. aud flun
his u ilusncs . sinst il. he confessed tha
to sd0is tho nsgro h. this struggle 70
sry puspoas was 10 give him . right TO ste
IN it for oil. and that when the fight 10 ovcs
ths hand that drops the snuskct cannot b
denied the 6e'eot; still no man has enc
heard one word from him in support OF thu
rule IL justice and fair play. Ills narrow
sectional hhe has smothesed his logic III
old. bitter astocrscy Of the sk,n still cling
"a him
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16
THE FASHIONS.


tFrrm the N. y. Evening Post. Nov. o..
The cold weather Ut November will son
dlsplsce the tslmss. basques and sacquea
maize Of silk and hight materials which have
been 10 much worn during the past two
months. For this chang the importers and
manufacturers have already made their pre-
parations, and at all he leading establish
,nents in the city the displays of wini It
are more deliberately trimmed than formerly
= the heavier fabrics with fringe and JET
embroidery. willie lace is still much used for
Thinning velvet. Every Style Of cloak is
worn shorter this winter than 'ast year.-
Though this would seem to call for rrduc-
ton Of expense. the costly trimming keeps
the psice ~ high ~ ever, am tn. average
cost Of cloaks ~ perhaps greater than ever.
ruE new oss,uKs soH CtOAKa.
The basquine. which was the prevailing
style last y.sr, will be worn BY those who
urc!.r II for 'easons Of their own, but il no
longer the general favorlte. Short, loose
| sarques. made up o, heavy material. for CON-
tort aud ordinary wear, will be the fa>hiona.
bic style; some kill he vandy ked around he
To, ON, or scolloped and ,,lmmed. or maize
perfectly plan. excrp, that there will or.
naneu,s ON the shoulders. 10 suite the taste
and means oil the wes,er. Circulars are
ALSO quite IN favor, particularly those made
wtih a military capr. which rounds IN front,
and il usually trimmed with heavy fringe
The pcplum basque, made either loose or
close hitting. to eu.t, hss many admirers, but
is better adapted for tall wear for than se.
we're cold weather. Every style has decided
variations in the mode Of trimming, to
please particular tastso.
A loose pcplain basque, made Of rich
black IN ,te' iAl. is quite . novelty. Al the
back il ex.eads but lev inches belSv the
waist. while the >,des and tfvns are quar- :
ter If a yari longer. the sleeves are ivsm.
ed Of isppels falling fsU,m the shoulders over
the arms in ing points. Il is trimmed nth
JET ornaments aud tsings. The trimming
covers the seams that join the bsok to the
>ides. aud the fringe at the back is very
deep. Il has an odd look, and wIll not bs
becoming 10 NIL figures, or all styles of
dless.
loose sacqne. quite short in front an
much teeper AT the side, aud back. il any
ether novelty. The sleeves Of thi. arc coat
sleeves, and the sacquc is trimmed with
JET.
An elegant velvet cloak il made in circu.
lar style, with long. wide ao~,ng sleeves,
and trimmed with wide point lace.
L.. opera cloaks shcse is the usual variety.
but nothing very novel Or decidedly nes.--
A beausiiul cloak is uade Of viii cloth.
Embroidered With b'ue The small cape 10
rounded 10 front. and tall Of cluny Ice OF
tends around the cape. Anoihcr style 70
blue and white striped tufled Goth. which
has q wavy app. arsnce. Il IL inside in .
short, loose -arque. without ri,,m.irg. asd
IS NEAT and pre,ty. These are oil impur ed
clvako.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16


