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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT DUCHU gives heath
and y9sr TO the flame and bloom to the psd cheek.
Debility T. accompanied By many slafas1ne symp-
toms. and IL no treatment 10 eubmiftcd to. cOneump
ton, ms nity or epileptic lts ensue rfsh5d&viV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13
COlton's Select Flavers


CHOICE FRUITS 81 SPICES,
Are creating quite . sensation among Lovers o.
Choice for their delicious Flavors
Strict Purity end unrivalled strength. Those who
wish the best and those who wish to economic sesk
them. Colton's Pnre Vanilla Flavor IL sought BY
many who appreciate that Rich Flavor in ~ Purity
very unlike tho many Vanilla ExtSacts In markes)
Ex-Gov. JAxD 7. Sxrrn, % PRouDKacs, r. L, SAYS
Ny wife prosouAces them superior 70 any Flavor
ing Extracts she has ever Used.
1x.Gov VIZ. A. BuUxNoaAx, or CoHNEcFfcrs, soyf:
For long tine Ne have used them, and and then
very Ane.
HOLLAND. (TimotAy Titesmb,) the we'll known
aathQs 81 SpeinGAeldS Maee., says: "Thcy - ~
stAz6aed In ~ IL vloiu1ty." "a -s15
D8Al1HS T1RD18 TnHlR SAL1S WITH THEM.
Such . list Il Refessasss IL seldsa given. sse
Circulazs win DsaAen Sold y 0spcen and Drug.
gsts. Psspored By Nv. COTTON. Proprietor q
Coltone Toilet Article No. g. to Heal and Beautil1
he skin. 0sA b narrlssa = GsaslD, eAa PsGln I
Hoeusf, Davenport, lows.
UAlcalo wholesale Agsa1A xu1&1D. YlNOU
HULLnL - 1o1ess soReik. ~ - celesa'e fteReo
ices: oept. So-Gy.
CUAEIE0ED CO4UTITUIION0 0DDTOREO ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vloOn ~ =
eansl y nanoa1t 1xsaAs Douss. lee1Avay
unlnD0GDD vIpID KxfnAC9 uU00UIh
D1oaaaath taete anA oloe. hss lee0 - la0og0eno
1selesSlees - sa0ee1aee = = $3.50. tlAwlS
Oaro ef lnAannasory 00ousno-
Cd. su,. -. y. 1857.
Dn BaAxnnxs :-tos eoos yeass have bssn sub
jsct ts attacks Of in1an1atsrS sAsumatism, Witch
ssuaiiy comes on syssy shsss Of fos. months. y
advice took colehicum eitrc acid. and otAce eeie
bfsted remedies but mona relieved me or shostsned
the sttachs which lasted for weeks at tims. 4 my
last attack conclut cd to try y0ur famous Pins.
lying upon my bed at the time, suffering the Sc
ycfest paine in my feet and ankles which pen can
describe. The first dose Of six Pills SO effective
that In few hours the pain and swelling ssnsibiy
abated and In forty eight hours all gone and
was cared and have had no rcturs.
ssnd you this testimonial for the benefit of others
who. suffering IN a similar manner, may know how
they eau lind certain relief
1 am respectfully yours, ]. d. DUDLEY.
The Hon. Demas Barnes, SAYS ~ sell more OF
Brandreth'- Pills than all others put together"
BRANDRErHS PILLS are sold by all druecists.
and at the principal Office. Brandreth House, New
York. Observe b. BRANDRETII in whitcleuerr on
the government stamp on each boz.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BuCHU and lnrsovsp
Ross WAsn cures secret and delicate discsdess In ~
theif stages. ct esls expense lte or no change In
as' no aa % sec nS esp9sus: LIP
=
rec from all Injurious psopersics llebSl4wey
Tho Greatest Pain-Reliever in
the world.-wsrfaAtsd sspssiss 10 ~ slhss
" no pay, FOR the cure Of Chronic Rhenmsusla.
Tecthschs. Heaasche. Sore Throat, Mlmps, Burns,
Cats lnsecs stinss. Pains In ~ Back, Chsst, ed
Limbs, spsuias, Old Sores. ewsllmgs; also. to take
internally for DissrAra, Dyssntery. Colo, Spons.
b. Slcknas, vonitlpg and Csesp. tie y96s(iy
innoeent y tahs intesnaly, Bel acessding - the
Directions, an1 falls, thousands sttest.
Il was arst introduced In ls45, ana nov millions Of
bottles annually sold. Every ono who has once
ussd IT, continues to do -. and recommend Il to
their friends a. the most valuable medicine extant.-
Certificates enough TO all dosen newspapers have
been received By DR.. Tobias. His medicine, the We
netian Inment will do oil that 10 stated. and more
No one will regret trying it. Those residdog 1t .
distance from physician. will ind it a reliable medi-
cine TO have on hand In case OF Academic Ask foe
Dr. Tobias Venetian Liniment, and take no other
Price ~ cents and 81 Sold by all Dru gists. Depot
% Cortlandt Street, N. Y. my7-d4wlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

HELMBOLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BU-
CHU
IL As Great Djuresie.
n Ne Great Hood Purifier.
Bosh srs psspafsd according % sulee u Phasmscy
and Chs0A6esy sad ase ~ neGt actlve tAet can b
made ffbb6-AAviv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13
PREPARED OIL OF PALM ARu MACE.

Dcamtllyfng she HAIR.
And is the most delightful md wonderful articls
The world ever produced.
Ladies viii And II not only a certain remedy 70 Re-
store. Dafksn ard Bsautify the HAIR bot also deeie
able article fog the Toilet. Il Il highly pssfums
with rich and dseaee peefume. in1eD01dsnt Of ~
fragrant odos u sAe Oh - falA oeMeeo.
The Marvel ~ Peru.
A new and bsassifll pssfsnps wAlsA - esasosy q
scent, md ~ teAedV with which It cllngp - ~
Tho above efales 80 De sole 81 ali Dsuea1elD ~
Psssansss, Oeol - Aooole eoeA. 0sot b. oxpgesp .
any a16ssse ~ u1pA6nDo.
~. WRI0HT CO..
Tu1 GLORY OF NAN - 0TAKN0TH-Tnese-
10 M. MruD~asaa 1H~DArw Nuuu-r fSSss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

rnE Quincy Wing says the difficulty be-
tween employers and workmen in that city
has been amicably arranged. With but .
very few exceptions the old hands have
gone 10 work again as ten hours per day.
with the same wages received by them bc'
fore tho eight hour law went into effect.
Where reduction Of time has been made
there was . corresponding reduction Of
wages. In this way the "vsxed question"
has been settled In that city
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13
POSTAL MoSEr OHpEns. We think the
LeClaire Register makes some very timely

Tree kSowLEDaE.-As a great many OF
our people are busilv engaged in trans
planting trees, We clip the following, which
We see going the rounds. aud rs to whcth>
er II is true, you can tell by trying. al trees
are marked with red chalk on tho north
side before they are taken up, and then SET
out with the marked side to the north, IN
the natural position much greater portieV
will live. 10 is said that In most cases, il
the north side is exposed TO the south, the
heat Of the sun is too great for the side OF
the tree to bear, aud therefore il dries up
and fdecays"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13
A wOnD TO the PUpLlC.

AAthe forms Of disease for which We prescribe ne
Compound have their origin in u blood, let O.
sunersr r.Hember thst no merely cefwefd appliaace
reach The CAUsk The Compound. scrss lNro M
nlooDs-THk CITADEL OF TIE DISkASBs-dfivce
II ron lite strong hold, and the victim IL relieved
CURE WARRANTED
pURNHAM VAN sCHAACY.
Whseeale Dfuogtes. ie tAke &, Ckieaeo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

This delightful Toilet Article has eOual for -
essviag aa1 bssotifyin9 Ne eomplexea Ga1 sll1n.
Sold b druggists everywhere. ospst q Fulton -
New York. jef1AAW1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13
snATTEnED Contributions RngrORED -
DulAnoaDb kx7nAcf HucuU. ffebO-d&W1y

A1DANRpKIlC11l CpNp1Qv1
81 81 ~ q ..ss:ss - -
LADD e. sDeuiSa Ahok II n. vs1paafs Rslo ~
na1l ssals6 ~ oadnee ~ onae. By snslsa11g
- 49, "a six lse0s aanss - \ ~. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

