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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-04


Tur corspasy bse ieavs to inforus tac puslic nat
tliey vommenrod operations "a is' end their hctosy
now covers four acres OF ground. ahi hss cos. more
Aan million dslIars ana employs oser go opera
dives. They r-otis ce vp.fEo Mstctos rear. and
.e and seiiro. less than onehslr u I'll the witch
e solA in the United ststes.
The diaeneske between tbcir manufacture end tho
eusopear. n brssay MS: Esropeaa watcasp re
made almost en,0rsly b. Aand. end the rssuR d a
nsce,sttv lackof that uniformity, whcA 10 ndApsa.
esb,e - eae,,se uss-hssging. Both he 90 "a SAc
hand al - moee shilfnl operative must vary. mt
4 kes thee. except waschss Of the higher n sdee
Eusopsan watches - ne produc Of tho ehesSes. 10.
bos Of svitssrsnd, and he result s the worthless
Azores, Lepipes end sosAllsd Patent Levers--whish
60 sws eessia sseumpesd rsp1Ds H. 80. -
ieiSs, ivAcs. CUamsn wosknes. boys 80 vsunSu.
bar ~ ssseA sspsssse psets q thsee wsachss Aom
vsriouv hesRiee polish ana PIT tAen tosssAef. sea
take them to the neaesst watch who stsmps
and ensraves Them With any name o. hrand that NAV
HOW AMERICAN WATCHES ARB MxDR.
re Au.riem WSshsn Watch y msds By 20 such
uncertain process b. no such ineompsteut
vorkuU. An ne Companye operations. hon the
receVo6n osshe rev materials to the completion OF
the Watch, are carried on under one roof and under
one skillful and competent direction But the great
distinguishing feature Of their Watches Is the fact
thst their seysssi parts are s made by the finest the
most perieci and delicate machinery ever brought 70
the aid Of human indsssSy. Every one OF the more
than hundred parts Of every watch Is made BY ma.
chins-that infalIibiy rcproduees every succeeding
part with The most unvaryins aceuracy. Nwas only
necessary to make one perfect wsteh q any pa.tisa.
LED sty.e and then to adjus. the hurried machines
nseessssy to reproduce every part Of lat watch and
Il follows that evsry slcceein wases must be Ike H.
The Compsny respectfully submit tAalr watches on
,heir msrits only They claIm to make
BETTER ARTICLE FOR THE MONEY
by their Improved mechanical processes than can be
made under the cld.sashionei handicrsft sy,tem.-
They msnufsceure watches OF svery grade. nom
eood, joy priesl end substantial article in solid I'll.
yer hunting cases. to the snes' chronoeter and Il.
ladics wsches inplsin gold or the finest enameed
and je welsd eases but the Indispensable requisite
Of all their waschss b ths. they skAll DO GOOD
TTANE8AfERS. II should be ferlen bsreS tnatss,
eepssAsar asgle lowest grade nssned Home wsseh
Company. Bostoa," ALL WATCHES maae By them
ARE FULLY WARRANTED
~ soedal ces0acaes end this wafrantee n eood n
III tl0es aeaiast the Company OF its a9ents.
ROBBINS q APPLBroN.
<AAy1d4wim 49, Bfoedway. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-04