The New Yo.k Wcrid, By the Sbllowine
as,ic's demonstrates ,hss II ispt~ssr'y to 70
REGARDED % he prese's tis Of Res 70 /
opinion. AID also Of the op'nisn Of the vsss
a.juri,y Of the voters Of the United States.
No other New York paper e,jeys that POSI-
tim:
We msy, and that without pre<umptisa.
call the attention u tire pablo I" the fact
winch has bsen esssbii>hed By the rec<nt
election. tn, the Wcr!d 10 the only one VI
the lesd,rg New York morning papers which
c.nrrc,ly rp,esents the public opinion Of
metropolis.
nur.ng the recent CANVASS the World sup
~ ,,ur, d Hoffman for Governor. whils the
L.ts~s ami Atysid sspoosssd rsaeea.
The followiag - ~ roDuk - - psu
NJ Pa. Aspaan 1sAna
Hoffman -. eo,14l 1855 100 9ss
Fenton ...... $3.50 1884 5s.l5S
II thus sppears tbss whils the World rep
rcssnss nearly lIO, 600 voters In this locale
ty, Herald. Times aud Tribune speek fos
lsss than half that numbss. AZ zach vote
reprcsssts sbeu: nine persona. tbs World.
therefore, speaks fur over . million Of per
ple, while the Times, Tribune AID HERALD
represent less than halI thst number. Nor
!. ,h,s al. The World Is not only The Or.
gan VI the inesropol,s-the reel brsi" Is veil
.. pocket of the ration-it represents ..
weli the v.st nsj rlty Of oil the voters Of
ths Ua,ted 8 atss. The figures are about
rs follows, given roughly:
Noi them IDenp0rfatic vote. 9 .OOO,OOO
Southern Democratic vote. ......l $40 QUO
Northern Republican vo,-. q AZ. 'sO''
Uuthern Rel ubli On 70 o.. 90. loo, 90
The Z nre,vsine vote exceeds BY 0ves
half IN, .iion che Republican vUte.
LIT II be understood. therefore. hereafter,
that when strangers wish 10 know The tem-
per and views otths great mass ofp.ople in
the metropolis, the New York World "a The
,mpsr 10 consult. aud a"s either The Hmss.
Herald " Tribune These papers spsak
neither f.r the !. cality they ATE printed in,
nor Tor the nation. They represent msr. y
the outlying rural districts Of tie Northern
and Western States.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16
0alorW0a erosSseces o0 aoe Q,pDee
Cedar valley.


The rsilrasd U Crasc4, in Il ssssd co.su,
~, we understand, viii be completed BY
Saturday next, rs " nave il from reliable
authority, III 4 the cars will arrive foe the
first time At that p.acc on that day. W.
will then DO only forty miles ffun . rail.
road. T,,ngs look hopeful The railroad
% nov seventy miles nearer u then it "a
I've years ago; IT this rate We will soon
have . railroad q our ewn doors. W.
understand that the engineers ere noe ma
king nee s,srssy Of ~ sss,ls iSom Cressu,
ana intend "a strike the Cedar It or bsiu~
N tchcll. Lei 10 hope ks The hs>t in thai
dirrrt;ea, end thea looA towards the S,,ush
for the railro I'd which b pusIias north from
wavcrly up the Cedar W lev. The engi
neosS 0e nos busy making sssvey nuslh,
and The right II way has been oocured to
that company a. far ~ Nashua, aid NJ
Asnssosth. the chief sagimcss, Iias adssr.
tised for proposals to build the read fron
Wsvesly to chs Staae line. The coasracss
u do the work, and ~ turnsah everything
except the iron, ties end spikes Verify thr
sks~s brighten. We VI the Upper Cedar
c"nnt J have lived in hopes for long time,
but nov it seesns that they are ~ be reali
sed, and that ~s long the sh,,ll whistle o.,
ti's locomotive. the heavy tread VI the iron
horse, and the rumbling Of heavy trains,
will ssass the dsnixens Of Cedar Valley to
resl.I ng ssnse of he importance OF their
locality, and will bring back u renewed
lie and rcsnims ioa. those Who have 81
long waited IN vain TT them 10 come.
With our ptesent n lroad tryepecen.
this section Il The Cedar v alley must css
tsneo y be The "snsces" tS~ards which IL
IMMIGRANT must send his way, ssd lssKr
sdsis,on viii Be made to our population
another . ss,sn Mitchell county No ed
must contiuus - receive the larger poe.ion
{ the nee ~ llers, whe seek h0sses in ths
Uppsr Cedar vslley. Il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16
81
W.


