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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-13

SMAsH-UP.-A horse, attached to a
buggy belonging to Mr.. c. B. Chalk, whlct
was being driven by colored boy, ran OF
last night down Governor street, ana tne
driver was violently thrown out opposite
Turner's news depot, and much injured
He was taken into DR.. CabelPs office, and
received proper medical attention. The
horse was stopped at the corner Of Thir'
teenth and Cary streets, and the buggy
found to be badly smashed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-13

MARrNE.-A steamer carrying a deck
load of buoys came up the river on Tues
day. and after planting two on the Lyne's
Greek shoal returned to Hampton Roads,
ts the vessel had large number Of buoys
on board, and as many had not been re-
placed higher up the river, the question
has been naturally asked why they were
not put down while the steamer was in the
riyar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-13

MEXICAN LIBERALs.-These people are
claiming that they expelled the French
army Of invasion from Mexico! Like the
poor ass who thought his braying had
frightened of the lion, they make mis-
take; but they had better not, initiating
the sss, go in pursuit Of the lion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-13

MASONIC EDUCATIONAL COMMITTEE
From Encampment No. 2, 7. II. Wynne,
W. L. Maule, and E. II. Gill, have been
reappointed to this body !; and from Lodge
No. Sc, George A. Hundley, Alexander
McRae, and W. F. Drinkard, have been
railncted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-13

PACIFIC KAILwAY.-Wha is called the
Union Pacific railway is proceeding to-
wards the Rocky mountains with speed
unexampled in this country. 1t is now
completed for more than three hundred
miles west Of Omaha, which is on the
western boundary of Iowa. One hundred
miles from Omaha is the town of Colum-
bus, which is exactly half way across the
continent. This is to be great city. A
company of great wealth owns large
tract Of land there, which is to be cut up
into G,OO0 lots. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN is
the head of this company. The last farm
on the line of the road at present is forty
miles from Columbus. The road beyond
the Rocky mountains is pushed forward
with larger force than is employed on
this side, and if there is no tagging in the
spirit and industry Of the company, the
whole line will be probably finished in two
Na4rS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-13

REAL ESTATE OPERATIONs.-The follow
ing sales were made yesterday:
Harrison, Goddin s. Apperson sold the
dairy farm of four and half acres, at
tached to James K. Childs's, for 5000.
Grubbs s. Williams sold brick dwell
ing, corner of Leigh and Thirtieth streets
for S775; also, two lots, on Thirty-frst
street, for $3.05 per front foot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-13

REG1sTR N-FIRsT DISTRICT OF
HENRICO.-Thomas P. Moodv, Esq, regis
terng officer of this dist,Ict, announces
that the Board of Registration will be in
session at Carter's store, to enroll the
names of voters, from the oath to the goth
of June. Carter's store is on the Williams
burg road Immediately below the toll
fa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-13

THE DAILY DISPATCH FOR THE SPRINGS AND
SUMNER REsoRrs.-The Daily Dispatch will be
regularly mailed for the whole or any part of the
season, to our friends whomsy visit the Springs or
any summer resort. Orders left at our counter or
sent by mail will receive attention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-13
Classification OF Advertisements,

GNoTB,-All advertisements are classified, as
they thus more easily referred to by the reader
The new ones appear hrst under each heading.1
Advertisements received too late for classifca-
tion will be found at foot OF columns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-13

ScALDED.-Mr. John Clarke fell into a
tank at thu distillery of Mr.. I'll. Myers, near
Bacon's Quarter Branch, yesterday morn
ing, and before he could be taken out,
was scalded to such an extent that his life
is almost despaired of by the attending
nhysician,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-13

MAsos1c.-E. F. Watson, NJ. D., Past
Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of North
Carolina, and Past Most Excellent High
priest of the Grand Chapter OF the same
State. was in Richmond yesterday on Ma
sonic business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-13

JUDGE MERED1TH's CoURT.-In the case
of Zetelle Us. Myers s. Cridland, which
was submitted to the court on yesterday,
on motion by the plaintiff to reject the
pleas rendered by the defendants, which
motion has been argued four days, the
court announced it's decision, sustaining
the motion and rejecting the pleas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-13

The CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES met yesterday at IL o'clock, but
the petty jury were Immediately dis
charged, and Underwood adjourned until
TO-DAY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-13