For . distance Of nearly I 900 miles, ssys
. writer In the New York Tmes, tho whole
coast 10 ,hickly studded With 10 snds Of all
sorts and sizes. The inland waters formed
BY these islands are - calm and unsutii ID %
. mill pond. In the summer season Il 10 .
paradise for those who have no other goal
in view than to exist IN free, untsan,meled
atmosphere, skim TRANQUILITY along the quiet
waters in light canoes, and at night pitch
their tents on tho nearest island There is
always plenty Of game to be found. Be.
sides water fowl OF every description, the
larger islands mostly abound with elk, deer,
black bears and grouse.
The main land presents series Of inlcts
and arms Of the sea, running far into the
heart OF the lofty coast range There is
scarcely an acre Of decent farming land to
be seen in fact, We may travel n long dis ,
lance and not discover spot level enough
TO build good sized house on.
The StiAen River is the fourth in volume
and size on the west coast Of North Ameri
90, ranking after the Columbus, the Colora-
do and the Frazer. II empties itself by
three channels into the Pacific, 20 miles be-
low Si,ka, and in about 81 degrees north
latitude. II took us four and half DAYS
TO ascend 40 miles, while in descending the
same distance the vessel made the journey in
less than sixteen hours. For the first hun :
dred miles or so, the river is walled in by
huge mountains with peculiarly sharp vol
canie cones or peaks, rising one above the
other and coyered with snow. The scenery
10 Of the erandest and most stupendous ma
ture. and our little steamer, staggering and
trembling against . swirl current Of the
river. seemed . very cookie shell in the
preecncs of these vast and silent ofeasious
Of the ALMIGHTY. The most extraordinary
natural feature that attracted our attention
WAS glaCisr or Aela Il blue ice, abeut 40
miles up, on the north bank Of the risSs. u
10 about 100 feet high On the river, and ex>
tends along the edge Of The stream fer eight
milss, runuiag beck into valley among She
m0upesias - las. q vs ceuld sss. A canon
waD hsal1y ssaohs4 which bafflsd I'll a.
tenp1 g pass through = asesad il sAho'
ssvssal bold aiosss less thsie lives belbss
thsis eoopanioae ave ap tiW Aeps1sss ~
fort TO navigate The oanen in their canoes.
A land journey ef 100 mites lAilsd to God
any practicable approach 70 ~ river. wAish
was lefs UNEMPLOYED farther.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-04
sHATTEnxD cONSrlTCT1ONs KKsrO1xD b.
1n.nnolD's ExTRAcf Brcuu ffc66 dGVly
Care ef 1nAanoasory Wheunao-

Ssso ouo, Jaa. -. 1851.
On. DaAHpAEm:-Foeo 0me years I have been cub
Ject to astnekS OF in0AmmAtory sheumatism, which
usm!y e0mes ON evRy three % four months. My
phyeaeeans vOse OF ths highest reputation BY thef
sovtee took cochisum. eitric add and other cello
hsnted remedies but mons relieved me " shortsncA
the attscsa: which lasted for weeks ct time In my
last attack cOacla ed b try yoaf fanous Pills.
was lying upon my bed 1t the time. euffcriug the
vefesl paine l my feet ed ankiss which no pen eon
describe The fiss dose Of SIX Pills was so effective
that In few heufs Tie pain and swelling eensibly
Abased. and 10 forty eight hours were all gono aud
Weeolld ana havo bed no retltn.
s.nd you this testimonial for tue benefit of othcre
who. suffering In similar manner, may know how
they can find certain relief
am respectfully yonfs, J. d. DUDLEY.
The Hon. Demas Barnes, saws al cell more Of
Brandreths Pills than all others put tagether"
BRANDRETHx PILLS are soli by all druggists,
and st The prtncips, office, Brandreth House. New
lo'k. Observe i. BRANDRETH in whItclet.ers on
the goverime nj stamp on each boz.
HELMBOy.D'S EXTRACT BUCnU and IMPROVED
HosE WASH cures secret and delicate Dis riders In all
their stages, at little expense, little change in
diet: no ipconvenepce aud exposure. ltis plcas-
ant 10 taste and odof. Immediate In its action. and
Pee from all Injurious properties. [feb5-dkwIy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-04

o. vhiah 49, oves 1eopyo00 bpGes hare bsoa poeal
- 49, ebeyone o. bAse q eYpssinae Nhai
not only f0f dseaeed eyes, acute b chFonc but for
~ essane9ue enmsticnes bvrD, el,iiltlanesesy-
Infants eoses, cafse and bcabs chspf Asnds. chant
lips and all kindred e relieving palms. and healing
% - magic. Being applied ExrzAAIIT - haS
never been Known In single ease, TO injurc e nc
use 81 the CuuchinG needle. slcury. OF probe OF Of
susnine esnsefee. ecRsodiag lOtions end kgs-wssss
frequently docs ifssparable injury 90 The eye b. oDp
rodipg and forever Destroying The deeate tissues hai
eonsuWee o eevelope thoe eeubillve oresA.
- eae 3 wAolee1le nd retain q pFopfistorp low
pfseaisiss aad Aesas Soe hupsistsss, Davenport
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-04
ICE!