A CHICAGO paper says: I'VE took new
reporter on trial yesterday. He went GU,
to hunt itcms. and after being away all day
returned with the following. which he said
was the best that he could do YESTERDAY
we saw a sight that frozc our muscles with
horror A hackman, driving down Clark
street at a rapid pace. came very near runs
ming over nurse and two children. There
would have been one Of the most heart
rendlng catastrophies ever recorded. had
not the nurse, with wonderful forethoucht,
left the children at home before she went
out, and providentiaily stepped into drug
store Just before the hack passed. Then,
700. - hickman. juat before fsachieg she
cross eeosht Of sonethine that be hsd
soske0Nteed Turning about, drove II the
opposite direction. Had Il not ben foe this
wonderful coueasesocs Of favosine circum
stances, . dssiEe 0vAses . lovisS mesAer.
and affsco3enate brU&hovU uud sistsss. wouid
have bsss plunged int the deepest woe ana
nsst ussetssa6le sssssea sapsnsss.' The
new reporter will b resainsd.''
Capt. ". A. HunSsr, q Oekaleosa, has
very valuable improvement %
~ ptinssro cass 10 coosists .! . per@ses-
ted xisc bottom for the ordiasrv wooden
one, through the holes Of which the dust
filters, leaving The ease q clean a vhen
lirst in use. and By removing slide under>
meath, free circulation Of air il eiven. nv
which the type will dry ~ fast a. distrib
uted, thus saving much time another ADJ
vantage 70 that the bottom being Of zinc.
WV s,. sprias slightly. thus preventing the
PsSs.ne OF type, 10 annoying to the typo
""sn MS case becomes Glow"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-05-25
MISCELLANEOUS.


An Ordinance 70 Construct !. s.aew ak
West Of Perry creek.
Be it ordaiaed by the Cinnamon Council Of
Sioux CITY, That on or before the lst day
Of August, A. D. 1867, there shalt be bull. a
sidewalk four feet in width, Of good sound
cottonwood two inch plauks, cross wise as
may be most suitable--the outside edge said
sidewalk to be On q liue ten feet from the
lois said planks TO rest on bearers not less
than four by six inches square ct cottonwood. !.
and four by four if Of hardwood, placed on
good solid fohniation. Said sidewalk shall
be built from the west end OF the bridge over
Perry Creek ct the junction Of Pearl and
Seventh streets, along the south side of 9Th
street westward, two hundred and eighty
feet in the city Of Sioux City. Iowa
? That said sidewalk shall shall be built
by tho City Supervisor and under his direc.
lions, by letting the work TO The k,west res
possible bidder, or by u,lding it himself, or
by both As may be most advantageous ard
cheapest to the city; and the COST oi such
sidewalk shall be ASSESSED against the CONT
guous property on the south side of Seventh
street, aud returned and collected As other
city taxes, provided that go much of said
sidewalk as crosses any street or alley shall
be built at the expense of the CITY aud no,
assessed against 'he oontisuo;.s property
and provided farther, that the City Super
visor shall report be cost of building said
sidewalk to the Cou.ci, ard shall he entitled,
to receive the amouct allowed him as cos,
thereof in Ciy Warrants
Passed May ill., 1867.
+. R. KIRK, Chm.
a. r WRIGHT, Clerk.
Published IN Register May IS, 1867.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-05-25

creature which had been much. beloved
aud was universally lamented, and in the
evening one Of the little boys was frightened
into Its by a ghost fourteen feet high, with
the head of pumpkin and eyes as large as
tea cups.
The culprit was detected 10 James Cos
hing, ard he was confued TO bread and Wa
ter diet for three days, which did not prevent
'esera! of the boys stockings being filled
before they rose in the morning with rricklv
years, and the usher, who slept in the room
With the lads, on waking in the night found
bis toes tied together by long string COM
municsting with tie toes of six boys who
were also thus tied, the whole being linked
together. Mr.. Strap LOOKED grave at this.
and James Gosling nigh. thank his stars
that he was the inmate Of an establishment
where "tbey never Whipped" He had to
wear foors-cap, two feet high, With pair
of jackass's ears attached to thr top; but one
OF The little boys near him being unable to
suppress his laughter, James gave him
blow on the eye, which blinded him for a
month. That very evening Mr.. Strips foot
caught in string laid across the top of the
stairs, in such way as nearly to break bis
neck. lie took. James again into the closet
and talked to him on hour. The arguments
which he used would be quite 200 long for
the limits OF this article. Socrates could not
have spoken more wisely. At the end he
gave. him another piece o: cake, and sent
him into the schoo.room, with a Kindness
more than pa,ernal James was by this
time melted. lie wiped his eyes and blew
bis nose, and Mr. Strap wen. On With his or.
gument, till at length the worthy disciple of
the new system felt assured of its success.
"te is mine = said he to himself, with
rather benevolent smile. He feels his c--
ror He will do wrong no more How much
better thus to overcome errors than with the
bru''s sh use Of this " and he regarded u small
bamboo cane which be usually carried out
with him in bis walks.
The month had EXPIRED and this was the
day appointed ier the visit Of Mrs. Goslipg.
In the afternocn Mr.. Strap wen, into bis H.
brary where be had sent James on some err
rand. The boy ot-returning, be followed
him. lie had been detained By curious At
traction. A beautiful little canary bird. ac-
customeo to Gil the house with music, had
been hanging in its cage against the wall;
the repsntant boy had taken it down and
plucked off al its feathers, and was amusing
himself in regarding its contor,ions and dis
tres, with grin Of delight Mr. Strap for
got his system, tut, obeying the honest and
doubtless correct impulse Of his soul, seized
the young reprohate BY the collar, and hay-
ing accidentally in hand his bamboo cane.
gave him what people in the every day world
would term regular trouncing Mrs. Cos
ling entered while he WAS in the &C. The
naked canary bird revealed the story.
Il ought to apologize" said Mr. Strap. "a.
king breath.
"fot licking my Jim ?" asked Mrs. Gos-
ling, surprised.
mo, madam but for having ever been
such fool as to suppose myself wiser than
Solomon. | shall renounce ara systsms,
and hereafter take the world as 1t is
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-05-25
SsaefiSEs safe.

