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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-27

The Firemen's Party and Supper on
Christmas night was n decided success.
The supper hall was very iastefullg decora,
ted with fags, pictures, trampe's, frcmen's
hats, etc, while the supper itself was got UP
in a style Which, would have done infinite
credit to ATTY company Of Indies in lndepen.
dencc. 1t wa, well cooked, well arranged
and well served. What could be better?
The party in the hall was one Of the most
respectable, best netured and h~appies, as
semblages ever congrcga,ed there. The
music could not be excelled. Hook & Lad
der Co. haze thus had another triumph, re-
suiting in financial reward, as we'll as en-
HANGED reputation.
Macfarland's dramatic troupe opened a
hse-nishts season at Morse's Hall, on
Thursday evening, with the play called" The
Honeymoon,'' followed by the Commedet,a
OF "Our Country Cousin Mr.. Frederick
Book, rs Duke Aranza, in "The Honey
moon" exhibited much taste and skill IN his
rendering of the character, while Jessie
Mac.arland was the very impersonation OF
the defiant wife. sour Country Cousin :
was well performed, especially the part of
Cousin Joe, BY Macfariand. who provoked
the heartiest laughter by bis truthful char
acterization. The performances contained
nothing offensive whatever. And well repaid
attendance. On saturday night will be rem
dered the New York Ledger Romance Of
1.-The Hidden Hand TO be followed BY the
Commcde.ta " The Dumb Belle"
The school excitement.LA subsidized, and
all hard knots are being rapidly united.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-27
REFERENCES.

L, Is. Older. Independence: l.. A. Main, c.
Treasure I. j.. Marinus, Co. Recorder T..
Brewer. Cierk DIST: Court lion. l.. ". Hart
Hon. ". g.. nonnan. State .ScKa.or. T.. l.
French & Co. Cedar Falls Judge James Hurt
9th Jsdieiai District, Hon. ". u. Allison, ~
C.. 3fd DIST. Rev. Father Gosker Samuel II
Watson. Ctshire First National Bank. Ninton
Hon. Alex. Bunyon, she!lsbourgh kev. b. L
Champlin, Waterloo. na6tf
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-27

Hon. p. c. Wilcox, Pres iden John II. Camp
bell. Wee President; Hen. J. :. Woodward.
Treasuser; VIM. IL. Jossin, Secretary l.. r..
Strong, Gee2 Agent.
Directors Hon. p. c. Wilcox, Johu II.
Campbell. j. FORESTER, Hpn. A. Clark. James
Sanders. z. Stout, Hex. J. $. Woodward, 4. r..
Plane. l.. J. Curtis. Hm. II. Jsslia, c. Dewey,
l.. Miller.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-27
GcsleaT IlreSlling Machine
w.tl TAproyel Portable Power also tia Carey
P0we-.
"Swaorctqkec

Swarts & sons Belmont Double Cha
ming 1hreshiag Machine.
s~ Farmers d r. lsaaa anil adjoining
c3antie ame an1 exaasae aGc steck. I shah
always keep the hest implements Team get, and
pledge myself thai wiz always seil as low a.
tae same article arI e14iitv can te bou ,ht else-
where. II buying Maeainery fron me, you kno.
~here . gef repatFs-u4t aavin- to 20 from one
PLACE T. another T. aRaf az agents - yon have
t. with temporary agents, wAg change ysarlT.
II We sell a warranted Machine, yoa also knew
where 70 - wth il ii & Ives not perform IS
guaranteed. IS | aA permanently located hers
4al expce. u remtin "a gsn- a. " strict attrn-
tisn u hesinss and isir isal.n- ! an sustained.
Any Machine sa!d by me and warranted, l hold
myself responsible for.
u. BURR.
Inderenicaee, FL. g. l6d7. l56-aus
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-27
Terms-Payab.e in Advance.

