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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28
Mere than " years - the saC.
Ceoo19a uOO Of
ssPol(lt'o American Eve 0olvo.N

- whieA tine 1.C0o.coe bsaes have beso ueso)
rs placed Il bcyond the pals Of sxpssineae Il ~
nOA only Sse dleeaeed eyes, seuoe ehsuc but II
~ eutaneoae lnAanmaaioos. eusos, eAileoaAne cry
loants sores, chelss and scabs chspt handeS ehaSs
llpe and Ill kindred uis; fsevAs palma end heal6g
= BY magic. Deing applied kxIznsAlAI. u -
neves been Anown Ia eingle eaos. - iajufe. - ~
ne u the Couching needle Bissouiy peUbs o. Of
banning cauetice. curso0ing lotions end 1yeWaaesD.
neSucay does ifSaparable injury 70 the eye, ~ cor,
roaog aod forever ds.toyiug the delicate that
coosutufc cr envelope that sensitive organ.
For sale vt wholesale and rel all Ut propriseOss low
- each prices. STEVENSON = CAkNAHAN.
OrssgAsts aud Agents f,x Proprietor. Davenport
Iowa dec3l.dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28

webster - NllRleoev Bopub1les.
The following 10 an extract from Web
ster's ssation On the completion Of the
Bunker Hill Noaumsat, June IT. 1913:
A military republic. gsvsrsmsst foun>
ded % mock election and supported only
by the swerd, 10 . movement indeed, out .
retroerads aud Old fsshionsd mensrchicsl
system. II men would enjoy the blsssings
OF republican government they must govern
themselves : 7 reason, By mutual couossl
end consultation, BY sense Of feeling and
general interest and BY the aeqoiescence Of
the minority In tho viii Of the majority
properly sxdressed and shove al the mill
tarymust be kept ccording to the language
Of our bill rights in strict subordnasion 70
the civil authority.
Wherever this Lesson IL not both learned
and practiced, there can be no political fres-
dom. Absurd. pssposterous forms Of govern
ment 10 be prescribed by military scoh Il 10
aud satire upon free forms Of constitutions
liberty for leaders. and the right Of SUI
frsgc To be exercised ct the point Of the
sword. L. Works, rol. page 90.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28
H0eAIlOt.,s EYmfn. Dnee.

This splendid Hate Dye 10 the best In he World
1Ae emily THrs and PknSRcs DTR- Harmless. Rslia-
Ne. instantaneous. No disappoistnent. No ride
sleasttnss Natural MACK or brown. Rssediss he
IN sbdes Of Dsd Dyes. lnviGufstss the haiR leaviaR
v soN I'D bsastifal. TAs gsasias y aGssd Wllllsn
4. DaocAslss. An seAas arc mere imies1isaA -
sAeuld bssvseasA SEA By all DsaGgsseAA Fessa-
osss. Isetosy q Dssslay sessst, New Yssk.
HngwAn8 % a C0UN11gg1lf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28
| SPECIAL FRUIT TRAIN,

70 accommodate the trade. Cotton, Tobacco.
Hemp asd oil the products common TO the Mid
de States here do we'll.
The rapid development ofthe counties touched
BY the llliaoia Central Railway line. II shown By
the following census returns: In 1850 their
population waslssl ,ss7 in 1850. sts,si4. and in
1865, l.l27. Os-.
The possessions Of the Company extend from
Chicago. and from Dunleith 10 Centrslis. and
are located in forty nine counties in Illinois,
embracing such varieties ofsoil and diversity Of
climate as to snt every purpose Of agriculture
Within ten years the Company have sold
$50. goo acres 10 more than %. 900 actual set.
tiers, and no sctusl settler has lost his home
through harsh treats ent on the part Of the Com.
pany. When indulgence has been deserved. il
has been extended to meet the necessities ofthe
farmer. The sales during the past aesson have
been greater than At any former period. and yet
the lands unsold are equal in every respec. 10
those already disposed Of About
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28

