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WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 4. 1876
THE PAST AND THE PRESENT.

A good many years ago, when our good mother
as a girl, we used to hear about the past an
resent times,' and do not think the 'pfese"'
luch different from the '.pdst :"
When my mother was gill
So thirty years ago
Young ladies then knew how 70 KNIT
As well es how to sew.
Young ladies then could spin and weave
Could bake and brew and sweep,
could sing and play, could dance and paint,
And could secret keep.
Young ladies' then were beautiful
As any beauties row,
Yet they could reap the new-mown hay,
Or milk the brindle COW.
Young ladies' then wore bonnets too,
And with them their own hair;
Thoy made them from their own ,yood straw,
And pretty, too, they were
Young ladies' then wore gowns with sleeves
Which would just hold their arms,
And did not have as many yards
Az acres in their tarms-
Young ladies' then oft fell in love,
And married, too, the men;
While men, with willing hearts and true,
Loved them all back again.
Ur read pretty book;
Can sing and paint and joke and qtnz'
But cannot bear to cook.
Young ladies' now can bhthely spin
OF :.street yarn" many spool,
And weave web Of scandal. TOO,
And dye 1t in the wool.
Young ladies now can bake their hair,
Can brew their own cologne,
in borrowed plumage often shine,
While they neglect their own.
And as to secrets. who would think
Fidelity pearl?
None but modest little miss
Perchance q country girl
Young ladies now wear lovely curls-
What pity they should buy therni
And then their bonnets- -heavensl they n1ght
The beau that ventures nigh them
Even love is chsnSed from what 1t was
Although tue love Is known;
rTa wealth sGds lustre to the cheek,
And melts the heart OF stone
Thus time works wonders-young and old
Confess its magic power;
Beauty viii fade, but virtue proves
Pure gold In mans last hour.
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COMMERCIAL.
Exporrs.

pouror-psr steamship George Upton-1 bale Up,
ian, Cotton. bale S Cotton, 106 bbls hosn, ~
baleo Rags SO hhds Iron, pkgs lion, 70 pacxAeeS
Metal, q hhds Steel, &c, Dbl and boxes moze
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10 EUROPEAN TEsTIMoHLALs, isf
Received during tho month Of Aygus. 1895
LONDON, July "a 1857,
M1szas oa1oxsame 3 Eons-aents: hsye much
Composers, muscians and professors IN Europe. he'd
your Pianos IN such high estimation lut6< my ccrttde
cste that felt my duty TO take ono Of them With me
brethren. The encIoBed cersifcsts win provo how
unanimous thsy hsve been on The suh5eek Ibeg 10
snd H. e. ss So s @ :: nc .s Sas ss s s
fhsTs the honor 70 be. gentlemen, yours yszZ suiys
JAMES II wzHrL : /,
- % LONDON Jsnuarylk Isse
James n. wax, Esq.: ,'..,...lf5.t 4, 7se .ti,,sl
M1 DnAa Bun: hare great pleasure u satins yooto
higheet approval Of their instrument nis oonddsRs
nos merely the best instrument Of American mAnuAc
tuss that hsve tried nns ono % the assss Grand r.nc
the Mesars OhickerInR may well be proudof having
turned out from their manufactory an hnatrunoot
which, for touch, Quslity power and vorfmsnshtp,n
would be vry daCllt to surpass In any part Of ne
Ds'r sir 'r' 'iao'1s1Z cSs. ssg5., 8. ,oo11asp,
Firm Of oolard oolard. Pianofofts Manpfactuisfss
London. q Al
LozDon August q. lsoa.
Jama r. WehH. Esq: .t ..,s,if.cJi..
MI DIAn sn; a. you = are Eotng back g tns unitsa @
Messrs. ohickering. Ten them vsA delighted With
their Grand Ptmoforse-a. good an tsstTvrss. Hsak
os vas sver txrnsd ost, bo IN touch aadtsYh ig ~.
wilhiug you. ac., remain eIerts Iy, .lI -t.
Firm of L Brosdwood & Sons. Piano-fons Manliss.
turers, London. ~, II,
LONDON. July 20, lsse
Kessrs. MsckcrinU q SOM: : !. l4i19c
GxTs: Ihsve lust BEEN invited by Msssrk. ooiArt -
try Grand Piano-forte manufactured BY you tnd1
frsnd Mr.. O. D. oonard ThSt Sc 10 shs finest in-
strumant ever played on. - 60
Believe me, gentlsmsu, mest faithfuily SsuIs, ~
IL DTToM
Nxstisonial from As mod distiagvsshsd Arias IN Er9
10 kssas. CAickerin9 Sons: i.1 A.
LONDON, July %, lisa
Having played upon P..ro-forte msde BY MesarA
Chicker!ng Bons, Of Boston and New York hsys
much PLEASURE n tesfying 70 its general excelence
For sweetness and brtllisucy OF tone, dedcaW of
touch and magnificent power for concsrt purposaa.k
consider 1t really GRAND P1AHoroRrI, AND Dromzp>
ARABELLA GODDARD. IGIUL0 REaONpL
| @. A. OSBORNE. ALFRED JAIL. - .
". KUHR LINDSAY GLOPER mo =
JuiFs BFNEDIOT. IL. MOSOHKrES,
n. w. BALFR Prof Of Oouservssoirsd0
SHaS SsisGa4 HAIaa IRIGaAnDa AsTEJs ssRus oHAppu.
RENE FIYAHaER. Director Of Monday Coa.
SYDNEY SMITH. osrts' London
Among the chisfpoints Of excellence Of the ohiotsl
ing Pianos Of which speak the renowned artists In their
oongrstulatory testimonials to the Messrs Ohckertn9.
are the reaes possible depth, richness and volume Of
tone combined with 0 rare brilliancy, clearneas snd
perfect eyenness throughout the entire scale and,
Above an surprislng duration OF sound, the pure end
sympathetic quality OF which never changes under ne
During the past forythree years this rm has MANN
| 6ctured
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Exports from savannah.

