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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-22

616 KEARNY STREET
WV Cor. Commercial. San
Francisco rstablishediu 1854,
for the treatment Of Sexual
and seminal Diseases such ~
Gonorrhea, elect, structure,
syphilis in all Its forms, semi.
nal Weakness, Iinpotency,
etc, skin Diseases (of years
standing) and liberated Legs
successfully treated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-22

WHIttLN CIV AHsON,
United States Assessor
Dated ct Dayton, June |, 1867, Iel.tf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

The Dubuque Heroid says the closing ex
crc,scs Of THIS seminary were inau- urated
on SUNDAY evening. June 3oth, with q dis
course, preached ov Bishop Zee. on the sub
c,of Christian Education The sermon
i. spoken OF rs hiring very aplc aud eloquent.
In fact. onc of Il ,ho Lees best efforts.
The exercises on Monday consisted of
Glass examinations. These COMPRISED class
cs in Descriptive Geography, Arithmetic,
Phvsical Geography. Natural Philosophy
and uni,ed States History. The students
Iii .play.d q lagc degree OF Advancement
and tc si,nTs were highly please with
teca All a ions
On Tuesday the classes examined were
those Of Algebra, Arithmetic. Astronomy
Gre nmar, German, Latin and Faenh. A.
o. Monday, The students passed . creditaol,
examination, rs well to them YES rs I,
th cir teachers. Cnnsidern the brief t,ru
spcn ut the Bishop Lee seminary their prov
eress may be considered something remark,
ahle
The closing exercises took place on Tue>>
day evrning These consi ied &c tnbleaux
and me literary ard mu.i al exercises =
The .er'ra'y Is in a p'osp rous cond' ion
W. ae glad To icnrp. Five institution i
or,ditahie 20 tho CITY as Nell as I, the ,ol,e
in.s body having IT'S sncccs ia msnsg.
meet in hand. The best of Re cheers ~
cmpl',,d and the pupils ave constantly an
der she IN 'st heahhi,h Cpristian Influences
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

H. pa, smith has returned 70 Du-
- tom Cbic.go, whittier be went TO
.,,s s 70 III. interests Of the Dubuque and
D..lei,h bridge enterprise. The prospects
are encouraging. and though no final action
m.y b said 70 have been taken. beyond
that already known, the bridge enterprise
may be set down ~ success. The right
Kind Of men have taken hold oft, men with
determination aand muscle, and II
mus, succeed. Up to the present time there
has been subscriptions amounting to 1929,
600 This j. doing well. No special effort
has been made, and yet Dubuque gives ev>
denee Of h,r apProva! 0! the bridge enter
PR e IN . stock subscs iption Of nearly hal
q million dollars. The subscriptions may
be raised to 5000, 900. we have no doubt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
TrOubDes uve Brew Ing.

The Colorado 7imes Of June 2Sth says:
The citizens Of Denver in great numbers,
are pledging themselves TO unite in resisting
The collection Of United States taxcs, and
using for pretext Tor this contemplated se>
bellion the plea thst the 'iedcral govern
mens has failed 10 protect Colorado from
Indian r.sssss." The Times also states
that nearly oil Of the embryo rebels beloos
to the seli 81 led loyal party.
There i. no way TO preveut open rebellion
against paying United States taxes. but to
tax the United States Bonds owned by the
favored class Of lnonisd aristocrats precisely
like oil other property.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
rnr hu. ana CRY r,ised against 'ns ~
-. !, consequence Of the promu es.'o.
de"s !" ,,,;,ion and the de