A LrMAN L Me- uLLOUGH having secured
"a an ample supply Of Ire. sre nav prsparss
20 iufnieh their old and new customers nm reasonabc
seeme Ofeees len s City Mafkes, ueyenes 0feei1
9soe9 etofa q with the Wagons. WI - plomp0y
sCsecoea 70. = e2pply - Id vill - hipe0 ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-04

Mons OF our readers viii queation the
sadiesl sympa,hies Of Har7er's Weekly. u
has been, NJ it 10 yet, intensely radical, and
its political loyalty has never been ques>
toned. But. Judging from recent demon
stration. il il not 40 paftizsn, but it will
sometimes tell the truth, even to the dis
coc,flturc OF the party whose success it de>
sircs and has materially aided. In recent
number OF that paper we find the following
uabosomine upon che tax question. and
coming from such . source, u 10 worthy Of
production. II says:
We cannot help thinking. and saying too,
in strict con6dencs TO the readers Of this
journal, that stupid, ami dull, end voicsless
~ tho public may be. he hss some rights
which politicians will sooner or later hsvs to
recognize. He 10 now paying tar u the rate
Of seven per cent. more than Il paid by the
most heavily tAxcd people Of Europe. ssd ~
the ssme time hs b paying Sss oemmodisiss
Of all kinda and labor 6fsy >6ve and enc hun
dred and fifty per cent. more than any other
people in the wssld. In Englasd the taxes
are heavy. no doubt. but food, clothing aad
rent are cheap. Ia Rusma living il expense
i've, bu. the taEss ere light; bus here u the
United States Tie public groass under ths
simultaneous burden Of heary taxss and ex-
pensire l,uieg. We have = notion that,
sooner os later, he sciH xsssL AGAINST rnis
LOAD, and thst ehs psvty that lsid y - Ass
shoulders viu iess!f be laid prsssy los."
|, ., Lon of sSSlhS, Isyiss more taxes than The
ssice sornss q third and Bsady. c.ssaapts Ia
va saVelry Store Prside nee In what Wnn fnGsi
esiy known - che Fulton House. on Water =.
Peos. above the hstdge i~- =,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-04

Misguided Men. AND nr Law o. CaA.-
~ Ann nncy.-n Howard EsalU, on ne Rsrou.
AOuees I'd eise1Des which form the basis Of the ar.
veee 4Ale1ieo = ~ 1sst age os man. and leorfnliv
e sealed ettee snyelopes, free q charge Addrcse
DID, SkukM H0U0HfON. Hcwsrd Association.
Philadelphia, A. msyisd0 Wsm
0klH1UGU0 1lUID EXTRACT bUCHvrT "
pleasant IN taste end odos free ron ~ in1nrions
psopssoss. - t0meoSate b e seton. ld4wig
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-04
C0lton's Select F1avcrs

CHOICE FRUITS & SPICES,
Are creating quito . sensation among Lovers OF
Cboce foe their delicious Flavors
Strict Purify and nnrtvalled strength. Those who
wish the best, and those who wish economics seek
them. Coiton's Pnrc Vanilla Flavor 10 sought By
many who appreciate that Rich Fsvos In its Purity
livery unlike ths many Vanilla KKtssete 10 market)
Ex-Gov JAxn Y. Sxirn. OF PnovIpxHcn, r. l., sAYe
NJ wife pronouncee them superior 10 any Flavor
Ing Extsaelo che has ever used
hx-Gov Wn A. BUCKINGHAM, or CoHNE0Ssorr, says:
For long time We have used them, and and them
very Ane.
HOLLAND. Timothy Tltcomb.) the we'll known
author OF Springfield. Mass. says: .'They are the
Standard in all THE vicinity
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THRM
Such list OF References is seldom given. See
Circulars with Dealers Fold nv Groccrs and Drug.
gists. Prepared by J. ". COTTON. Proprietor OF
Colfons Toilet Article No 3, 10 Heal and Beantify
the Skin Sold by Harrison & Stasks, and Parks &
Hosmer, Davenport, Iowa.
Ghicago Wholesale Agents, FULLER. FINCH
FULLER, "a Nurse! street, for al Colson's Prepass
nors: Sept 25-d1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-04

xNyHpLED An ~ CA1H CUNsTITUTI0N0
- to4 eeHeoS ~ 0haM6osDo DDu1oR nUuap q
vnl give bsisk - ensegseie feelings, end snslSs
you 10 sleep Ws1. = 'zs tDe66a&Viy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-04

Gnu: -. tsssuaaaIy - BY letter. "a nldSssase /
sdssl espniss 9. re sbc,e dissasss soutslnane 81
osdscss receipt Of - cents- -
70 LADles.-A pemphies II special lmpasesness q
eefsed Ledscs AND others ssrt in sealed eovsscpe Ga
eeocaee OF stamp Disect Ill iessess 20 Pm 0AarecI
yasssSusu. g. Psva. MISS. suofe-6SV1V
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-04