Exports from S"Vnhhnh'
The following statement from the Savannah Advertiser
of the I'd inst is summary Of the exports OF Lumber and
Rice from that port for the past year.
Tho exports of Timber ard Lumber have been as fol-
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WE'LL.

Your Psnos are superior to any have svsf sssn u
this country or IN Europe. :.
have never heard tone perfect; Il yields evexy
expression that 10 needed In music and its quality
capable OF change to every sentiment: This
rare power II derived from the perfect purity o9
its tone together with its sympathetic elastic and wall
balanced touch.
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No 50 so for mixed lots of No aud SS rs for No
and S6 25a6 sly for 'window glass
No other transactions reported.
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THALBERGs OPINION. q a. 80
1 consider Ohictering 4 Sons Pianos, heyond com.
pa-isoz, the bast have seen IN America. -,
9. THALBERa,
ghxrraan Of Jury On Muacal Instruman
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Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
stssmshp George Upton. Rich, Boston-w Roach.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Schr Palmer Palmer. Baltimore.
steamer City Point Adkins, PaAtka, via Jacksonville,
Fernandina and Savannah.
Memorand
The bark Orchills from Philadelphia for this port
went to sea from Lewes, Del, August 80.
Tho bark Frank Marion from New Orleans for Cron-
stadt was spoken August "a, latitude with yellow
fever on board had lost one man.
The Savannah Republican of Monday, I'd inst, says:
The British bark Manapis in entering Tybee Friday
night last got ashore the lower side Of the "Knols
she lies easy and being lghered sufficiently to enable
her to Of She will doubtless be e1ricated TO-DAY
without having sustained any damage
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OAR D.

with feelings Of pride - American manusctursfS
that We publish the following testimonials. which hare
bean received by us rocsntly;
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During the past eight years have constantly played
upon justly celebrated Erard Pianos; yours are The
only instruments that have found either here or In
Europe to equal them In all their points Of excellence
Il may be satisfactory to our patrons and friends
among the public large TO state that testimonials have
been received from al the leading artists who hAFe
visited residing In the United States sfev Of
whose names besides those above. We append:
LEO. DE MEYER. GUETAV BATTER
ALFRED JAEL. J. BENEDICT.
q. sANDERSON. II. STRAKoSoH.
B. HOFFMAN. JULIEN.
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
And many others.
~ ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS AND PaIoz LIs2s
aENT RY MAn,
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Kessys. MickerIng q SOM: : y s.Fs5c
GxaTs: have lust been invited By Msssrk ooihet -
try Grand Piano-forte manufactured by you tnd1
have no heaiiaton In endordng the opinion OF my old
ieud, Mr.. O. D. Coriard viz: ThSt H 10 de finest in-
strumenti ever played on. - ~
III D.TTOH.
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"a s1nile was on her up-health was in her iooi
gIoz bTTTERs."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20
Dr. schencIx, Pmlsnenlc syrup

