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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-20

the British possessions. He fought through the
American wsr in 1912 on the side Of the British !;
Was ut the battles Of Chippewa and Lundy's Lane,
and was wounded at sackett's Harbor. He is in
full possession OF all his fasnlhes. He was born
in New York State in 176s and was the slave OF
q. z. loyalist, who brought him over to Canada.
He was taken to Ottawa to prove the death OF
person in 1s0s and another in 1914.
Some days ago We had telegraphic dispatch
from Selma, Ala, announcing the removal, by or
der Of Gen. Pore, Of the Mayor and Aldermen of
that city, and the appointment Of others IN their
ataad. A Selma paper says: "The new officers are
we'll known citizens Of Selma. With, we believe,
only one or two exceptions, they are ante-6e1uns
residents Of this place. Thss most Of them are
man of property, and all Of them identified with
+ta interests Of the city. We do not think the
s,ne number Of Radicals Of equal respectability
con1d be found in any other Southern city; and SO
far we have cause Of public Misunderstanding
a change ss inevitable"
Alludine 10 the extensive sWindling that has
1,een carried on the present season by dealers In
damaged corn, it being shipped southward as
ssund grain, while the purchasers have been ire
nuently astoniahed at the extent OF the "sale," :"
and have looked suspiciously at the railroads,
houine to find some cause for laying the blame on
those much abused institutions, the Nashville
Banner says that managers Of the railroads GEN.
tering at that point, now using an iron instru-
rnent, by which handful OF corn may be easily
removed from the centre of sack without injur-
ing the receptacle, and no corn now passes the
condition Of which is not thus tested. Several
hundred carloads Of this damaged corn hos been
sbipped South on the Louisville and Nashville and
Chattanooga railroads during the season.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-20
LAW NOTICE.

u,HE UNDERSIGNED ARE ASSOCIATED AS PART.
NERS, and propose TO practice in tho STATE
G0rrRTs OF LAW AND EQUITY for the Districts OF
RarnweI Beaufort and Colleton, under the name and
o6lce, for the present, at GIILISoNY1LLE. South
roroIina r. j. DAVANT.
Nnvernber az I'm ]. G. DAVANT.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-20
Am USEM E ENTS.
YACHT RACE.
B O ARDI N G

BOARDING..
DRIVATE BOARDING.-DELIGH L.,
spacious southwest rooms, can be obtained at the
"KING MANSION" corne, Meeting and George streets,
If applied for Immediately.
N. B.-A few DAY BOARDERS can be accommodated
as above nw2 May 20
JIxCELLENT BOARD, AT VERY Low
II raos in the most central businoss part Of the city
without lodging, In privse house. can now be had.
For particulars sddress "X. L." PoBtoGice May 16
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-20
JOHN IEARD MIDDLETON,
SHIPPING and COMMISSION MERCHANT
NO. SOUTH STREET,
r I M O r T., M q /.

PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO SALE OF COTTON.
Rice and Southern Produce, and Purchase OF Grain
GTano and Plantation supplies Liberal advances made
On consign1nents. -.
RErEnENcEs-Messrs. Lambert Cuttings & Co., Balti-
more: Porcher Henry Charleston Cohen, Hanckcl 4
Co. Charleston; J. D. Aiken j. Co., Chnrlcston Gour.
din Matthiessen Co.. Savannah; Duvant NAPLES, sa
ya1nsh; Stoyal & EdmonHton, Augusta; Fisher & Low
rance, Columbia, s. c.; Mayes Martini NeSDerry' D.
vi sh-r.ry J ok " mth9mo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

