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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-16

COLORADO AND NEBRAsKA.-The bills
for the admission Of Nebraska and Colorado
as States were passed by the House Yesterday,
with an amendment requiring the Legisla-
lures of each to assent to the proviso securing
equal rights to all citizens, irrespective of
admission-the States to be admitted by
proclamation of the President within thirty
days alter giving their assent to said condi-
ton. In this shape the bill will doubtless
pass both Houses, and by sufficient majority
to override the usual veto, which has become
such an established feature of our national
legislation.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-16
Senator Cameron's Speech.


THE speech of Hon. Simon Cameron, subse-
quent to his election yesterday, will be read
with pleasure by all sound Republicans.
There is one short sentence in it which shows
that he correctly comprehends the situation
1t is that one in which he asserts that ''thers
is no method or craftsmanship which will
make this generation Of the South loyal to
the Union and to the flag" There is pro-
found truth in this as applied to the growing
race at the South. For thirty years they
have been taught to hate not only the Union,
but the great principles of civil freedom upon
which the Union is founded. Whether their
constitutional status be that of a conquered
people or not, they so regard themselves.
The speeches of Rosser and Wise, which we
published yesterday, are correct reflex of
the dominant sentiment Of the Southern
people. Genuine loyalty to the republic can
not be expected from the present genera
ton We must wait until the virus of
slavery shall have died out, and the ideas to
which it gave birth shall have followed it
to the grave, before true devotion to the
republic, or sentiment of true patriotism,
shall characterize the southern people.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-16

SENATORS ELECTED Roscoe Conkling,
OF New York; Simon Cameron, of Pennsyl-
vania; Lyman Trumbull, of Illinois; and
Charles d. Drake, of Missouri, were yester-
day elected from their respective States as
Senators in Congress.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-16
SPECIAL NoYscEs.

R9Sg% NEWSPAPER ADVERTIsING.-J0Y
COE & CO., Agents for the 81 RLEoRAPH,"
and Newspaper Press Of the whole country, have RE-
MOVED from FIFTH and CHEsNUT to No. 1A s.
SIXTH tfeet second door above WALNUT
oFFicKs;-No lA s. SIXTH Street Philadelphia;
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS. New York 73O sap
e11ge FRIENDS ASYLUM FOR THE IN
SANE, near Frankfoid, Twenty third Ward,
pT Z; WoRTRRISSGJoS ~ suPe. .iRtendent
70 the Supernendent at the Asylum or to either OF
Samuel BettIe. No. l49 n. Tenth street
Charles Ellis, N. L. corner Seventh and Market
William Bette, No 42e y. sixth street
Jo6S 4 IeS wE0S No. s5 FS F6Sssgt 9rest street
q % John Garter, TH No. S2S 3 8 ~ I've Welt ith street.
Mark Balderston, No. 800 \. Sixth street.
i Rlchsrd 16 kiohardsOn, d ,d No 522 Arch street
Samuel Nor f., Olney
Elliston P. Morris, Germantown, and No sos Mar
Nathan Hllles Frankfort.
David Scul No 8l5 Arch street
William K'nsey, W. corner OF Third and Vine
William Cooper, near Camden New Jersey,
Samuel Emlen, Germantown, and No. 6H Market
Howard Yanall No S22 Mount vernon street..
Francis Il. Cope Germantown, and No. MsLnut
street. lVSm
n~15se OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
~ AND TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANY,
NO. 224 s. DELAWARE Avenue up stairs, . ,o,-
At a meeting OF the Stockholders OF his Company
held this day, the following gent emen were unaui-
mOusly elected Directors for the coming year,
DIRECTORS
VINCENT L. BRADFORD,
EDWIN A. STEVENS,
WILLIAM a. HART.
WILLIAM H. GATZMER
CHARLES II 'CALESTER,
J0HN DORRANCE,
RICHARD SHlPPEN
WILLIAM FREEMAN,
ASA j. FISH
JOHN G. STEVENS,
BENZ JAMIN FISH
JOIN M. READ
And at a subseoneht meeung of the Board OF Direc-
tors the following officers were UNANIMOUSLY re-
elected;-
resdent-VIHCENT l. BRADFORD.
Treasurer PARKER n ORRIS.
JAMES MoRRELL,
ll53t secretary.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-16
ET STEINWAY & sons
Grand Square and Upright Piano Fortes

