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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-25

it bore; the woman's face was wonderfull
ly like that of his dead wife. No won
der, for the woman was his daughter. A
cold sweat stood Aon his brow and his
heart seemed to stop still. 1t was fear
full to stand thus and gaze on such a
dreadful sccne.lfI t1p EIsE lSEzIS
''1A slight movement of the man in the
bed caused the woman to look up.
care you awake, George 2 she asked
81 have not been asleep, darling" re-
piled the man, sadly. 81 cannot rest
for thinking and the Bknowledge that
am so helpless makes me wretched.-
Our fuel is out, and we can get no more
until the day after tomorrow, and we
shall freeze in this weather, and on
Christmas day, too. 1 could bear it for
myself, Nellie; but when think of you
and our children" r.e..
His voice failed him, and he sobbed
with bitter anguish. The woman drop
ped her work and bent over him, trying
to soothe him.
"We must trust in God, George" she
whispered. e"He will not desert u.s."
elf your father was human. if he were
not hend-p exclaimed her husband,
fiercely; but she interrupted him.
"He is my father, George" said the
wife, softly. IL forgive him all the
wrong he has done US, and pray God
to bless him and to soften his heart"
Gideon Grindem groaned, and turning
to the figure. cried imploringly:
LET us go away I cannot bear
this !" - - - 10
The figure silently led him from the
rostn, and down the long stairs, out into
the street again. 1t was no longer night
there, for the sun-was shining brightly,
and the thoroughfares were thronged
with busyJ cnowdz! hurrying;to their Tac-
chstomed avocations. The air was keen
and frosty, and the extra wrappings and
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-25

sunlight that had followed the storm, was
spreading her wares on her table, when
she was startled to see the handsome
equipage pause before her stand, and to
hear the same voice that had repulsed
her so rudely the night before, call her to
approach. Shesdid so tremblingly, and
when The merchant cheerily bade her hold
out her hand, sheobeye because shefear-
ed to refuse. But hersurprise was redoub-
led when she saw lying in her withered
palm bright golden eagle, which spark
led, joyously in the Christmas sunlight.
"What is this for, ,sir?' she faltered.
.H"To, keep Christmas with, old lady,"
said the merchant, cheeriIy. He signed
to the driver to move ON, but as the car
riage set off again, he caught a faint
t"God bless you, sir 2' in the fearful
tones of theyo!d WOMAN = r--r-,
Down through the vile streets, reeking
with filth, and crime, and misery, that
mark the worst quarter Of the great city,
thsssplendid equipage passed, amid the
wondering glances and remarks of the
denizens who maryellsd to see it in such
place. 1t paused before a miserable
dwelling, and the merchant sprang out
with flushed, excited face, and hurried
up the rickety stairs, fearing that one
part of his dream might be true, after
all. 4 He pushed open a door and enter
ed miserable room. A glance satisfied
him that the blessed day had brought NO
10y to;the inmates of.this sad abode. A
woman, pale and careworn,s sat by an
empty CRATE, with a leok Of hopeTessness
on Her Sweet, young face, while ! man,
wan and isickly, lay on the, bed with
fclosed eyes, and two children rested on
rude pallet, still happy in their inno-
cent slumbers. . .egi otb-ess.b
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-25

We have the above articles of the latest styles
and of superior quality bth in material and finish
and guarantee prices as low as ANY house in the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26
GEyRQAL NEWS.

Spurgscn 10 going to Paris to preach du>
ring the Exposition.
There il . town in Mississippi Of two
thousand inhabitants Without Smith, Smy.
the Of Schmidt.
The Astos House, New York, 10 10 bs
termed into stores this season II reports are
true.
A large number Of arrests in New York
on st. Pstricks day Was fos snowballing
pedestrians ard others.
The ruler Of the new dominions Of Cam
ada will have the comfortable annual salary
Of $4,000 in gold.
Al caucus which Was held in Cory Pa..
one evening last week, the floor Of the he'll
gave way. prscipitating the entire audience
[ nt0 the cellar.
Old bacho,ers must very happy to think
that % this Is not leap year they cannot b
compelled BY the fair sex to make the fatal
jump through wsdding>ring.
Il is said the Universalists are rapidly
abandoning the republican party. Reason
-thsy don't believe In "endless punish
msnt."
The task oflaying the gulf submarine cable
from Key West to Havana will probably b
undertaken in May.
At dinner in Toronto the other day The
toast Of The great ship canal was propo
ssd and Mr.. Capreol. IN his reply. promised
that il the city ofTorontc, and tho mupici'
palities Of York and Simcoe. did their duty
thousands Of men would be employed or
the Huron and Ontario Ship canal bsfos,
the close Of the present year.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