The opening esssmoaiss Of the Paris Ex
positioa were not Of . very extraordinary
character. and chiefly consisted IN the
French Emperor and his Imperial suite rid
ing around the unfinished Exposition. The
Let Of April. when il came. found the Ex-
position in most ,nglosious incompletersss.
Scarcely one-half the goods to be exhibited
had At that time reached Paris, and Of thi,
half not one afth had been unpacked. Not
one tenth 81 the exposition was ready for
the visitor. and though herculean efforts
wese made 10 produce some kind Of order
by the opening day. u only resulted. the
correspondent tells a.. in the accumulation
Of ''mose boxes. more Atesr, mora dir, "and
TO the aggravation 81 what they style "hid
eous, chaotic confusion and dissrsay. -
There is universal complaint about Il in
Paris. and every ono who writes seems in .
bad Aus.cs. The American department
was bchindhand. but not moro % than
every other department.. and the whole a.
fair showed that the Frs0eh hacked the abil.
ity to get their great show ready By the
tine he performances bsgaa. Tue London
Tass does oos hssitats - pssaeancs the
Exhibition failure" and hopes the year
1857 viii close tho period Of international
ssAisitions." Correspondents think IL will
take fully sis weeks nom 4psa Hat get
the exhibition arranged, and alec ssals that
such scenes Of wild confusion - exist there
has probably never been witnessed since
tho Titans hurled down rocks and shivered
mountains in their comhats with the gods.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22
"1xD3o1IoAL."
GARDENERS
RAssnatis I Nsuralgls Compound

TIE RHEU2A11C D N8mA10IC COMPOUND
na.asr q Bosioe bsic. ewssS s. The late hob
g v: css "a ~ 49, s ss the %. S:ns
$: e seps::.::, lss.:s:i:: .S!s :sssf,as e.
cssapssi, vSs ID eosS selsvs Nm n Of Il.
-. - suffcly eess lan e Is lisesse The vie.
Y ~ aags CaPt Coed 49, . i.sRess IN.
$500 ,, - e o,d ssi pe q p,
After Cspt. CoSslaSa sslsslsa - Bosass, cspt.
sSes !: LIN v W. ), co. 3 sss,s.
In Boston. Capt. Gardiner. who then caiied 8 mse.
chant se1p y 1sn1o1 tocA ~ srtele VIII Mn, "a
lonloa, ed capt Gardiner iS1s6iaSsiy wrote o
his bsbther Chsrse r. 0se1ines, ESQ. TO purchase
sss isssd :.S e.
~ wss In 1855. Capt II. D. Gardiner on rscsiptoi
nss, g SS co. ~
8 0ndiaes, vsasse . c.. No. . Hss1 - IL.
cnS3s = ,.ssceeesagsAeCenpe
Sies ~ asa.,., - . ,ssso.,.a se...
49, c uss, n' oo $780, c. e - $780, ss.ehs.
~ whole tight . the srsele Win De issensios 3
Glvs = - fecple = Nsth America, De bsne6ss &
- 800 ' e 3 *. ~. -
es sss . e Is: - e e e
Goaocetoa - az 8 GAaDuHae RasunAuo Am
n! Ns,se !. g. ws sese4 e. =. g 8:
root re-. e ~: e ~ i.Pc.i.a! q III ercfs
Psopsissof-Mr. 1easy X, 09dh9.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