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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-05-25
lTEslS

Whom the hair-dresscrs love, dye early
A mliners business is always sew.sew.
How sweet to recIine in the lapse of ages,
say ABOUT eighteen.
postage stamp tied with cobweb is the
last bonnet in Paris
There is waterfall in California over g.
600 feet high. 1t is not made of hair.
Buffalo meat is down TO ten cents a pound
in Denver, but ranges higher in Bufalo,N.Y.
The wife of New York minstrel has
SIS, 900 worth Of diamonds, the product Of
burnt cork.
Gold is the only idol worshipped in all
lands without a temple, and by all sects with.
out hypocrisy.
"None but the brave deserve the fair
No, and none but the Jrare can live with
some OF them.
There are nearly twice as many newsra-
pers published in the United States as in all
the rest of the world together.
"Do you know what am thinking abou.?'
said q customer to his barber "No, sir, not
exactly; but l can see what is running in
your head!''
Ats grand ball given by Jay Cooke it is
said ''the company commenced to arrive at
$50; dancing began at 80; supper was
served a. l0:4O!'
A cylinder printing press is said to have
been invented in Leipsic which can print
1900 sheets in an hour, and costs far less
than Hoes great American press.
Weak doses Of washboard are now recon-
mended 20 ladies who complain of dyspepsia.
Toang med troubled in the same way may
be cured by strong preparation of wood
saw.
'Isn't it pleasant to be surrounded BY such
crowd OF ladies p said a pretty woman to
a popular lecturer. "Yes,' said he, "but it
would be pleasan,er to be surrounded by
one
Among the advertised letters at Fall River
| IS one TO the "propri.tor OF the bes, hotel in
the city, and the postmaster is boarding
round q week WITH each to decide to whom
i, belongs.
Philadelphia elergymen, in the course
Of a sermon, recently remarked "Iou need
not clasp your hands so ferventlv in prayer
that you can't get them open when the con-
tribrtion box comes around"
widow lady sitting by a cheerful fire in
msdi,ative mood shortly after her hus-
bands decease, sighed; Poor fellow how he
did like good fire | hope he has gona
where they keep good fires T.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-05-25
A SPRING SONG.
FROM THE GERMAN.

The snow melts fast,
May comes At last;
Now shvots each spray
Forth blossoms gay;
The warbling bird
Around is heard.
Come, twine a wreath,
And on the heath
The dance prepare,
To maidens fair
Come, twine a wreath,
Dance on the heath.
Who can foretell
The soiline he'l,
When we With May
No more shall playf
nsts.hou.. foretell
The coming knell?
Rejoice rejoice!
So spake bis voice,
Who gave US birth
For joy on earth.
God gives ns time,
Enjoy its prime.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-05-25
ITO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY p
WHY NOT?