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This great medicine cured Dr.. J II. Schenck, the
Proprietor, Of Pulmonary Consumption, when it
had assumed its most formidable aspect, aad whom
speedy death appeared TO be inevitable His ply ISL
clans Vsonounced his case ineursble, when he com.
menced the use Of this simple but powerful remedy.
His health restored In very short tine, end No
return Of the disease has keea Appreciated, for all
the sy'rptome quickly disappeard, and his preeeAt
weight is more than two hundred pounds.
Since his recovery, he has devoted his attention
exclusively 10 the Of Consuuption and the dis
eases which are equally complicated with II, and tho
cures effected b. his medicine have been very nu-
Dorous and truly wopderful DR.. ScheOck makes
sonsl visits 10 several OF the larger ctieo
weekly, where he has large concousse OF patients,
aud II 10 truly astonishing 10 poor consumptivss
that have to he lfedsui ~ thcis carriages and In
few months. healthy. robust parsons. Ma eonsssK's
Pnla eeseralIy all required In caring consunp-
ten. Fall directions accompany each, 90 that any
one can take them without seeing DR.. Schenck, but
when II 10 convenient it is best 10 see him lie gives
advice free, but for thorough examination with his
Reepifometes his fee is three dollare.
Please OBSERVE when Purchasing that the Two ike
nesses OF the Doctos-onc whom In the lest stage oil
Consumption. and the other he now H. In perfec,
heallh-ose on the Government stamp.
Sold by all druggists and dealers Price, 81 90 pei
bottle OF 81 80 pee half dozen. Lettsse for sdvce
sh0uld always be directed 10 DR. Schsncks Principal
| Once, No. ID North 9Th Sweet, Philadelphia Pa
| General Wholesale Agcnts: John ID. Park, Cincsn
| NATL Ohio; Walker 4 Taylor, Burnham D Var
schaaeE Chicago. H.; Collins Broe., d. Louie. Mo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20
AeANyAss OF TUEUNIoN

\ CANVASS OF TIE UNION
proves that the most successful candidate for general
favor ever placed before
TIE PEOPLE.
that pure aud sanhrions vegetable beau'iier,
CRISTADURoS HAIR DYE,
Far aud wide. Throughout tie restored republic, In
defiance OF rivalry aud competition. it appeals
TO THE POLLS.
Of all who /, On to olohe tho with the naenid
black brown hues which nature has denied,
age stolen away. Manufactured by J. CRiSTADo
no, Astor House. y. y. Sold by Druggi-,s.-
Applied by all Hair Dresscrs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20

ns prohibitory liquor bill failed to re-
csivs . constitutional majority in the lnai>
Ass House Of Representatives. and there
soss. for The present 10 defancs The result
wlll - . sore diappointnent ~ the ultra
sadIeals In that Ssa1s, and may even shake
- thi1A = ths belief that the radical
pesoy = 1noiaas h . party Of great moral
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20