ss,A IL
IN. Attorney Generals op'"'o" 10. ,,.e
,n.,d fra session 81 c'ns'' -,
-,...;on "whsi has me ~ 49, aaaa
fu.'''s ,rno Ansscr is,he re- CONE
NV ,., .ns radical can coHP'a'h
ho''' .,.. "a 10 oiiicer. ana W 90
,,.r iptsrf,rea WIN ~
,of ,he Military Reconstruction OH,
.,nl, !. ,h,t being over"he'med
-" Mia. from military commanders
- .,,,r.us 10 the South. as to The proper
.c,;on to be placed on the military
-, .lcd his constitutional adviser, the
..,a,,,y Gene al, TO give an Interpretation
-r,,. law Every District Commander
,ep, up to Washington asking for in't'uc-
,;ons for explanations. for an su'hor'zeo
,..,,,.,.,,on Of the law, and Tor orders.
The disposition to find fault must De 'nset,
o,.,. and malignant when response to
such Applications made by the admln's'ra-
,,on /. tho subject OF ccnsure. The Pres
ia mt Ard his Cabinet would have been
c.o.,rnb,-. If they had declined answering
the inquiries Of the commanders. Tho Pres
id.u, IS lie Commander mischief OF the
army of the United States, and his subosd'-
r.,es ,cnt 10 him for instructions IS tigers
80, sr,ies. and if the President has res
.,.,d I, do his duty in the premises by
riyi y the Instructions a-ken. he ,adicAis
,h..n would have rebuked lin Tor neglect
a~ they row arraign him for performance.
Nah ny suits them. They will have Il that
III, President is swaysin tie wrong. II h.
makes speeches. they deride bin. II h'
refrain- from speech skiing. they iasui
him. II he eats and drinks they cry on,
"a gluttonous man and wine b,bbler." l
he eats and drinks not then che hath
devil" HypocrticAi, seifrighteous Pha'
isecs all, who Gre the Northern heart to sp
prove July session BY the pretext that
has done some great wrong, wheE as yet b
has done nothing. or that he mediate
some trcachcrous step, aud oil for the pur
pose OF strengthening radicsmm in tn
South by adding acme new feature OF out
rage to the Reconstruction bill. There
no obstruction whatever raised IN the Soul
70 reoonstruc,ion. To surprising exte
tho people OF the South are engaging In u
work. And the real difficulty with d
R.dlsals is tina, they find the South Is
w,liing too cheerful in it's acquiescence
the mil,tsry bill and that too many are pr
psring 10 vote. the July session is in "a
called 20 limit the number Of lht 80 who c
register and vote. so that We shall In
the remarkable spectacle Of . Congress ce
turing the President for interfering vi
and impeding reconstruction, and at ,
same tmce tnk.'ing the reconstruct
bni SO that the very bill itself shall exclu
from cooperation in the work Of reconstr,
ton thousands Of those who are anxious
be "rccons,ructed' and in full loyal iello
ahip with III Union.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Dyspepsia IL ead TO be the di-ease of America Its
victims NAV be found in all stations OF life The poor
well as the rich sufferers from it, lfe-destros
ing influence. The symptoms OF this disease vary
greatly In the diff. rent stsg.s of the complaint II
genarellv commences with sensation Of fulines. AZ
ter catug and changeablc, diminished. lort APP
petite In some instances the appetite is vorscipus.
aud when-in obedience 10 its prompuns "a large
portion Of food Is taken into the stomach pain fol-
10 In that regin. th general stress,
and nansea. Fatnen Y and heart burn invariably
attend this disease. For ii these symptoms
HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS
viii be found an Invaluable household remedy. a. ts
Alternative corrective and restorative properties
ved exclusively from roots snd pan-, the vir
% which are acknowledged by pharmscentics and
physicians. Separately they have often been pre-
scr,bed by the profession, hu, were never combined
until Dr. Hostetter gave to tho word his
HEALTH RESTORING BlTTERS.
which have proved sovereign remedy for dyspepsia
and It's attendant evils
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
LyOX'S PERIODICAL DROPS F.!
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR IRREGu.


rhsee Drops are scicntifoai!y com pounded nnid
preparation. and better than any Pills. Powders. or
Noseuns. Beiag liquid, their action ie direct aid
positi5c rendering them reliable. speedy and
tain specific for the Of al distractions and sup
preseiors OF nature. Their popularity lie indicated by
tho fact that over iO00O0 hott annually cold
aud copenned by the ladies Of the United statee,
every II whom epcak in the eiron'est terms Of
praise OF their greet merits. They are rapidly taking
the place oscvery other semslc Remedy, and are con-
sde'cd by NIL who know sughs ufthcn, the eurcst
sesess and most nfallble preparation In the world.
-. 'ne cure Of all female cmplainta. ths removal OF
"a o"s'1aetions Of ustufe, and she promotion Of
nes''n regularity and strength Explicit directions
stating when the. may be need. and explaining when
And why they should not nor g uld NO, he v.ed =, h
out producing effects contrary to n.,pre,. ,ho.en
laws, will be found carefully folded around hot
lie. with the written signature II JoHs + w. Ia
out which none are genuine.
Prepared by Or. JOHN L. LYON, ip5 Ch.p.,s @.
New Haven. Conn. who can be copsulted ei,h., 49,.
coral y. nr by all. tent l-ue It mp coucefnmy a,
priy1'e diseases and female weaknesses. MI
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
c. q. CLARK 4 co.
- tSoA&v1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

A CARD TO INvALIps.