sTEINwAY q SONS direct special attention
their Paint ResonGOr'' and double iron iron
frame patented June s., 1866 This lnysdnu0n lnytsditiO
to the IRON frame IN font Of the sopndeoaIdl WITH an
iron brace frame in the It. both frames DelnB
as IN Cae ptee. thereby ImpaTting solidy OF con
sruetoI and capacity OF standing In tune never before
attained In that class o instrument
The soundboard is supported between the two frames
Dy an apparatus regulating Its tension, so that tne
Btestest possible degree OF sound producing eapaoy
0btamed and regulated to the incest desirable point
the RreAt volume and exquisite quality of tone, as
well as elasticity and pfomptness Of action OF these
new UPRIGHT Pianos have elected the unqualified ad
heard them ~
BLAsIUs BROTHERS confidently offer these beau
OF music 70 call and examine them
kVery Piano Is sconsructed with their Patent Agfatfo
Arrangement applied directly % the tul Iron Frame.
! or sale only BY Bl.ABIU6 BROTHERS,
IL "a lm4pF No 1905 CBEBHUT Street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-16

THE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE
i C0MPANY.-In conformity with an Act of Assem-
bly, OF April D 1872, this company publish the fol-
lowing list Of their assets, viz -
Mortlapea being first mort0apes In tha
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21
RIVER ITEMS.
ARRIVALS fosDAY.

ARRIVALS fosDAY.
1pA, Capt. Shafts. Sc. Louia
DUBuous, Capt Wfad. s.. Louis.
kEir1sDuno, Capt. Campbell, Fl. Msdieen.
GoLDvrxcs. Capt Dalssll. Pert Byros.
BEN CAnPs1LL. Capt Pierce, Cliases.
IpA, Capt. 0huts. 81. Paul.
DuBueUn, Capt Wasd, q. Panl.
Golpssnea. Cass Dalsdl. Pset Byfss.
River vssy'wiid -visd Alsviag . Yssfsse
gale ffsa tIs sersh. ed hslline ~ D.
bsqss, KsisAsbuss and GsllnasA wisA
bosad = tAs Rssk lsland shore. The isry
tsss nis :sashls y Eshs . nip until ;
A. r., vAss ~ visd slightly ahassd. The
esb9 bsoD Asa oupasted - thsh esvssal
ws>A AZ , 4. n, ~ lds, With . bssgs
b tev, btihg - dis side - ssSb,sl y
lsps.f Npy 4Msasy watching hss ~.
ohesaoh ebsasaw 4 ~ bs,des vAisA ~
A.d.sa satsey.
Ths ssoslas sgi-vssklr ssssabsae -.
Csnpbsl, Casa. Pssss. win d.past ss-ass-
suw y . 4. H., fss Ciiatsa. 3. o. bsasso.
-AesaA
n ans Dssssssr psekss Nsp Dssssa,
CspA Gsisesll will lssvs - n. MaAieea,
= w. nssoiag. o. @. Mslhss b ~ e.
1cs.s
fhs daily psskst 0sllasslI Csst Daissll
will dspast Sss Psss Dyros, ssaasssiae nth
= - - - =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

The Japanese Hair Stain
Coloss the hais, whisAen and moustache beausi-
fsl oaack o. brown.
coesasss of only ese preparation. and the colo
viii mot fade or wash out. Prepared by L. g,ahbe
under the Lion Store.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21
GRABBE's:
Hair ResteFotlve Or Renever /!