APPoINTMENT-The Governor on yes
terday appointed Charles Nettleton, of
New York city, commissioner Of deeds for
Virginia in the State Of New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-13

MULES AND HORSES.-A
Nl Just arrived at the EXCHAEGRs
lin ktres., OER HuNDRID YOtH6 and 80
WkLL ,BRoK. MULES. Aixos lot Of ape y0U9
H0RsEs suitstls for farm purposes. vhish vili
inylis the attention OF the tasusu and plant.
erS Of North Carolina and Virginia - this sepsriVs
lot Of stock, aud prglalss thsA S6ts,fsstien Se !"
quality and price. ITO u-tsl JOHN y. DAV'ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-13
TALBoTT q BRoTHEEIks. c,u,.,. ov
sIrl1 sssIns, saw yisSsss S55Ss SSIss EiiS =

srs again In business corner Cary ssS
essyssTs spds pSdsSissp s ps sss sssss.. Thing ses en-
Iso' Issn on, impsoysd, 6S0ILLArlsa IsdlSx,
scns,hins very .iplplsi snA any Stess tin1 % %
Vii dc vsii 70 sslisla y; hsa before !ai:A.;,ns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-13

EOR RENT, the superior FOU r.
L STORY AND BAsEMgNT WARE kA
h01sk IN oGmmeri Th SSas siSss Sss sS!1lning our
nience, with vault and safe inside, and has 10
superior in the city either In location or arrange.
NH ls-m HARvEYs & WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-13
THE DISPATCH.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
For Rent.

EOR RENT. the STORE and FIX
E TUREs complete, on Marshall street be- -
Market, now occupied by kf. John 7: siIsr. E;1M
sD-n No. 1907 Basin bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-13

EOR notwithstanding to remove to
t the store No. 81 south side Of Broad -
street; bstwssn Iisth and Sixth, Offer. for e:f
cupied BY her. For terms, apply on the Rrsnisss
llo RyoaA sfreet betvaen Fourfh and Ftfth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04
The aupresne Ceurt and Hendls

No one now believes that the Supreme
Court Of the United States is ''pro-slavery."
or othcrTisc partial to Southern views Of
The Constitution and Government If Il -
influenced at MI by sectional prejudice, that
prejudice il In favor Of Northern notions Oh
"rroersss" Yet within the last two or
thrre weeks that Court has arrived Al the
conclusion that tao main plsnks 10 the Re-
publican platform are IN violation Of the
Constitution OF the United States. -
The Court decides that Congress
usurpcd an Unconstitutional authority
when 1t made the test osth qualification
for ONCE or for practice IN the Courts, and
that the trial Of civilisns BY military COM
mission is also On illegal and unauthofised
proceeding.
Some time ago. the same Court also p'ss>
ticalIy decided that the Southern States -
States in the Union, which have never '0'.
their distinctive chssscssr - 0's'e'' ~.
that th,v must b regarded - States 10 an
judicial prcescd'nes.
pr.sumine the President to accord with
IN. SuprsmsO Court, Ill the principal meas
vrrs Of sadicalism are now condemned BY
two Of the three branches Of the Federal
Government. In fact, il the opinions
Of the judicial branch Of the government
are Of and account. the radical party, acting
under the ruisc Of "loyalty 10 the governs
mcnt," IL guilty Of The rankcst violations Of
the .principles of the government which
tina, party pretsnds TO support. and some Of
It's leaders are justly and lawfully liable 10
indictment. conviction and punishment for
Unreasonable practices" Aud il is this par
~ recking with Legislative and adminis>
trstive crime judicially established. that
proposes TO impcsch tho President Of the
Uni,cl States aud dcposs him in advance Of
conviction. because no has removed few
radicals from Office
Unfortunately for the radical party, but
fortunately for the people. The indications
are that not only the President but The Su-
prcme Court also must be deposed befcrs
any one Of the revolutionary purposes Of
that party can be consummatsd. There ID
not the remotsst probability ihst any d
the leading measures dictated by the con-
srsssional casss,s would pass judicial re>
view unscathed. Al persistent and enter.
prising ~ have bssn the efforts 70 dsgvade
that Court TO partisan cabal, tho country
still finds In it, decisions . protsct,on 10
popuias rights and barrier 10 the proposed
destruction of the Union.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