Oprrasion OF s"e ~ ...,..;. :.
Inc r'ha.e'"' a.. .e.,. oe
clause IN 'ne l,,.-.;. =. Il, "a,
which - WORN! =, .' ,.... ~.
ues 'n''' ;..,.. .,
~ 40. p :, ,n,olvsncv within four months
~ap.s. ~. cir, NJ he nst;s;cp nv or acair It
~ -. ..;,h : ,;av - .,v. |. preference 70 any
n'n' .,~. - ,,..son S.,,rv = c,s;m against
~, - who {. unac, .nv liability for lin.
.'M' ~. -. ~ ~. ..o,,srsv A h. At
!pss.ss ...,.ir,...S - .s;,st 81 er,eutiou.
S.-.I.s Nv. ,,s.s,s~. $500 as,ienment
...s.s = -.....s! ~ -, ~ Oh his
usSs., ~ s!...s,. :, ;.d;ssc,lr 81.
rs Ix", . ~"s;..n"s,;: he nss.sn sscsivs
;s"s. s.s~s.s riss:s' s.isnmssk. trsns.
s"s sss- r:u..." - - - hso~aaaeS th.e,.
- ~, ssssrhwemt. ha,inv r,ssona.
~ :" h.,;.,. such 49,. h ;ssnIveot
~ ~ 80 ."eh ssaschs.ens pevne.A. rlsdse
..s:..-.r, 3, cc.vs, ~ !: e,eAs,r s,evS
- 81. o,ov;s;oss a IN ~ ~ ss,ne sh.ll
80, ..d -. s.s,... . 49, ..,.... ~.
s... ~s ~. ,.,.,s - !, a. ~. 49,
P.v e :. 80 t.S.as.S
~ ss'SH -
he 90 0ses esees % sne lise OF June.
The provision RESTED effects acts u the
.A.,.c,e, c.m.a in 4. ~h,.h h.v. o,.u,..A
since tho lst Of February. The Chronicle
puts a case like this to show chat Il 10 with.
IN th;s nrov;s;on.
On the le,h Of June next we Gin ssv.
proceedings in bankruptcy will bs oom-
'nenced against firm nov doing business
!" Ns~ io'k' Vn ,ns Io'n OF feosu.Iy
, CONFIDENTIAL dshs ~i,n sss,hsr Am ths,s
having for long time existed between ths
Two 6rms reciprocal relations q service Ia
.n,s way; len Gays snsrwasd. OF On tn'
~,,h -. .s"a;.os - M 4. .su.s. "s.".
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

WRvtIAhS Coz tho past ~ years, and y therefore
he persoo whom ali aifcted s6ouid consult No one
ever heard Of patient Of bis not being cured sncs be
- beso d thlscity. HE eeputaon has y0uehefs in
III NE sity papess his patieos and the ical pro
eosion 6oM here end abroad being the moet ekil-
led specialists here, and thorough master Ut al eex.
ri &seaeso. II III Othess I'LL, d0ot despair, give
IN eal. n q only common occurrence withhin
. cu0 oOeA eases HE - sspasase for odiso
and eeaSle0en, and the most comp cte In ~ sity.
Yseue M. Taks Pestisnlas Notes. Doctor Ble-
e,oW Aovoeee much n hio time % he trea&ment q
tAes 0ses eeoee1 y assesss hales which rune bon
49, I'D 0An1. on1ee- ths ua1pstuDats indivdual
~ 0eAer 00oioeeo OeoOei0y. Tie ed sbet Of these
ev heoeoe o. the yesTU, ~ 70 WOok-
0oto ooa1N1noo ~ oooo1tutoo, destroy tie phyui-
- - 0sQtal powssV. dlminish and enseebie he
oaearal fe0llnge, - exAea he wal enerKiee az
naahood the pleasures OF life marred. The object
q marriage fsastrated and existence itself rsndess1
stssn q sassasaag aisesy eadrseret. Such persons
% tlns = mailbag Immediate Application. = Dr. B..
g11eAew tfUaodIsnt. = Gasols0 y insure speedy
Ceasaltssioos ne - souodsasial. Ones, No. ~
oo0oA C3afk olsoet, eOe M0nrOe, half book mon
~ tOo o.. Pa 0snoo D0x ia, Ce1oo9O. Ill.,
o. Aeasp hu1oA.1- p r. =. l.M
osoo6.s ~ 311os 70 HEATH" puoo1eAed mCatA-
.ES.-ie1iss 80 sbss asseslpsive circsis u
1ss1ass 1s9e1lss - 10e pssvsa4vs ~ eDnesVsisa
11eWn. onlte ~ adlssas hss enaees.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