l. ths oaly tAiAs wAlcA win bring Grey hair 10 IL
original color h sAss tine. aso red or light half q
beastiful brown q ssre csre for oil scurvy end
dsAdrnR. .use Il dhave clean coats and clear hsahy
saips. Nis ussd aad fsepmmeadsA BY our best cit.
isens, snseg whea - n. Lowry, Kbseaes Cook,
Co. =. Dsvsassst, D. ". ". Ha1ksf, Samss Arm
shoag, &c 1Sns, - =. McNxs. y. Dalssi. r., Geo.
=. Parker. u. Rs1s1ph Albssu. ". n. Durans, Jno.
r. Cook. John r. H@D. Dr. W. withsswax, and
many ctAsn.
Prspsssl oaH - I. 0ashbs. .,pse0 - lin Oepes.
corner Maln ana eeosaA etrsst. 1R eals also b. 4.
oselits, Ttsaoes sass. CAisago. m, saa 9. Msllss
~ Mishigsa AvsAsA DsRolt MlsA.: o. KlsAn. Il
Cross, Wa; nm. = Y. Wines. Dsbaqus, 1swa. !:
!. ". Me1A.ay, Dsnesise, MsRiea. Iowa.; 9. n.
Weaas~.AA OHsmi6nA R4an DnenonR.N. Z.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

Rscsr4Ioa - Ssuuya1o CossAx.--Neo.
b Price savs pssas reception u BE hesss
Last night, ID heser ef Spssts 0slh1.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

woSa-.-Espseial 6atsausa n sIaSd y
~ nsd u ] n Pss1lsSon, Wssl Cseois
slsa Merchant - Brsad~ls. Asx Isst.
II. Psudislon bas teea ia ~ basiasss fss
aaay ysass. end his ssassslisee esNseueh
tAst shippsss eaa always dspdsd epsa u.
eslviog the highest psiese II lhs uosksl
Cash Advaness Win bs nods y eeaeiguoss,
aad SPECIAL market rspssts furnished shsa
lesired.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

We - wihsse or sssA quantity os
tslsgsAphie 1iapa1sAn tc'dag, % ssass-
qusoes II he STERN u lase night snd tbis
0osninR. esa $50
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21
Must h0 Sold.
LOOK HEREl
sMlTH TINE HALTER
Foa 81 AND UPWARD

Foa ~ AND UPWARD
CAN DE HAD
HATS fes 0gusss bssad end bssiy,
HATS f. straight hais and csrly,
HATS fsr fssss melancholy,
HATS fos 1satuses blight end jolly;
HATS fos gsn0(Sea Of standing,
HATS that give lock csn,mandiog;
HATS for walking, ridisg. driving,
HATS duh faces look alive In;
HATS.for picnic and s1ssrsieas,
HATS foe holldsys' divss9ioss
HATS that shnd III kind ef hauling,
HATS for every ssads and calling,
HATS for travelling. sporting. ealing.
BATS gfsass-prsof. in storms uufa,ling.
HATS s;s>shaabsesii, SaitA's lining,
HATS with which 10 sst shine In;
HATS u many shapes aacemmoe,
HATS edoirsd. By lovely woosa;
HATS with ~AieAa rooo y snlss,
HATS sos Ssosss ef wild alvsaturs;
HATS Of quiet styles for psstsss,
HATS lew-srovn. yosr knowing GATORS
HATS Oh sset . hundred miles fss.
HATS thet boys and misses Sigh :or,
HATS that even babies cry for;
HATS fcs laadsmsn ead r. sailses,
HAS tAAt gsass ths wssA See lailoss;
HATS ehae wss1d 1 saint entics,
HATS. prioe Han. q any p,icei
HATS THAT = HATS
at 0na1t1a'0
0nRm of lDlnck Hear.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