DAILY JOURNAL, per wear. sl2 90
Elk moths. 6 %
:. three months, %
TRI-wEEELY JOURNAL. Single copy, 8 90
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" Club Of copies, -
!. Club q 10 copies, ~ W
Cin6 81 - cepies.
and one extra 60 .e'isr Up ~ ciae, w "
The setter an Of . siab Of more than hss
copies mas retain a commission u ten 30 essf.
en- Weekly Cldbs.
Remittance for Clubs aust he laase as ere
time hut sdlslirrs u'sy he made az any rinfe.
At Club Raies. after tie Cub has Been rassEs,
prov idcd . lril yesi subscription s iahen'
Money sksaif 5e-seai D Pest U9see Money Osssv
sekea Ep-tfeah{e.
A1dre. rHAS. D. WILSON, Publisher.
se. IS Dearborn SbTel, ta'esge, "
:. waggoner 4 CO. have a fine a'sor'Sasa'
efdelb!ay presents.
ANY asssa,t d geel rood 'aasq at iii' e'-
sM, ". . .siS.as ltse .aaasf sae bsttss
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKET

BULLETIN OFFICE.
IypErExDgScE, Dec. 27, 1867.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-27

through the literali'g ard appreciation Of Ito
Western realing public The Ere4tae JaH,sal his
mainta ned a circulation as large, il not larger,
than any daily paper Il .se Northwest, and il
i steadily increasing. While furnishing. 81
least, a. much and IS fresh news AZ any Of its
esteup9raries. it aims = be reliable rather than
ser sat5anai.
DaIine tie Ras: year the Jpsrsel aas enjoyed
unprecc tented prosperity, and il i cur deferia.-
n4tiea 20 make i SILL uore verify Of pubic
confidence and SUPPORT.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-27

JEWELzY z sILVERwARE.
Worth over S2,ee0. 900! Al D, he ssil for ONE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05
DIR. WeRXGNT,S
TAR SYRUP,

'Facts are stubborn thines" says the old proverb,
and IN these alone do int, nd DEAL Ia present
Ing WEIGHTS TAR SYRUP to the public All
know the necessity OF guarding against Colds. o.
Well a. the necessity for taking the proper remedies
when tie Code are upon ne. We cay, without fear
OF contradiction. that tine superior u Wrighsss Tar
syrup iof the cure Of Consum pticn, Coughs Code,
Bron, hits. ard all diseases OF the Throat and Lunc
does not exist. Below ar. testimonials from per
sons. some OF whom are known In all parts OF the
country
DE-. X. SayLroS Mackenzie, Literary Editor OF For
ney Philadelphia Prese. writes
PmLApEIrnrA, July 20, 1867.
DRAn SIx:Lsst Christmas, for the hfst time in my
life, was -uch sfiicsed BY very severe Cold with
almost constant sough and core chest. Practice
makes perfect" the proverb says. but the more
coughcd the worse did II. BY what then consid-
cred an accident, but now believe to have been a
Providence. wae induced to try DR.. WManrs Tar
SYsr, purchased from you. and was greatly relieved
in two days. wholly cured In ten II Is not unpleas
ant TO the taste. which r. good point. Many years
AGO. seading my way through an old library came
across the works Of that Bishop Berkc, ~ who pro-
phecally and truly declared, more than a century
tgO. that Westward the march Of Empire tskes lis
way, and among these were two trcatsee in which
he strongly advocated the OF Tar as curative Of
many diseases from CataRrh 90 me p1aguo wse
shen truck with the cogency Of the good Bishops
argnmeats. and IN now sure-from the efficacy OF
Dr. Wrghts preparation OF the same remedy-that
they were entirely correct.
Yours. truly,
= M Au~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05