10 our letter upon ''sysesma." one i'm.
portaat idse escaped our setentisa. That
this proposition Is practical one every
one will admit. We suppose we have
farm Of eighty acres. Il is divided thus :;
Corn fiftecn acres, wheat ten, rye ten, oats
Ave, hay ten, orchard and garden i've, tim
Der twcnty-fivc. We estimate the crop
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

SOIL roR vINRYARD.-rh grape grow.
crs Of Northern Ohio prefer stiff dry clay to
any othor sell to raise the Catawaba grape
on. They claim the vine raised on sandy
soil is inferior in quality. They also dis
card manuring, as they consider it injurious
to the vine The wine makers state that
the wine from most Of the grapes grown on
the upland clay soil is richer than that from
the ilatter lands Of the lake Islands, or from
sandy soil.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

t0te0Ue0 NuoV - uOOOs
except IN v,ry dirty places. whieS VII ss0ss yev
light rub. and uhGAe Other reepasN tiCo0 oso0 ~
mkc pulpusc. WILL NOT not ms rlosnns, - wa
Lavs them nueh wanna tAaa osola0Y 0ooAo1os
without the usuai wear 80 esae.
Il removes gfcess spcts = \ b naelc. - $500
the 0lst By d akink. % tAae ss11a1 vi - Us41ey
caess enUss!y re0ovs6 ~
-, IT.: ps.ds: :: ps:rs.:c z ssse'Sssss - -
Uni KS sscsssa y IsasS re1sS. N9glo6.
use Tor more tAsa . ysae. 81 - peoso4. 49, -
universal fAvositS wGesetes - ~ 49, A1oog
the advanta9Ve cia11ned ~ ~ eaooot4G. So.~
,. .., r.. a. ~, =: Of '''p s''A's - -
Il sases nost u ~ Iabos ossubsiag. - wsaa -
tear.
Aiso. Sor clsaAins visssws = b stss1es..
with enc auasies The ~ asA lsb4s as1a1 sUQ1oR1
h impasts 6sautifhi GlO6D and 1uslIs, 1oA baf4es
10 any othss 0e1D. No wooSs ssQUoe0 sn0vSse
nOietcn the poWdes.
Directions with esch vaekags.
Aud can b. readily arpsy eietsd By elaQSe OseSs-
The cost ~ washing f0s laAy q I've ~ ~ Deso0oe
Ths snsnansensors 81 90 poo6w anaoqne
many sseisss euApa onlD heSo1g9 lsooeSeso y
the publ c wlAcA ksss ssoos4 ~ 80. - 49, =
removing the -, hse hnDolnD - nese14e e4sel
lsnea u N os0ielr. tAe1 osa11bo4l yl = -
beine adapted 70 nooe . ouaDo 0G1g oO1uD -
isted and which be- Asssouo610 q 0omad upeoppueo
aAnOVA0ggunn -
Uo0W0 Z OrBVBNO,
goo Brossdway. OOatO0.
ALSO. MANUFACTURER OF PAn1lf US8
COLOAS.
HOs sale by Clvocsss and Dcalsss ssssy 49,
uft1410DU0m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04
Min the EVIL In the Bud.
Dr. WaAn1STn1sR,
lsl 0outh Clark Street Chicago, HI.

KSM Hss for many years made the
IA treatment Of private diseases his
r business ssd study. Syphilis
y in Ill it, forms. elect and STRIFE
~ lures. Particular attention Civ
SS6 en- to old standing cases, which
Wsss formerly considered inesrabls. Also The
s9sct Of solitae, habis, both ruisous 70 the body
ed mind and produce sone Of the following 81
tscts.- Biotehes. Constipation. loss Of memory,
pain q The small o. The beck-can b fally re-
stored % health. Consolidation free.
Charges moderate, and cures guaranteed. =
Post O6kce Boz, 32sl. All letters with staAAp
aaswered.
P.0.-All bueinees strietly ceo11eAtiol. o.
- hesro from . 4. =. until :. :. fsbssaf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

Forty five cents will get you, in London.
. copper plate with your name engraved on
r. mr. csrds ard handsome card-casr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04
PREPARED OIL or PllM AND MAcE.

