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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-17

The Democrats Of this city fired hun,
dred guns over the glorious victory for the
Union and Constitution in Californ,a. They
made music that delighted Democratic ears,
-Nsm Hampshire Pdtrief
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-17

FOR NON-RKTENTlON on INCONT1NENCE
Of Urine, irritation, Inflammation or liberation OF
TIE bladder. % kidneyf diseasee Of the PROSTATE
gAndss stone In The ealeulue gravel W nfick
duse deposit, and ~ diseases ~ bladds. ktdneye
aod Representatives,, fd&wly
o. @ln2Dio FsUW lxsnA3 DuWV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-17

Hartford, Conn.,, 10 one of the. chief seats
Of the insurance interest. Its oldest cons
panes date back halfa century, having
been chartered rs far back a. 1910. This
city contains no less than eleven fire insus>
snce sompsnies. nine life insurance compas
MES, two life stock insurance companies
and one steam boiler insurance COMPANY
in Ill. twenty three companies. The ag-
vsesate capital Of all these companies
smounts 20 the enormous sum sfover $3.50
OQO. 900.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-17

pArssss.--Beyd 4 Co, solicitors Of pat
ents. 81. Louis, officially report 70 the Dsn-
o0aAr ia following patents granted Iowa
IA Mieaeusi inventors for the week end
~ Septembss 10Th, 1857: II. L Bal
.cSnilie. Davsnport Iews, Gate; I. b.
Hsrrisen, AsQlekses. love, rover l w
mer |; T 3. Jaese, nussassae. lows ~ n>
dov Shaas; b. KiapAalss Desssee'. ioss'
p1cv Psiat; Q. .6shva.sss Aeesu.: lc q"
7sS.a fn1Iie: poeoe nehss s.. Leu,ss No.
fss5S: Hs56; ]. yaissloaghs D. Joseph
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-17
DIR. TsiyelON.

| !
~-ENTssRrittae cny Physician, as aSpcciaiist.
! &3& now in Chicago that en- be entirely
| - AvX relied upon 10 To HIN. and not sui
~ $3.50 fer that horrible disease TO remain IN
Es<4 your system. dtsfguring your race
AE{t%S and body, besides destroying your
X@3 happiness and future prospects q ne:
49, lie has made PRIVATE DISEASES
p,~~ IN ard NERVOUS DEBILITY MS stucy
ANlAF Tor the past % years. and II therefore,
the person whom all afflicted should consult no one
ever heard Of patient OF his not being cured since ne
has been in this city. Hsrepuaton has vouchers IN
all WE city papers, his patients and the nee icai ply
fession. both here and abroad, being the most SKI
led specialists here and thorough master OF ~
nal diseases. II all Others fail, don't despaI CIV
MIN call TITS only common occurrence WY. nm.
to cure such cases. HIS rooms separate or adies
and gentlemen and the most compete in the city,,
YOUNG My. Take Particular Notice.-Doctor Dig
Glow devotes much OF his time to the treatment OF
hoss cases caused by habit, which ruins pom
body and mind, unattI the unfortunate indiyiausi
for either business orsociety TIE ssd effect OF me-
carry habits or the excesees Of ripper yeafs, 10
cal and mental powers, diminish and enieeoie tne
natural feelings. ant exhaust the vital energies OF
msnhood the pleasures of life marred. the opJec!
or marrag. frustrated. and existence itse rendered
term OF nnceasing misery andrsgret Sucn persons
especially those contemplating marriage shoua lose
no time In making immediate application, as ~. "a
by his new treatment. is enabled to insure spccoy
and perm anent cure.
Consultations free and conGdential. once, no: lW
south CLARK street. cor or Monroe, half piocA Irv
the Post Office. Post lice Box 15l, chicago III.
Office houre from "A. N. to 8 p. N.
Send FOR his Guide to HEALTH" puolisned monsn
=, free of charge.
PeseaAe Remedie. the best preventive Of conception
known. 0entt0 any aAdrea fn.e n charge
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-17
Ontho Top,uost Wave


OF popularity, without competitor aud deftns coa
petition, bound 10 flourish a. long
THE GOOD SHIP TRUTH
spreads her slis nature produces ery tinted hair
or l..ne sheds liz white spIsv ON human heads,
cuRiSTADORO'S HAIR III L
wins golden opinions from all sorts of people and
never go by the board while ii is held tesira
BILE by woman 10 be cOmaly. Manufactured
by J. CHlSTADoRo. 6 Astor House. y. y. Sold
hy al Drng,ls:. Applied by all uar Drcssers.
TIE GLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH There
fore thu and dcniltltcd should immediate
IL use lIiMsoin's ExTs.Cr Bror' [d&w
Lspils receive BOX OF DR.. Velpau's Pills BY
mall sealed ftom the eyes OF the public by enclosing
dollar and six postage stamps 10 ". W. MA
COMBER Albany, NY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-17
n sukrvufcy.

