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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-06

WHEELING SAVINGS ISsrruTroY. I
July lat. 1867.
The Directors Of this Institution have declared
adividend Of ten 90, per cent. out Of the earn.
ings for the past ak month"; free Of State and
acknowledgements 70 thestOckhOlders or their
legal Representatives. on demand.
A. c. QUARRIER,
july2iw ..... To d. Treasurer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-06
state OF West Virginia, Wet
gel County, 1TO.wit: 's

David Sole In ChaHcery. Petition
Christena Sole. bonds Of matrimony. g.
FFIDAyIT HAVING BEEN MADE, IN
IA due form Of law. that the said Christenia
Sole is not resident of the State of West Vir.
ginia, She is hereby ordered TO appear within
four weeks after due publication OF this order
and answer the same In due form, and protect
her interest 10 said suit according to law. -...
Witness FRIEND Cox Clerk Of the Circuit Court
of Wetzel County. FRIEND COX,
r. W, LAUCK Atty. Clerk.
iulys-w4t ..rG+ - Ell.. II ..gyasi 60.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-06

A DREADFUL trial to the public-Sur-
rats.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-06
NoT,cr IAN freshman who had Just

NOTICE.--An Irishmah VINO had just
landed mot acc ustomed to the climate,
took suddenly i'll and rushed to odbert's
Drug Store, end of Stone Bridge, to get
a bottle of Ambrosia, which he had
seen painted around the city. HeNwas
persuaded that it was the Cholera Anti
dote he wanted, which he took and
went on his way rejoicing, but to re-
turn soon to procure bottle of the
Vegetable Ambrosia for Gray Hair, as
he said the other was so good that he
wanted more, as he was sure to procure
4 new head of hair. It is warranted to
do rs reprcsented. .2-01IET
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-06

A PARIsrGN Journal says: "The at
tention of the Car, the King of Prus-
STA, and even Of the Count Won Bis:
marck, was, during the late balls and
fetes, attracted BY the large number OF
blondes with golden hair who adorned
the quadrilles. The Yenitian blonde,
which, during the last two years fell
much in estimation, has in the course of
the present month risen greatly in the
course of fashion. A hairdresser said
lately that in ten days he had sold fair
hair de coratiOns to the amount oflO ,OOOf.
Thus it seems the trade in bair is IN the
full tide of prosperity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-06
Desirable Dwelling for sale,

Desirable Dwelling for sale.
EOR 1SALE-MY THREEsSToRYaB BRICK
Il residence ON Feurth STREET, Is furnished in
the best manner; has both ont and inside shut
tiers; bath room with bot and, cold water; lhun.
dry room with stationary wash tubs, and hot
and cold water 10 each; hot air furnace to warm
the balls; the whole in complete repair. Win
be sold low. Persons wishing to purchase are
invited TO call and examine the premises. %
iuly6-2w r.HL Hsr WIN! PAXTON. p
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-06
NEwADvERT1sEMENTs:
'ISREIIGTOUS NOTICE.

t,TG. EVAN LUTHKRANi CHUReH, COR
II per Fourth and Monroe stTeetA The Pas
tor having returned from MoatresL preaching
may be expected 10 morrok morning and even
Ing Sunday School Adde'S at O'Clock.
july6lt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-06
AT COST! % .-, rs,
For 90 DaysaOnly!

ALL STYLES OF SUMMER DRESS GOODS
n Good Jaconet Lawns only ~ cents; and ev.
arything else In proportion, pa
4EE., HENRY RRuES,. No. ia Main st..
LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINSi US
js2s-lw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-06
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

On. vsarl G. 81 sol Three months. 90
Six months. ...... 4 % One month";. 10
To sIrRscKrbERs IN THR CITY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-06
NOTICE.

ri,HE COMMITTEES OF THE GOOD TEN
plkrs md Sabbath SchoolAs Fcnrfh Of July
Celebration, arc requested 10 meet to-day (S&t-
urdaS) a. the Templars' Hall at O'Clock, in or
der - ssftlesut all thentHaB 3fthecflebf zfion.
A falfattehaahee p esrhsstiy hs9dAssed-I
By order Of
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-06
iulss,lt EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
FiEs5 gRsst AssEa iRgss.