1Deoatllylng the Hair.
Aud is the most delightful and wonderful article
the world ever produced.
Ladies will find 1t not only certain remedy 10 Re-
store Darker and Beautlfy the Hair but ALEC desie-
able article for the Toilet. 1t lie highly perfumed
with rich and delicate perfume Independent Of tho
fragrant odor Of the Oils Of Palm of Mace
The Marvel 81 Peru.
nav and beautiful perfume. which In ,iencacy Of
scent. and the tcnacity with which clisgs to the
In ndkerchef and person, is unequalled.
The above articles for sale by all Druggists and
Perfumers. 81 per bottle each Sent by express to
any address by proprctors.
T. W. WRIGHT 4 co,
oceo-iyl 100 Liberty Street. New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

/0poolal Nolleo . ~ Ladies
ltts Ill inpestssathet laalse sAosA lessvse
which they ave peculiarly subject, at oacc saSs,
healthy and certain. Or that they should c0aaat o.
Who has made THE Treatment his special study.
DR. A. N. MAURACEAU,
Professor Of The Diseases Of Wone1,
has been In extensive md e.ceesaful practice SR NJ
wards Thirty yeass q hid pseeeut oee-a t.cs hat
diee as the author OF s~
ssThe Married Wenan's Private
Medical Conpanion,"
(rst published in 1917 specially intended tos nar.
rird ladies' In delicate or precazious health from
which every lady wiil perceive his shosoush kncwl
thclr ekfnl and immediate treatment. Il 10 . lus-
long, reliable adviser and oonpaaioa. Ovsf
Halfa Million Ladies
poeesss II. Kvesy hubbard should havsh Il sssst
4. sr1Sssss,ss ssss snA imaedIass ssd sdndoss
cure Ola special difcnties rregulasisiee and OBJ
s.seslons clue, !. pss:cn O. y aaa Ledsss src -
:: g e p:sS s ssss ssas -. with me
CAUTION TO LADIES.
3 %: 'ns::ss :s & T :s
sljsu0s,s polms1 $50 ~ 0seaasas ed ig.cssnts
q. s. sy.a e ~ ~ ~ 8 AZ 8 & "a "a
IANS i1ivAT0 WUaOAl. COMP MoON,s Screen
- q; nssrisssa By 'stsss. and % ssasa seaanas
Marriea and single LaalOe
- - - "a eu1nan p6sov - 6ssgu1a1s
e g sgses,s:s. e .sssss. sea wAaasvsr ssssss
f0e(l9uooo fooooo looo hlf
- 4 se&ahlo Gooea1e 81 NM. IDsGunk 70 ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04


THE EMBODIMENT OF
PRACTICAL UTILITY ANb
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
C..2inGlig patented 4sy Is. 1861. sa1prcrcmsas
peteaissi fsas 9Th, lees. The Enthusiastically
0Eu SAVING MACHINE, With -s1ent cnsussxs
aatachment, most wonderful - .lsgsutly con-
sesuctcd Novelty; il SpfsaLsssiG operation. usss
the esRAlGuY ARnrLn. sews with DOupln %
eixolx THRsAp of all kinds. Makesshc Running
Stitch sRove perfect aud regular than by hand,
end with extraordinary rapidly. maAing Is
stitches 10 each REVOLUTION OF tho WHEEL. Will
asfA<r. Asw, rSSgs. sssvr, ssek, rs~ up AsedtA
&C., &C.; requires NO change Of stitch % sos
AaAste - eaS orr - Oan.a, and will laet lsSs-
sms, being the ssaoRoses nAm1zn made, II hae
eeksA the tnsnIvn q 6sAss rAma. end reeeivsd
.es apPsov1 Of al ne principal jousnels ~ ..
thooe who have usnp them.
For ~ Drsasnaksr il 10 invaluable; ~ Ne
s zs::i x:1s, = :sRp'''' v''sa' pl.''"-ee
IhAs mechius sufpassss ell others ~ haes
oesn. aad It would require scosuua 70 snamsress
10 n00eeOco virtnoo. "-OUnegeOe DovenpGg&
with . siAgls or douhls thread, Il silsstly
yesvsry rapidly, with ec0mOn neoule. makee
the funning stitch exaet,y like The head eswina
~. r. fSsts~s.
Al psrsons Who boy or o1sr Ter sslsimitaAisao
ctSois genuine Machine. will b psoescutsd To-
ia1sinesmsnts % The peasass. THE 10 he ooly
70. prtesd Aschise ssesssd By passnt.
=. sms!s :aeninss sess g ny part q the eoss
lsesueeione On receipt fprice. %. Aeents weae
- evesywhsse. Uifeulss ecatainiae Libseal Il.
duesmsnts sent free.
Address Ill orders 70
FAMILY 08M 6EWiN0s r AOHlNR CO..
| .svlS-dwlvl Once. l0S Nassau infect. h. Z
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