Many cases arose from TIC New bank.up.
law, in which the reckless man ner Of doing
business in many of the large cities 10
shockingly illustrated. One of the most
singular Developments Of the Bankruptcy
Law is the following reported by one Of the
New York papers:
'The petition of George l.. Schuyler, to
&c adjudged bankrupt and di charged
from all bis debts, affords an insight into
the reckless mannes in which business is
conducted in the city of New Yask. The
petitioner ID a brother Of Robert Schuyler,
she former president Of the New Haven
Railroad, who left tho country in conse
quence of the exposure Of the well rernems
bered frauds in which Inc was implicated,
and died in Italy. The indebtedness OF
George l.. Schuyler is Get down at not less
than four million dollars and he swears
that he has no assets whatever. neither
landed property, stock, household goods.
wearing apparel. nor personal property Of
any description lie 10 Literally cleaned
out--a respectable upper-ten pauper and
yet from u list Of his confidiDg creditors he
appears 10 have enjoyed good credit, and
a remarkable faculty for borrowing money
Among his creditors for money loaned
are some gentlemen who enjoy the reputa
ton of cautious, prudent business men.
The brokers figure very prominently among
tho con6ding victims. prominent DEM
ocra,ic Manhatten Club politician is touched
TO the tune Of one hundred and eishtystwo
thousand dollars. One well>known broker
figures schedule for three hundred and
twen,v>nine thousand dollars, "money
loaned" Four other firms in the same
business evinced . similar confidence in
the bankrupt TO the gross amount Of seven
hundred dollars. Some sharp lawyers are
creditors for one hundred thsusand while
the railroad king suffers for over half .
million, and Govesneur Morris for quarter
OF millioHsall on the same description Of
Indebtedness. The loans themselves
amount 10 over tive million dollars.
ingenious Indian Trick.
Some weeks since party of soldiers made
a night attack on IN Indian encampment
west Of the Rio Grande, killed about dozen
Ipdians and captured some women and
children. One Of the latter, little girl, was
given TO the Mexican guide, who lived near
the fort, who adopted her into his family.
About three weeks after, the wolves were
heaod bowling oil night for two nights in
succession No one paid the slightest as,
teIton to so common circumstance. In
the morning, however. the guide made his
appearance, and stated that his adopted
child had disappeared during the night. II
appesred hat she bowling came from the
Indian friends Of the child, who thus APP
prised her that they had come for her res>
cue. She had noiscessly taken stone out
Of the side of the cabin. cra~led through.
pulled out her blankets and clothes, and
Joined her wolish friends. The tracks Of
two Indians and Of the chid were followed
for some d stance into the mountains.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-17
BIUMPHREY.S
homeopathic Specifics