The buildings are all Of the most substan-
tiai kind, and heated throughout BY steam.
The cost Of the factory buildings was about
$50, 600, add Of the machinery $il7,ooo.
The company has erected twenty-'our
subs antial dwellings At . cost OF about
81 400 each. and large ana substantial
boarding house at cost cf-abou. $3,500.-
These dwellings they rent at $3.50 to 1880
per year, giving n residence 10 their work.
men at these prices, equal 10 what they
would pay three times that amount for in
they city.
It 10 due TO tn company 20 say that their
machinery il the very best, their woskmsn
the best, and the products the best They
aim u no shoddy work, and will turn out
none but the beat clocks, such as may % .s
depended on - Gme-keepers, which wl''
moi est out Of repair. They have !srgs
Geld 10 occupy and will All y wo'snsy,s
There Il no reason Why the Wess sooc.o
No, male its own clocks aud watches, ~
avn cotton and woolens-in other woTdss
co i,s own work aud lie own thinking.
Ev.rv movement looking to this - an meal
culable benefit, and 10 worthy OF oil s7cous'
sgsmsnt.
Of this city, have already received lot d
these clocks and now have them fes sals.-
They are equal in quality to any Connects
cut oanuiscturs, and ~ believe the pebble
will inspect them with much intrfsst. Thu
copper. zine and lumber for the nisnufaetus'
Of American clocks have always been fur
nished from the regions Of Lake Superior
The transportation Of these items to New
England is of no small account, and theI
the transportation of the clocks from Con
necticut to the West, after they have besI
made up from our material, is no small item
The operatives are all from the East, ant
are among the most skilled in the proie ss'or
They receive the same wages MS in Easter
establishments. Why, then, can't the Wes
manufacture clocks, &C., ~ we'll a. Net
England, and cheaper! Surely she car
aud keep IN immense sum Of money With
her borders that would 60 out for that on
item alone clocks.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

The Cedar Valley Times bewails the ra-
.lical defeat in the charter election Of Cedar
Rapids, and says:
The result Of the election demonstrates
that the republican party Of Cedar Rapids
10 fsarfuily dsmoralissd. and thatif its iu.
turs actions are in harmony with that Of
Monday last W may a. veil drop the sitls
end discard any attempt 1t organization.
This is very plain and truthful statement
Of the case. The elections throughout thu
tion 10 an epidemic. Wy are perfectly 70
signed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

= vhisA Iine ovss. l.eooseo bslss have beo usso)
- uaaes1 Il bsgona The pele Of eapssin:ae Y ~
6se00s aeessaty n every A1ily fee iaslant ~,
not only Cor diseased eyes, aeuee - cAeuoc but Tot
III eutsneous n1sa1asiooe, bufaos eaolains, esy-
spelas, salt<hsum. sngs of Insects. nnsqueto bite.
llpe aud I'll Kindred iiis: relieving palma. aud healing
= b magic. Bog applied axsn.AiAx. u has
ne Of the Couchdng needle, stouiy OF probe a Of
turning cauetics, cclsodtng let0ns end kyo.wsoeso
frequently does frapasable tu3ary v the eys. b cor
roiug and forever destroying the delicate oBoes thai
constitute or envelope thss sensitive organ.
For sale Ut Wholesale and rel all ct prOpftst0ee loW.
ct cash psaces. STEVENSON 4 CAhNAHAN.
Dsuegisis aud Agents for Props1seOrs, Davenpcss
Iowa. dee3l-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

TO t1ae 1.mdaes.