I tEeksass catks cornaf5s FOus4E 90 usiOn
stEeetss fefmerlF 6ceapied b. 1l<N Efy tnspest-
fully appsunces tothe ppbli tbat tytn Be con-
tinued as a FIRST CLASS Rpsnding A9uae, few
day boarders wanted! sao5 b j. METcA LF
l.. ftiy6fflil nE-. q yb5c sEt eli g. ;. 90
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-06
EVERETT HOUSE.

LVE"L "OOSH'
North side of Union Park, N. ".
n HIS HOUSE Is KEPT ON THE EU
i ropean plan; it is within three minutes
ride (by horse cars) of the New Haven
Railroad Depot, convenient to all the principal
places of amusement. and for Summer travellers
will be found the coolest Hotel in the city.
Every room is provided with running water.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-06
Prices from $50 10 $1,000.

These beautiful instruments are unanimously
acknowledged by the musical profession 10 pos
sess the most perfect mechanism and purest
qiality of tone OF any instrument manufactured
in this country. For illustrated price list, call
at the Book Store or address -.. .I.r.tf-.t
GEO. W. STONER, Agent =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02

1eAa Dp1oAs - nepeeoeasaslso.
The reform agisassoo 10 9rgisad has
seschsd hight which promises practical
results. Monster macs meetings continue
70 be held, and The popular excitement on
shc subject extends throughout Tho kings
dom. John Bright. the leader Of the move
ment told the people Of London At q late
meeting. that they must ultimately obtain
their rights either nj the point Il the bayo
net, o. by The grand and noble, yet pcacca
BILE means witch the vsfor,nc,s have adopt
ed. The nature Of the reform demanded is
best defined BY the follow ne extract from
Briehts speech. lie said
have said before. repeat II again, that
there L. nc security Whsievcr fer liberty un
der q eaycrnn cnt unless there be tn essen
usl ,,o~ CT in il, a fair approximation. An
illust,ious man. the founder Il the great
p.o,irce, now the great state 81 Pennsyiva-
mia William Penn - IN the preface Il his
constitution fcv that provincc-a constitu~
ton Of he ~idcsi aud most generous frce-
dcms- used these words: ANY government
Is free 10 the people under Il, whatever he
che frame, where the laws rule. end Lke ~
pile are a party TO the iacs: and othes lhsn
this n tyranny, ol,raschy and confusion. F"
Let ~ osk ourselves lhis ean u be fairly
seid. can Il 10 said without falscl,ood, that
the people in The eour ny. through the
house Of conimona, ase scally party TO the
lsvs that ere madei And let r
tell you, whst doubtless many men have
Thought Of. shaa fAsre il no farm IF Qorern>
menf much rorss tA.s tie ycrcvnpsnf # q
sham representations. n.y.
Il 10 time for The people .f the United
SialsJv( ak themselves the guess
ton winch John Bright AXIS ~ to Great
Britain: Can II be fairly ssid. can Il ie snid
without the most dir, ct ialschood, that the
people Of this country through the present
Congress, arc really party to the laws that
arc made? The fact is. that two-thirds Of
Congress are in favor of legislation which,
two-thirds Of the people would reject. II Of.
fordcd the privilege Of fair expression,
while - u about one third Of the nation
representation is altogether denied. II
have sa,d before. and repeat Il again"
says John Bright. "that there 10 no security
whatever for liberty under . government
unless there be IN essential power in it,
fair representation" Any government "
said William Penn, ''is free to the people
under It, whatever b the frame. whrs the
laws rule, and the people ere . party 10 the
laws: and other than this 10 tyranny, oil
garchy Of confusion" Il 10 loyal for John
Brish: to proclaim these grand political
trushs within hearing Of . throne il was
loyal and proper tss the rsprssesaa(ivc Of
that throne in Pennsylvania 10 proclaim
these truths century ago-but to proclaim
them here in the DATED States to- day and
to Insist upon their practical reality in the
ad'ninislrstios d The govssnacnt is crime
to be punished By prescription aud impeach-
ment
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02

A'.s-ss.a sa., ~. asss.