The Gate City says that nearly $4,000
hogs have already been packed in Keokuk.
The Dubuque Times says that rnsn
named Nicholas Flynn was instantly killed
in tha. city, last Saturday, by cave-in OF
earth.
The Gate City says that c. K. Peck,
Past Grand Master of Iowa, has returned
from q long trip to the gold regions Of the
Upper Missouri.
The Marion Eeg sser states that Mr.. g.
Neighbor, of Otter township, fell dead
while a. work on bis farm one day last
week. lis death WAS caused. it i sup
posed, BY spoplexy.
Three boys At waukon, the other night,
thought they Nspsld serenadc newly mar
ried couple, and While in the act were fred
upon by the bridegroom and received .
charge of shot in their bodies. The crowd
10 revenge took the csrfiage OF the welded
pair and cut il 10 pieces.
We learn from The Iowa Falls Sentinel
that an Encsmpment Of |. o. o. +. was in
s,i.uted at Iowa Falls, last Friday week.
Its name is Occidental Encampment. No.
80. The Sentinel says: The organization
was effected by y. D. r. r. IT, Taylor. as
sisted by Judge Lampman, W II. Wether
| ly, NJ Stern, and C. y. Pinkham, all Of
Marshalltown, aud J. J. Edgington. Of Eli
dora. The prospects for the growth and
future usefulness Of this Encampment are
very hst,ering.
". Is. Lakn, Esq, who established the
North lows Observer, published ct Fayette,
has retired from The concern, and 10 sue
ceeded by r b. Wood aud o. G. Cole, botl
practical printers.
Samuel Sinnets, Of Muscatine. has gone
90 Europe. The Courier says he expects tt
be gone three or four months.
w. u. Foliett, of Clinton. says his wifi
has deserted him most cordially for three
years and wants a divorce. His wife file
. cross bill charging him with adultery, ant
wants divorce and alimony-says the Her
aid. Only 100 witnesses were sworn.
The keokuk Constitution says that mai
named Stamper, of Les county, Was throw
from a buggy recently and had his necl
broke. Another man had his shoulde
broke.
Among the good things achieved at De
Mones is q free bridge, over which the pa
pers there set up lusty crow.
The Burlington and Cedar Rapids roa,
via Wapello is almost fixed fict-and
very valuable che /. will be too.
We learn from the Bentonsport Sigma
that some villain last week attempted I,
burn the house Of Mathew Cresswell, 9
Harrison township, Van Buren, county.
The Iowa State Convention Of Universal
lists appointed an agent to solicit a $50 OCT
fund to establish college. 10 be under til
control Of that denomination.
James Pratt, one IF the Oldest and mos
; esteem d citizens Of Dubuque died recent
as we learn from the Herald.
The same paper says that the stables O
George Martin, tcamstcr, and eight horse
were burned IN Saturday night last Los
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05
s1a3!

Dear sir:-liaving witnessed Incorporation OF DR..
wright Tar syrup In cases Of Consumption cheer
fully recommend II to all persons go afflicted
JESSE X WALKER.
Fourth and Chestnut Sts Philadelphia.
.a ncmas Minmih, Butcher, in I'd st. Markell Phil
49, sutcfing two Year, with Consumption and
~ nemoragce. was induced 20 trv Wrrhl's
80 Iy,up. AVER using six bottles, health re, armed
"a steVsn. ~ n = 10 attend TO my business
Mr.. j. =. kromer.-The gross 81 Ia, Sr,n,, ,,,.
cnased anonl lnrse weeks ago i. nearly ali soid NV
customers tpeak mighty OF it. Send half rr.ss Of 4
G. 3: vansycksl. Dfuggists, Trenton, N. J.. sans
Dr.. Virgins Tar Syrup does all You claim for IL
Am selling largely 81 it. aud with much satisfaction
70 my CUSTOMERS.
wrieht's Tar Sysap b cold By all Druggists and
Country Storekeepere. Price q per bottle. On>
bottle win check the most aggravated Cough.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05

Tns Hon. J. N. Ashley, the Great In
psachlst. has testified. Where much Vas
expected noshing hes been realized, except
II . character positively damaging to the
radical cause. lie goes in on tho general
theory that the lives OF oil Presidents arc In
danger. That inasmuch ~ Harrison and
Taylor died in the Presidential harness, and
~ Buchanan was poisoned at the National.
90 Lincoln rsust have died through the in
strumen,ality Of his Vice President, An
drew johnson. That style OF reasoning
10 intensely radical enough for anybody
Ashley ought to run for the mex, Presiden-
ey---snd he elected because IL his own
theory be true. j, would save the expense
Of emplo, ing the fool killer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05