Az official document from the War De-
psrtment informs Congress and the public
what is the annual pay aud allowances of all
kinds Of the different officers Of the army,
a'.d We give few Of them: Gen. Grant,
$ie.l2 Lieut.. Gen. Sherman, $l4, Sl4 -
Maj. Gen. Halleck. $s,7l7; Maj. Gen. Meade,
$7,7ls; Maj. Gen. Sheridan, $7,7l7; Maj
Gen. Thomas, $7,7l7; Brigadier General
Mcdowell. &4.5l7; Brig. Cen. Roseerans,
Is, BIT Colonies, $500 Lieutenant Col.
one's. 1894; Majors, e8.7sb; Captains,
t3,939; First Lieutensnts, t9,7ls; Second
Lieutenants, q, 6t2.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28

Tho Phl'ade'phia North american IN.
publcsn) does not think We arc m.Li,,
sny progress in paving or the National
debt IF the debt should remain g.. 500 i.
ooo and only g., 900, 900, 600 OF il should
bear six per cent. in gid interest, the ts-
gresate would be Sl2O, 900, 900 annually,
and, says the NORTH American, any man
mast be sanguiae respecting our CONNER
clal prosperity to believe that ~ should 20
on every year receiving that amount for
customs. In the debt statement for March
]. We End an example Of the delusivsness
Of the idea that the Secretary has been re
dscisg our debs. Il 10 there shown that
while the debt, lees the cash in the Treasu.
~. u some thirteen millions bslew shs cor
ssspes1ine aggregate fos The peesisus
month. The setual debt was decidedly Il.
creased. Il . net necessity to. repeat shs
6susss, siacs III nOnsysd men must have
nosiesd shs fAct. A similar csoparissn
shows that while the volume Of plain green.
becks aes bearing interests sss rsdsesd
absut 6ss millions, there was On increase
q The six per cant. gold bonds to corrss.
pend, % that Ne prsviously paid 10 interest
- Whas - now pay six per eent.ia geld on.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28
SPECIAL NOTICE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
"HIST0RIOAL."
GARDENERS
Rheumatic / Nearalgic Conpsuad
TIRE RHEUMATIC 4 NEURALGIA COMPOUND.

lyIprFEy v..rs a,o s..,, I u r,.,.., -. -.
crt a, shaw Capt. Copeiand NJ that Inn, made
OF the Castle Of sam 'ss s ng ,ns gum ws
Vcren on board b. vessel he was visited nr Iss
ean,spanara Who said b. Gould relieve him OF his
pain and en,irely cure him Of his disease The VS.
in few days Capt, Copeland began to improve un:
der HE treatment and was soon completely cured
30 delighted WAS the .ud Sea Dog tina. he pur
sSash; number Si bottles OF this .r asR.
IN Do. as. Capt, C.rdinsr. who then sailed nsr.
chant NIP 70 London toSk the article with him. aed
;old !. sor guinea bottle tanraeted attention N
LONDON, ana Capt. Gardiner Immediately wrote to
ms ofo.nTI, snafies SMdinef. ESQ. To purchase
q Ccpslend TIE right 70 make and sell the ar
ii. "a 1855 CAPT B. a.sdnss -" on H ssospso;
sns nouse ~ sne PuIcnssc Im Cspt: Copeland: In
nsaia,ssy icsncd GO psrsner.nip with NJ wsscn,
81 0ardiner. Watson 4 60. No. .! Mark Lane, Ion
cvn - eompouno WAN oSees suoceos
az ov H. aCLope;
~ 49, ~ =. ~ ~ D0esoo nd N -
nee0sn w " OsO,es, Cnns 0eso.nes, pufuo1Dp
= uom yep: U0peleao. ~ oearo 80 seecesoguo,
s.e vnose t&ns % see croese, Wiz ne inteneiea =
~ ~ ~ YvSYso ~ Noso A1etc mc oeneoD q
~ wOoeenSl o1.& ptOposuee. ~ oas proves
10y vciueose os@eme q ~ VINO hase uted Y.
1.noiactu!y OF l.bosctoy fss the production Of Is
ucIs ena siece 49, nes eevoeed AiS sans to ~ h
N.u.Als.c Co..OunD. Ws shoAa add hat Dc a..
vMa ~ $1,000 tcm wneece !! 2 Imported By H.
5soPfseUss>mSs oe~y - O00D0.
NJ. 7; = os.cesa. rsoI:sss@ Gsdissf': sSss
sir-nsvis. Sssa s6ses.d with he Nsvr,,r,a 1. nv
sscs lsesiR 0csSSs lisSl in1cSsA ~ - ~ ,oS,
Oqnpoand, 90 a e1sssfsly ~ found 4 Is
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28
= Especial Nolleo = ~ Ladies.