Patented NAMS ~, 1850.
This ~ an aft Gle Tot watching without ruhhlne.
exec. In VI ~ d'tt rccs which u rrQuisr very
light rub. and mi lie other p,epsr ,,ous offered ks
IKE Iu1pose, w:.L not ROT Jnx cfo,Rss. hut viii
! ave tsm much wnsISn than ., cnasy nsthOds.
without the usua wras and tear.
ensoses grccsc spots l. by mag c. and snllons
the dir ~ sking. o. that s'nsing viii h ardisasy
cssee snt rely removcd u
III powder - PREPARED 10 arrosdaa with thsA-
ical rscu q and nprO prOeres pecrlSas 70 Weelf.
w'i h 10 secsrrd BY Lritess ssehS II No. be~a h
use Tor more than yras. snd No. psovsd ieeslf On
he advantages clsinA~s! arc the b s0wias via
i..a,e- 81 the cApesse 81 soap usaaliy used -
co..on and liasn goOde
I.sav,s nost u III labor ofsabbiag. end wsas snA
tear
Aiso. for elsau1.e vsu6sws II 10 ussssyasssA.--
Il inpas,s bsaasllal Gless aad laslsA nsek
to any other as0dr, No wstss seQuist1 esesoe 10
mOtat he pOw~ss.
nlre-tiuns With rarh tachage.
Aud cen b. readily acps cia:ed By . siaeie trial.
The II was ,nc Tor family II avscS In pesocas
will rot exceed thrcc cenis
rse manufae,srsss ~ aAls powder ass aeess that
the pahl Witch rave sutssd tie clsah ~ Nale6 u
removing The di.t. hat tnow.rY ~ in:st!sir e!cel
lrnce ~ this article. they eouod elv neue)alM -
bc,ng adapted :" mres demaRA wAee6 hae b0W9 e1-
sted. and which hes hSsronfwr 0alaed upssp pled.
naxUvACSvnoO ~
HOWE = RTEvENO.
900 broadway. Boston.
ALSO. MANUFACTURERS or FAMILY DYE
COiORS.
For sale by Oroccss and Dcrlers ever, wtcre.
orti1 dAw wan
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02


Among the newspaper gossip 10 circula-
ton 10 statement that NJ. p b. Sh,lla.
her (she famed and famous "Mrs. Pairing
toni 10 about to dissolve his connection wild
the Boston Gazette.
The Detroit churches are devoting ~
Sunday collections Ia cid Of the su0eein1
poor Of the South Several packages havi
been sent to Nashville.
+ Benjamio Briggs, editor and publisher .
the Newark (Ohio) Adrocots for thirtyoi,
years, died on the morning Of thslSth.
The Wisconsin State D. Kcepese Assoc
iation will hold their third annual meeting
At Madison. on the 25th and goth Of Janu
ary. All bee keepers are invited . attend
The largest man in Pennsylvania died tn
other day. Ills coffin was yard broa.
and two feet deep.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02
PafPAaf0 on OF PAIN AND MACE

3eooee9S10g The HAIR.
Ar 10 the most delightful and wonderful articls
" world ever produced.
fdies will end Il not oaly certain rsnedy 70 Re
ss4e. Dsrken and Bsautiy the Hair. but also deai
q article for the Toilet. - II 10 highly pcrfuacd
n rich and delicate perfume. inde pendent Of the
m rant odor Of the Oils Of Palm Of Mace
| The Marvel Of Rserw.
| new and beautiful perfume. which in sleicacy Of
sc1t. and the tenacisy with which y, cngs to the
hdPkcrchief and person. Is unequalled.
| 1c above articles arc for sale by all Druggists and
Pepmere. al ~ per bottle each. Sent by express to
aneddress by propsietors.
r. w. WRIGHT CO..
oc4lyl 100 Liberty Street New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02

wsALrn AND PcvEasv or Oaio.-By the
State Auditors report fos leee. Il appens
that the real estate Of Ohio i valued .
Goes. ST. BAL, and the chastle property at
44a. .a7s; giving : total of 81. ioC, s0s, )
cal. The population 10 about 5000, 900.
end the wealth per head 10 aualnat.d =
$500. OF $4,000 per family. And yet enc
hslf the people ars hosaeIess, and Slit teeth
Of them are very posr. The taxes Aevied
for all State and local purposes snsouut 10
el6.5o7 SCI. o. over % TO every mans 30
man and child, q o. average Of t2s pr
family. -. " -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02

u = aaid Of 10 ladise a France. thst. = -,
~ ere Tie hasdsosese In he world. with the,s
roy chseSs ena blseA hair. WIN ess hsp bat tAink
-. D.. NslwaAe fllls nsvss fail to naks he con.
Dsexion Of hsa1tAy 81 rosy hue Ladies' Try them,
0u1d b. III DeuRskeo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02
0OeAelor's Heir Dive.