Thc Cirrsgc Franeais. or French Dres.
sina. for Ladies' & chdren's Bocts and shocs the
have become red or ru-ty and rough BY wearing anl
are restored 70 perfect and hiack with 4
much iussrc - when new. leaving the leathcr am and
rnblc; and what eof great importance % thr aaiee
Travelling Hays. Trunks. Carrin1e
Trps and fine Harnesscss. are made 60 icoi
a. 40 Nsw.
isaiss and Chsldrcn can dsesr their owa bocts wiih
"a' s"'i'nc shcr hande. Ivy one bottle and you vi
never be without supply ofit IN the house.
ASK your rhoc arGsrr for H.
M, brown = CO. rropsi~toss. Manufacturer
81 uias Hing. and nree-insr II all kinds issVhes
Once. ny Milk street. postun .etai. div
foe sale nv tAkkS 4 Ilt,Ausp
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

HELNDOLD0 EXTRACT BCCHU gives health
and vigor 10 The frame and bloom to the psd cheek
Debility 70 accom- panied By many alaFming symp-
ton. insanity or epilepuc Cts ensue. Ifsb5.dAwiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

FOR NON RETENTION on INCONT1NENOE
Of Urine Irritation. Inflammation or liberation OF
tho bladder or kidneys, diseases Of the PROSTATE
dust deposit and all diseases Of the bladder. kdncyp
and dropeical ewellines, ldxwly
Use llHlNBotp's Flulp RxruAcr BucHU,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

1isvOsU. 10. ~.
/0pseial Nsilee = ~ le1lss.
I Nh ~ inpos>sna ~ lsllse eAsala 80 pee
Deeeaees $780, 1900 pr ss9ye1a0 g
WhisA eAsy &c pSso1aeiy suA3sse. = eess $50
10y end esetaln g T.: e! 49, -. soea 90
m. a. n. paAUR1C0AU,
Professor Of IN uiasasss 81 vsnsn.
hes been 10 extensive end sueessseI lraseies u p
spsss: ~ sis Esess Z = sssds q =
dee - the authoe q
ssTho Married Wenen's Private
Medical Csnpanlsa,"
(arss published /. 1ossy specially ines.1ea e no.
Ned ladies' 10 ds,ess:" o. grvs.ss'sss nsa,A ~
s "ssn ssysy LADY ~ g' .,~r.os "a ss:
thsir skiilful ri imSSdissc issasnent. u Nc
long. reliable a6vioGe "a eonpsaaoo. ovef
Halfa MllliOm Ladtoe
lo.ssests. svesy hssaaaAs1sssA Aavs1 Rises
-. psles u. H..s.a. - 1890,
g. = sss 4 :s:ss ss's:s e. =
q se.,.esacas, esAs. l. s.s:ss g - ~
r.ss - s: s 9: - - 4 -
CAUTION TO LADE1
p: - -. =, - - ~ :
':1scss.l psiSc2 - = 9slis0 - t
- $ |sss o. - - ~ ~
~ ~; III, ~; Ilc - q g. ~:
- d; 1slisssS Sgiss(R. = sse
Msrrica And single Ladies
- $3.50 49, ~, ~ 49,! 49,
Rss11g1ooo - -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

49, Soemefiy oe00idefed iaeufa6I0. AISo IN
eOscs Of selitar, hehis, both ruinous . the bsdl
ed mind sad produce so0s Of the following Il
Sssea. -Dlesehss. Constipation, loss Of meosey
paia II The small Of the baek-can BE- fnlly ~
stored to health. Constellation free.
Charges DsdsraAs, and cures guafantesd..
Pest OAics Bog, 1894. Al letters with stenl
oasvered.
P.O.-All business strictly eonldeotial. OF
~ houso iron Z. .. uotil ?. Z. 1eb4ste
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

As the forms Of disease Sor which We ur,es.s,. a.
Compound have their osigh IN the Suoi. let the
sufferer remember that NO nosell eastward appliscre
viii AFFORD him permanent fcileR because Il c.srs
reach the CAUSE The Compound, sorse INTO Tmr
noon, THE CITADEL OF The DlSEASE,-davcs
Il nos he str0ag h0la, ana The sictim IL fstcved
BURNHAM 4 VAN eCHAACx,
VAolaoDs Dsae01g0, V k1hs 81, ChAcAeo.
0no0o0 ARun1o 81 The NmsASuot.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