/Opeeial Notleo . To Ladies'
nh IN i.poss,.l ~ iodiss sAssid nesep -
which tAey ase peculiarly subject, et oAse -
k:alehy "a esetain. O tha ~ 49, 49," 60
Who hss nsds this ssseemcnt hs sDeaN sssay'
Nm. 4. N. aAUNaCEAUs
PrefessoP Of the diseases d Wooeos
Aas essa n szAs.aivs I'd ssessseal lsaseles = p
snsss. q ~ MY sa :; sls 70 soussnds q =
dice = tho sushos Of
1.-THE Married Wensn's Private
Medical Csnpanisn,"
Cot P.ss,sd ,s sp:s,,y $3.50 s:s o' r.
s ~ssa o Eyer, rsy say ~ sass . "a ssnse., and
iksir siiiifsi snd ;sselnsns Il is me
long. reliable advisse - eoopsaisa. Ova
Holfa Nll1D1Om Ladies
Ro:.ss.s y; nys,y Asssass sAss's have IT, "S''''
ne Ssas.sssss : - eunsunsssss. and snsee,oes
ere q 81 special dIcnItss s.sgsaf,ss. -. e,. -
s :,. psss: e =: Ua ssss so e -.
CAUTION To LADIES.
= cSs '.pc::s s.cs 2 =: ~ ~ :ros1s:s
'frops,. pssnsd - - asseissS 81 is1..sel!e
q: = g.s,sa o. essleec ~ s - -.
s1%s r Nv: 81 81 q
- y; nsalssss b issss. - s's.
Marrica ana single Ladies
=. s.ss. -. "a &C., .s.:ay = 1900. ss.:s.
- 9. suvesscaoa g ne1nss. noe
Rertogueoo Fonnle 0e1t11v %
soapoesdut ssas - ssse1 iaResese Co.. ~ w ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28

SENATOR Wilson wants the Government
to take charge Of the bounty due tho negro
soldiers, because they have not sense enough
to take care Of il thsmselvea. lie then
wants the negroes to take charge Of the
Government.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28

- ro11ao vAo0am oMlooD1 0OalA ouoouDA Ne -
SVof Heaed q peGentoe ~ n0t 49, e0goa Ghco y
kobeea e thieeley. He ssputa1ca hAs ve1eAsts q
~ shs esy rapsss Ne Patsno 81 - astieAl pfs-
0ion. ~ ksrs 81 ebeOeds = bang - 0poe an.
a epesaliss hsess - eAoee.ga lastss 3 -.
a. Neeeeeo n "a oshsn Tan. doat oseDaie, givs
Nh eall Mleoall . co000o oceasfsoee Wi1hk1D
10 cure eueh eoe. He fOO0e afo eopog9oo eorladioo
ond ecntlemsn, and the m0st coup ete = The city.
YouNo NKx. Take Particular Nosice.-DOct0e Biz
Glow dsvosee 0ueA If bic time 70 The tssaeneat q
tAoee casss caused By secret habit. which ruins bO
6Ody ana mind, unAtu. tho unfostunaes Individual
Or either bus.nsss ofsoeisy. TIE I'D sst OF tAces
soely habts: the e3csosee Srpss years. weak
On tbs debitats the constitution, destroy the phyb
eAl and mental powers. dimialah md eoSbe61o ~
naaarai Seelines. AMI e1he1se ~ vtol eaesGseo %
nanhooA the plsasafss Of NE ere Aaetse ~ ol6eel
Of marriage frustrated ed sxetsacs itoslf ssadsesd
sssen o. assessing misa1 es1ssgrct- sehpsssssS
especially those eoots0Dl1ng MARRIAGE. sAssld lses
20 dime In makiAg inmsdiale Application, - Ds. D.,
b. HE sfsas6snt. = sasbls1 10 insufs spsslv
Conssissdoos isss ~ sssalsasial. o0ss, Ne. N
0Du1h Owk Goguet, -. ee0gnfUA AG1le hsoek &c.
~ pot O0ee. Poet once 0e4 ~, C11eo9ot NJ
O0eo hs0Ds Gom , N. - 81 ~.
6eaAScs = s.vsles = usaisA." Ds11sAss nsaeA-
N 1900, 80 sese ssse.yaye ssssl. =
Rseeasie esedle, ~ 1sgs pesvsaEvo = eeaespeiso
knoWn- 010ttO - oA1eo0 - ahoGuA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28