NATIONAL
STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,
STEAM WEEKLY TO AND FROM
Queenstown and Liverpool
ToI.iverpool From Liv.
town, tor e, sao. s,c.lsrI s Sss. :: =
oy. - In carron-
s s '-s' :: -
The National Line comprises the following first.
o,ast doahie7engine Iron Steamships. with water
tight compartments
ENGLAND; Carr GnAc. ?, 40 tone: SCOTLAND.
2.sss tons BELvETIA, Carr. ooiLvIr. 3.si5 tons
DENMARK. Carr. Tnonrsos, 5,il7 tons: THE
Su1nas, $40 .ons pi en- SYN MA c.rr
| s.ise tons: FRANCE and GERMANY building.
Sailing every saturday from New York ever
Wednesday from Liverpool and Queenstown (Cosk
"s Ths Nations, sscam Navigation Company osI,,.
spool, intend der patching, this month. tom New
York, the following Steamships
Prom Nuw York TO Queenstown o. Liverpool,
70 Antwerp. Cabin. els; Storage. So
hh ,sns sss Issin sli s7
To klsyrc, Cabin. $il6; Storage, $S1.
To Paris, Cabin, $50 Storage, $40.
Drsfts issued Cor any amount any Bank b Crest
UNShins ana ireland, ~ the lowest rate.
6tsea4o pasoa0e cketss 20 bring parties etOm lev.
sspool q Qucenssown. Cork Hssbos) for Sssan cus
'''e' Dol" l. DUNCAN. p.,,.,~s. i.v..
SAesns for sAs NssIonsi steam NsviSsdos cc@es-
~ I'd n 1soe6way. Nsv Xoak. b sag11.AAv
LONDON - NEW YORN
UTEA MeHHaR 1saWU. isaH
Psesss % Loadoa o. ssss. eiio. ~. - ssessr'
kseassaea uessA q ss1sssA ssAss svaiasls ios ~
months.
1ILLONA. Cost Dixua. non NsW Yeek Juno 8.
CELL j, Can't Gleod III, nom lew Yoek, June -.
MINIMUM, Capt. lnl1Dnse. nom Nov yct1 JAY 3.
ATLANTA, Capt. Pinkham& from New York July 70
1ns new ana elegant britisA Iron steamship BEL
Iona, MI leevs pier No. Nesta Mvas fos Losr
don. calling at Brett on Saturday. Jone sh at IL
Unti further notice all the eteamcfe Of line VIII
call ct Breet, to land pAeeen9ess-
Teehe6 - thfoaeA BY raj to Paris 70 Flst and
SECOND Cabin passsDgers At 70 per cso& isss ihsn
fre:ehs Win b. taken snd through bills Of iadia&
gwen q tavie. Antwerp, RottesdAm. 0nstcrdam and
- SGBT r. CLARK. - Bsosdwsy.
For feshs dERy 4 so7b sstsssrwArI Ase-s.
IhA n. 0IF FORD. AGENT davenport. Fenyu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-04

A GRiNDsroxE should not be exposed 10
thsweathsr, - il uot;oaly iejurss the wccd-
work. but The suns rays hardss the stone
% much %. in time. to. render it .useless.
Neither ehculd i stand IA The water 10
whish IL runs. % Tie part remaining in.
wssef sofleas - mach thas il wesss ans~
qually. and this 10 very common csuse Of
esindnesne9 sb0ouiog . sulsf true"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-04

To PRRvESr RuTs IN RoAps.-The art of
sead making 10 yet in its infancy in this
country. The roads are not laid out, made,
or repaired with reference % economy of
draft in using them; and these grow worse
and worse, until they are almost impassible
IN spring. Broad cart ties ere . partial
remedy for these. Longer yokss, both for
oxen. and for double horse WAGONS and
cats, compelling the teams to walk il the
same line With the wheels that come after
.ns.n' would be still better remedy. On
%osS .cseHsry I. rosds there are two toe pa,hs
~ ooties.ble that The
toe-paths ere always in mccbt hs better or
der. Longer yokss would hsido ths pashs
and ruts together. The feet Or f0e essms
would hfsnk down he tides g ~ soes. and
I'LL then = fast - they we're Termed. TAis
would Improve the rosd bed, ed naks ths
dran Of loads easier. We ennnst shsuesn
tho axle esess without inogsasong ~ danger
% upsctsing, but ~ 90 lsa0lAsn he
Jokes with saiesy. Legialatieo b needed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-04