The csasisa sf Russia II hsr posssssisas
in the Northwest. was proposed - Ne. Bu>
chanan, when Sscsstasy Of State uu1er
Polk. bat Robert J. Walker, then Seesstasy
Of the Treasury, would net agree 70 pAy she
q. OO0, 900 demanded, asd the nsGseietiens
we're concluded. The pseesae eo0oioa was
secured BY n. Dc 0tescEl, When % visit
10 81. Pstsrsbsrg, lest lall, whsa h ~ de-
cussed in the Imperial Council Of State u
WAS advocated y the Gsaad DuAs Conshn
tine, Admiral General Of the Fleets, whe
saw at once in case Of var With Eselsnd
OF Frame: il would require : lssss esvai
force for Ito dsfsnas. Prince GsslDsltakeff.
the Miaistss Of Fsroign AGAira rsGne1sd
the oountsy - worth et lsase &10, 90 900
b Ne United States, and wae not dispoeed
10 part With It for lsas.
The Emperor finally decided - relinqush
the sovereignty for e7,0O0,00O, y which
$500 900 we're added to sxtinguish the titlss
Of the Russian Fur Company ana lludson's
Bay Company Nov that the treaty has
been ratified, n. de Stoeckl will send il 10
St. Petersburg by NJ. do Bod,sce q nephew
Of the old Baron's). who 10 FIRST Secretary
Of the Russian Legation here:
writer IN the providence Journal dis
courses 40 follows Z
When DR.. Emmons Of franklin Mass., Wa
urged TO allow bass viol in the nger's GAL
lery, he premptorily refused and when one
Sunday one was smuggicd IN behind the
choir, IN giving out second psalm he showed
his vexasion BY saying, ''lst " fiddle end
sing the hundredth psaln." Nowadays
the organ is often greater attraction than
the preacher, and our churches complete
With theatres 70 ths prices paid professional
vocalists. It would Be- difficult 70 cay which
sxtrsme 10 the most 'rsatienal and peraicis
ous. Nobody now-havs our friends, the
Friends-desms il inappropriate or wsone
10 ssoead The sweet sinSsss h 1ssasl with
the eoul iaspsing tones II 4he melodious
organ bu, there arc those Who are not par
ticslasly edi0sd b veluaeasiss from The
opssas. II DR.. Emmons vas wfosg, " are
not Ill sure that modem practice Is alte-
gsthsr right.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

An ILtanoas FsMA.s SPeecaAreu.-Tha
ChisaEs csrrsspondese q she Seeieea.iS
(Maas.) Ruu8@jcea. AN: "Te 49, ~
have never lived i tSe Garden Oitv'' 4
seems % b. : eoet Of chsrmei - -
ev:rvbodv - r;eh - -. ~ .s.;..s
Of hurry hoids h;rh revsl -. -. :.
iii Tll;nois = !. ,o"e.a 49,, :.
c;deotsi C.nssn' AIM -;.s 49, y. -.
thine 8 d,iisAt ShS ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~
- -, - : Sss,rsss nan 10 ~ -, ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

FOR INTENTION on INCONVENIENCE
Of Urine. irritation. Inflammation uleesatiou OF
the bladder, or kdneys, diseasea Of the psuetrate
glands stnne In the bladder caleuIue gravel q trick
duet deposit and all diseases Of the hlaAd, kidpeyp
md dropsical swellin4s, (dkW1y
USE ll9lMi olp's Finn ExnAef Dvcnu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

Icy q - ssasSsss a. yert MI
NO 49, asvss con rsmemh,e IL ,..t
~ sece = ~ memssy."
=. sssy." ssid hs mother, "did veu M.
1ee Sarah Bsoso p -" mo-
Vh. 80. wnst flight, SAe ~ a.
~ ~ 'ass yses.s bsnnse. dose up pea~s,eer
seok - snon,iho. hsSvn No.
ns- ~. nen nosseOn celhs. . lava brsc.is,
oh, my! ssei-eb. NJ
=. . : - - assr. yGr ..sesy /. ,..rs,>
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22
Coltom,a Select Flovcrs
or TIE