Mas. SuRRArr's HOUSE, IN WAsulxosox.-
Mr.. T. J. Macky has written letter to the
Hartfatd Press 10 relation 10 the foolish
statement which has been extensively pub>
lished, that several families have occupied
Mrs. Surratts house in Washiaetea aimee
her execution. and that ''ueus Of them have
bssa abls 70 stay long. - shs b . obesity
visisant thsrs almosl pvesy night NJ.
NlaA6y ssgs
TIT slaasnsat = inonpet ~ n 1uoGes
end q Sa0itil" tt 49, seebeSoo = =,
end ~ Seea toe uDony GonGhe, IT, m.
dencs Z Drsvst Bien1se oenesal Bsllpch,
the vorthy chief dioeue1inG oolcse. Of TIN
Prcs14osfs Dussau. The 6enssal Isl ''bon-
nv 81" ~ = tFue scaDa q ths thistle
ana ~ heather, be allews nene but good
sseo16io'' - sotse hjs heuse. Any spirit
eat sa>srs bic hospitable mansion mus
sS1evn = ~ biadin6. = VIM many 'punch
80 "a ~ oaly s,(koes" egUs ssea there
90 ~ = ~ = u "oe1d Jeaa Basls1
KQ44s 4#s~4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

Salaries 81 the OOvO9u0o0e -
ployoo &xoopee4 6eo0 ea0as
VIXEN . jsdeuens is obtained against
debtor, according to tho laWs Of many. if
not oil the States, the creditor ean, By laeal
process, siexe for the debt any money OF
property Of the debtor in the hands Of third
parties, the third party being called il this
case the .'garnishee. A case of this ma.
tore, wheresa creditor attempted to seize
cantssctos's wages, in the hands Of the gov
ernmeut, and thus make the government
"sarn,shee," has been referred to the prop
Or accounting officer Of the treasury, who,
however, decided against any such RICH. cx
listing in the case Of the government and its
employees. The officer says: II am clearly
Of opinion that no trustee process. garaish-
meat or injunction, ca. be recognized By
the officers Of the government in respect TO
moneys due creditors Of the United States.
Reasons Of puLi: policy forbid that the
agents Of the government should be impe-
dcd in the payment for services or supplies
BY the acts Of any one who may think or
assert that he has claim upon the public
creditor. To admit such prcsension. would
be equivalent 70 placing it,n the power Of .
few individuals, It critical junctures, to
thwast the most important undertaking.. or.
perhaps, TO stop the wheels Of government"
For the correctness Of hrs views hs refers
10 various opinions OF the attorneys gen.
erai, and decision ef the Sspesme Court
q the Uuitsd States, In the case Of Buchan.
IN against Alexander. contained ia 18th
usward's RepestA p. -.
Tn NEv PRESIDENTIAL MAxslox.-Fos
>evsfal months past ellesn Of the topo-
graphical eneiseer corps have bsen making
sorveys Ind examinations 10 the neishbor.
bod Of Washington for the sslsction Of =
proper site for the new presidential man.
sion. They are nov making up their re-
port, and it 10 said, have selected for the
mansion and park. . tract Of / 300 acres Of
land lylng northward Of the city. and near
Columbia College.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

To- sposadA Hsis Dys = Ne bess b ~ wusia.-
To saly 1.us end SmSncs Dn- Hasmlsss, Rs1s-
~. las6a1eanssa. No dlaaQpsisensat. No ssaic
ulous TIM. Natural Black OF Brown. Remedies ~
ID 0sde Of Bad Dyss. lnvieseatss ~ Aais. lsssine
soes ~ bsastifHl. TAs gsasiss = dgnsd Willlaa
4. baeehslos Az slhus sss asre initasiens. end
sAoald b avUldel. Ssld b an Dssegisls aad PERU.
nen. 1setaay q nsaslae sousse. New Yesk
DowAh1 OF COUNTER1HIT.
docllAAWfY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