81 o6o. OoA.0y.
The suit Of w. h. Mcclure Ct a.. o~n-
evs Of the steamboat Samuel On. 70. the city
OF Paducah, which has engaged the atten
lion Of the United States Circuit Court since
Friday last Was terminated yesterday. This
important cause has been conducted by the
following named gentlemen: For the plain
tiifs-Colons!s Bristow and Wharton. OF
Louisville. and Mr.. Symes, Of p.ducah :
for the deisndant-Judge Bunch, Of L.ouis<
vile, aud A. Husbands, Esq, OF Paducah.
Few cases hsve excited . deeper interest
among our sssambost men than this one
in question. II involved and has settled .
law point that interests all owners Of steam
boats which were seized by the Confeder-
ates during the war.
The plaintiff. ". II. McClurg and
Louis Kahn, Of Indiana, and ":
Lougnecker. Of Illinois. owners = ~.
Samuel Orr, state io thsis ps'ueo u.'
the boat. which wss their property,
valued ., forty five thousand dollars.
vas : regular packet plying between Evans
Vile and Paducsh, carrying passengers and
The United States mail, and that, on the 22d
Of August, 1851, their boat landed ct Padu-
cab. when she Was boarded BY set Of arm>
81 tueu euo ecus Wy Suc Aeuiessec IivSu W
do service for the Confederate Government.
They further state that the cargo Of the
boat, which Was valued 1t 100000, and for
which they were responsible, was also tax.
en- BY the same parties, and, in addition 10
this. that they we're damaged to the extent Of
twenty ,dvs thousand dollars, BY the loss Of
time; etc. They assert that the whole pro
eeedings were With the knowledge and BY
the consent Of the civil authorities Of Padu
cab, and they bring this suit against thu
city Of Paducnh 10 recover ninety thousand
dollars.
After due deiberation the jury rendered
the following verdict
We. the jury, find for the plaintiffs il
damages $23, POL Tt for boat and freigh
list, and the sum Of $33. $3.50 for cargo
in oil, So, GOA so.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20

HELMBOIDS EXTRACT BUCHU givcs health
and ,isor to the frame and bloom the pad cheek.
Debility is accom- panied by many alarming synp-
toms. and IL treatment Il submitted TO. consump
ton, insanity or epsptic fits ensue. lfeL!-dSwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20

This splendid Haie Dye Il the beet In the world
The only TRur and I7ASxcr DTE- Harmless. Relia.
Bic. instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridic
ulons tiats. Natural Black 81 Brown. Remedies the
NJ eedts Of bad Dyes Invaorstes the hais, leaving
u eoft snd beautiful The genuine h signed william
4. Bachelor. All Others sre mere limitations, end
ehOuld be avoided. Sold BY all Druagise end Fenu.
mere. Factory 81 Barclay stseet, New York.
81 BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
dacfl.hA01v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20

AZ aneommcnly powerful locomotive is
No" :" process Of construction st The wcrks
81 'ns camden end Ambey Company. .,
"'''so'o.n LISA ten wheel engine. hsv.
'"s s'A c''ssrs' four and halt feet in diam
ssss' Diameter Of cylinder, seventeen inch,
e; ssssn ct ssroks. twenty .four incse.-
Ibis engine s'll be co~ple,ea in . shor,
s'ns' ana "'li be used in drawing coal train,
throssh from Easson to South Auhov :,
i thought that she will have sut,ssi,o. nos.
o. to draw train Of one huod-sd car. lo.a
ID with coal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20
Especial Nsiiee 10 The Ladies.


Especial Netiee 10 tAe Ladies.
ltis all important nat isdiss shcsid have pss.
p sLsSons specially elayeed ns Co. 20
when uss ne pecuxnssy eub}set. = oaee ne.
who hos made thie .seaineas bic spscial study.
DR. A. N. NlAURACEAU,
Professor 0f the diseases Of Wenen.
wards Of thirty yosrs At 81, present oeea fact thas
speaks fur itsef-snd 4 Known 30 thousanes o. -
dies az the authof Of
"The Married Wonan's Private
Medical Csnpanlen,"
fas' pasisned IN is.,J specially iasspa:S s0s ~ "a;
Which every adS Ss siii e.:s.ss e.
edge Of her complaints, pYmptnns nd causes, aed
their skillial and immsdiSsc srsatnsss 4 u . hss-
long reliable sdviscs and companion. W.
M0lfa Million Ladies
R9,sss, s,,. xy.s'y husbsnA shoad hav'"
he gussans.ss .ase s.A sn.salass "a saessaoss
cure II .! special difaccltss tsfexu!aess -. e o.
q Ca, cishs, 10 p:s.ca g By -. ~ ~ n.
greatest soasdsnee s "a ss S q sssssa.
CAUTION TO LADIES.
i,sysrious sssrsns q ..SIssis lIls- '.!ssses.: !
drops. pa,msd upon ths asda1eoe - S.s2e -.
sssl.s iss.. $500 s.a q - ss (. :ifaa S
1ANU IuVATE MHulOALOOmkA NvOE$ 81 ~.
III Ds; Ase'seesa By lcsese. sad ~
Married and Single Ladles
e. xho dss.se &c ssd cusaln rs.sdy scs ss.es -
esassav 9psa ~ eslstesssd
Portuguese Female nsulnly ~
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1.efs asaud supplements - she
Senate.