Clergyman. while reridingin South America -
a m. siensry, discovered rnfe and simple remedy
for the Cure OF Nervoue Weakness Early Decay Die.
ease. of the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the
whole train Of disorders brought6n by bnneful and
vicious habits Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire 20 bencn,
the afflicted and unfortunate. will send the recipe
Tor preparing aad us;ng this medicine, In sealed
envelope. To any who needs IL, Free ~ Charge
Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN,
station u. Bib Hcuec,
. 4 tsxfy No. o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08


The telegraph has announced the loss Of
the United States steamer ,acsamento of
Cocsndo. Godavis, dis,rict u Msdras, and
that oil hands on board we're saved The
Sacramento, Captain Napoleon Collins,
sailed from Boston. Nov. Is, 1866, for the
East Indies, Japan. &c, and after touching
~ tho Western lslsnds. Madeira. Cape de
Verde. Liberia, st. Paul de Loando. and
other rointson the route. reached the Cape
Of Good Hope. March IS, 1867. She lef,
the last natned place about the 18th Of april
for Msur.trus and other points TO the east
ward On the completion OF the special
service with which Captain Collins was
charged, he was TO have proceeded to the
California coast with the Sacramento and
Joined the North Pacific quadron.
The Sacramento Wa a screw sloop Of j,
367 tons, and carried seven heavy guns
She was comparatively new. having been
| launched at Portsmouth, N H., April 9eth,
1852. Her hull vas built At the Navy Yard.
there, and her machinery BY the Taunton,
Mass, Locomotive Manufacturing Com psny
Captain Collins il N officer Of over thirty
three years experience in The service, and
will be recollecsed ss the commanding Oh
] Ger Of the Wachuset ~ the time that vesse
captured the reb.l steamer Florida n
Bahia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
SPECIAL notices.
Proofs az the Superior Qusllty
oF TIE
AMERICAN WATC H
MADE AT

vvnlf.i-n. Mass. n
The American wa.ch Corr W, ', y "''"".'' -
respec,fally submit ihsi 'lsH ~ -.
more aerrys.e. less cofaPee -.
-, use sid more easily Kept IN or
49,. slI7 o'feF watches III the INST
=, - .s.,.is- ia str1etnre, and therefore
NJ. ~ s....l.ks'y % fe injured than the i7a-
suonke,' -. ..trs.... which are composed Of
lof's = -. NJ ie III ~ old Erg'ish vstch
rom izo = = NJ. n ,.rts. How they run under
80 ~, ,a.eaes n have i- shown ~ the
'o''0"ne r ,,s,r RAILROAD COMPANY.
r., ,,rSrs.i. SUPERINTENDENT.
offi'. OF ~ "a. IS Dec, 1896.
Aif. 80 'sstches manufactured by ron
GrSrLKxEs; nj. railroad for several year. BY
have be- IN use on Ne furnish watches a. part
our edgine men. ~ There now some three hun
dred Of them carried ou teeper, inJ..S 49,
them good ana sssiur YOUR watches give us lees
great sstslsst s - WON aud DC wear much longer
wi,hout repairs than aiN ~ are .,.s,a ~. go .su
in use on TINS ioae. N msnufartnre, OF acknowi-
Trusted these OF hai class they never kept
e"oa nor have they done as good service,
| ~ yours. lar, sustained nv my prede-
in thee sia'snen Who's experience extended over
series Of years Re- RpWARb II. WILLIAMS
General Superinte ndeni.
,. ", 4.n Co. w.trnAn.
We MAKE new I've Different grades Of watches
named respectively n V. ~,
- 9 90 Waltham, Mass
Waltham Watch toinp'n'' '' -a"Se
r. s. Bartlett,
Vim. Eliery. -. -.
Home Watch Camran'' mas
| No HnvstoV Gatnl
comnanr. are warranted ~ the american Watch
COMPANY 10 be d IL best ma'erial' on the
mos, approved p.ia.ife. and to possess ever,
rso,,.iss for rlste timekeeper. Ever,
- Aim. ttesr Watches Is provide,
,.,,n n. compapv. gr'nci card Of Guarantee, which
-, ..e,,,,.er n Watch cold, so that buver,
a., 80, ~, trey AZ purchasing the eenun,
article. There afa numerous so'h.e''ei's and imita
-, -. ,,,.,eh,. soa throughout the cou Mt,
w~o,,a canton pnTfhssers to be on their guar,
ngaihst imposition.
arvcrase. 81 walihan Watches NAV be purchas
ed of Watch Dealer ihfea-"o.s w '"blry.
wOrsuiNs \ APPLETON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
Az IMPORTANT DISCOVERY of water powe

