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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-29

TIEMAN's LAUNDRY BLUE. FOR FAM
/ lily use. This Blue is manufactured by the
well known and old established manufacturers
Of fine oolors, D. +. Tieman Il Co. 1t is per
fectly pure, and needs but to be tried 70 be ap-
preeiated. Sold by grocers and druggists
throughout the United states.
]. n. TIEMAN. Sole Agent.
80 Penrl street. New York.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-29
BY TELEGRAPH,
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
rROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANcIsco, May %. "A Mazatlan
letter of the 18th says that nearly all the
Americans are leaving there, and also
Pusida.
The cotton crop is and has been fail
ure there for the past three years.
The State is still threatened with an
invasion.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-29

Ladies, Discard Injurious Paddings.
zTADAM JUMEL'S MAMMARIAL BALM
WI and Patent Breast Elevators develop the
form alphabetically. Depot 07 Broadway,
New York. Send stamp for treatise. Sold at
Druggists and ladies' furnishing stores.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-29
Baggage Checked Through to all Points
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.


TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS CITY
Il timel Through Express, Sundays ex-
copied. $40 am; Through Mail, 6:lO pm;
Semerville Accommodation at $40 p m; juno
ton Accomms dation, 1890 pm. Sundays ex-
cepted.
Express connects OF Grand junction with af-
ternoon train on the Mississippi Central Rail-
read for Holly Springs, Water Valley, Gren-
ada, Jackson, Vicksburg, Miss. New Orleans.
La, etc.
Mobile, Ala, etc.
At Decatur for Columbia. Nashville. Louis
vile, Cincinnati etc.
At Chattanooga, for all places in Eastern
Alabama, Geore ia, North and South Carolina,
Virginia. Washington, Baltimore, Philadel-
phia. New York, etc.
Through Nail connects at Grand Junction
with trains for Bolivar and Jackson, Tenn.
At Decatur for Athens, Pulaski, Ala, CO.
lumbia, Nashville, etc.
At Chattanooga the Mail Trains connect for
same points as Express Trains. r".|. &.
Junction Accommodation Train connects
with Express Train south on Mississippi Cen
trail Railroad.
Baggage checked through.
For tickets and further information, apply at
the office, No. IL Court street.
W. j. ROSS, Gen1 Sup't.
A. A. BARNES, GenI Ticket Agent.
S. III. SHOCK, Passenger Agent. 9-7g
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-29
A Household Necessity.
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS!

rpHE STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MA
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any other Seeing Machine ~ the World; PAT
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machines. A child can learn to work It; II
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N. Beach Machine warranted for i've
years. Persons who order Machines and find
that they are otherwise than represented, can
return them and got their money back.
AGENTS WANTED,
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NEERCANTILE AGENTS IN EVERY
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States. Men acquainted with the merchants
among the business community almost exclu-
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handsome sum by a few days work. For fur
Their particulars address, with stamp.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, May 2s.-The river is
rising fast with nine feet six inches in
the canal
The side and front wall of a brick
building on Market street fell in to-day,
burying four workmen in the ruins One
was taken out dead, two badly bruised
and the other slightly injured
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-29

Water Wheels Water Wheels !
VALENTINES PATENT TURBINE.
Y The best in use. Manufactured by Val
entine n Co.. Fort Edward, N Y. Prices mod
crate Send for circular. Agents wanted.
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DIR. o. s. PRoPAITT's
ANODYNE PAIN-KIILER,

ONE OF THE BEST FAMILY .MEDI-
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oflocal pains, rheumatic and neuralgia pains
for colds, coughs, collie, diarrhoa, dysentery.
cholera, cramps. etc. Good for tooth-aohe,
ear-ache, for fresh wounds Of every kind, cuts,
an n ieSs btss @ Sses
wasps, and of all other insects, etc.
All sold by j. L. JENKINS x CO., Atlanta.
Ca; also by BRADFIELD & CO.. Lagrange,
Ga.
Prepared by o. s. Prophit only, oOvington.
Ga.
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THE FAYETTE FALCON,
PUBLISHES WEEKLY.
By 8. q. & J. L. SPARKS.