HAVE proved. from the most ample experience, an
entire succcee; simple. efficient and reliable
They are the only medicine perfectly adapted to pop
nar use-so simple, that mistakes cannot be made in
using them: harmless. as 10 be free from danger
and so efficient to be always reliable. They have
Raised the highest commendation from all, and will
always render satisfaction; Cents,
NJ. Cures F'evers. Congestion. 20
," w orIns. Worm fever, worm collie. 70
3" Crying collie, heething OF infants,.... 70
4" Diarrhtpa ofchdren or adults. IS
3" DysenteI.y Gripping, Bilious collie. IS
q" Cholera-N1orbus Nausea. rs
=" Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis. %
$" Neuralgia. Toothache, Faceache, -
." Headaches. Sick Headache ...... -
10 I" Dyspepsia. Bilious stomach. rs
IL = Suppressed,sca nty painful periods 70
~ /" I.euoorrhoea or Whites ......... rs
ID " Group. hoarsc cough ............... Is
IA salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Eruptions 4. -
II rheumatism. Rheumatic pains. rs
II Fever and Ague. Chill Fever, 20
II Piles, internal and external, ........ 30
Is Ophtallnv. sore iEilamcd cycp 80
~" C.starrh. acute or chronic influences. 50
y \NhoopinScoughs sasmodic cough ~
u Asthma, oppressed. .,............. ~
- - lIar discharges impaired hearing,..... ~
o. = Scrotula, enlarged glands, ......... ~
- General debility, physical weakness ~
% DrOpsey, scaniy secretions. 20
&c :" Sea siekucss, or sickness from riding. ~
- Kidney Disease, Grvvel. .......... so
- Nervous Debility, seminal emissions
involuntary discharges, .................. 100
90 Sore Mouth or Cankcr ............... ~
-" 30 4" Urinary Ineontnuance. ............ ~
81 " Painful Periods, even with spasnis.. ~
% Stffel1fl.rss at chan5e OF Lie 1cN
80 Epilepsy. spasms. st Nitus' dance leo
"a Dipthcria.t icefated Sore Throat 30
FAMILY CASES.
Case OF SO Vias morocco case book comr $40 10
Cas- of2o large vial. in morocco. and book. $50
Case o' % large vials. plain case =. ~ s1
Case of IL boxcs Nos. to iA ~ 80 400
These remedies b, the single box are eert |
r. part Of the country. By mail express, free o,
CHARGE on receipt OF price. Address
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lCiNE COMPANY.
Office aud Depot No. Boz Broadway. New York
For sale hr every Medicine Deaer
Dr. HUMPHREYS Is consulted daily at his Office. |
personally or by letter, ABOVE, for all forms OF die
eases. decl-dcod&wiy |
HARRISON ( SrAEks, Agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-17

w., ell he attentions uf the ultra Kadi,
cls II this city 10 the following truthful
paragraph from tho Chicago T,baar:
There IL marked inconsistency in the
Hrpnhil m pAciy deyoting It's lahors TO the
,.ianlishmen: Of the personal freedom ofthe
blacks a, the South, and at tho same time
Imposing, ia the form Of a prohlbitory Law,
4 restrain. upon the dcmc4tlc and person al
aud social liberties of white men p. home.
How DO sou like il Messrs. Radicals Of
Scott county. Plnches-of course, and
mpkvr You slairia all over. Caresse, for
Africans, l,.hes for white men who WON'T
dsnk al your pump
hut MS expensive Il cost you gore last
sprtus; II viii cost you sor,r s.'il this fall
Better you 90 slow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-17
%psSe.AF. NOTICES,
II * pry.pr.prr

Throat, for t-rrh IN all IL different stages cold.
and liosrseuefs. ard for Consumption in IL different
stages.
Some letters addressed TO HOfFs MALT EA
TRACT DEPOT, - Broadway. New York, viii
prove y
Mn Hosr-Dear Sit III my letter. NJ introduction
from Paris to my medical friends in New York were
for your success, etc. e. GORDON, NJ. d.
boston. April 3. 1867.
From II u. Blocker. NJ. D.. Fsdwing. MINI
] always shall honor the truth and consider iiof s
Mali Extract Beverage 70 Health one Of he most
certain remedies that have al present for disease
ofthe Luncs.
The health ofmy medical fri-n', DR.. Cainc. suffer
'ug from Consumption. with Spgsmod.c Asthma, has
improved since us.nn H.
From j. II Barker. VI. D.. Yaphsnk.
embrace the first opportunity t. investigate q
moro thoroughly having long felt the need OF such
article in my practice ~ substitute FOR Ale and
Liquors, which are 80 much sdultcrated. etc.
Sold at druggists and grocers'. Persons wishing
agencies NJ cht apply to No - Malt Extract Depot,
Nj Brosdvay, " i. or LASGFELDT. THoDE 4
L
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-17

iufHR arc hopes Of Pennsylvania hopes
that even like California, she may be re-
drcrci fcon tho p)wcvs Of radical sin aud
darkness, The radical majority Of Il, 900
Aefnstorial ticket Of last year may possibly
DO cast down again. The true test Of the
party strength, however, WAS in the Con
gressional contest, in which the Republican
ticket came cat ! 900 ahead. To reduce
this majority to less than nothing requires
no more than has been accomplished BY the
California and Maine Democrats in their req
cent gains There is room for hope.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-17
Piles. Piles. Piles, Piles.