Serious ReAectiOms for Young Men, In
Essays the Howard Association ths Psychological
Errors abuses and diseases induced by ignorance of
natures laws in the first age Of men, Sent In sealed
envelopes, free or charge. Address, Dr. j. Skillin
Houghton, Howard Association, philadelphia, Penn
syIvanix. janl-67-ly
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-05-25
ATTORNEY AT LAW
B"untics, Pensions, Back Pay


ruNHE certificate of location number 49, In the name
Of Robt X. krkpstrick, calling for the north half
of north quarter. and north hnlf of north
quarter scction 20 township 90 range 40, located at
Sioux CITY, Iowa. containing leo having been lost
or mslad, and the location cancelled hereby give
notice that m the of the scrip upon which said
location was made, will apply to the Commissioner of
the General Land Office, within six weeks from this
date for its return to mo.
nol!-6w a.aa ..s.- JAMES 4. EASLEY.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25
DROPOSALS FOR LETTER BAL
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,


WAsHISUToS, D. c., Oct. 30, 1867
Sealed Proposals will bo received at this Depart.
ment until the 18th day Of DECEMBER next, ut II
O'Clock aoOn, for furnishing Letter Balances for the
use Of the Post Oees in the United States for four
years from aud after the 8lst day Of December next
Of the following description, namely:
LIST, Balances capable Of weighing eight ounces,
Eyordupois weight, TO be graded down to quarter
ounces OF these is supposed that 800 TO 900 will
be required for each year.
I'd. Balances cap able Of weighing two pounds,
yOrdupois weght to be graded down to half our
OF these Ia supposed 90 TO 100 will be required for
each year.
Perfect correctness and strength aud durability
will be required In the Balances 10 be furnished.
Samples Of each description Of Balances must ae-
company each bid; and the bidder who may obtain
the contract will be required to farnish Balances
ordered Of quslity In all respects equal to the
samples.
Each Balance must bs well and securely packed In
box Tor transportation and delivered free Of all eI
penses to The Department At Washington, d c. whore
the same will bo accepted, II found to be perfect and
equal to the samples
Each bidder must furnish with his proposals suf.
bid.
tract.
failure to furnish the Balances as contracted for
promptly, or tho furnishing Of an Inferior quality,
| the contract
PToposSls must be lndorsod on the envelope, Pro.
Posals for Letter BAlAness,' and directed 10 the
pirst Assistant Postmaster General, Washington, D.
U. ALEX. W. RANDALL,
no Ebl Postmaster General.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25
d II 0 P . S A L s.


dTIoE DEPor AND DrsBUnsrSa aAvnrHnH'al
ATLANTA. GA, Nov. IA. 1897
Seald proposals. will be received At this Ofioe
until Q o clock, H., "WEDNESDAY, November 81,
1867, atwhish time they will be opened, for supply.
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30, l7ifeet Pho Framing. Timber, green;
l6s 100 sst Shooting straight edge, inch, gTOsh.
900, 500 eet Weather boarding, ssx3sx7-lG.
e3, 900 bet Pine Boards, ('or hn,shing,D dry.
l52 333 bat Piue Flooring, l4x7 toDguot and gTooy
ed, dry, dTested on one side.
0,t00lnear feet Crown Molding q. O., Inches
wide.
S, sOOlInsaI feet Crown Moldirs o.G.i}s inches
wide.
6S0 900 Saved shog!es not less than inches wido,
is inches long
4, 900 ponds Sd Fine Cat Malls.
~, 900 pun = Cut Nails, ID to sol.
i67, 600 lAth LIxlI irches X feet.
o, 497 bhshels uHslacked Lime
%, g76 btshels clear, sharp Sand.
$50 bnshels Hair
500 600 BIiek-9.3 hard, 8 msrchautable.
AL to la delivered at the swift Race Track, At.
lanta. Ga, whcro the material will be iuspeetei.
BIDS Will be made for each article separately.
Delivery OF one fourth the amount Of Framing
Timber, Brick, Sand, and Lime will be required to
conmeuse within ten u0) days after contract ID
AWARDED and all articles mentioned herein must be
delivered W the Sl,t day Of December pIoximo.
Proposab must be In rRIFLIcArE, and indorsed by
sure'its, a. usual.
The GoyHEment reserves the right to reject any OF
all bids OF SELECT sven PARrs OF BIDS AS MAY De FOR
THE BEST IkrFREsT ~ The SERVICE
Proposab should be addressed t. thu udersigned
and indord on the envelope, Proposals Ior the do
livery Of Lnmber, green or dry, Nails, or Brick AZ
the case may be.
BY order Of Brevct Big. Geas R. ssxtOn, CbieI
QudrtermWler, J, FARNsWORTH,
First Lieut.. 3ith infantry, A. A.QM,
nOIO.M n charge q Denrt