the ~ rrun VII m all afflicted should consult No ~
ever ard of patisitoi his not being ed since b,
has been n this city. reputation ha- vouchers Il
ell the city papers. his patients and me. cal prO
iee-ion both here and abroad being The most skill
led specialists here. and thorough OF all =.
ual disea-es II all Others tail don't despair. give
him call. II lie only cssmm.,n occurrence vi h hin
10 cure suc, ii rooms are separate or ladies
and gent lemen. and the comp etc in the city.
YouSG MEN Take Particular NOTICE. Doctor Big
Glow de otee much IL his time Ia the treatment U
th0e cases caused BY secret habit which uins both
body and mind. undtii Z the unfortunate individual
lOs either busncee sceiy. TIE rad effect u these
early habits the cxceeees of ripper ye r. weak
IN tn. debltafs the constitution. dcstry thu phys
cal and mental powers. diminish and enfeebfe the
uatura 6ee1ings. IN e1hanse the vital energieo a
manhood: the pleasures ~ lie are married. the object
" mafriag frustrated. and cxetrrce itself eendlud
term Of unccasiug 0iresy andsegret Such persons
especially thOss contemplating marriage, eh.d lUs<
no time IN making imacdiafe Application, % DR.. b.,
By bic new treatment. h enabled 10 insure speedy
and peri anent cure.
Consultations efee and conAdential Once, No. ~
south CLARK slseet, cor os MOnror, half och lsuu
the rU once fOrt o e Hnx ib4, Chicago, IN
one hnun ftum a. y. % Q r. n.
Send for his I" .uide to Health" Published month
y, free Of charge.
N B.-lAdies, send for . descriptive circal>e, q
6eoaste Re1sodle. The best preventive Of c0nce1soo
Known. Sent 10 any address FREE u cnarsc. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16

Ias Eddesesd (Nais~) Journal aanoun-
80 snst III ste lnpss slAr manufac.csiss
~ sas vn.sA STATES have l.esn cvnso: da-
ted 81 Mayer ;SnAw. Of B,ddeiord. has
go eees 81. r -. of the company O. {
The ss.ose q ds.shs ite~ ehs,,r. !.
1MeHA snce Sspesasss. 10 u ,siO o. sh..'s
halt ~ ~hsas nu0bsr u cases.
In S. Petersburg. ,ipsy people ore lod..a
ter ~ Nlkas q shs tslico ~eaaionS ana n
sovmcmlae Obliged " d. psoaaes q scsv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16

A vAluAsLs wsrx.-Mr. Slipton bed
been Assisd jsst feus weeks. when, oss
shofaihx. he found that III his shista. Bat
ons he'd besa worn By him. White pattinE
ON his 40 Gl60m oseasens. No ~ 49, -
GUITAR thought,, there not being the 1sleh,.
est ihdscss,on tkss NE Wi:s iaeoadS1 9 q.
peri ID the washing. Ailsr ushlag ne
Dire he ratified the fusoiture 10 ooke noise
on purpose b arouse his sssy Wifa So
imaeliaesay 5000 e~ss TIE blankets end
exelajneQ
: ~ dssr waet ~ ysa doineS
he del bcsately rsApcodsd. n. eS...
"cva put On my last clean shirt. and I
am 4Slns y vssh one nov for myss ~ =
"vsst ~" replied l1sS ray. ssysi
bad bstsse wash one for -. TO-"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16

Governor Jenkins in his recent meseag
. the lie .isla ure u Geosgia, allude. IN The
pur.hsse II corn in g., L,li fr he dsssi.
titu,c Il that Site. lie stats -"Throus,
the .ihera'ity Of coupa ,rs engaged in tran
por,ation by >tcs'nbo 4 and raj Rad het. e. n
st. l.o,is and Chat IN r'ga h,lf freights on
y we're chur ,ed f.r hria ing IN rn I, the
Western term nua of e - te ROAD which.
snah'cd me % exp nd IL III. putcsss. a,
least $500 al rst,.n oil / OF ,cswi-e ave
been d ,ne lie f,aher s-,tc- that ls5. 900
bus ,c,. 81 c I'm y r. ii rribltrd. be ns !'nr
ani half buslsi. {. .ac Ne C iciary r.
ported, 4 a cost III ex,.e sss incl .'isi)
ls,ls less than Que 4 liar pr bushs." IL
eesing bis sl'usien 70 THE sabjsct, The Gov
crnor spesks Of ,he ncb'e bcnefic,snce Of the
charitable societies IN other States whose fer
tile o. mpa,hies for the jc .tituse and suffering
81 Georgia resulted In munificent contribu
lions Of provisions and money Tor their re-
lisf. lie specially mentions the noble wo-
,ncn who in thcs. benefacti ms have been
,l.s chief actors. Amoas them he names
the Ladies' Southern Relief A socia'ion Of
j.. Louie, and citizens Of 81. LOUIS. acting
through comm,t,c. ~ cnnspic..ous d"ers
Of z cd works, and says: I'VE can give
them only .us ,oor thanks My liz Who
IL love and who lovct. . chrertu over bc
stow upon them q better ieW ard.
| 800
III Suffrage Question.
There seem Ia be. ulariv enough.
. mi,sppr.hension in sons AZ rters Of The
term ''impar,iai suffrage" There are pco
pie who think that il is necessarily y se.
= r'c,ed suffrage. This, Of course 10 not 90
Impartial suffrage may he u.iur Il. or !.
may be qualified. It's simply the s.,ab.
lishmcn, Of . rsle which shall apply to oil
classes and co'crs Of men alike. The rule
may exclude men ty reason Of their inabili.
Is to read or wrilc and ,his would be re.
s,riesed or qualified satf age Or it may
admit nh mc,,. without regari to sducation
and this would be universal suffrage; bu'
both would hc impair i'll suifra &c.
We believe that 'npa tial suffrage doe
not now prevail in any State except Messa
, chusetts, and there il 10 restricted suffrage
no man can vote who connot read and writ
and every man, Of whatever color, may vot
who can read and write.
There is net much In the political systeu
Of Massachusetts worth borrowing, but he
example OF impa, tial suffrage is very iikel
TO be followed universally.
, Il 10 for each STA to determine for itself
ss Ma>sat husctts To, done, whether its ,m
par,,si suffrage shall be qualified VI IN vcs
sal Congress has no more concern with
than it has with the question Of municipa
, corporation in Sia,e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16