Ous HAf.-A day OF two since ~ owned
. hal; whsss b II nowi A has did ~ sayi
No, net quite; for BY constant wear il had
bses.s old, greasy, shapsless. csewnless.
brinlsss-but still " were Il on, fos We
lovsd IL For ten long years, whether dark
storms overhead lowered or bright sanshinc
ruled the hour, IL had protected our caput,
and it, Old associations are written indellbly
On Tie album Of our memory. Old and
ugly - il was, ws woss Il. Our ftissds,
disgustsd-and even che upea whom "
had cast eur young affections aad smiled
our most penaive smilss-svspt seosnfully
and silently BY. Az time told upon our
hst, stsangsss-aad even dog aad CATS
glascsd askancs at IT, For some tine past
itisnds. strangers, swssthssst, ,doss, 'eats, al
have passed " lssghlsss, speschlsss, smile
less, grswiless, mewlsss. joksisss - they
would not nstiss one whs wsce such ~.
But still ~ woss il uatil yesterday. whsn.
as we were passing BY the corner u Sse
cnd and Main street. the wisdevs Of Smiths
hat store attracted our gaze end held %
spell bound. Feeling spasnedieslly for any
spare change that might b in our pockets.
We found Il wasn't there, and were about to
90 on our way sosrowfally, when AL. Aston,
taking compassion on u, called US in and
presented us with one Of the incest Of his
many nice bats, for which our gratitude b
20 boundlsss as the sss.
NA,ls.-5.0o0 kegs Pittsbure Nails, all
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21
LOCAL 1TgM0.
sELLING EAaT.

Three ysars !age, LaIlsnssds Sssei0s
Was hsst introduced into DavsBpsst. Fer
nsnths IL aalss wess very saall, ths people
1et knswing u possessed eztss6edlssy
usriis bot I. srsduAlly westsdjls rat Int
notosiesy. and TO dsy IL stasds snsag Ne
most valuable preparations. II ssls has
become large. and ven Il night Tor 10 nice
cases oat Of ten Il does I'll tAae = claioSd
for T. ~-ss.-..sg
Rno00aeasa ooa NeSro1go0
Can b. cured BY ~ use. end 80 psopas
know H. II e6eetuaily srsdisaAss I'll poison
from the blood, and in iacs 10 The gssatsss
Blood Purifier
Of the age. Warm weather 10 near 81 hand,
and We advise oil 70 take bottle Of u and
cleanse their systems thoroughly.
Call at any drug store in The city and get
il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

FoR Fishing Taekls. end Pocket and Table
Cutlery, 80 ~ J. A. Dsvenposts Hardware
Stow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

HILLS HAIR DYE, 90 esnts. black o.
brown instantane ous. natural. durable, beau.
tiful, ,scliable, indeed the best In uss. has been
before the public over fifteen years, 10 She
cheapest, containing ~ much - the ususl
dollar sizes. Depot No. 6s John street,
New York City. Sold BY oil Druasists,
pstent medicine, periumery and fancy
goods stores every where. junsll-dly
The Eureka aDeaOk NlacAlao
Makes 5000 splendid Brick per hour with only nine
men and one pair OF horses. or A,9S0 per hour By
stasm power Has no complex machinery 70 be get
ting out of order os breaking down. lts great sim-
p,icity and mar elous power cammand the approval
ot every expert, at eight
We challenge the world 60 produce ~ eQual.
Satisfaction guaranteed 10 all purchaser
ABRAN REQUA, Gsnesal Agent. No. 1ll Beoad
way n UehA-dnm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

Ma Dos Knses. .-nsAlsh O@sss Kss9
n.. sil1sd . ~ dss % ~ ss'se 4 Herr
sisea snd Sssou1 ssssGh ysgtssdsy. No 80
was bic.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

RsAL EnAsR TaAHsssa. -Jsass Thsnp.
son Esq., has purchased lCo acres Of land
in Cedss esuaty. six miles frsn Durast, Of
Joe Cope for elS per acre.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

tsa ~ geods, Ael:sas end earpess-a
vsry 'ssss and sdp.rtSs assortnsns. q ~
lowest pgisss u ~ ~ sall ea ,. D. Aus-
IN, - L. C,aisD nsa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