C4OICE FRUITS q SPICES,
Are cssstins qui1s . sensation among Iovsss o
Chsics 1bs shcis delicious Flasors
Strict Pusi'y ed unfivalIsd strength. TAoss wAo
wish Tie best, md those who wish To ssooomise essk
them Colssnas Pre- vanilla Flavor = aosgAs b
many Who appreciate that Rich Fissue b lie Parity
Every unlike IT, many vanhla Extracts IN marks4)
Ex-sov JAnn Y. smss, ~ Psovsnscs. r. l., SAYS
ny wife prosounsss them superior to any Flavor
Ing Extmess she hae ever used
TX Gov. VIZ. 4. BccsnseaAx. OF CosnnUnc-r says:
For long dino Ne have used them, and ind then
very lne
HOLLAND. Timothy Titcomb, the well Known
suihor OF Springfield, Asss., says: "They ase the
Standard in all this viciaiy.
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALRS WITH THEM.
Such . list Of Refessnsss is seldom given. See
Circulars with Dealers. Sold by Grocers and Drug.
gists. Prepared by J. ". COTTON. Proprietor u
Col,ons Toilet Article No 3, 10 Heal and Beautify
the skin. Sold BY Harrison 4 Stasks, and Parks h
Hesmsr, Davenport, Iowa.
,hicnxo Wholesale Agents, vUll1R PINCH
rCLLER, - Aes8se stfeee, ut eli COltoo's Pyspeeo
aooG oepe so-iiy
THE MOST PgRYECr IRON TONIC. -Heesnaus
reustsd Elixir u Bart A pleasant enrdial con-
lAioiae the active prineiples ef Calisaya Bark and
PhvroohOeuhn4q OfIfoo. Sold hv Dru0vlann s8n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

Dr. Ooheaclks Ru1monlc 0yrup.
THis great uo11ens easeo Dr. J n. Ochenek, ~
rpopstcouR. - 4u10oonsy 0oo9nDQ1lna vince 4
he'd se0u060 ~ 0ooe obrmidob1e aspect, and Wien
speedy 0an1A aDpeWe1 70 ~ iaevloooae. IN ph ysi-
ciano psunO0ncod bic eooo tneurab)sv vooA - c00.
msneed The use Of this sople but powerful sencdy.
HE health Was restored 10 very sh0et dine, and NO
sesugn ~ ~ 6looaoo has oooa oups0onded, for I'll
he sywpeo0s quickly dl.appeard, - I'M prsssat
weight q moro thar two hnndred p0unds.
6lDce 10 recovery. BE- hes devoted biz etfaotloa
oxc11slvsly TO the core OF and the ~.
which equally complicated with II, and the
cusss s6seeod ~ bic 1sdic'ns have sesn very No.
OesUos and truly wonderful. DR.. Schenek makes
professional vetea 10 several Of the larger cities
weekly, whore he has large concousse Of patients,
end II ts truly aeeontnR 10 oee ps consumptives
that have % b osd0ut Of theis carriages and In
few nonths. healthy. sObust psrsoas. Ma stspScx's
PulnoNic SYuuP, SKAwEED Tcnic, and MANbaAKu
Pnas ar eeaesally III sequised y curing cMsamp-
oeo. FeN dire1eions accompany eaeh, ~ that any
Ooe can take then without eeeine Dr.. echeneA, hut
whea Il IL conveneat Il IL best To eco him. He gives
edvice free, but for thorough examination with HI
Reapiromcter his ~ 10 three dollars
Please 06sesys, whsn prrchasus, thOt the two llks-
neeses Of tAe Doctosonc When ID the lest stage oil
Consumption, and the other he now Il, u perfect
heellh-oSe On the 0ovssuneut stamp
Sold by all dsuggists eed dealers. Price, - - pen
bostle. or 37oc per half AOsen. Leteess for sdvscs
ohUud always be drsctsd 10 Dr. Sehenck's Principal
O1ce. No. Is North ~ Stseet, Philadelphla. Pa.
General Wholesale Agcnts: John D. euA, Olnc1n-
naSi, Ohio: Walker : TAYLOR, Basnhsm Va
0chaoen. Chicago, ILL., Col1ins Droe., q. kouie, Mo-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