At ssmeryille. Fayette County. Tennessee
Tsrms-sS.oo per Annum, IN Advance
U,HR PROPRIETORs WOULD CALL .THR
attention Of business men Of Memphr %
THE FALCON a. an excellent medium iur
rivine publicity 10 their business. Circulatine
IN a section q country, from which Mcmpal
rived from advcrtising in lie columns viii a
once Be seen.
EaTEs OF ADrEnTlslNe-
One square ~ ten lines, or less u - lor lrsi
fusr-ffrr. and is cents for each subsequent IN
sdrfidn. special Notices. n local column, -
,enfs rar line. The usual rcducieon VII ne
made on monthly and yearly adFeriife-
rnrrir. e0l-dl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21
osrrmks Of Two Nlmd.wOmem-
Ghey liet iaso q Ased mad SEA
IL

Aoout O'Clock on Saturday after. DON
an alarm 81 lire was gwen from the corner
oil Snelbs and Broadway, caused by the
burning OF bed IN two story br OK house
on Cia, street. between BrnsdSay ami L.u-
,el. belonging t. Frank Loriel. the upp,r
story Of which was occupied bv two Ger
uian women. named Caroline and Ann T.
Liebcrt. When the hre was discovered. iii,
nsig;bors at einp,sd TO enter that portion
OF the houc occupied by them, but found
the door fastened Upon forcing open The
duo and entering, the two women we're
Cund ino,e Of the r ;oins, standing in a
y ,iectly nude state upon the bed, which
was IN flames. they were dragged FROM
the bed. not, however, iii uns If them was
tai burned upon the leg, and the fire OK
uugulsled Al Investigation Of their sin>
gular CO duct elected the fact that they
~eie deranged. they arc both unmarried,
and are represented as being hard working
nui industrious No hug rnnsual was no
o'.a In Their manner until few DAYS ago.
IN hey hecim impressed with The idea
that some one was trying to poison them.
ana scnt aulniity OF IA IL they had puf.
chased TO ply sic'an for anal, sis The AS
surance OF the physician that there was no
poison N the mink failed to quiet their an
prehcnsions, and 50 firmly were thew con-
WINGED that they were the victims Of a con.
spiracy that they refused to ca, or drink
anything. and II is reported nv the neigh
bors that they burned up several hundred
dollars, because. AZ they said, it was moi.
con. On Saturday afternoon they piled the
furniture against the doors, Invested them.
selves OF every article Of clothing, got upon
the bed, aud Sc, tire to II, and remsinei in
this position until discovered by the neigh.
b'rs. The women were arrested and placed
IN tho Clay street station, where thew re.
manned until yesterday. when they were
taken away by their relatives. L3uisri!le
Courier, Jan IL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21

tions Il poll ical ro,'enuesS. lie ASHLEY }
co'ru'tly makes bargain with = candidate
Tor Office. ask rr 'or three Of the places ior
him. III /, and ,crasndiog an interest IL re
secured the place. IN CITY and town lot spec
ul,tions -al.o drcur,d tha, he . ould
probably be the chairman Of the { .mmiicr
CA Territories. AM that lie would then
know al the proposed expenditure. il re
territories. and post" Case in adyarc
AID this corrupt demagogoe. WHO u.cd hi-
sflic al po-'ios to yet interests N 'lan'
s,ecu'aiicn." and procure positions ~
.'f,rcss,er ~" ard "i,fc,hcr liam. ii's
tho con unmae 'mpudence to a'i-c 10 h's
srst and mp act ,hc honesty OF The Pr, -
dent oi tie t"i Ell ) stes. IL his desire 10
hc conslicuut 81 aad scra'c rationa! VICTORIES
u. thls u.i II II shark h,. forgotten ihat
there ~ prirt,d record II his own corrupt
,tnpas II Let the flcss Il iae nation
blszon 10 the people the lac, OF his cnfup-
ton. admitted over his own signature, and
show 10 the world the infamous character OF
the man who seeks TO depose the President
for alleged crimes and mi>demeanefs =
Ciereiaad Plan dealer, Jan. II.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21