~ fSsmssly considered inssrsble. Alse The
s0sct q solitafy habit. 18th ruinoas . tAs bely
- mind aad produce sene Of the fellowine q.
Ssses. Daeeehss. Csnstipesion. loss Of ne9osy,
paia IL The small u the beek-cas b fuliy fe.
stored % heath. Ooasaltation free.
Cheeges Dedssass, I'D euree gu1fantssd.-
Pea OLE Boz, 1esl. All lsttssS with ssenp
onoWefod.
P.O.-All bueineoe strlsely esa1aeoeial. q.
- houso lso0 4. =. untilo .. Z. loh0Dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28

WORLD MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPLY.
No. III Broadway, New Jerk.
heard Of Directors.
ISAAC IT. FROTFiNGIiAM. Prcsidant Union trust
SAMUEL mi II t WIEfs. wnle,. Co. sos Pear, o.
GEORGE J. WILLARD, President. III HsoadWay
OLIVER u. GORDON. Vice !rssideot, III bsc:dway
HKSky L. flERhkfoNT, l fisssspons Place.
s. f & e1l1IarrsDrs. 3 n cA,,.esdea Co. s..
afoRSE Z THOMAS, late d ". y; D.ros.s,A 60
JOHN lALsgy, Hsiyn,, I ns. : Co y Park n.
RFFiN0HAM TOWNsKND. Townsend Monsant-
It6 Duane street.
RIO! ~ ns' n;.s shts.. 90 s'i:
oiIsERT 1. BErcxMAN. Bo~c.s. B.ekmsn Co..
HENRY < s%iTr, Henry A. smith Co., 20 s.s-
JosRra !. spRAouE, sprasu.. Cooper = Co'ssss.
JAMEs H. PKENrICE, Merchant, Bsoeklys.
RUFUS X. GRAVES. Merchant, 81 " al street
n: MESSENGER, 7. H. Messenger. ltl Asiden-
ALEX. v. BLAKE. A. H. sands 4 Co. IA w,li,an 81
GEORGE l. NICHOLS. I. b. Co'dinston Co.. 70
JAMES = MOVES, Gardiner Brewer = Co.. - Leon
JOHN " FRormNonAM. rrothinshan Bay'es.
WIN. q. FOWLER. r. r. W. q. Fowler. III Front
WIN. {. SHELDON. Buckley 4 sheldon, 70 L@onasa
SAMUEL Il, CALDWELL. caldwsn& Morris. 20 Ole
Oliver 8. CARTER. Carter & nawiey. 100 Pearl
NORMAN BENTLEY, Rcntly 4 burton. II and 10
HEAVIER etree'
LEWIS b. LoDER. Loder Brothers 4 Co. sis
Will iAMP. PRENTICE, Counsellor. - Wall Of.
JOHN r. D. MAXWELL. Merchant, II South 81.
JAMES n FROTHIAGHAM Howla0d a Frothing-
ham. I0S Wall street.
EZRA r. PRENTICE, President Commercial Bsnh,
Hon. STEPHEN rABER. Long Islsnd.
BENJAMIN HICKS, Roslyn. L. ].
OrFaCE1s.
GEORGE 1. WILLARD. ............. .Preetdens
.. II. GORDON. .....- Vice i'residsns
A. W. RO0RRS, NJ d.. Medical Exasninss se once.
JAS CRANE, N. y. Consulting Physician Brooklyn
VIM r PRENTICE. :. Atty X CouosellUs, ~ " ALI se.
Tho business of this Company is very lasec. and
rapidly increasing. IL plans are liberal aed very
hnds 81 policies will be issned favorable terms
o. those OF any other good Company
Dividends increase with the age OF the policy
Non participation lower than those Of any
Company In the world.
Loose: paid in thirty days after due notice and
Liberal arsangsments made in regard 70 travel
Ono-thiSd OF the amount Of premium vii be 1oAne0
b the policy holder when desired.
Agents Wanted. They will be liberany dealt
EBENRzER sPRAGUB. Chicago. General Agent
for lows. lIluOlp. Wisconsin aod Mion~eOea.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28

hELMBoLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BCCHC 10
pleasant IN taste and odof, free NOM Ill injurious
peopsfiier. aud immediate In itsacttOn. tdAwlg
0aAII11nD CONerlrUTIONo REorURtD 81
9nlnp0ar's EsysAtT Becnr ffehS-dXCivV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28
MANHOOD ASD YOUTHFUL viGoR are
aimed by HsINBoiD'e EXTRACT BuoHu. ttsd0wiy
MISGUIDED MEN.

MISGUIDED MEN.
AND IRE LAW or CHARlfY AND MERCY.
HowAsp EssAYs. ON the Errors. Abuses and Diees-
which form the basis of the G-avest Maladcs In
the fret age OF man. and fcsrfully sap the Vital pow
ere. with Of relief sent In eealed letter
envelopes. tree Of charge. Address. DR.. J. SKILLIN
HouGHTON. Howard Association. Philadelphia.
Pa janl5-d&w3m
FOR ON-RRrENTlON ON INCONVENIENCE
OF Urine. irritation. Inflammation or liberation OF
The bladder, or kidneys, diseases Of the PROSTATE
glands stone in the bladder calculus gravel trick
dust drposit and ali dieeases of The blsdsr kidpeys
and dropsical swelllnss, [d&w1y
UsE uxLxr oLp's FLUID KxrnAcr BucBr.
ALLCOCks POROUS PLASTERS.
Allentown. Penn. April I, 1855
Mcssre. r. AIiCocg D Co.:
Dear Sirs My daughter used one Of your Porous
Pssterr She had very bad pain in her eide, and Il
cured her in one week. Yours truly.
JOHN v. N. HUNTER
We refer to tho
Ferry Th0usand Dro9gasts
Who sell our Plastcr. to their high eterng char
acter.
ALLCoCK CO., Agency, Brandreth House. New
York. Sold By all Druggsts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28

n Nslisosa liDs ssapsluss ~ hiDosing 1sss-
49, doablseag4os 1foo 'Stssnshlrs. with wssess
ENGLAND, car. 0sAm, ~ tone; SCOTLAND.
~ 49, H6lvIIiA. Car. Oeny!s. s.siS Co:
oUIEN. Cav. aroaAr, a,biI eses ENIN. Car.
Cus11Ios aSiS tons PENNSYLVANIA, Can.
Lsvm, S,o11 tO0s LOUISIANA, Carr Tnonsoss
sizes tons FRANCE and GERMANY buiIdin9.
Sailing evesy saturday from New 10Th eveY
wednrsdsy n IN Liverpool and Queenstown Cook
m National eseam Navigation Company. ofIiv-
srnsol intend deeps.ching. this month, hon New
York. The following etcanshps
From New York - Queenstown % AvespoOs.
Cabin %fO0, Stccsnge. $50
a., Hasnbusg. Cabin. Sis; Steesnes. eS7.
TO 1Dssmen Cabin, $iS5. Steerage, 11S.
"a HavSe Cabin. 1l16; 6scerAR0, ~.
10 Paris Cabin. $50; 6tecfagc, 80.
Drals. irsued for say AMOUNT ea any naak u Great
ositain and lrelasA. q ths Invest rate.
etsrYage pessaee fccss. % bginG paeose 1sun LAv.
sspool 81 QpesnsaOWa, GOA Has6os1 1us SDsh eas.
=. o. DUtCAN. psvsapsst. lowe.
AgQ04 II ~ Na11DoAl Oeeem EaviGat0n C0Opor
.H - ~ Hp0ru1Wn Nee Y0Pk aDR11s41R
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28
InAueement 70 Settlers.