The Radicals who are 80 anxious for the
rights Of their AFRICAN (elow>cit,xens. >,
begin to show the clovcn foot. For the Las
few ysars we have heard but little about the
'supsrstitious and ignorant Irish and
Germans !" but now, when they are ex.
pscling large accesaiOns from the African
element they are throwing overheard the
benishtsd s'ssiensss without mercy. In The
debate In The listed Stats Senate, on Sat
urdsy last, Ssoasor Howe. Of wiseonsin,
held forth Is follows:
Tho vote Of the Republicans vas ,s,eer
than that u hst yeas. The Domoeeasis vote
vas increased b. ths natnsolissd veee. Ow-
ing 10 THE cause the Kepubllcs0s alwsvs
had hard baesls 70 0ehe. They must win
secsesiens Of Aoseieaao, roassds On their
och0ole and chusuAao, wAile he iemoe,nc -
sud supcsstition u ~ Old World srs pour.
I'd ioso the raake Of Ne pary with which
his colleogue Wae pred . a0lliate. He wss
almo6s I'D ~ oeoneoeieue he'd gone -
che had for the atmeephegs vae u eenss>
Qusace, pursr and hoetsr. II " Reoublh
cana suffered detect & waA net heGInee 81
. change Of opinion - sho past e lotsllk
gent vssers. The nepeh3jno nogev ~ ess
rid Of the Grew thss ~ 1891 - news
fer the lest twelve yeosa Inm ooovlnced
that ia ConsssGicot ~ ~ - boesUne.
q than evse IT, 80 80 r ohss
State win come to ~ ~ - =
they never came bsf5soI 2 4
The abusive Ssaa1ss $500 q nn,v-
ing rssuke on the spse1bsn 49, Dlssn
Of Cesnscsiest. CseaosvolDDDS
Mr.. Dixon said. = - 49, 80 -, :
large foreign vote. a 49, nojGtoo ofthe
cst'ssns Of thaA State wee q lopoiep Nh
lie made no distinctipn %. this sccouaa ~
DC only knew the ciiissUs e 0oooeeojeue A.
American eitiasus, and uos1 sAsy sss eech
.ney cannot vote. us WAS surprissd that
rvs colleague thus spoke OF the oaturalis,d |
vote They spoke differently before thu |
eiecuon. his colleague would NOT shen ~ v.l
tod ne people tn At the State vas ove,flo.. I
ing With che 'gnorance and suoersai,;.. a.
tie, Old Void Throughout Cceosc,;en.
the Republicans made an appeal to mi. co..
and es9scialy shs oresA - che 0ove,ncr
No sooner did the editor Of the organ tin.,
mat he was not elected then be changed h;s
,one IN his newspaper. lie did not believe
y Ss ceeasue would make the sans speech
nc ne made to -dsy a. NE aex& huss;ses Ist
I'm say, - ms colleague had been persoo.I
s nun, Tint his colleague eme,..1 4
.s.;an y" y osr % the Know.Nsehine oe,sn;.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