To epsssa1d Hair Dys y ths bsse b - vosaa. L.
Ise eaH mss - pnssps -uasniess. Relie.
- Aeseneaessss. No disappoinlneat. No siaie
asoes shes. Neausa, olaek Of brown. Rsnsoiss ~
~ s-sdS of Bad Eyer. Law. ,ats he bar, lss~ss
-" asd heaasi:s'. TIE gea siss !. q ned w., -
4. baeeAelee. Al seha. ere ~ .ni.ssou.. ard
sess'd hsavo:dsd. eS,a By r y 'as: .ssd re.fs.
ness. tsstosy 81 barclay s,re,. New Yosk
- DewAkg or A COUNTERPART.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02

4 &eos c1Gy Daslsey A0eak the
oslees,s &c vvanas 81 oss
From the Lssisvilis Csuriss.(
The following cosrespon&sncs n quite
Suggestive. IL shows ~ anxiety efhlsssp
Who have been trying their fortunes tpesa
che Radical5to get b. Cd 70 thet bou&s 49,
also the feeling Of the old masters gedbsally
10 their former slaves:
ASAxosA, Iowa, Dec. II, 1876.
NJ. Fasfssastsv, Nidssy. Ey.:
D.AR SiR-I have been tQussted ia ID.
dress you. 10 ascertain the Whereabouts u
one Gen. Abraham Buford Isaac Pickett,
who was once . slave Of Gen. Buford, and
was captured by the Yankees, is nov in
this town and is very anxious ID get back
to his old master.
You will oblige me very mach b. giving
me any information that it Is . your power.
Address =. @. PARSONS,
Ansrnosa, lows.
AxAMosA, Iowa. Dec. II, 1866
General B.ford:
DrAR Sin: by request Of Isaac Pickett,
. culOred nan, who was . slave oil your, and
was captured by the Yankees, 10 nos Ia eur
town and hes written several letters % 80
certain where you Was, aud whether he
could again come back or not, but - hs
has not heard from you, he got me to write
this, hopsng that be may once move b pes-
mtted 10 shelter under your root.
Please address according to The card.
j. q. PARSONS.
Osv,cs Or Buvonp. Grsam I Co, !
CopPER DisfiLLEaY,
N.pwAv, Ky.s December 81, 1864 J
J. @. PaSsops, Asasosa, loscs:
DsAR SiK-Yeus lettsrs addressed 10 the
Postmaster u this plses end mysslf have
been seceiyed. an glad indeed 70 earn
that my Old aud faithful servant and friend.
Isaac, 10 still in the land Of the living.
had long sincs been OF the impression That
he had died during the war-~ss 20 informs
ed IN Memphis in May. 1865. ! viii oe
glad to receive Isaac back to the protect'o"
u che roof that gave him shelter when
hoy. So far rs his being captured ny tue
Yankees, that is not now the question IN
his case with the, if he wishes to return :.
his old home. lie il welcome back. AL
ask Of him Is 10 be industrious and content'
ed For HE labor will pay him Tie CUT
rent price in the country-will give MN
charge Of oil my fine horses and training
stable, and will giss him an interest IN hs
profits of the training stable OF SIX Per
cent.
His former compsnion and felow>servars
Elijsh, has returned with oil his family y
his old home. and now has charge Of m!
farming operations. a. paying him " 5p
per year. and furnishing him and his iaai.
rations. fuel aud quarters. l will pay Isaat
the same, besides the interest in the proiit'
above mentioned.
Uncle Cudy and family ase near nsighbors
and vii! 10 glad to see lsaac return TO b.
Old hume.
Should Isaac need funds 70 pay his expsn
ses back to Kentucky, you ere author'se'
TO advance him go. and ! viii repay you.
Yours. A. BUFORD.
1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02