SfArs NsD,cA A. Secnss. we 81 loSseo.
- thstths lewa Stals MedisA Sssiety win
meet u ths Olty Couasii ChAntss next
Wednesday and Thursday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21


DsetasD ~ PAss1k lit y gsatilyieg =
ksew thsa vsesioe 6Isrsi b not gsiag Ne
ny that prsvsae66 have this speias.-
whils ~ peiss q sfaia end oss's ~
stsadilv aAseAcine. md srs hisss tAaa
hssws ~ ass0 20. Y 80. ~ psiss 4
s1stling , sasa1ily 6nas 6s~s. Sas pxry
+ sslllae y klsls Ge.AssAlng. doths. eaasis
asrss end fsspisAlaE sss1s q lover psiess
than 49,, siass ths oosbseak of ths 80.
and ~ ssassqssale . hat ~ 10 ever
vhslasd witA pAtssAAss.
An AsassAsls 1 1Acr.-At weesss I
fsstsss 0sssssy Ssaps, sssnss Of rfsh snd
Bssdi yss san ~ fss 1f 81 NJ. A
saeAs; for e1.eo s b.. white (B) sssss;
hs o1.OO o. iba. light bssws ausss, snl
loser sssdss 10 psupsstiss 81 Ms. good
Rio Coffee for 81 90; y ibs. Brownsd fSs
el.oo-grounsd. 50. 40 and 20 CT. Y ib.
Teas just received ffea New York, which
are gusranteed to give satisfaction IN both
qualiay and pries. Canaed FsuiAs, Dried
Fruits sad Berries q all kinds, Spices and
Essences ofs all Asvors. Also Potatoes,
White and Yellow Corn Neal, Flour and
Fish, q the lowest rates going. Call and
leave your orders, and your goods viii be
delivered ifee 70 any part Of the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

NAits.-5.0o kegs PittsburG Nails, al
eizcs, fos sale cheap at IRA. Dayenport's.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

JonS CAMERON is now prepared 10 do I'll
styles Of house and sign painting, glazing.
graining. &c. Also plain and decorative pa-
per hanging. Ceilings whitsnsd on shost
notice. All work done promptly. Shop
No. 10 West Third street, between Brady
and Main. Aps4 d30.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

II you want jetty black whiskess ~.
Uphsm's Hair Dyc-only 50 osots bottle.
Sold everywhere. Put up BY J.J. kso0ss,
PhilNdciphs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21
SELLERS,
csLnpaA.sD
Llv ER PILLS,

EtWUW ObUW ~ ~ OOeOSCWs
As a safe. convenient. end never failing reme
dy for
LIVER COMPLAINT. COsrlvENRss. SICK
HEADACHE.
AND ALL BlLlARY DISORDERS.
sellers, L6UtS. Rius
STAND UNHIvALLED.
They are prompt but mild u their effect !;
rouse healthy sctioa Of the Liver carry -
morbid secrstionA end lseve the system 10
healthy condition.
Fer - Years have glven Unlvoes
sal 0ao1oGAeo1o0.
sYMPrOND OF A D10RAe1D Av11.
General loss Of appss.s, dek1sss 4 ths s>nslAsA,
VI wcasinces, WIN slsepaso6 nigoeDs esUelvsne0 =
cowsls sollcvsa . ess - q ssossnsc; caI0
a1tl, 80 ps0mi1cat y0pto0s ef 0ssaeee 49, -
the Liver.
=. 3. SELLERS Z HSss:;:.S:s$' 81: S.s$'is:;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

Go 70 Sns Bos.--0o to the Asyaot 4 Ssatton
Iowa state 0nxiness College 20 get thorough psac
ttcai business education. or 10 become good sound
telegraph operator. For circulars and papers. Cd
dress (enclostng stamp "The Dryaat . StfaetJo
Commercial College. Davsn port, Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