AvAh0Ss 80 oceScey . commonly Suov 10
STUDIO NOT what the price is far beyond that
wEarcps. - the recent e-shipmeas frsm
al Europe TO this country will demonssate.
Taxati n is not only very burdensome,
but it 10 partial. Here 10 our city aud in
our State. millions Of dollars Of Federal
binds or see lritics sre he'd which psy no tar
Whatever, yet the holders receive oil the
benefits and have oil the privileges which
are derived from the Government, National,
State ard lora, which those DO upon whom
the entire burden falls. OF course it is nat
ural that people should take advantage Of
such PRIVILEGES. but woe 10 the party which
has exempted about onc.fifth OF the taxable
wealth Of the Nauoa from all the burdens Of
supporting Government. The paper from
which VIC have quoted. says ''the public
groans under the Simultaneous burdens OF
heavy taxes and expensive living" but why
sroan whcr q remedy is at hand' There
is but one way 10 tighten taxes and dimin>
ish the cost OF living, and that is to change
the administration of the Government. Tho
grooming tax payers have but 70 will il and
rcucnchmcnt and reform in public afYars
viii take the place Of extravasancs. oerrup.
ton, aud waste.
lr has been as,ertAined that vast quanti>
tic, Of firearms. ammunition. blankets, cut
iery end all varieties OF goods used by ln>
disns are introiu from Canada into this
country aud sold TO the tribes IN Dakota free
Of duty.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-04

These endeavors Of mech anics 60 force
capitalists to pay them higher wages are DO
coming very common in our cities and vii =
lagos These Efforts are about as rational
10 force the. sun TO give more hcat,-ihe
clouds 10 give more rsin. The rain gener>
ally falls because II cannot help it. and wa~
res come down for the same reason, IL
there - great competition IN the manufacs
turer's business, he is forced 10 sell his
products at n less price, he makes less prof.
rs and must reduce The price of labor or
st"p his business. IA a rule, capital gives
what II can afford for labor lf there is
great demand for wooden goods. there 10
great demand Tor hands to mako them, and
the manufacturer will give wages enough to
induce hands to work. Mulsitudes rush
into the business and It il soon overdonc.-
Wages are reduced by manufacturers, and
the operatives strike to resist the fall, or to
secure higher wages. This is the cause
generally of strikes in all the trades They
are greatly over-done. Too many people
orowd,ug into them for q livelihood. under
the mistaken idea that il is easier and more
respectable TO live in . city or village, aAau
O. live in the country AID till the SOIL
Almost all business pursuits In the city suf.
fer from this cause
Political economists will d.der somewhat
about the remedy fos these savikoa. Near
all agree that their tendency l. evil, iufiee
ing upon the mechanic gssee loss Of time,
and prcjodicios the employer against his
hands, by attempting to force him to give
wages that his business will not Justify =
Some advise mcchsoics 10 associated eRorts.
and thus become their own c.aploycss. But
this is no remedy 10 business that is d
ready overdone. In some kinds Of busiaess
II may be help. But The reel. difficulty
taat undsrlics the slrikss l. the oves>s took
ias Of al mechanical pursuits. The farm is
.4esested for the work>shsp, and ths artisan
suffers Repss sc saAs high By The mul>
ti,udes that crowd into tise-0iay 70 compete
for dwellings,. and food 10 made dear By The
dcscrsion Of the farm. The remedy 10 louad
in return 70 tho tilling Of the coil, whore
rents and food ere cheap. aud labor 10 we'll
rewarded. There 10 no dar ger that this
busincss viii ever b over crewdsd. We
could spare thousaods Of orr working pop
ulation With mutual advantage to the city
aud the country. There are some who viii
always cling TO dtics, no matter in what
poverty they may live, but many others
would 10 glad Of a rural life, could they
only find means Of transportation. --Acri.
6altarfss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-04