IMPORTANT HoTRL CHANGE -THE Mrrgo-
roLIrAN llorEr--We learn that by arrange
ments just completed, CHARLES w BALD
WIN, ESQ lately associated with William
L Tucaer i Co, in the joint management
Of the Briggs House and the IIough House
at the Jnion Stock Yards, has purchased
the Metropolitan Hotel, recently conducted
by John a. Baldwin and ). K. Johnson
In the new management the Metropolitan,
always well located and favorte house
with the public, will be put in excellent
condition throughout. and more than ever
calculated to win favor and patronage
John Dunbar, formerly of the Merchants
Hotel, will be Superintendent Of the House,
and George Cobb, formerly of the liough
House, and c. G. Hilton, formerly of the
Briggs House. will be the Clerks. With
these highly competent assistants, and the
advantages of substantial and important
changes secureIin the premises, the Metro
politsn will open fiesh career Of POPULAR
ty. In response to the tendcncy of prices,
and following the example of hotels through
out the country, the rate Of the Metropoli
an will be reduced TO two dollars and a
half per day. Chicago Republican.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05
Ir il amusing 10 notice the gymusssie an .

Ir il amusing TO notice the gymussac a''.
Tics that are being cut up by ths radical
rubbcr.nen OF this eye of political hckie-
ness. II 10 better than going to circus
uo,x harsh aud bitter we're these raaical
se,forners for months past-so rigid and
iufexi bic for impeachment a. to encourage
the belief that their political spine was .
rcritaS!e crow-bar. The entire party gloried
Ia the iiea and deAed opposition. II was .
clear case, and they only awaited the CON
ing together Of the prseent session Of Coz
srsss 70 eonsummats the disgrsce Of tas'l
chosen President. Said the Chicsfo Ire
byss 10 August last:
"rhsre bein, reasons now N law, ~ well
m IN fast. vhv he shouls be impeachsd,
bic Of holding Office hereafter, We hope that
Congress will resclnte'y take ho'd " Tue
work II she coming session, ana pos nun
out"
So said the radical papers all.
Presto The men Of cast iron spine Hoy
over. and reckless as to Goodyear's
patent, appear as the best elastic rubber
known 10 the trade. Perfect cmasculation
Of backbone. nay, Of every bone in their
bodies, they fly into contor,ions, and assume
new shapes, wonderful 10 behold.
Tue following extract from recent nun
her Of the same paper quoted above speak
for all the rest, ss follows:
w. protest against making hel'd W
tho legal guilt Of Andrew Johnson, or my
other p.rson dccuscd u erime, tc't o. "'e'
ity 10 republican principles: anu we warn
thoee who may propose to 30 80 OF INC con :,
sequences TO the party aud TO the country.
we protest against congress
ignoring. neglccting, and emitting tho I'm
portant legislation demanded by the coun-
try for the mere purpose Of engaging In TINS
fimpeachmentl folly"
Need more be said Who so blunt o'
intellect @ not TO discover the utter faith
lsssness Of the radical party. Who won
dcrs that the people arc becoming disgust
Cd Al their buifoonery, and anxious to turn
the impeachment table upon the impccch
ioss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05

classic AND SCHOLARLY. When Sum
uer Was in 81. Louis, as is solemnly and
truthfully aserred by the Times Of tina, city,
friend invited him out TO dine. sumner
dimes we'll. lie is not too ethereal for Il at
They went TO Lady Browns fashionable
Restaurant, where they fed for nearly two
hours ON the fat Of the land. and among
other things jssksd themselves outside Of
the following items:
-Four dozen oysters-rsw.
Two botsles still wine.
Six glasses Of ale
rous glasaes Of beer.
That's classic and scholarly, hey ond
question.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05

Tnr Cleveland Leader says: weston is
throughout marvel, mystery. The or
dinars ply laws which govern men are
y, loss VIII n applied TO him. lie eats
daily enough food to sustain three ordinary
men. He rarely, in the warmest weather,
or when waking fastest. perspres drop
If he grows nervous and excited be must
either shed tears or bleed at the nose.
After the most severe exertion, be is never
out Of brcuh. Pedestrians usually lag to-
ward the end Of days walk. Weston is
capable Of six miles per hour till he drops
ii, indeed, that should ever happen"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05