PorIcs Covnr. -Thsodsss Dorsy was
brought up q late hour yesterday after.
noon. charged with 6ghtios, guarding and
othsrwiss bssaking ths psaee Of eur eosdly
city. Pleading guilty be Was fined % and
costs.
John Callahon was arrested last night BY
Policeman Delaney. for drunkenness, on the
streets. Af.sr SOLDERING Cd at The jail all
night he vas brought before the Magistrate
whs fined him 81 and taxed him 14.bS
costs, and II default he Was committed to
jaal for ten days.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

Fsssca . DAv,se Saw 4nA--This we'll
kSowa sslab'isemsot wet lats spssa1sea
for ths season ~ dsys sisss, wisA fall
hsad Of stsan 10 ssssy dspsssnsaA aad y
"ehawiag -" isp = ~ saas Il ahs1t 2s.>
900 feet pes day. wiGh sspy psnpese = -
ing abls - kssp = 90 eait = lsae - -
ssssce wi1 pseu1l H - = = pssisse
oedes. Laol ~ - yss1ils1jss ~ ssass
II ssasvso - eee1-esuh oAsssOhsso-
pls1lae sssylhlua - - ossbsaasssA
- esaasaDsss 1eonD, - Glass thsy
eisssa WoGk - a. AmeAo - eoill nsss
iopes1aaa inogssso0ln ~ 1sso aa1s,
iaveiviag - szpsselssssse sssss e13. 900
In ~ 0sse 1lsss Aws - ~ 8 Dsosssi
sseesslsdctiee h ~ eei@e hesss. Ths I'd
bsllsss, wAssh vsss b ihis sso1leso, thssgA
~ Ast slass, hsvs bsss ssplsssd b. -.
tlssly ~ soss.-6sss n soubW-10 lbss
lssg - ~ inshss h disaelss, ~ dsabls
Sues ~ isshes b dlanssss. The lsss 4
sxtss thick-bsins Ave- -sixsssnths. ed Of
pssfsss quality, and with ~ ssass will
Sand forty jean service. Thsy we're made
y Ssa. Grssowsll. Rock lslasd, asd cost,
With setting. absut $1,000. The fronts
hsvs vide dssss and sbundast drafts 10 Il
cilitats busaing ssw dsss; end thss the
sparks nay mot psss up ths stseks and On
danger Ne property, On ingenious plan
has been divissd fos assestins them before
passing 10 the stacks, which prevents all
possibility Of danger from that direction.
The engine and pstmsa foundations have
bssn rs>built with . powerful eonbination
Of massive blocks Of solid stone, pisrssd 10
. dsssn placss With iaosass wrougAs>ises
belts 70 The depth Of ~ .sse il The earth,
I'D In sueh inoovabls stssageh lhat neither
~ tAissy hssss power snsiss. - ~ tight
aine esssea mslsy cav fsl y pssdsss .
slsgls theeb q disqsist. II shsst Ne mlll
\ nos perfect 10 IL its pasts. Should Il
happen 10 take Gre. vasss from the full com.
plsneat = hsss pipe snd ssszlss psrpsAually
10 wssking order ssd attached y the eissern
On Ne ssel. weald dslsgs tie wbsis bailds
inS il three minutes. We think Il will
compass with the bsss mills 10 matter where
they srs lssatsd-ia ell rsspscts.
Alssady AAvs Nsssrs' T. 1 D. ssssivsd ,
miliioa and half tsse Of legs, ard within .
week will have Ssus milliens q thsis bsoms,
asd about three asrs 70 cems which ass sow
csa>sas>sa -. TAsss ass abest AAy men
soplsysd .. ~ oill asd ths plAaiag nijl
"a 4sh street, sh q When have . csstsie
part 70 perform, aud this they do with the
regularity = clock wssk. Every wssk
whom not disablsi, this aill cuts aboul l75,.
900 5sst Of luabsr. Il 10 . lsgs pile, bat
% pssfees 10 The nsshinsry asd he system
70 which evssyshiog bee bsen reduced hat
Il seems to be done without effort. Il 10 .
6ns hours pastime to visit the mill just to
SEQ Il operate.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