" s~ui>orn>, ID. &. March 18Th. Is6l.
~ ''@,H t.sE Every thing hrnss on a
he,r. an mast use the telegraph 1 oh>
h'A i"ttrt~, aud have the . forwarded to M.
al a"rs. let the Writer'S send them to M,
Instead OF YOU
u get - appointment, il will be the
hfs' "t such Importance where the cana,
date mas d'ne nothing. | have promised
AL the subordinate places under YOU to g-,
help, and YOU must write me a. once. su
th'rz'ng me ful v. under YOUR own hand 1,
make thIs good. ak for three If The
pi .ces mvsrf, and give tho rest to otre,
members Who are helping me.
I'M, is considered the brs appoiptment
II al the Territories, and Is the best of ali
Territorial appointments. | want TO have
AZ ia'cre't ".th you, II ,ct the pl.c.. in
We c'tv aud town lot specuations The
f'l'ir Railroad ~l.l 20 through this re,r,
tory. aud It will be frtunc to US if | can
&C. Il. There arc some lity or more spnlt-
cations Tor It. has promised to help
me
write immediately the letter plain
ara unelh'voesl ms 10 the appointments |
nave pro."'sed, 80 | can snow II. and ON =
separate piece OF paper say wha, you th,ils
Of my city and town lot speculations.
wll probably be chairman ofConm,,..e
on Territories. II Ne can carry out our pro.
gam ne to elect GroS, Speaker, and y,ur
brother. Chs'lcy Case, Clerk, and then
viii know all the proposed expenditures IN
the Territories, and post you In advance
pamn your business with the William.
'''"'y Court Write and telegraph.
Traly, J N ASHLEY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21
W AsiiinGroN Siry. March 10 10,

A. ~ SirS, March 10. 1851
ar JEAN CASE .-Our matter l. in oette,
s""Pe 'o>"av. Inc President promised IN.
that a bpointtnent shoald not b. mad. No.,
next week, and SAID | saould have a ta,,
hearing
shal: fear defeat however. il do M,
gei your written authority t. gutTaEtee tina,
81 your subordms.e Apartments shall o.
secured 70 The pc sons who helpe,. me
throusn TINS matter. and that you W, fi.Ily
authorize me to pledge you to perform the
PROMISES have made that the Surveyors
anu SUD contractors to be employed by YOU
are TO oe at the joint disposal of two Other
persons AID myself. Please copy and send
me al once the Enclosed Tor that purpose.
NOW. ono word as TO ourselves. IL is
sgresd that ny brother Eli is to be Chief
'ierA, and my brother W liam. who ia now
q Colorado. shall have such a. position AZ
ne can MI, he having always been = farmer
The other shall select shen | hsv. 49,
time. The surveying, contracts. etc va
will fix after the appointment bv ,nce,;r, =,
Toledo or -. by agreement wi,h-a..J
others. anu
Now, il get this, I want to be a ful, 90.
partner with you in the purchase Of al ,bs
real estate that you may make in that Ter.
ritcry have spent . good deal Of time
and some snooey = get this pla.e, and if
d. get IL, hope Jon will chesrfally go in
with me. have drawn up The inciose a
agreement, which wish you would sign
aud keep. and copy one Just like il, and for
yard and return tie other agreement.
Let inc hear from you BY return mail,
and hu'rv along any, letters and telcsraphs
from men who can have influence here.
In haste, yours truly,
J. n. ASHLEY.
The sbove letters sYc disgusting exhibits
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21