4 gssae advantage which the lll;nsis Csstsal
leads possess 10 In the direct and ehsap eonmu-
a1eulioo which the purehasse has with the best
anshsas - Ne wssld-.n ssmnes - Chicago
aad b ~ lakse ssss, II wisisr - Caise 81
By the Mississippi rivss aossh. Coal 10 found
in gssGe abasAaass aloaG tAis liss. nd fsrsish-
ed q The LOWEST fssss u transportation. Lem
Der Il cbsaiasd non Chicago and The forest Of
soushsrs lIlinois. = veil - ftsal those besdss.
ing Ill to sAssa0a nesAisssy for planting
and cuIsivstisg loss Ne wOsk Of many hasSs.-
Grain il ahsppse il bslk frsn III stations. thus
saving the tsssble - sxpssss q bagg,ne.-
The climate bealthy, taxss low, churches and
schools Of al srsdss abound throughout the
lsngth and hssadth Of the State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28

Apples. plums. grapes and berries are natives
Of the soil and the cultiva varieties Of all the
harder iruits grow with great thrift throughout
the State. In the SOUTHERN rARr, PsAcsss and
". and lngs quantities are shipped TO Chicago.
81. Louis and the northwest. All fruits and
berries here riuen early. and the grower II en-:
sbled 70 command the highest prices ofths drst
Of The season. Ihis business has assumed %
much importance that the Company will here
sfier run FROM SOUTHERN ILLINOIS TO
CHICAGO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28

As the fosms OF disems - which ws pssscrsbe N.
Compound have their sst1A = - blood, let d.
snfferce re0embef that NO merely outward Appliance
reach The CAUSE The Compound, CONG .sxrO ruE
noon TIE CITADEL VI rH8 D1SEASE, -driycs
irom its strong hold, and the sictim IL relieved
CURE WARRANTED
1uRNuAM Z Van sCHAACx.
Weasoo1e Dsues1oA toaAnU q, UnleAeO.
.Aroo1D n ~ Northwest:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28

80 8; -: : s. - i: s: ;;:s;;
LanuDans oea1yU eUsg - IA vAponAD Fnls b
na sealed hon the eyes OF The pubic. By snsaosng
- dullas and sis postage stamps " y. W. MA.
CullBRR Albany, NJ
oAYg REM8DlRO jbe uapIeaeeae end AanGerous
41soaeeo. Uee HaxnnoGD'e ExsnACF DUcuu AND In
oaovnD Nes1 WAan. (sebelkWiy
nLOOMHIxLD 4 OTIS MAsvlAssuunn - p
Ano-F0RxD.-Wafesoo0s 07S Broadway, New Yofk
OR hAAoe oes aeknowlsueed 70 b equ6l " not ~
New Yosk or o1ooWhero. Waseunaed ese oevcn ycase.
Psiess lees. Sod for Price llst. jan7dAwsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28
MD the EVIL In the Bud.
Dr. WHITTIER.
lol SoutA Clark Street CAlcaGo, mn.

Has for many years made Ne
treatment Of privsse diseases h,s
lbusiaass end study. SypAilis
Iin eli its forms. 0lset end 6ssie-
lures. Particular attention Civ.
% 70 old otandinR oases. WhieA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28

lDooaeAfylmg the naokr.
AID is tie most delightful and wonderful article
The world ever produced.
Ladies win and Il mot only certain remedy TO Re-
seofs Darhen and Bentify the Ilaf. hut aleo deeis
able article for the Toilet, Il 10 highly pssfns0
Win rich aud delicate perfume. independent of the
sagrsnt ocof Of the Ous OF Palm OF Mace.
The Marvel Of Peru.
new and beautiful perfume, which in delicacy Of
scent. and the tenacify with which clngs ~ Tie
handkerchief and person. IL unequalled.
The above articles for sale by all Dfuggste and
Perfumers. 81 per bottle each. Sent b express TO
eng address BY propretofs.
r. ". WNl0HT 3 CO.,
oc2e-1yl fe0 Liberty Street, New York.
CHAPpED HANDS AND FACE, SORE LIfE, &e-.
cured At once by the use Of k1egeman's Camph0r
Lee with dyccrne, keeps the hands soit IN The cold
ct wcsthSr. See that You get the genuine: eOd BY
Dnuggiels. fehll d31
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28