Piles. Piles. Piles, Piles.
Outward applications are time and money thrown
away. The only permanent cure is DR. IARRisoss
PIRisrALro IozsseEhs. They strike at the
We could Ill this paper with cures They pleas
ant never grippe. nor. like all pills. do they require
ncreaae of dose. For elderly persons, females and
children and all Others, they exactly suited. 10 OBJ
viate Cosiyensss the prolific cause of Ill health.
Quarter ola Million Saved "A Day.
One hundred thousand men now labor, with good
results who, until they used
ALLCOCkS POROUS PLAS1ERS
hsd not done a days work for years. So these plas-
tiers urc the means OF increasing the wealth Of the
nation, not lees than quarter OF a million day.
An Important Letter.
SHRUB OAk. Yorktown. \. y. Jan. 10. 1850.
7. ALLcocK h Co.--Gentenen: have been tronb-
led with lame back ten years, so rs 10 be en-
ircy helpless and unable 10 do any kind OF hard
work. In June lsst procured one of Allcoch's Po-
rous Plasters and wore !. three weeks. when found
my back entirely cured. and was able to NOV and
cradle as well as ever / could in my best days.
STEPHEN PUGSLEY.
ALLISrowS. Penn, April 4, 1865.
Messrs. T. ALLcocK * Co.-Dcar sirs Ny dangh-
ter used Of your Porous Plascrs. She had avery
bad pain in her side, and IL cu.ed her in week.
Yours truly J.v. n. HI NTER.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, V Sol
by II DruryiSts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-17

Gen. Custer il nov on trial At Fort Leav-
enworth for leaving his command without
permission. He says, in defence, that
when he returned TO Fort Wallace from his
midsummer campaign against the Indians,
be heard that she cholera was raging at
Fort Harkss. and as his wife had been left
there before be started on his campaign. he
was anxieus for her safety. and hurried to
Fort Hasksf regardless Of his military du~
slso.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-17

Other .ema, such as paper weights. cork
screws, cords. erasers, feather busters, cha
mos skins, folders. pen wipcfs, blank books,
INK stands. ,yolet machines. pamphlet
cases copy books paper files, pen racks,
stationary cases. gold pens, dies, Key -ings,
atltct cascs, lnid, six tdste. cui ca.cs.
moranium books. eombs, coi1yne, snap,
pem1de, te,iet powl>r. lannon's. are scatter d
through the book in quantities suilicieat TO
'Dppy all their friends, Or TO sc. up variety
azores in the county.
Ia til House the rule allows each mems
esr 30 mnch Tor stationery, TO be paid II
stationery ormoney, ~ lie chooses, but STA
aaHery u nishsG in addition for all CONS
IA Ices. ani tls rrsrlce is for mtmlers q
sgpllg teastlrts f-om hnt t.yai.Lsi p
capn4ltt.-s anG item tuir he att0cur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-17
TURNER'S TIC D0UL0UaEUx or
TURNER'S TIC D0ULOUREUx OR

nxverSAI VemrAisea h'uIss
A SAFE. CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE FOR
NEURALGIA AND ALL NERVOUS DISEASES
Il can unfailing remedy in Ill onscs Of Facial Neu
ral,ia often eiec;ue perfect cure in single day
No form u Nervous Disease fails 10 yield TO its magic
influence Even the severcst cases OF Chronic Ncu
raleia and General Nervous arrangements OF many
years standing affecting the entire system, are com
rle.ely and perrnantly cured by in few days
few weeks at the utmost II contains nothing nu-
rious to the most delicate system. and always be
used with perfect safety 1t isinconetant by the
best hyecians. who give II their unanimous and I'M
qualified approval Sent by mail receipt OF 81 and
two postage stamps. Sold everywhere
TURNER 4 CO.,
sole Proprictoie 40 fremont Street, Boston, Mars
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-17
HELMDOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BrCfiu IL
pleasant in taste and odor. free from all injurious
properties. aud immedate IN 4. action. Id&wiY