/aDeelal Nelloo . ~ lelloo,
mt 4, sups.ssae - 80 sAss,A havs -
a1:ssS go. ssfsss - 80 :.
- 8 - - SsIsSssss . u
MA. -. MAUGkhC0Aoj.
pssisass II lAs Ulh6asn e. uoueS.
- - : $3.50 "a sssss.s.l Rcesss = -
- = ne saAhs Of ~1-sx.ese -
ssThe Married Wenon,s Rrtsato
ne1ical Ceupanlon, - g.
tarst pabashsa In 1884,, specially iaoled sos NJ.
He'd isdiss d dsi.cste of peeessious health: ifua
sdse sis sopa: syne. =. ed ssn..s, "a
lAeis skiliful and Immediate trlotnent Il y H.
iose. reliable sasi6Us and ssnpaaion. Ovss
malfa Mutton Ladies',
Rosss:s =, n.sy Asssna sAosld hassA ltbsnA
SssPsssss ! 81 ~ ,un.a1es, kasae,ae.s
n04 - 4!esai al@cnltiss> ifssxslae1eise "a -
e!te11oea slshes = pe.oa OF ~ man. lA00Nyo
~ ec.S - S Sd essssissS q ssssss. -
CAUTION TO LADIES.
,sississs r5sissns s. .SLss,e Pii1s'r sfsvSss5."
w . ts1.isse dtlA:ls - e ~ {: CO.,
NAM f0lvAT4 nRDlOAL CONPANlON." sscsa-
ssls ~ nasiss0 Sylssses. - Osunsa sgaq27
Il .rriea ans slheis KallaSs
= - = =: 8 $50: :.:: ~; - = &C.,, -.
ROstnauooo eo0ale 0eo(hly 6)0,
ssnvssuls - - ss.es $1,000 - ~
sssas 49, ~ 49, 1u100Sv - G@70on = S1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02

@ 1 ] ! i
THE DRY UP acte quit ky an
eurely. Usually single bottle Of
nYSVA " II s .ffcient to effect permanent
III XvIUIJn cure We recommend 20 every one
uni ivavNv1 who has the Casarrh either In its In
WA svuIIuV ciptcnt stages or In it, worst FORM
x0ylW totry the Remedy once and you
Nh9.39U will far exceed us IN it's praiees.-
Price 81 per hottie. Send stamp
for ,aiphlet For sale BY the Proprietor, II. II.
BURLINGTON. Druggist, Providence. II. 1. Also.
BY NTH DwYER, Wholesale Agents E,r Chi
cagu II. ect3Od6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02
NEW voRx.
FIRST PREMIUM
IMPROVED
So SS cME nSSg, So


tine EMBODIMENT or
PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
EATRtAE SIMPLICITY.
C.Jsaasig rafeaftG Aas rs. isf2. ssaproterrenf
patented .iaas 9Th SEA The celebrated fAMllN
Ntn SEWING MACHINE, NTH pa,eut ossnY,s,
attachment, most wonderful and elegant, .un
stract-d Novcli, is soisstsss IN operation. .se,
the srssieHr sxsnas. sews Will pornik o.
SiNsLs InRrAa ~ all hirds Mrk,s the Running
stitch no', Fr~yscf ard rega.aF thar by hana
ara With extraordinary rapidly. making II
eotches 10 cacu Agvni rryoa oi the wukxl Viii
tsfA~s. tess. rsFst. sssr,. saek. rus ~ ifeadsA
&C., &C.; requires change Of stitch II nav
liAnLs 70 eSs oyr or oRnsn. and will last liyr.
sns, being the ssnoSenss UAcaasa made. II has
taken the PaRulun - SsAss Fans. and received
she apprcva Of all the principal Journals aud
those who knse rssD them.
"For the Drsssmaker il 10 Invaluable. for IN,
aonseno!d u supplies vacant plscc"-0o-
''This machine aurpassea oil cthSss re nav,
sern. and u would require column to enunevs,.
~ numerous virtues. '-Deme.,as Dss enrue,
with single Or double thread. Il sa,enth
ystvery rapidly. with common needle, make,
shc running stitch cxsctiy like the hand srwiS.se
All persons who buy or o0er for sale init sticue
oftbis genuine Machine. viii be prosecuted ~,
.nitingemcnu on the patents. This 10 the oul,
Tow priced Machine secuted oy patent.
single Machines sent 20 any part u the ccua
wy per Exprcss. PACKED 10 boz with PRINTED
snsructions o. recc I OF price. eb. AHcnta wsns
% every where Circular containing Liberal H.
| tuccments sent free
Address all orders TO
FAMILY GEN SEW ,MACulNyCO..
| Nth-dWfvt office lpa N....u E...s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02