The Greatest Pain-Relievcr in
the World.-Warranted superior to any other
or no pay, for the cure Of Chronic Rheumatism
Tocthsshc. Heain he. Sore Throat, Mumps, Burns,
Cuts, Insect stines. Pains in the Back Chest, and
Limbs. sprains, Old Sores. Swellings; also to take
internally for Diarrhra. Dysentcry, Collie, Spasms
Sea Sickness, Vomiting and Group 1t Is perfectly
innocent TO take Internally II used according TO the
directions, and fails thousands can attest
II was first introduced In 1884, ana now millions OF
bottles are annually sold Every one who has once
used II. continues TO do 80. and recommend It TO
their lends 10 the most valuable medicine extaut-
Certificates enough TO nl dozen newspapers hsvs
been received By DR.. Tobias. Ills medicine the We
netan Linimsnt will do all that 10 stated. and more
No one will regret tying 10. Those residing At
distance from physician. viii And Il reliable medl
clue to have on hand IN case Of Academic. Ask for
Or. Tobias Venetian Linimcnt. and take no other
Price 30 cents and ST. Sold by all Dru Rists Depot
% Cortlsndt Stseet n. !. my7-d&wim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-04

TINS English Society Charts have nads q
ppSlie Or fcc1s J. y 50 sssizens 8 M he
Expedition . pertiea Of the sllowaoce be,
q: = - s..s s ':s sRssSs.
lating - ~ ast - ctsls q bhe vnekmun.
The Lords Of The Cemniales % Education
have also proposed % allowance 81 o25 ts>
ward the expenses efany master engaged In
schools Of sienCs and 1T u0dss their difec-
ton. who may wish to visit tho Exposition,
coupled with . condition similar to the
above, and with the addition Of prixes Of
500, $50 ana $50 respectively for the best
three reports in each department (sciencc
aud ar,1.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-04

IN U0O Coral Caves
esgrsen said to be the pre- vailing har color and
the FISH TAILED MAIDENs
cit on the rocks ana comb their green locs assidu-
oosly. Bet tbs
BELLIES OF EARTH
prefer esossy browns and shining blacks to sny otss
tinges, and II nature has not given their fair heads
these beautiful huee, II has robbed them
OF theh once exquisite beauty they don't cry about
1t. but resort AT once 10
CkIsTADoRO'S HAIR DYE,
which In ive minutes does all that nsture ever ala
sos ssy bead in her happest mood. Manufactured b.
j. QRt0SADoRO, Q Astue Iloese n. T. Sold by
an uFuRiees. Applied b. al Hair Dresesss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-04
PREPARED OIL OF PALM mo MACE,

Add 10 The most dslightfdi ind woadetfsl artisls
he world ever pssducsd.
Ladies win and Il not only csstaln rsmsdy 70 Re-
seore Dashs0 and Dsautfy the Naip bat aleo dess.
able article eot ~ 1oiise - Il highly perf0med
with rich and delicate perfume, ependent OF The
rsGrsnt odor Of the Ole VI Palm Of Mace.
The Marvel Of Peru.
new and besn.iful pssflAe, which in dencacy Of
scent. and The tenec'ty with which clinRr 20 The
ha ndkerchieG and persUn, y unequailed.
The above articles are be sale By ali nsuegiste end
fsnu1c1s. et 81 per bote1e each. Seat b. 9ureg 10
any address b. propdstofA
IT W. WRIGHT . Co.
oc2ciyl 100 Liberty Street, New Yosh.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SUEOiA6 WVINESs
HElMD0Ln'S FLUID EXTRACT
BUCETU
II . ccstsn cure fov a.eesses OF the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, DRoPsy,
ORGANIC wEAgSEss. FINALE c0MTLAISTf.
GENERAL DEBILITY,
And al Diseases OF tie
URINARY ORGANS.
$500 MALB OR FEMALE,
o0O wAafGgue eanDe osaGlnafano 50 - 0e11qe e
HOW LONG STANDING.
Deeases Of these oeans reQniss TIE off durceke
IL no tfcstmsnt u oah0t1sa 70. Coasu0pti0u o.
Snsanlfy may ensae. Oar F1esA md blood afc sep
ported from these soufees, ed ~ -
&c nBAIdH Atm HART1NK00,
e.t g rsssssiy. depends upoa prompt sse Of -
HEixsoIps nxrnAcr sucnu.
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-. r. MUA0O011D,
unUoooUf,
~ psseAwpf. usv vo1k. 80
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nELxBofDs CONCENTRATED EXTRACT b.
IL ~ Great Divrsfic.
uKLApoIp's 0oNcxsrRATvD uxYaADr aAnaASAxuIA
ia as Orsaf Food PsrtRse. - A..
Both are prepared according 70 sulse q PAeemaep
made. [Ssbs-1kviy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-04

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