On Wednes.V last, at Albany, board
OF thirteen directors vas chosen TO IN mage
the New York Genital Railroad during the
ensuing ear For some time past ,hi. cleo.
ion has been .anvnssed with spirit such
Ms is rarely out oe the political arena. ard
oil sorts Of combinations were formed to in
i'uencc the result Two tickets were in the
lic!d ono being the old Board, but it was
heaten by large majority. Seven of the
rev directors are from New York City, and
Tx from other parts of the state, thus
showing that the CITY influence is hereafter
e. control. anI the t,ucipal ramcs on the
lSt are, William q. Fargo Eraslus Corning,
Henry Keep aud Iserand Lockwood Mr..
krer Is to lie President, aud Mr. Fargo
Vice President. A. tins election thirty live
rrrsons voted III person Tor over :ie 900.
100 oi their own stock. the lar .">t aiilsuit
htld by any enc lerSon being - QUO 0uo.
the owner .owi ich was L. grand L,t kwuod
who has 5000 shares. The next LARGEST
Lockwood ! was the American Express Com
rany, - uoo 600; i'ird, Her, Keep, s.,
300 ouu; the ieu,lh, totutlr> VANDERBILT
s2.3eo,0Vo his i N re dian oac.Haif lie
total sipcD Of ihr road So 600 COO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21

Conducted " he Spanish Gortrnment
$500 eco IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY II DAYS
Prizes cashed and information furnished tb, nlvh-
est Rates paid for Douhl0uiS and all kinds of Gold
an. Silver. also for all Government Securities
TAYLOR j. co, bankers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21
Democratic National Con.
yeptiOn.
The Proposition of Doubtful
Ias-.ions

From The Albany \. Y Argus. J-u. ?.
We -. that &" Demoets;i1 ate Con-
veuiion oi Connecticut adopts q recon,
naendaiiou at tie Dcsr crsf> # X ntueky
e. n Natioia Convention oi lie D-iu,c ac,
Of tie sev,rel : alc-, 10 ue hcid L Al, .aiiy
day Ne.oa ess y Al We sffiir ~ riga !
te Tho polfcl o. sue a cal. ". l,ss, had
several Coasc''iiut,s at PHI ndri, hii, At
BALTIMORE aud tbs4 'es,un, ui:iei. 4 ote =
.nbe yIng muci, pat, iotl>m ~ u wi.''u -.
we're ro' > eli s.uns,6 ), FIT dtn' q T..
IN less iur *. cufive aci.o @iacaf Slmt
IL NV needed
We "ant no aew ,ia forms TO lew d Ii 3.
nitions ol Democracy We 10 not wish 10
oppose declarations, however eleqneih, or
protests however emphatic. to tie positive
action OF the revoluiioniste in Congress
Cannot the end in ,ies 81 att4ined by a
meeting of the rationsl committee Of the
party; Such q committee, co.'s isring Of
oae from each stnle, Is already in existt nee,
and though It does not embrace all the
States, the vacancies in il can be supplied
We believe we MI know what Democl acy
is, ard what are the Limits OF constitutional
power. Whit We want ia organization. and
that committee can supply better than a
convention
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21
lsnIn i0rasiOu IN 1860.

Accordingly to the figures Of the Com
missioners Of Immigration at Castle Garden,
the total arrivals from foreign ports a, New
York for tie year ending the 18th inst,
was, in round numbered, 100000 Only
during the great Irish Xodus, when multi
tudes fed TO the United States TO escape
tn. horrors Of famine. has this humble. been
surpassed. At tho present tine the arrivals
are very even'v div led between the cel,s
ard Teutons
Last year ; immigration IS mostly made
up of persons who came TO tbs country 70
ab0r, and consl lute 4 Sold occasion Of
national wcalh. In health. these new
corners ave been good in rccuniary cir>
cumstances. comfortable. 50 FAR a. en- be
gathered rom adyices thus ia. received the
immigration Of next yea will probably
reach 100000"
The westward flow of population from
Eurote 10 the nit,l States vi.ii, liz |, :,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21
I,GsketIN9( A 0NE1:l~CI
Medical Advice Free.

Diseases in short lime, without the use Of Mercur,
Diseases o! woinci aavr nlso his attention. All 81
strCctionr, Sc, removed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21
CApITeON TO LADIES.