The 81 Loias Demscrsl makes a aprssl
for the trade os-lowa. II says:
s'lf st Louis will compete for the grain
trade Of the West, Il for the hog crop Of
Iowa-if she 10 to become the commercial
mart Of the West, the great workshop Of
the valley-she must encourage and iscili-
tate, in every way possible, enterprises that
look to that end. To the population Of the
surrounding territory she must afford means
20 get to and from her. The Nississippi il
the great highway for heavy products, but
i.a navigation is obstructed BY faIls still to
be removed, and is virtually closed enc-half
Of the year The remedy mus b. sought
in railrosds running North and South
Southeast Iowa, untouched By the North
Missouri, comes . suppliant iDploring 81.
Lsun TO take her Of not lssa Than ten nil
lioos per annum. which be- bsen diverted
- Chimeo end u Eaot. but Wh6eh be1eoGA
aosurally and a. dghs 70 b Lsuia 0oue6s
east lows ID help1ossly in he honds of EAso-
esn railroad uooepolsss. s0d ask0 - Louis
10 assist in sxtsieasing her. uev many Of
the hogo Of Iowa cons - this markell
None. Hos mech Of he wheat, About
one fifteenth only. Milssads - Iowa viii
remedy I'll this. ID THE seass q he mss
will 81. Louis, whose soeeoesd seal ss~ate
cad personal pssesrv y slis,s7sA s4.oo.
remain inactive r.
The Coee - Mosnoals0.
l. IL "Peeulias iasellntioas q MssosoAoo
I'D The bsse sad most fndbae methed q
getting rid Of the disSrses. ere discussed i
. pass,culasiy spicy manner in recent ious
Of Loks's Galveston Bulletin. The following
10 the proposed remedy:
Open Utsh 10 Gentle daylight and the
hesthcnish religion viii fade aways Let
good>looking and robust yeung osn 60
there spanking and no women worth ohueks
will be content with . vulSsr fraction Of On
old, dried up SAINT. We verify believe, fro0
eli that We can learn, that an uglies or moss
hateful set Of women than the spiritual
wives Of the Mormon sldera cannot be
found. Unless travellers lie-and We kaow
they asves do-ths ladies select their hus
bands on the principle that half . loaf ID
better than no bssed. They sanost get 10
old Sasse husbasd apiece, % they 60 q
Utah and take . fraction. Let In the Gset.s
lovers end they viii solve ~ polygamy
question in lilly. Oh BsigAas house
would b Aesea e. spasksrs, aud every
mock and eesnss would b full Of amss66l
cassinst locking for congsnial calico. Btild
the Paeifle so1lsoad end lot 0oatSaes in
this d the only selutisn sss The Utah quss,
ten.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

The Eureka Dele1x Machlne
Makes 5000 splendid bid pei hous Win only nins
men and one pair Of hOeeeS. or 1870 per hour BY
eteam power. Has no comple1 machlnery to Ne get
ting out o. order o. bseaktne down. lie great sim.
plicity ~ narvelous power ca0mand the approval
0evefy expert, q Eight.
We challeage the world % produce NJ equal
eatiefAeei0n guaranteed 10 al purchasers
ABRA1 RBQUA. 0soeeal Assnts No. ~ Broad
way, n. =. meh6 d6a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22
DIR. BigelOW.

=7- IL the only Physician, az q Specialist.
81
nov In Chicago that Can be entirely
| - relied upon. Go TO HIN, and not suf-
l ~ fer thas horrible disease % r1maln In
yous syetem. disdguring your face
and body, besides destroying your
81 happiness and future prospects OF life.
\ He has made PRIVATE DISEASES
and ND0yOl'S DEBILITY hls studv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22
A CANVASS OF THE UNION

A CANVASS OF TIRE UNION
favor ever placed before
THE PEOPLE,
that pare sad aaluhross vegetable besutincs.
CRlSTADOnO'S HAIR DIE,
Par end vide. throughout the restored republic. II
defiance Of rivalry and competition. II appeals
TO THE POLLSi
sean vhe 6esien to cioths tssane wilA ~ oaGni1-
cent bleek b brown huee whieA natusehno osno, q
~ stolen away. AnsfAcsussd b J. CRloTADO-
70, Aseos HOsss. n. Z. 0slA - ns1egAsas.-
An11leA hR Al UaiR pfsoaoa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

DRAND1DfHS RlLa 0.-Ihese Fllls are safe anl
sure. They sse psepassd y process which secures
al the hest qualities os the herbs Of which hey ere
composed. vi1Aout any q their bad. They benefit in
all caeeas and % harm in meme.
SEE b. Braadreth Is m white letters on the Cove
ment stamp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

T.s New York Ts~<. call. .,,,o.;.n :.
nc fa2t thAs the Russian po,s.,
~vAavx recsnay asqoissd Ss,s sss ~e'ea
paisess~e9t sAd 80. sstss1,s \. !. ~.
scarce iwUslaokniss 16GsDsss. .;.. sre
ESQ., q ~ ssrrisssy ssssesly asqui,.s IN
~ - GeeJE te1s1ss xGlan: a. Nv !"
cesf -, 4 - - lss s.so.. y.
swnssxes vaetea - sapolv ~ sssam,h;.
linss Of IL fueuse ~ theR asinc.