Tun Newton Frfe Press very properly de
nomnates the STATE hg's'cr al Des MONIES
the "oryan 81 The Republican party Of
Iowa" whereat the Musca,ine journal folks
and our iussy friends OF tho Gaset'g fly into
hish dudgeon OF course they are well
aware that wha, ths FreJ Pas says about
the matter is strictly true, but on the prin-
ciple that .thc truth is not 10 he spoken ct
NIL ti,nes." they very naturally tis;e up aud
agitate thor linen Nor are they 10 be
blamed Tor it, for the comparison which the
Newton paper inevitably makes is to them
far from pleasing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05

SchenclS's Seaweed Tonic This
medicine invented BY Dr. j. II SciiESsR, of Phiis-
aelphis is intended TO Dissolve the food and nahe II
into chyme the fret process o. digestion BY clean-
sing the stom ach with Schenck's Mandrake Pills, the
Tonic soon restores the appetite and food that could
not be eaten before using il will be easily digcsted
Consumption cannot he cured by Schencks Pulmo-
mic syrupunlesa the stomach and liver is made healthy
and the adprtit restored hence the Tonic and Pills
are required In nearly every OF consumption.
half dozen bottles OF the SEAWEED TONIC and
three or fonr bhIes OF the MANDRAKE PILLS will
cure any ordinary case Of dyspepsia.
d. ScurscK makes professional visits 10 New York
Boston, and mt his principal Office in Philadelphia
every week. See da y papers OF each place, or HE
pamphlet consumption for his days for visitation.
Please observe, when purchasing that the two like
nessee OF the Doctor one in the last stage OF Con-
sumption and the other az he nowis perfect health
are on the Government stamp
Sold by al Druggiste and Dealers. price 81 .sicr
bottle or 81 so the halfdozen. All letters for adv
shorlf be addressed to DR. Schencks Principal OFF
No. Is North 18th street. Philadelphia Pa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05


The following d list Of the Chaismen OF
the leading Standing Committees Of the
House Of Representatives in Congress:
Elections, Mr.. Dawes, Of Massachusetts,
Ways and Means, Mr.. Schenck, OF OHIO ;
Ca.ms. Mr.. bingham, of Ohio; Commerce,
Mr.. L. Il. Wasaburne Post Offices and
Post Roads. MIR. Farnswor,h District Of
Columbia, Mr. lnger-oll Pacific R.,lroai
Mr. Price. OF Iowa; Judiciary, Mr. Wilson.
The other members for the foregoing com
mttecs are not changed. Public Expend,-
lures, Mr.. Hubbard, Of New Jerse, Pr
vate Land Claims, Mr.. Urth, Of Indiana !:
Manufactures. MIR. Morrill,, Of Pennsylya.
mia; Agriculture, Mr.. rrc. bridge. Of vs.
esnsin; ludisn Affairs, Nj, Window 81
Minnesota Military Affairs. Mr.. Garfield
OF OHIO Militia, Mr.. Payne. Of riscons,r
Naval Affairs. Mr.. Pike, Of Maine ro,s;'.,
Affairs. Mr.. Banks. Of Massachusetts Tsr
s,,ories. Mr.. Ashley, Of Ohio Revolution.
~ Pensions, Mr.. Loan, Of Missouri: lnya.
ia Pensions, Mr.. Schrsmm, Of Maine !.
Mincs and Mining. Mr.. Highly, Of Calf rois:
rssedmcns Affairs, Mr.. Elliott, Of Mess,
ehusests Education and Labor, Mr.. Baker.
Of Illinois ; Coinage, Weights and Measures :,
Mr.. Kelley, Of Pennsylvania; Patents, Mr..
Ienckcs, Of Rhede Island; Public Build
ines and 0rounds, Mr.. Covode, Of Pennsy,
vania Unfinished Business, Mr.. Pollard,
Of Virginia Mileage. NJ. Anderson, Of
Missouri Accounts, Mr.. Broomal, o,
Pennsylvania; Expenditures. Mr.. Bank ;
STATE Department, Mr.. Arnsll; Treas.
cry Department, Mr.. Marvin, II New York
War Department, NJ. Williams, sfIndiaua a;
Navy Department. Mr.. Upsom, Of Michigan:
Posi- Ofics Dspastmeps, Mr.. Pile, Of Ma.
oouri Interior Department. Mr.. Hulbu.d.
- Nsv Yosk !; Printing. NJ. Latin, Of Ne !
Yesk |; Rstssnshmsnt. NJ. Van wyek. Of
Nee fosk Barsllsd Bills. Mr.. Wilson. d
PennsyIvania.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05
POPULATION OF IOWA. .
,rhc S-eusus Of 1897 ms Compared
with that Of 1865.
a GAIN Of i47.aii IN TWO YEAR,