An IMPORTANT DISCOVERY Of water power
is announced by the junction City Union,
which says:
thas been satisfactorily ascertained that
in the defiance between the Republican ard
Smoky Hill rivers. about 1850 feet. there
is fall Of twelve feet and BALI A join
stock company has been formed, with cap
ital stock Of 100000 for the purpose Of
improving this great natural advantage by
cutting a race rom river to river The es
iimated coat Of such race 70 81 $40, to bs
c"nstruct cd fifteen feet wide at the bottom.
The instruments indicate that the bed Of the
Republican river is twelve feet and hall
| higher than that Of the Smoky Hill, and
about half mile to the north Of town. whers
the streams come nearest 10 each other, is
the point selected for operations. being or
the land Of III . Republican River Bridge
| Company.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
wDg.ulNs& APPLETON.
i, lsx broadway. New Work

important tor lnv'dids.
The weakness o.the .,onach, and It's family per-
forming its Offices +. oas oecssiored by he debility
nj the s,omachuerses 40 thesr various brar chez. BY
being plaster. ID up with qherm' rross and acid DIRE
I, d,ee.,;h,e meals. offensive drink other matters
which remaining too hong s.-urne corrodng quality
BRANpgErn's PILLS
Cleanse the stomach AM VI all unneaithy &C
cumu,ations, and pulis ana hslgo'sfe the blood,
and should he used tyiho-e who having lost are in
pursuit of health.
The Hon. Demas rEnss ssy- cell more OF
Brandreth's Pills thsn Of sill others pu: together
BR>NDRErH's PILL are sold hysl druggists
and a, the principal efi,e, BrsndletA Home. N. Y
Observe BkAspaLba y Nov ~ "ANs letters on ths
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL. vlGOR are re-
a med by HsLNRolD'a ExYeAcT Bucnu. (s5d&wi!
COltOn's Select F1avcrs


CHOICE FRUITS * SPICES,
Arc creating quite a sensation among Lovers Of
Choice for their delicious Flavore
Strict Puri v and unrivalIed strength. Those who
wish the bet and ihosc who wish to economize seek
them Colton's Pnre Vanilla Flavor 10 aought by
many who appreciate that Rich Flavor In its Purity.
very unlike the many Vanilla Extracts IN msrket)
Ex-Cov JANE y. SxlrH. - PRovmx~Cs, r. l.. SAYS:
NV wife prononnses them superior to any Flavor
ing Extracts she has used.
Ex Gov. VIZ. A. Is ROCKINGHAM, or CossHrric T, says:
For long time we have used them, and find them
very 1ne
HOLLAND. CTimothy Titoomb) the we'll known
.n'hor Of Springhe d. Mass, says: They are the
Standard In all this vicinity
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THEM.
Such list Of References lie SELDOM given. See
Circulars with Dealers Sold Ivy Grocers and Drug
gists Prepared by J. W. COTTON. Proprietor OF
Colton's Toilet Article No 3, to Heal and Beauty
the skin Sold nv Harrison 3 Staiks, and Parks
Hosmer. Davenport, Iowa.
chicago WhoIe-aiv Agents, FULLER + NCH
FULLER "a Market street, for all Coltons PrepaSa
tioas: sept e5 -diy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
In hoe sixno vinc~s /:

A FOFFS MALT EXTRACT
! !: !
1V BENE AGE OF HENITH.
2 NV losk. Feb. IL. CO
Ne. Leonard hoh, s4l Broad
- SWAY ". Y
btKfN<lS.H D.sr sir:-Ip reply TO yonr
T1SN)H ~ inquiry $ To the nc ion taken
AHSS.2tY n hy the Academy OF NJ dis inc
AQ IN reference 10 Hoff's TX
xN6liS tract Of Mat. which :
mi.ted TO II for examin ton
some weeks since, have to inform you that the Com
mittce o. Threc to whom IT referred with direc
ton. report upr j.. took the matter into careful
consider alton. and the 9Th inst major ~ Of the
Commit presented report thereon. of which the
following y AN extract
TINS letter ami the Glowing report signed Ivy
The CnaiTmsn o the Comm ttse Dr. j. II. Gr- com
REPORT of THE NEW WORK ACADEMY OF
MEDIC Ne.
1.-THE Committee have ascerisincd ~ what they
consider n =, .icicut extent. the INGREDIENTS 81
the arrcle, aud nl-o its MODE OF PREPARATION
aud they haVer-a-.n TO BE l. EVE tina, il difi,r in
come u,a'kcd PARTit ULARS from the usus, p-cpa
rati NJ of malt L urd the meme OF BEER
ALE. and PnhTE Z and THEY HELIEt F. IT cal
CTLATEp TO ACT As MILD TONIC. and To
certain extent NJ q y ThlME\T in some ices. IN
which the vsdnsry malt La ior- might not I've ionnd
to agree. espe itlly in con equencr OF THE MOD
ERATE ct ANTITY OF ALI oHOL IL CONAN. III
pari-on with them. and they feel justified IN
RECOMMEND Ma !: to the prof,s for trial In
appropriate crs,s'
Pc sons with ng agencies might .ppy 70 Ho{'s
Ma I Extract pot 5is Broadway. y. 7.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

ron NON-RKTEHTION % INCONTINKNCE
Of Urine irritation. Inflammation or ulce4ation Of
the bladder o. kidneye. dieeases Of tbc prostfatf
dust depe and al diseases Of the bladdss kidncyr
nd dsu1n1c1Dev o01DA iEaz = to6W1y
UmDuDasN EsuD lHAR lUoU
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
Bachelors Hair Dye.

This spiendsd Hair Dye b the best in the world
The only rnue and pmvsos DYs-Harmlese. Relic
BILE. instantaneous. No disappointment No ride
ulous tinss. Natural Blsck Or Brown. Rsmcdies the
~ eedse Of Bad Dyes. lnviRorstes the hsiF lsevnR
Il soft ssd beautiful. The genuine h siened william
A. Bachelor. An osheys are asss tmiAatioaa. and
should be svcided. eold ~ al DruRgistsand Psslu-
men. Factory 81 Barclay sssesi. Nev York.
~ BEWARE OF A COUNTRRrKlT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
D1scevery OF . Rl0h Deposit 81
Ir~a Ore nenr Saevens' pOias,
W1s.
Reo.n H. lnmhaenan lima 81

From TIE Lumbermau, June 81.
An extensive deposit OF magnetic iron ore
has recently been ciscove ed near Big RIB
River, about for y miles nosth>wes, from
this city. BY Mersrs. Robb, Renrie 4 Eaton,
of this place. A specimen Of the ore was
sent for analysis to Boston, to the Assayer
of the Sac Of Massachusetts,, who pros
neunced il exccllens-tns ore being easily
smelted. yielding I, rty>thrce per cent. pure
metal, and making capital iron. We under
stand that the parties aforenamed have Sc
cured on favorabl. terms lease Of a tract OF
land where the mine is situated, oftwo hun
dreL and forty acres in extent. and intend
vt an early day. to erect smelling works
and develop the resources Of this deposit =
Surface indications 60 to show tina, there
are Other and fully rs rich deposits in the
immediate vicinity OF this mine, ard also in
other places not far distant from this city
and If Of so great IN extent IS is supposed
by those who have made observations. they
will yield enough metal to supply the who'll
State Of Wisconsin.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