PAulrrs' Sorrxia -wiaaew Gi,.s,
wAHs Lad. 0i! sad Patty y-Avsy lAfss
eIssk - - tosad 4 J. A. Dlvsnyost's
uasavses aasss, NJ 10 Bsady sasssA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

J. A. DAvsHrssr 10 now offering great
inducements 70 buyess Of Hardware. Of
which be has the largest aud best selected
stock in the city. He is selliag q prices
defying competition.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21
600 Reward.

800 Reward.
rHB ADOv8 SUN WILL DR PAID 10 ANY
i peseoo Who will af5uod such iolof0atioo - viii
eseass tAs esssisoa Of 5pns person u persons who
e ~ svsoio9 Of tha l6eA iast, cst losss log ran
bsiag Mea y asar oes Mn.
nagl1-dew FRENCH d DAVIES.
Must 10 Sold.
4 n0usR AND LOT ON 0AIKnD eTREET-
n !sou0e. nsw-and La - god sepals-psiee oSoO
Alss. 10. slx1oe. bsiek shop o Thied stseet-ass
'''-'''ee si'ss ApSsF s:Gs.,eox ! noIrrs.
lund .Assnts. q lgaln ses0of. two door puth Of
Rirst Naiioaaf Bank. msgtsdiw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

Ran what the editor Of the Cincinnati TtsS ssys
sfALfRNs LUNG BALsAM:
A RkxAxKABis Cum.-Nf. 6smuel Lewis. one of
the old Pioneers Of Cincinnati, was very long, appa
rently in the last stages Of Consumption. and given
up by physicians, when some kind friend secommen-
dcd him to use ALLHN's LUNG BAIsAM. lie did
90. and Immediately commenced recovering. and s
now able to attend to business. He says Elm truth.
may cay It has saved my iife." Mr.. Lewis Is we'll
known Ia Cincinnati, and the fullest confidence may
he placed IN his statements II II due therefore. TO
the community, especially those suffering under this
terrible maady, that the fullest publicity be given 10
ssch marvellous cuscs that other sufferers nay avail
themselves of the remedy. With pleasure. therefore.
refer to this cufc.
From our knowledge Of The merits Of this excellent
BssAm, and what We hear Of IL merits. We think II
should be u used by ell persons suffering ffons
cough. OF any pulmonary complaint. We hear that
many for advanced In consumption. have bcce eused
by IL use.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

Ut. rEnpls, Gardener and Florist, ees.
eth and Main Sts., fruit and ssnamsAsal
rses. ny1e-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

RRPssirioS or rna "GnEAr RsBsLrsen."
In accordance With universally express
ed visa, the Allssssy and Tableasx Of the
Great Rebellion will Be repeated at the Ger
man Theasre next Friday evening, in order
that al who were dsbasrsd from attendiag
last Saturday night BY the inclsmsncy u
the wsashse may have an opportunity Of
seeing The flesst entertainments svse present.
cd to Davenport audience. To accomne-
date the vast quantity who ass ssabls u
attsad an evening performance, . natihs .
viii Alss b given ON Saturday Afternoon. =
Levsrs Of Rss msds, bssstifal livldg pie.
tasss. gosd sst,ss. end stirring psssissio
ssntinsal sbssM ~ assIscs tAa lass
shaaes. TIE ssls sf tickets apA ssssrvsd
seaas wills begss u Lsss I 0dsss' on
Thsssday asssiae. - ;r~ga f,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

Usn Lsllemand's SpeciAs ~ Rhsumslisn,
0out and Neuralgia. II s6sssusily destroys
I'll poison In ths blood. and performs ssd.
;cAl cus,. Rad tsseimooiais elsewhere.