nElMDOlD'S . FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU
10 a certain cure for diseases os The
BLADDER, KIDNEYS. GRAVEL. DRoPSx.
GENERAL DEBILITY,
'''' - URINARY ORGANS,
"@''~' S MALE OR FEMALE.
from whasevcs cause originat.as asd 70 matte. Of
HOW LONG STANDING.
Disesses Of these organs require the uss Of dusc4
II NO tfssAment 10 suh0lelsd "a, Consumption or
ported from these souscss. and ~
HEALTH AnD HAPPINESS,
aad
that Of Post.sity. dspsads upon psOops use Of re-
liable ss0edy.
HRl.MBoLDs EXTRACT BUcHu.
Established spwasds Of - yssss. prepared By
n. r.. DlELmDOLO,
DRU00lsT.
saa BsosAva2. New Yosk. end
1ebedAwl lol south 10th street, Phlledelphis. Pc
Dr. 0chencks Ru1monac SyruP.
This great nsdlems cared D.. J. H. Schesek. ths
Proprietor, Of Pulmonary Consumption, Whon u
had .sssm.d ss .oss or ne.els cspsss asa x1:c
clans psonoonced hts cass ineufable. vhen no com.
msneed the uss Of this smpls bat powerful ssmedy
LIE ns ~ ~ S.
Weight @o,s s ssss TO 70 sssSssd po..es.
srsissivsy 10 The eurs Of Conssnplios and the Dis
sssse watch Usually complicated With Il, and thu
cusss effected b. bic Dedissns have essn vssy nm
professional visats 70 several Of ~ lasy~ esiet
| weekly where b. hes lergs co0coosec o. pasenss
ssa ~ s.sly ssscni.hiss g e pscs sonsunPti,s
- n0nAhe healAhy, euoQot peaoOoo. m. ocuHSoKt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

AND rHx Law or CHARITY AND MACY.
HowAsp RssAYs. on the Krrors. Abuses and Disca
ses which form the bass Of the G:avsse Malsdies IN
he Hsst age OF man. and fsasfuiy sep the vital pow
err with sure means Of relief Gent In ssaled letter
envelopes free Of charge. Address. Dr.. J. SK1LLlN
HOUGHTON. HoWssd Associsaion. Philadelphia,
Pa. janlbA1w30
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26
Nip the Evil In the Bud.
Dr. WlalT~TllsR.
~ SeutA Clark Street Ch1cago. n1l.

Has for many years asAe ~
i treatment Of privass aissasesAss
@businass ssd study. SypAilis
|ia I'll it, forms. Glsst aad 0ssis-
lures. Paftieulss attentiss Nv.
o. 70 old standing easss. walsh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

HELMBOLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUCBU =
psessent In taste snd odoe free Rom I'll la1urloeS
peOp8ttes. ond t0medjsGa n ~ oeelQn. }dRU1o
e9AITHeED CoNsrrrUTIoyD AEoTORFD =
~ unOarsa Evr..sr Rrrrrr 'eehs Sc X.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

The Lynchburg Vs. Republican says
that "a federal OIL Ger belonging to tho gar
rison II this place was met few days ago
while riding about che suburbs by . rusty
locking specimen Who came forward and
offered 10 surrender The officer asked IL
be had killed onybody. or done any mig
chief Of any kind. The spsc,msa said he
had deserted the Confederate army in 1861.
but had heasd Of General Lees amnesty
proclamation while hiding about ueuntains
and had come forward 70 Give hiusslf up
and hs returned 70 sssvics. Great surprise
and coostsrnation ssissd upsa the spsei-
men when he learned that there wss nov
ne southern army. no southern cause. :and
thas III the bsssls- 6aes dab teen folded
end put ssids. The spssiosn We treated
" . dose Of a@oesty cath end pair Of blue
brssshss, and west % bic way rejoicing to
North Carolina. in which 'district' wss bis
homs when be lsfs il sis ysars sgoss."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26
ALLCoCk.s POROUS PLASTERs

ALLCOCk'S POROUS PLA6TERS.
Allentown. Penn, April 4, 1sGS.
Messse. T. Ailoocx D Co.:
Dear Srs My daughter used one Of your Porous
Fasters She had very bad pain in her side, and Il
cured her in one week. Yours truly,
JOHN v. N. HUNTER.
We refer to tho
Eorly thousand 1Draggists
Who cen our Hlaetcrs. to their high sterling char
octer.
ALLCOCK 4 CO.. Agency. Brandreth House. New
York Sold BY all Druggists.
A CANVASS OF THE UNION
proves that the successful candidate for general
favor placed before
TIE PEOPLE,
that pare and sslubrious vegetable beautiner,
CRIsTADoRO's HAIR DYR.
Far and wide, throughout the restored republic, In
defiance OF rivalry and competition, it appeals
TO THE POLLS!
Of all who design TO clothe the with the nagnh
cen, black or brown hues which nature has Denied
ago stolen away. Manufactured by J. CRlsTADO'
no, Astor House, N. Y. Sold by DruggIsts.-
Applied by all Hair Dressers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