Wsse t0rsseriy eeasaders1 insusabls. Also the
saeet Of sstisas, hals, 10th suisous to the 10y
40 mind dad prnduss some ofthe following 81.
Secss.-Ulotchea Cosatips hon. loss Of memory,
pais 10 the small 81 The 6o6k-cau be fully ~.
ssored - hsestA. (ssoUul1aaiao ffse.
Pest UADee box, 9SSA All leeeers WitA sse,np
ensWered.
P.a.-All bssisses essietlv eenaAsotial. o..
ooe hours irom Z. =. uatils 2. .. toAoAtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16
A 1.1esle n m.

Inc milwaukee iSciUtNet says:
"About month ago ragged little ur.
chin called upon one Of our L .st Waite,
street merchants and asked for loan of so
cents, for which he prom'.ed to give bis
note. bearing interest At ten per cent. The
merchant, struck with the novelty ofths
proposition. and evident straighiforward-
ness Of the boy. gave hin. the money and
took h,s NOTE, a. the boy insis' ed on giving
It. Our merchant had almost forgotten the
occurrence, when he vas surprised 10 SEE
the little fellow walk INTO his store yc.ter.
LAY and ask to redeem his note. Upon in
curry the merchant learned from the boy
that he had invested the money in papers
aud oranges, and by dillisent attention to
business had already made about $40, which
he was about placing in the savings bank =
lie had no fathe, nor mother, and did
chores 1t friends house for his heard. We
predict that hat hoy will one day b. me o.
our weal,hicst capitalists
During The Indian war Of last year It cost
the Government about one hundred thous>
and dollars apiece to kill Indians, while il il
Estimated that it cost the Missionary Board
about one hundred dollars apiece to cow. RI
h athens.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16