To Owners of Horses and Cattle.
TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POWDERS ARE
l warranted superior to any Others, or no pay. for
the Of Distempcr, Worms. Bots. Coughs, Hide
bound Colde, SC. in Horses and Colds, Coughs,
Loss of MIX. Black Tongue. Horn Dstemper &c in
Cattle They perfectly safe and innocent no
need OF stopping the working of your animals. They
increase the appetite 1--WE fine coat, cleanse the
stomach and urinary organs also increase the milk
ofcows. Try them and you will never be without
them. Hiram Noodrur. the celebrated trainer uf
roiting horses, has used them for years and
mtuds them to his friends Col. philo T.. Bush of
~, Jerome Race Course. For,ham, n. = woald not
nse them until he WAS told of what they
pn.ed. since whh he j. never without th-m lie has
twenty running horses in h charEc and for the
last three yesre hus used ether medicine for them.
lfc hes kindly permitted mo 90 re'rr any ono to him
over 600 othet references can be al til" depot
Sold hg brup lists and Sadders 1rirv = cents per
box. Depot, ~ Car'andi street New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-17
How ahcl ssubIic Treasury 5.
Nv Of United
SsGses Senators.
From the Albany Argus.

Congress continues 80 create new Offices
And increase salaries There .s sn array Of
twenty thousand Office holders connected
with the Treasury Department alone in this
country. st shis hour, sucking out the life
blood of tie masses. We have some of them
n every Congressional district laying up
from re TO seven thousand year for serv,
ices which thousand of honest, capable men
would be glad to perform 70, ono third Of
what they receive.
Congress has raised the pay Of its own
members II five thousand dollars year,
beside pllage aud plumber. This salary is
about fourteen dollars a day, for every day
In tie year, Sundays and all, and probably
more than thirty dollars 3 day Tor the actual
time spent To this should be sddej An
average Of $4,000 each year for nilesge. In
osner DAYS. Congressman took largc NUM-
Der Of newspapers on both sides ~ politics,
from their State and elsewhere, but now
they very largely commute for money
Eli InteUigsncsr.
The amount Of plumber they set 10 psst
finding out; but, by way Of illustration, let
as give some samples Of 1t upon small
scale, aud leave you to Judge uha; il must
be on large scale.
We have copy Of Senate Miscellaneous
Document Ne. "a, Thir,y.Ninth Congress,
Second Session, which is detailed state
ment of payments from the contingent fund
Of the Senate for the year ending December
3, 1866. published in accordance wi I'll an
act passed in 1912, and certified 10y }. w.
Forney, Secretary OF the Senate. IL is .
pamphlet of 81 pages, about 10 ~ inches,
in fine PRINT, giving items OF contingent ex>
penses Of the Senate, which, in the absence
Of Southern Senators. is composed Of %
members. We have added up some classes
Of these items with the following results,
which show sufficiently the character of
these contingent expenses:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-17

rnk Radicals ave sorely puzzled. Inv
ptachMent has been in their mouths for
months. They were sure to impeach.-
They possessed the impeaching documents.
Why don't they impeach. Who binders
them in the'r impeachment: The truth is,
they dent want Rcn. Wade in Johnsons
place. aud he Is sure TO 60 there in case the
latter is impeached. They remember the
case wherein the frogs pstItioncd Jove for .
new king. T.cy also isar that like the
frogs they might be PRAYING for . change
hack again
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-17