Tho Cincinnati Commercial pays the fol
lowing fslicitous compliment to the radical
Senators for their sagacity and patriotism .
Col. A L. Jones has been appointed by
the President Postmaster of Cincinnati, and
the appointment il before the Senate. We
hove no doubt Of the confirmation Of the
Colonel. He Was impoverished during the
war BY hsld,ng tho Office Of Provost Mar
shall Of the First District Of Ohio, and mul.
titudcs will retain . grateful recollection OF
his nes'mabc services in procuring credits
for naval recruits, AT . time when Cincinnati
was pretty badly in for the draft The in
genuily and patriotic zeal Of Col. Jones pre-
served some hundreds. perhaps thousands
Of our fellow citizens, from the disagreeab.e
alternative Of going o the front Col Jones
will be confirmed. Gil. Bassett l.angdon's
nomination for Assessor in the First Dis.
srict. is again. and We suppose sor the last
time. before the Senate. lie did not dis.
tingu;sh himself particularly during tho
war, except - a colder. ard there is no
hope for him. The nice discrimination, ex-
quisite taste, highly cultivated Judgment
and brilliant tact OF the Senate, in the mats
ter of confirming and rejecting the Presi-
dents appointments, call for our kesnest
appreciation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20
Tns NINTH NATIONAL DAuk,
OF TnR
H.srv am NpcVv V0RK.

E,arv epvs NEW YORK.
sos Brosdcdy, CORNER q kreaRsse Street.
,,..,.u.,.d Dsno.;tory and Fiscal Agent Of the
United Htstes.
s.sSs-- MIsn.
~ hassec .D
soiiss.io.: sirsssho.t - Usi,:d ss''s' ed
Cesads y Ne lowest rstes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20

he accounts from the South report .
state Il restitution there which is simply
terrible Famine It this season mems lit
rrsi starvation before the crops come in,
unless there is relief from abroad and
,hat starvation is impending may lie easily
inferred from the following statement from
perfectly trustworthy source, which res
veals the condition Of things in Sumter dis>
trict. South Carolina
have no, been over five miles from home.
aud have seen and heard direct from three
hundred and sixty persons. Tho most
Of them are without bread, and are actually
sauslsting on corn husks and whatever they
can get 10 preserve life upon. while there
are those who have cre aud two bushels Of
corn yet. but without any means to get
more. Some have horse OF two. and are
trying to raise little crop, but have little
., nothing TO live upon.
The estimate is that there are over iift,
'heu'sad people who, Il they are TO DO kept
alive mns, be fed bv charity from without.
~ eost ofover two millions Of dollars
''c"- n"""'" eFPVttIVUs the uoSttIueo ~
follows
Virginia. 1904 whites and $500 blacks !:
North Carolina. 5000 whites and 1900
blacks; South Carolina, 5000 whites and
o,uoo blacks; Alabama, 10000 whites and
200 blacks; Florida, 600 whites and 900
n!acks: George, 1900 whites and 800
blacks; Tennessee, 1000 whites and 900
blocks; Mississippi, 1864 whites and 2,0ss
blacks Arksnsas. 1000 whites and 500
blacks: Louisiana, 800 whites end 200
blacks.
Ben. Butler opposes ANY grant BY the
Government for the rc'iefof this suffering he
bong q those who, ifall reports Of h,s doings
u the South are true, would rather rob the
''9'arrner> Of what little they may have
eli thar Al.as anybody to contribute 40
much as = csrmb to save their starving moor
NON death. We trust that his cxawple
Wi not be infectious Ia fact, i, il rebuked
y MS own constituents, who are beginning
10 saow that they are alive 10 the cry for
s"eeor from the South. If the fund col.
l-etci in ST. Louis fer the relief of Southern
~Aa; IL not oil yet iisbursed, no tine ought
~ be Loaf IN giving the sufferers the benefit
- wnA' reusains Of IT,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20