From - - 0aOrse Rover.
ALSO PORTABLE SAW MILLS.
We hsve the Oldest, largest sad most complete
works In the United States. devoted
manufacture Portable Engines and Saw Mill. which
for simplicity, completeness, power and economy Of
fuel conceded by expeFts, 10 be superior 10 any
ever offered 10 the publ
The great amount Of boiler sOon, Arc sssrfAcc and
cylinder asea, which givc 10 tho rated hosSs pow
81 make our Engines the moet powerful and cheap
oct IN use and they are adapted to every purpose
where power Il required.
Al sises are constantly on hand. Or furnished %
short noti-e.
Descriptive eireuass with price lss. ssot % see,
e'''on woop 4 MANN STEAM sNors6R' -ee3
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28

Tue CoRS CxoP or rms U. S-Reiabie
estimates make the national corn crop Of the
vas, year foot up the heavy figures & eight
hundred aud eighty millions Of bushels
The value Of this is sal 10 be one billion,
Twelve million dollars.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28

A writer 10 the laespeadess (rsdiesl IN
speaking Of Butler savs: ''Aaksths best
you caa Of Il. is's q terrible face, that Of
Buffers /; Il looks like pirates strons.
interruptions, cruel face. The low, vide
fosebsad. tie crossed eyes 0,hs Aasetssy Ro-
ma" nose. the hin lips, make . cenbisalion
pcwssssa md piti!ess. A. . pc ievis Das.
YET 10 evesseachsnv .selfyeskiug ~ vill ~
content With % less than the hlsAsoe plass
n d. polticai game.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28

Tns receipts fer internal rsvenss Aavs
fallen OF to not mere than three hundred
dollars per day. The average for last year
vas fali ailIioa. and Of the year before
still larger. The people are rot paying %
large income taxes - formerly. and pre-
duction has been pretty thoroughly stran>
gled by taxation. The nation ID we'll ON
the road to bankruptcy the fact is now,
and il declaration will come soon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28
For Grain Growing,
AND ESPECIALLY FOR
STOCK RAISING.

oThess Psairis lsnds. present unsurpassed ad
vsstsges. Farmeso from Ohio and Indiana. -
we'll - those 6om the mere desssly settled por.
sions Of lows. and llliaois. are ceiling their
more valuable farms aad ass now making invsse-
meats In these cheaper. lands, which prodses
with lssess profit and 70 greater extent the
best fattsoed beef in Amsriee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28

ink - Charles Mo- Sentinel OF III. a2d.
expresses the opinion tina. seyen.tenths Of
'"e ouos OF the peach. nec,arine and apricot
trees are destroyed. Others ss,im.,. III.
damage alta half. In either event tho r..
msindsrs IL unioj ussd, will be ali In. 49,.
and may Pr oduee - abundant cfcr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28
$4,000 ACRES

Are now offered q oS to els per acre with ssos
few tracts q higher Sgures) rated accordingly
to quality and nsarnsss 70 stations. 1HR n.
TIE 70 THESE LANDS IS CLEAR, AND IN
FEE SIMPLE FROM TIE STATE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28

PRssIpsxr LlxsoLx once told friend that
the secret Of poser - public speaker l.
for the orator al@ays 10 assume that his ss>
disnce 10 wiser than be 10, and. therefore, to
say the most sensible thing hs can The
people will not updentand t. Il 10 . gssas
mistake that many 0sn make when they
think that the mass Of the people are iensr.
ant The people esnsraliy kssw % uusA
- these who profess y LED then.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28

0ols Aeeak 81 Fscsessope a. spwade eeevss'l
= ysar. 91R o0oesSS q 0nll, = osd1!yh -
- Uovu)npo, ~ l60 hSooSueoSOoo - oosoeA