D0chelos's M0tr Dye.
This splendld Hais Dye \ the bsse h ~ vuss1.-
5As ealy Isss and SsaSsos D1s-nasmlsse, RslAa-
~. Instantaneous. No dsappointasnl No sidie
uloes eints. Natural Black o. Brown. AsoedlDe ~
~ sGbd6 oe bed Dyss. lnsiaossess he Aais. Issvins
u soee ed beautiful. TAs genuine + aGned willsa
4. DatcAelos. An othass ass msss lmita11oos. -
shosld bssvcaded. sofa By Ill Dsassisls and Psses-
nsss. Dsstosy 81 DasslAy sassss. New Yosk.
lSwAn1 % = coUx11gET.
! 1gZnep1 arp PllC4I a CoNsrxurIoN.s:
3 ] 81 q, IS = 8 ;::s';
LAsas can ssesivs : bag of d. vslpss's Pins BY
nsai. ssAled ica he eses ~ psSc. By enclosing
sae dollar and six postage ssanps - u. W. Ma
COMBER. Albany. MI
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND IN
eAFE NnBplBS SOs unpleasant and dangerous
diseases. Us halnnoaDs kxsaAc1 Dccnu Axp In
RsovED Aosx WASH. lfsbSdAwiy
BlOOnpIHLD , OTIS MAxuyAcrrsns - Ps-
Ano-rOssD.-wasrsuu1ss 7s Dssedway. New Yosk
Our PsAsos 80 scknovlsdgs1 70 - eqoaa not 90
ros ~ SRs g y
Rstces No.. 0sua Sos psaes 1iss. jm7d6wam
THE GLORY OF MAN ID sTnRN0TH.-Thsfe-
fore the nefvOue end dcbilltated should immeeiate
y use nLABoID's kxfsAcF BuO9u. [d&w
Prepared OIL OF PALM AND MACE,
For Preserving, RestOrAng and
lBcantllylng she Hair.
Aad 10 the most delighslul ana wondsrfsl article
the world ever produced.
LAdirs will and Il noe saly csstaln remedy to Re-
store. Darken and Bsautify The aks. hat aleo dsss
able article for the Toilet, y highly peffamad
ptoh rich and deacasc pcsfume. independent Of the
ragrant od0r VI the Ole Ut Palm Of Mace.
Tho Marvel OF Peru.
A new and beautiful psefumc. which In dehoacy Of
eeont aud the tenscity with which It ciogD % tha
handkerchief and person. b uneQaAlled.
The above srtcles ase 1oe sale 81 ell Ds1ggists ed
Pselumerp 81 per bOtle escA. Sent BY 01psees 10
any address By ueUpsietoee.
r.w. wnaOHT . CO..
oc1o-lyl 100 0bssU oesese. le9 Yoee.
CuAPPRD HANDS AND FACE, BORE LIS, &C.,
~ cured g once by the use Of Hegoman'e Camphof
lre with 0iyccrne, keeps ~ kan6o con b ehe cold
eet weather. SEQ Tat you get The gsnuines sch b.
DrugYietA 6of1. dsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26
MISGUIDED MEN,

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vl0OR are re-
gained BY nxINBolD's EXTRACT Bucnr. [tSd4wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26
A. OLE Man NaaraseeA - nlls
Zen.


lFrsa the LsvsswsstA Cenmercisl. go
A few days since The BODY Of murdered
nan vas found short distsncs from the
city. With ne else TO The murdssse, asd to-
day y. are called ueon 70 sseord another
Aendish outrage.
Do the Straaess. some distance Up from
wysndotts. thsss b saW nil, which he's
been run Tor ssas tins b IN Old nan BY
the name Of Dunsaa. end bic sen. The con
Vas married man, with who's bic father
boarded, and L ees0e ~ Old nan was r.
Their prejudicsd aeainst bic sons wife and
bad made some rsmarha publicly, which
the son considered dsrogatesy to her char
setcs. On Monday morning, the time Of
shc fearful tragedy. the old gentleman was
q work in the mill. when the sou came in
and demanded If he had made the remark
ShaS MS wife was . liar He rsnlied
that he had. Whersupon the eon piek ed
~ hand-spike lying in the mill. and Nth
1t dealt his father = blow on the he.d
which fslle4 him to the floor q hfclesa n, ~
He died almost instantaneously,
The New York eorrsspoadsnt Of The Boa,
ton 7rGseley writes Last Sunday wen,
20 0racs Church 70 see Brown the sexton
and hear the Zoe music. Both repaid me fol
shs effort NJ. Brown yeu doubtless know
BY reputation. He il is whe hes che super
intssdsaes Of he brilliant wOddinRs and
slsssat parties Of hat rather gay eonersgs'
Sioo aa4 slse maks ~ fuoesals q cksssfu
and stylish % possible. A few common
6oe0sy words from this mjehty craelo 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