From the Dss Melnes Register.
The following table IA gathered Com the
census report now in press. Thscsnsus Oh
1867 10 the first one Of which the Census
Board has been able 10 receive returns from
every county:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05

The Utas have besn invited BY Kit Car.
son to 60 to New Mexico and light the Chey
ennes. and they are going.
A very excellent vein Of lead has been
developed a. Lincoln. H.. and will be worked
= soon q the machinery can b pat in DO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05

AILrpiSo to the G.astte, when il has
been "chawing" up pretty tifectually for
several weeks past, the Iowa City Repubi-
can says: I'VE have lived too long and
seen too many upstairs spread themselves.
60 take fright readily
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05

Has yous Brother se>.r.a . C.,.,e.... ~
'ne " asmne!on LIBRARY company Of Phil.
aaeipnis, IN ala Of the kiversiea Iustituts for
educating orphanss Each Certacate cos. :
dollar. with . beautiful engravire worth
moro than dollar ~ retail, and secure, h. -.
sides, present At the Great Dis,ribu,i,n
by the Company, and IN equal chance
that the present may be worth thousand,
OF dollars. Il is wonderful and true. Read
advertisement.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05

There e nothing like DR. velpau's French Pills for
keeping the complexion fresh ard entirely free from
pimples The cause OF hich IL that il regulates the
entire female systcn Sold by al Druggists.
4 common form of Indigestion
l. oppression after eating. or depressing dnllness
Of the spirits with flatulence or a beching up Of
wind, and almost always follows Costveness DR.
HsaEisos's PYgi,TALlio LczrNeEs. give quick and
permanent relief They ara pleasant, portable. do
not require increase OF dose. grippe, and for
Constipation OF the Bove-. Piles. Headache. Dizri-
ness. Irregularities, and cthcr Female Weaknesses,
they are Incompatible.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05
STEAM
To and from the cid country,
Shortest Sea Passage.

The favorite first Class Clyde built Iron steamers Of
THE ANCHOR A.uNE
Of Transatlantic steam packet chips
Hsbemis. Caledonia, C0Mbrlas
BrltnnnIa. Column bin. KMdtn,
PASSAGE as low as by any other fret clnss line-
Theee ne ocean steamers ere cited up In every ~
poet 10 insure the safety, comfort end convenience Of
passengcre On very advantageous terms the AncheS
Line grant through ckets to and nom Oil the stafione
on the irish and Engeh Raiwaye, and the principal
eics IN the United Satee and also forward pessengefs
4c A TINS Company does nut employ runners, those
Who wish passage tckets cefdcaeee Of passage y
scud for Their friends any further fnfomaon will
please Apply any olthe Company sgeicee mfCugh-
ouS the States OF At the head Office in New York to
FRANCIS MACDONALD & CO.,
New York, Jan. lst6. Bowling Green.
j. D. EVANS, Agent,
mcns;diy Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05

Natural, Durable, Beautiful, Best and Cheapest In
" World-win give satisfaction ia ali. Principal
Wheleenle Aseufa for WRights Tar Syrup, and Kro-
ners Hair Dye In Chicago. Fuller, Finch 4 Fuller
LORD . su,teh. md Burnkams 4 Van Schaack
JOHN J. KRONER
19a ChOanus Street, Philadelphis.
suS"V oc0 GOic PrOt,rietu