The amount Of capital invested in dairy
business, in Ohio, including lands. cows
leans, i'm dement's and machinery. is esti
mated ~ $685.. 629. $3.50.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
Now for Revolution

Now for Revolution.
Don't be startled The country SAFE. Nevertheless
immediate, instantaneous revolution is impending.
DON'T BEAT TIE DRUMS.
for this IL silent revolution. 1t is now going
IN EVERY STATE,
inclu the married state the single state. and all
.,aies of the human hair which are not In harmony
with beauty OF whatever undesirable tinge woman's
ring ets or man's lock. wh'skerr may be. the evil
IL remedied instspt'y ny
CRISTADOROS HAIR DYE,
which Il harmless water, and re tain 70 produce
natural blach ~ brown In I've minutes. Nannfscfut
81 by CHiSTADORU. Actor House. N Y
Sold bv an Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dress
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

NO CURE ALL.
But II you wart medicine that will cure Chronic
tuot infamatoryl Rheums,i.m. Mumps sore Thr, NJ,
sweiings Old Sores, Bruises, Toethache, Headache.
Insect sting- Pains in he Back and Cheet, al,o. in
ternslly. Darrhga, D!scLtery. Cole. Groups. and
Vomiting, you have it In pr. Tobias Wonderful We
nc,ian Linimcn. II never fails when used according
the direction. Every drop of 1t is put mp by DIR.
Tobias himself, and h. has drne so for nineteen
years His medicine Is known throughout the world.
the hest physicians recommend IT, Thousands ol
certificates be at the depot, 90 Cortandt St
No family having ildren, ehould be without II in
case OF Group. Thousands of children are saved by
1t anusHliy. Use ii when first taken according TO the
directions. and you will never lose a child. Ladies'
II find II valuable in ersdcat'ng pimples and blotch
&c. Oniy ~ cents ard 81 per bottle. sold by nj
drur.i t. t lroughout the United Statee and In Eu-
rope. Dep 1 30 Cortlandt street. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

IL De Witt counir, Texas. stock cattle
are selling q three dollars q head; cotton
ci, ned snd baissl. a, ten csrts pound, aud
lard a prices nl+tsiy nominal. tbs, Is a
couch VI tss ny ~ snPhssssall, tssneu
/" hasd timen"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
iPuiHs CsAre Nscktte q NttIy- Rtsp'tUulIy.
G. h. WALLER.
ExrEAcT o, a Lrrrrs From Pnovnxso.. Ala. [

May Is. 1896. E.
DH- JorN Drfl: send Won pa for CnpuDw Isrv
sxH please send hat II will come tn after paying
freight 90 Columbus, Mise have heen troubled for
sever years with Indigestion have had To take pills
every nigh. for ten or ifteen and in Febsuary.
1854, vas attacked wit general paralysis. I was
confined TO my an fpf the halance u the year ard
In fact, continued 10 very weak aud condi
ton ueiu some two msnths .ince. when was Pot
under operation. ard your Cedran Histers for
treatment le"mmenced Improving right away, and
am pretty well restored. You're, truly
lao Gsx.I Al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
PREPARED OIL OF PALM AHn MACE,

FOV PRESERVING DSe0eOrtMg ma
Beaaalfyfng shc Hair.
Aud is the most delightful and wondsrfui article
the world ever produced.
Ladies' will ind II not only certain remedy TO Re
store. Darken and Beauty The HAIR but also deas-
able article for the Toilet. IL n hiQh peYfuu,cd
sish rich and delicste perfume. independent Of the
fragrant odoS Of the OLE Of Palm Of Aace.
TIE Marvel ~ Peru.
new and beau iul perfume, which In dehcacy Of
scent, and the tcnacity with which u cings 70 the
hand ker chief and person, is unequslled.
The above articles for sale BY all Druggists and
Perfumsrs ~ 81 per bottle each. Sent by express 70
any address BY proprictors.
7. W. WRIGHT D CO,
oc2oIyl 100 Liberty street. New York.
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU gives health
and siGor the frame and hloum the pallid cheek
Debility IL accom- panied by many alarming symp-
tpms and II no treatment Il submitted to. consump
don. nsaniiy or eyI'cr.ic fits ensuc. feb5-dS WY