rNHDn' ihIfs i COS a 50 aba.h Ave
rnnl~ ponGE 90 " Lake 81
81 NbhH, bRoflIhR5 60 = lake st.
tanceii.nG stamp--tFecor's pntenO.
iir.t ard ,heap-. Sell Inter used no
tsrc ssiiinR Hseaed. thfce wheels
fN 'afr, date' tnr !" rt'r !rsr' ana
So Asr,,. nfa,,a ,.are..
H. 19 sr,yFISs
-S-~~r-., m D,ast,,r 4,
trrrrtiu- tr-r4fr f.pot- Is pseddInu.
ALlfN.~ hAtkLi iam Hall ~ south vi.
1,rr.a.r.. E.ueqies, pres. " s.ous,
,...- ...,s -. s II 4 j. t.,sstai,b ~
gna NJ. II .t54atai. 4, sl. ~ u tnn
lilNki Mlii.Elt rortet 81 sac : l"elth .t'
Commission Nerenant eneran.
"ARh y !. MAX " q, I'D san VA, Ws.si
ni..Et CIiApFI. 4 90 So sopih ws,srst
INWioN. rituS i MAlk - south Wstsf II
Ni,i"'i'- ~ "a ~. " ~ - ."sihoe' VI
60, v
49, '''' 80
h,'N =, n.raa,nh :.
~ Goods.
li''NT, hNRl. AXE u
hoN - Ni.fi NNN = F." NSi''M seeeee.v1
- 'oN.n w. ~. teat'f9 a"1 ""'sss No.
-; ~, ,iS,,l',i,tts, ' 80 a.. t,s,,.,,hs.
s u JAchSUS so 81 WABASH h,sea,
C,ol. y,,,,.s :. u :.atss. rsre.iR,tst.
Cnginc. Entr e0 ea M aiu. vi
Machinery lie t,~ftt. tt# I'm.
Farm. Freight < eftY ',.ru.i. waso.s.
v..,,,,,. .ra,t. .,,,,. an. az.
Wood t,@,lx.
,.z,,,,-,,r 4, 800, .-,fa.
SiAh''hll 4 h.-Al ''Es
Fire and Burglar Pro"i snfrA.
FEhN Ie.lh WiiaSf- fa'sn' -
MANN W '''tt's ~
Groceries.
DoANF PECK n 90 50 ~ Michigan Ave
,nIIp 3 nHtrGs isari cstors 10 Willard ,
,hldN Igi south Water -
EWING, Bitieos 60 ''s'ulh water -
Glass Manufacturers.
NOTHW FL ERN GLASS co window o'ssA
20 Sou'h ""
Wss.
EDWIN HU.,r & SONS st fakcs,
ss.raw.r. c,,,.. 4 ,r,....
s,r,,, n,s. S'9sa.'
rms 10y ~ w Lake u
srons AAe"Sy HnruNnre and Wagon
u,,, r,u,,,,, ".
r. n UpovYtco se,.t
'''A0
~ 'cweirI.
airs Ri,o .,o ~ I'm, M,
and Bsass Co, i4a Isks 81.
Kerosene OIL. uswu. a t:,...,,.,c
WHEELER 4 BAyLEss s. Dearl.orn s.,
ue.thcr and ssub,,r r,e,,,u.
HAiIOcK 4 WHEELER suce..-ora 10 = :
Ideson A. COZ Ill Randolph 81 after II
lsS IAko ST
Machinery Depots.
HAWKINS & JAMES Portable Engine
euar Saw Mills. Engne ia,,os. Iron Pie,
Drills, Wood working Machinery u all -
Earl sftesm Pumps &c 81 south Wen.
GREEyIrE rRo eco Manufacturer. -
~, ard dealer. 1, et.,., r,,a. ,,,,e,,t.. -
Mil. and saw. p,l,trg Wnlnu N.,hi,.
Supplies for WOODEN Mills aud siachns'
Wood Working Machinery VI all lnds-5l
oo'n y.
Millinery ava straw Goods.
u W q > NJ WAi nEKt.Li ~ z " Lax =
Notions, White Goods rna s.os!.i9.
IRVINE. JONES a. GO. tucrcesofs 10 ,HsrI
q Irvine ~ lake - ~ siairs
SEYMOUR, CATER 90 Also Fwine- -,
Hgehts ioe D'Ee'o" iApef .ohs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-17
More than NO years Of the sac.
cesslsll use Of
"Pettit's American Eye Salve."

I'm which time over zoe 900 boxes have been used)
has placed It beyond the pale OF experiment. II has
not only for diseased eyee acute or chronic but for
all cutaneous innammatons bnrns. chillhlains. cry
spelas, saFheun,. etngs Of insects bites,
Infants eoree chaes and ecabe. chapt hands, chapt
lips and all kindred lille: relieving pains. ard healing
~ II by magic. Being applied INTERNALLY, II has
never been known In engle case. to injure, ~ the
Of the COUGHING needle. Bstoury. or probe or OF
burning canstice corroding lotions and Eve watefs.
frequently does irraparahle inary TO the eve by cor
rong and forever destroying the delicate tissuesthat
constitute or envelope that sensitive organ.
For sale at Wholesale and retail At propretore low
est cash price,. STEVENSON 4 CARNAHAN.
DfuHgists aud Agents for Proprietors. Davenport
Iowa iec31-diy