Sole Agent ane Proprietor for npwafde OF t~ en-
II ycars They are sent By mail, IN ordinary let +
tsf envelopes with full instructions end advice =
rc.s'-t g. i'm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21
ENSlEs ME-.
Honey Farming Nancy.

lEoAEN tNEDSlED Is THE LQl- fABit
I'VE SpC = rs 4i"ass eafu.ae iuasr, .er
4 wn,r.
Ersnn sars thai IT, dineieuc, between .lc
c1adiiion 81 Il none 4 amer ~nd ta-t OF II oney-
borrower, i that IS 'otnar Ia, faithful ~
Hnt out a. work ler him i IS ani night ~ sun.
avs and HOLIDAYS. and Is alNnys worth more
when he gc;snp than he when he ". nj 10
bed. while the money borrower Gas somebody
else IS itiead which HI haiters himself is his uxa
bnt which isconstant unning him III debt f0r
somebody elsc's benefit. and every morning he
rises worth less than he was when he went To
bed, and is IN lar way &c l.e me worthless On.
tirei,.
la The Equitable Society the premiums arc re.
quned 10 b. paid all in cash. which is kept IN.
vested Tor the bcneGt OF the policy holders; and
so It's members are all money loaner-
Every member ot the Equitable Society re-
ceives in an snnual dividend al the earning, Il
has money together with his share OF the prof
from selection OLIVES, economy OF nj engagement.
iorfeiiures, and other profits resulting from the
business; AID - money invested in the Egi
bic Sceis,y Is always earning money Tor its
owner ". T ROSS Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21

nica TARIvF.-Thc New York Pct Ire.
pno!.can) objects decidedly to the me- tar
~ o'li reported in the Senate, which it saws
=, =, nothing e'se but Tho old and atrocous
uoose OIL. very slightly modified, with The
u'pe " aPp.as'ng little the general ;esl
ing OF ihdi ;na'ion against that"
The editor ads:
ne hope the Senate will no. pass such
= oi' a. TINS. II It's does it viii lnlict a
ve'v ser'"us injury on tho counrv."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21
Tuc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

We are not without hope that the vlo.
lencc ard pr, iudicc engsnderei by the
ss lie OF tho re el'on will soon cense. snd
thss nm era Of peace and good viii .n>ue.-
The wrath OF extreme rnen sometimes re
acta, and produces good resclts.
Tie signs Of the tunes indicate return
g Il . principles aud practice Of our early
pta'esncn. An increased reverence tor tho
Teachings u the Consti; u: lou is icivadlus
the public mind, and has been fos,ered by
the recent action Of our highest tribunal
II has been demonstrated that reverence
for the organic Law he, not been entirely
destroyed. Rising above partisanship aad
secticnali.m, the Supreme Court is true TO
the landmarks and traditions upon which
our Government was founded, and BY an
adherence TO " hch alone can our republican
institutions bc maintained.
Formerly, in times Of great excitement,
there were found eminent conservative
mo1 who were willing 70 stem the current
o'prejudce, and such men vii, receive it,
ting recognition By pos,e,:ty.
Tho only hope for Us as . nation, is that
auch men may now be found. Men who
dare 10 do right in the face Of popular
camor are nov much needed 81 the present
houf-lcsders like Clay and Webster, Who,
dis,.gsriin. all Other considerations. plant.
81 themselves upcn TIE fundamental primes
pes, and denounced all measures tending
20 divide the Mon That such men will
arlse, we have no doubt As in the darkest
day Of the rebel. on, new mea were raised
up by God 10 rcteve the shattered forces
Of our armcs, 50 we believe God wiii RAISE
Union 10 increased prosperity and glo.y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21
EXTRA DURABLE, EXTRA LIGHT.
EXTRA UUSD,se

manufacturing Coach and Car varnishes exclusively
having given years Of study and practice in that -
pcciai ne. together with the growing popularity 81
our goods: have faith g., believe ~ ,an mi,
yon with AZ good varnieh can be found in any
market We nieo give especial care 20 she maxim,
20 the wants Of Manufacturers Of Wagons and A..ri
cult ira imp.ement-. ias been largely distributed
ana hnr never failed to give en- ire satisfaction in
DISABILITY. Lnetrc and Colhr Is not cxceled hy any
Inc following are few OF the many unqualified
endorsements received in their favor =
>. l. Case 4 Co.. Racine. WIS.,: Winchester De.
Wolf 4 Co Whitewater, Wis; q. W. Van Blunt 4
Co. sic"n. Wis Hail. Moore 4 Miller, Louisville
ny; VIM. Conrad, Warsaw, Ind. D. Hugvlnga h
buiidcrr.) Chicago. Ill.: Novelty Carriage Work.,
Chicago. Il haskell. date painter at North side 4
4 shop: A. +. Bishop. Chicago: RoesOw Bros. q
Co., Chicago; Emerson & Nanny. Rockford. lin
0alt. Tracy 4 Co., Sterling, III. eeptC dom
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21
ALLcOCKs POROUS rLAsTENs. LAME nA,k