One year ago last month number OF
prominent gentlemen interested n the DC
vslopmcnt Of manufacturers in the North
west, and impressed with the belief that tho
manufacture o. brass and clocks would Be
one Of the best Investments, both Tor capital
and industry, organized the United States
Cleck and Brass Company. They purchased
Z, auction, forty acres ct land, situated on .
high ridge, four miles vest Of the Chicago
city l;mits, on the line oftke UAlcna Branch
IL fha Nnrthx estsrn Railxax They hrnke
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

-s f.UV III
NRrnts wanted. Aadre.e
AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE CO..
sdec9~du W nfOadway. n. r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

MADAME zADoC PoRTgR's

The Best, Cheapest and mosi efEcctuai RENE y ior
Coughs. Colds &C. the world hiss ever procneeo-
Purely Vegetable. contsfns no EiNn RAL>'
Or other pELErERfous Dhu0s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

American Draso and Check Cosn.
pans-.vlsis 90 che Works Of she
Company 40 Aassia-A Walk
Through the Essabllshm ens--
Addresses, Presentation, sc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

TAKE no MoRR UNPLEASANT AND IN
eAFe RRM8DIRS for unpleasant and dangerous
dissasee Uas HslMnolD's kxsaAC9 Drcnu AND In
RD0vED Rosx WASH. lfeb6-dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

ruAPPRD HANDS AND FACE BORE LIS, &C.,
cured . once by the use Of Hegemen'e Csmehoi
LIE with 0iyccrlne, keeps ~ handa con b she cold
eet weather. Sec Tat you get the genuine. sold By
DruSYis0 o6bfl.d3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26
PREPARED OIL Of PALM AND MACE.

THE GLORY OF MAN ID eTn8N0TH.-Thsfe-
fore The nssvoue cod dcblltated should immediate
II use HlMB0lp's kxfpAcf nuCuu fdAW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

ANo-rOoxmt-WnsGs0u0oe 76 neoodWuy, New YOs&
Our Phases oes ecknOuleugsd 70 10 oqo11 not 90
pesos 10 tone, durability and Anish 70 any cold n
Ysiess No.. Bsua Sos pstes liss. jm7-dAwam
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-10-03

MoRRlMERnSos. The adaptation of
this whole region of country to wool
growing is being realized by those
who have made the venture. This
is the experience Of at least one gen
tleman, largely engaged in Culpeper,
Va, who will pardon us for the ex-
tract we give from private letter,
viz: .<tF gay ,n-t+a@
tMy flock is now doing finely, and
from the two last years experience
I feel greatly encouraged. Our sheep
have paid us far better than anything
else on the place, though we put in a
good crop aofswheat and guano. Ex-
perienee has taught me to push on
the Merinos and curtail the crops,
il i want to make farming pay-and
that, too. with as little annoyance
and help from the freedmen as possi-
BILE. E L can safely say, that for every
thousand dollars properly invested in
Merino sheep. and they properly
cared for, will pay the interest on
$1,000; and / would like to know if
there is any better pay in anything
else in the farming liner"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-10-03
DEW OF THE Alps.

For sale wholesale by ali the grocers in
New Orleans, Charleston, Mobile, Savan.
nah and New York.
DEW OF THE ALPS
Received the first premium at the Paris
Exposition.
DEW OF THE ALPS.
The manufacturers of the above cordial
not only received the first premium at the
Paris Exposition, but were decorated by
the Emperor.
DEW OF THE ALPS.
For sale by all the druggists. grocers
and frnit stores in the United States.
BRANDY, RUM AND WINES.
5000 cases old Cognac Brandy, imported
especially for private use.
800 cases old Jamaica and St. Croix Rum,
bottled before the war.
10000 cases Madeira, Sherry and Port
some very old and uperior-various
brands: all warranted pure. For sale by
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Aug 16 3mo % Beaver st., New York.
ESTABLISHED IN 1928.