The Democracy - Connecticut.
We have heretofore published The call fos
. Democratic State Convention in Ccnnsc
ticut. The convention l. to consider the
prcpsiety Of Recommending 70 The naticoal
committee the call for national convention
The Hsrsfsrd Hmes says:
We think The ezpediency Of the times de,
0Ands eueh coavsvsiDo u earlv a the
lsh Of March next In the city Of New Yosk
The conservative convection Of Kentucky
vssy Pr pesly seco0oeo1sdthAe . oss1ousl
eonsensisn " held; but " Aink 4 erred
u fixing The tins q ehs "a q Msy,s 1867
The country y alrsady in ssaes q rsvolp
zion. end ~ Psopls must soan speak. Or n,
work Of os6asscasoa Wtlt have bssa complst
Cd. H. rsvsoattoa iaaugnsaaed - WssA.
iagton b uaoss dsaaiy than, slvAea lhsus
sessiea; ~ Asseile ha1ene,te may Be- ~
dowa ~ . esssain onsA.ans. ~ physies
ssssnsth. Bot ths sevslasio6 Gommsncc
By The radical caucus end carried int csl,
eIsss alma . ssbvest The soNstitution. Whic
= H. osvssansat q this Uaioa. Lsgi h
lsspls s..s.sss end speak sPss shis, II
issss - the eay.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02

~ S0rmssly oon0dessd ioeurabIs. Also 0e
sGsct Of soliSas, habis, both ruinous = the body
40 mind and prsdues some Of the following q.
Geess. -Dlssehse. Osaeeipesis9. less q oenosy.
pain 70 ~ small o. the back-cas b fully -
stored 20 healtA. Oonsultosioa efee.
OharReo uoaeeQ1e, ard eufee guaranteed.
Pess OlIcs Dor, ass4. Al ietters with stasAp
onoWGsod.
P,0s-All basineos stsietly eeaedsstlel. o..
o. heurstsOa Z. =. uatil , '. =. Seb1eeY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02

~. s.,,..-;.. :,....... 49,. g.
- n".m $500 ' '''
Helena 03ef'e OF DeceToer Il"
We learn that Mr. Ja0ee Whit|atch
cleaned up The hahdsoms som Of u 800
from some eighty tuns Of ore out Of his col.
sbrsted iead--Whitlatch Union No. 9. Pref.
y good, THAI, for the first clcan up.
o. 1ho rsh iset.. in T.;neoln eu1eh. Deer
Lodao countv. Mr.. Deonie Ioees ~ killed
bv the cav,ur or Z drilt. rhe deeooeel vas
. native Of Tippsrorv. Ireland. thoueN e;nc,
1850 resident Of California aad the Tsvri>
tories. lie was boiler usker b. 49,. ara
Vas formerly engaged in the Novelty Woska.
Nsw York City.
Ore nile abssc thc ussuth q Big Blaek>
'ee~ ~. Less: -. recently meos TIE die
sosssy " -. !. s.'usoe .ooe wssea nc mas re"
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02

Chinamen eth sAsir families ~ emigra-
ting to the Sauwich Islands, where they
peOposee to beeons farmers snd the Hon.
elulu Adesrt,scr thinks il likely that in q
~ ysars the Chinese may outnumbsr Tho
naslss population.
Aningenious pickpckct Il said to have
driven good business by gest ng on rail,
rads trains, refusing "a ray The fare and
- pleked the eondact fs pocket while
hevas putting hin oua