IT 10 said Of Ne isaiss Of France, that - cseo.
they are The Aasdsosest n the world With their
rosy cAssAs ed bisck hais No eaa help but thiak
%. DR.. Nelw0's Pix sever sAll to make the CON-
pasxicn Of hsalehy and rosy hue. Ladies' ny then.
Sold b. all Dsu9Iisto.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

Ruo9ss1s. n. H.. Hsfe4 a, lso&
>iss6 sivised = Is ~ ven prepcrs1iec. ~
ting WHIST COED eject L he'd o. him. q 1rss
laaghsd q The tdea, but eoasentsd 70 the Trial.
IN pleased With L. 1 have tseeed il thoreagh-
". Il hes res1eeed my hair and whiskesS -
tAsir peassal cslor. 81 keeps then -. lSoo-
mend Il = all II need.
WP. fAnxsa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

We make this low estimate Tor the pur'
pose Of placing the figures SO that Wy the
APP iica,on 81 q very small proportion 1t
can be Of great b, neiit 10 the inrmer.
~. unsw - xa the siasiuQf tons
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04
A. II. GROSSLY. n. D.

MAsunssrsa. n. H., June -. 1855.
Msssrs. ?. L. WAllACs 3 Co.: 0sats-l have
anA ~ pleesed With the rssalta dad Il he
puroot aa4 oaoonoot oeticlo hovo ever eoen-
IL h ell thss II soeias 70 Be h svosy rsspsss.
Yours,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04
IT is NOT A DYE!

Coxcoap, Juse I, 1865.
Moss. =. L. WAlaAcs = Co.-The secooa
invoice Of your valuable preparations ler ~ hair
was duly received, and. in compliance with your
request. ! am happy 70 assure you that it has
the use Of the first bottle. Il aasWeso tho NM.
pose required most perfectly. asa = . sOoseese
and cleanser Of the hair il IL oaly squoleA ~ ~
qualities - cooling end healthy spplieasicn 70
the scalp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

r. l.. WALLACE 4 CO..
Sole Proprietors, Manchester. n. n.
SOLD AT WHOLESALE BY
BuRDnAnoS 4 VAN ecnAACk,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
decle-dom
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

LANcAstkh, Nay 80, 1860.
Nessrs. +. L. WALLAca 4 Co.. 0ents-l have
used yonr preparation for the hair, and find il
the cleanest and best preparation for the hair
that have ever seen.
lDR W NANyRY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

soae Aeens end Prophecies fog upwards oftwenr Y
~ veSe1' IAoy ~ es9t b NAH, n Ordinary let- n
IL eu1slopoo. WilA fhll insesaetlrns and adviee>
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

vh;ch = one twentieth Of the crop, exclu-
80. e he very important item Of stock.
~ s:n ssfrly cssioats the proportion OF
.ss csce eed stock q 6ftv delisrs. We
49,. ~ = ~ske - Ssssal 6istsib stion Of
Iris fund In the following manner. and BY
its application We believe none will object
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

ss---- MANCHESTER. n. II May, 1856.
Gessrs. +. l.. WAiLAcs l. Go. Set my name
dowa among those who have used your prepa-
ration with much sat siac-ion. Raw. used sew
cfal others, but give ycurs the decided prefer
sncs. IL action upon the hair. in restoring the
color. 10 quick and durable. and - dressing it
il supurb.
DR ID. K. BouYslLs,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

Messfs. +. l.. WALLACE / Co.. 0euts-lhave
ind it all 1t claims 10 be. cordially recon.
mend II 10 the public
MATT HEAD.
Adit Gen n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

NAxcREsrRR. March 10, 1866.
Msssrs. z. L. WALLACE 4 Co II am well g.
quaiuted With several Of the leading citizens Of
thts esty Who have ueed vcur Heir Restoraaive
to pestee1 satisfactioa. I have also used Il NJ
ssif. end can cheerfally reconwend II = beng
the best article IN market
II. B. CnAnusnlm.
Cisy Treasurer.