The Independent tells Of Mrs. Susan
Burdick, ct Ricbland, Oswego county, q
lady sged IS years, who has during the
past year woven 446 yards u cloth, 80
yards Of which are kersey. 1873 yards car,
peting and 255 yards plain cloth. Il wal
al wovc in an old fashioned hand loom.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20

We learn from che Gem hat in thirty
days there was sold in Osksloosa, where the
Maine Liquor Ldr il enforced. sixty barrels
Of whisky % medicine.
Ira Clappes, Of Dscsrah. met with On UNI
timely death. on Friday last. lie Wa
driving loaded wagon between DEBORAH
and Oennoves, whea the wagon upset, end
the load falling on him. ne was instastly
killed.
On Tuesday morning: last . snow pillow,
running from Belle Plain to Boone, when
about SwO miles est Of MARSHALL, struck On
emigrant team on the crossing. injuring .
man named Thompson and his son % So
vessly that beth have sinss died. The mss
and his con were goisg 10 State Cents+-
about four miles west Of Marshall - Gin.
ton Herald.
Tho citizens Of Waverly are now treated
10 genuine sensation. man and wife
who have been linked in the bonds Of n,stri.
mony for fifty one years, have come to The
conclusion that u 10 net profitable for them
70 live loness together. andopgreed 70 sepas
rate. The woman he's applied for divorce
on the grounds that her husband has been
too free in his attentions with another e
male. and i il understood that he has
agree TO the separation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20

TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND IN
SAFE REMEDl4S for unplcasant and dangerous
dieeasee. Tee llElnnnLn's ExssAos BucHv AID In
PpovkD RoAN WASH. lfebs-dhv1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20
c0LT0N'S SELECT FLAVoRS,

C0lT0N'S SELECT FlAv0RS,
OF Choice Fruits, Spices. etc.
Delicious, Strictly PMrs, and OF
tNrir0lied Strength.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD TRY THEM.
TIER great success 10 simply because 'one-thirao
me quantity is NOR than equal to the ordinary Fla
Sesing Extrset. and they ase the
True RICH FLA FOR or TIE FRUITS.
THOSE who desire the best
Seek then for their eupesfor hav0e.
nose who wish - ECOnOD0tnc
Seek them Tor their great e1cnGM.
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR sALKS WITH THEN.
LoIERS or CHOICE HLAvORe IN CITIES
SUMNER RESORTS. AND EVERY
WHERE SgSK TnRA1
nesesencee IN 1870 and le6s-lnfso1ueed 10 l5ae;-
11ossfnors from each Of The New hoslsId cteesei
xsole, eoss. Literary and Dusineee mes, Known az
Osss sAc tinted States; Leading Hoesa tfopfie0ees
ences.
Sold BY t'rocers and Dsuegirts.
totfon's fine Toilet Articles, Nos. !. 2 sad
3. and Tonic Eiiyer, and Ill his prepare
tons. are sold by
davenport. 1owl.
chicago Wholesale Agents. FULLER. PINCH
= Lnh - Market street, for all CCisone fTcpese
Flayors. Sept. sD-d1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20

BLOOMFIELD 4 OTIS MASurAcrruyus uP Pr
ANo-F0agU,-WaeeiO osue 6Ts Broadway, New York
Our PtAHos ere acknowledged to be equal II not su-
pcsioe 10 tone durability and anish 70 any cold in
Nov fosh or elsewhere. Warranted foe Sven yeafs.
Prices lee. Scud for price list 1an74hw3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20

ALLCoCk'S POROUS PIASTERS
Allentown Penn, April 1873
Mcssrs T. AiLcock q Co:
Dear Sirs My daughter uscd one Of your Porous
Psstsrs She had very bad pain 10 her eide, and il
cured her in one week Yours truly,
JOHN v. y. HUNTER
We refer to the
Forty thousand Druggists
who sell our Plastcrs. to theif high sterling char
aoer.
ALLCOCK n CO.. Agency Brandreth House, New
York. Sold by all Druggists.