FIRST PREMIUM
IMPROVED
Ok eEWiNc 6.s
W. - 4 G u 1 N FL 0O
the EMYODlMENr or
PRACTICAL. UTILITY AMI
eXrREME SIMPLICITY
ysaedg psssnsee kGs Is. tss2: ,sss~vs.~Sps
psssAsss .is.s ssh, isss The c.l~srs,~ n "a NM 4
uks SEWING MAGAZINE. smh .s,ss, ! .s,. -
stsschn'cni. n,vst wonde, fui and ei-v anti, con
sn cssd Novelty il Nois in opsrs,ion' nsr.
tbe ernAtGay HCurLa, se1a with Duuuan a.
SaSats TsskAo Of ell kinds. Makes the Rurpins
0utch wore r~;ecf aud rsSstar than by hsnj.
s sGs ~.e = eAsaorain.ry r.pasy. making y
tstAes, As's. rycss. sIs,r. f,scf. rss ~ AkNdeA.
D., De-; requires NO change Of sesich n -
saA1Ao - 80 oUs ~ oapsa. ard uille ast Z -.
sno, bein9 ne 9noSeess uAczns mads, L -
eaAso she sonuu1n q erAss GAlss. aad soecsve1
~ appeevsi 81 oil The principal jousnals and
thoee Who esve usso them.
For The DrsesmaAef II 10 Invaluable fcs ~
x 100000. s = :sPpi''' vsss's r'ses."-oe-
This mschisc snrpasses oil o.hers W hsvs
aeen. ssd st~O.'S require sce.sma - saasnssaae
sss namoFUcs vistnos. "-Ls~otsss DaveupogS
With siagls or dosbis sAssoA. Il s.lsstly
yet very rapidly. With common needle. makee
We rsas!nG Glitch cHasssy like the hand sewtae
~. y. 1ttt~ss
All p~rsons Who buy or OTTER for sale imi,ssio.s
u ta'a genuine Machine. will he prosecuted foe
tntfingeis'ents an III. pssents. This il the onIv
'ow pr,ced Machine secured " patent.
single Machines seat to any part Of the coon
Wy pei EsPrsss. rsclcd 10 boz With printed
snts 1ct'"ns o. receipI u pr,ce. g. Agcnsa want.
edevrry where. Grcuiai containing Liberal II.
SucenentA sent free
Address ell Osdsse 10
FAMILY 0Gh SEW tNR
a tA-Swivl tShirs tra Nsansu Strese \ Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16
Nip the Evll N the BUD.
~. Vv1InLTaGD.
ia South Clafk Street Ch1cago. N.

Has for many years mGde the
\ tssasnsns Of private diseases he
tlbusiaass Sad study. Syphilis
)ia Ill its forass 0esse cad assie-
I suses. Psssis11afoonostisa giv.
On 70 old stand ~ caaee. which
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16
SPECIAL NOTICE.
COL TONS SELECT FlAv0a3.
or Cholce Fraiss, Spices. etc.
Deijct0sss, 0frjctlv Pure. asad -
Usr3roeeeo 0ereMlih.

EVERY FAMILY SHOULD TRY THEM.
Their great success 10 rnply because zone third a
s~e Quaut ~ Il sOfo than eq0al to the oepary Fla
vorinx Extract" and they are the
TRUE RiCH FLA TOR or THE FRUITS.
T6oSe wAo Ses1re the bese
Seek them ~ their superior navse.
Toose Who ~ lsh - n:cononsse
Seek them - their grsse strength.
DEALERs TREBLE rllBlR a LES WlTH THEW.
LOWERS OF CHOICE FLAvOlN IN CITIES
SUMNER RESORTS. AND EVERY.
WHERE. SEEK THEN.
References In ls4ib and 6-lse0dncea n 1SOe-
Sovern"fs ftSm esch of the New kagass.d Htstep:
r'ose, ssse, Literary and Basnese men, known All
oses the United Stat~s Leading Hotel Propsis1ura
md ecsiers who seek the best See circular II rcse
-~s
Sold BY Grocers and Druegists.
Coiton's E.ne Toilet articles. Nos. l, 2 ssd
8. s'sd .1ssic Eiiper, aad all he pvepora.
tons. ere cold By
HARRISON 4 STARKS, and PARKS 4 HOyRp.
nAseapost. Iowa.
chicago Wholesale Agents, FULLER, r NCH
Lick, g Market street. for all COltana Pfeiara
!ioeas BOWEN 4 BROWN. lnhpsl1scS, Or Seiec.
F1ssots. seps. o-dly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16

There IL pothiug like Dr.. vellau's French PILL for
keeping the complexion frsh and entirely free from
pimples. The cause Of which IL that It regulates the
entire female svetcm. Sold By allDr' ggi-ts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16

Sole Agent and PROPHECIES S6s upwards oftwen-
q years. Thy - se9t ~ 0ail, In ordinary let
tef envelopes, with fnli instfucsiOns and sdvicc/
Z ee143-d3w40 = ..--..s -. 80
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON


AoENTSrU AMERICAN y ATCR CONP'yY
leo 00OAWVNAv. NV.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16
INVASION
THE DRY UP acts qui. k.y an.

for pamphlet For sale BY the Proprietor, II Il
0URMlN0 rON. lDruxxise Proviaesce. H. I. AlsO
b. SMITH = DIV YER, Wholesale Agents Er Chi
caQu. Ill OEf4hdRm