Hi-LUVVh FURIOUS TLAsTENS.- LAME DAT
New York, Nov y, 1859.
1. AiLroeK Co Gentlemen | lately suffered
severely from weakness III my back. Having heard
Your piasters much nocd for cases Of thi.
ind. procGr,d one. aud the result was all could
desire. A sngic plaster cured me in "a week Yours
Respectfully, j. g. BRIGGS,
Proprietor of the Brandrcth House
CURE OF CRlCk IN THE BACK. & LuMBAGO
Lyons. y Y. July l. 1863.
MessYs. Allcock CO.. fcasc seId me a d d ar \
worth oi your p.ssters They have cured me Of u
tIlfk q my back, Which has t+uub-d
lime. ana now Try hiher IS going 10 Try III,
dihicnliy about biz heart L.. II. SHERWOOD.
DIR. Green, No SOB Broadway, New York. informs
u hc sold, ON Monday June I'D. 1861 two plasicss
To yonti. wonaa suffering very severely from Inn.
hsgo. Ga Thursday she called to get two more for a
irend and then stated bow tho two she had plrchas
I'd on Monday had rel her immediately alter
piitng them on. aud ciR, u MA ~ 1wn DAYS OF n
most distressing pau ia her back and lous.
SpiI IA. nj Il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21
Financial.

fHbE INSURANCE SToCk LIST of the In
steaNeE loSfteR AND ALI SrsKsr kssiEw
Tor december quotes the Stock OF THr Hosr ixs
90. - Nsw NoRs nj FORTY PER cENf. rRsNIru; -
and The Capital stock Of fHe iloag is with one
exception twice as l~ree Us that oil any other
Company - America.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21
seminal Weakness Cured.

Or. BuHANNAH VEGETABLE ELECTTAKY,
pleasant ind palsis :, FOR Spermaiorrhna ~
seminal Weakness. This remedy. which has beea
nsed by the renowned DR. Bohannan in his private
practice Tor over twenty five year,. was never known
t" fail in curing the cases Of seminal W akness
~ from two 10 fy. weeks Al er twenty i've yea.-
lse III private pracitr IL l. now advarsd solely for
The benefit OF the m ,lunsier {. them from the
iaiii- of meFeiio-, ack- ii not from the grave
iflcr = per tpA ~ert to all parts " the country
For ~.le ~ Dr. aunan Office No - PINE Al
between bird and onrih
iHaihfaed IA II. LoniS tn 1851.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21

FRIcHTFrL EXECUTION /,
Is done upon thousands of grey heads by {
ins TO darkcn them with metallic dyes tha,
scOrcsa and Isiasf

The l5res from TIP root. S5-Avoid these horrible
DisF CURING AGENTS
and use onl the great toilet staple OF America
CsI>TADOKo's EXCELSIOR DYE,
which no. only in-iaEiancousy produces al shades
b OK and bro Sn. but also nonrish.r streng then.
and ~ n f~s the hair Msr, fae:arci ty J Girls
IADpHO fftor lose \. Y. Soiihy btIgsieis
i.pi a. B. 3 Hai- Dtes
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21
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Tbs splendii Hair Dye Is the best in the world
Tie only TEug and rERrEor DYE Harmless. Helia-
bic, ln-. infamous. No disappointment. No rdc
ulous tlnfs. Natural Black or Brown Remedies the
III eedts of Bad Dyes. Insi1osates the bar le,v NJ
il soi aEd beautiful. The genuine L. signed William
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