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CURE FOR CHAPPED SKIN.

CURE FOR CHAPPED SKIN.
Our ANDALUSIAN BALM Is an elegant and ef-
fcacous emolient lotion. delicately perfumed, and
devoid Of oil. grease, or other oo)eetlonaDle IN
gradients, and will not soil or stain the finest
fabric. 1t twill positively and speedily cure the
worst cases Of chapped skin. A few drops rubbed
over the face and hands night and.morning Will
render the toughest skin smooth, SOFT, and falr.
Price, so cents. Prepared only by
MEADE& BAKER,
Practical Pharmac utists,
MOI Ninth and franklin streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09
The Alabama Conservative Conven.

TIC AIEDuMH TOnstEFstIFo OoHVo"
ton.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, November o.-The
Reconstruction Convention to-day, On
test vote, tabled, As to AZ, a proposition te
abolish the present Provisional State Co
vernment within twenty days.
An ordinance was introduced and re.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

T,O THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1 SALALHM BROTH Oh SALTS OF WIS
DON-a specific for Ringworm letter. Itch, Bar
ber's Itch Ulcers, and all srurstons Of the skin,
no matter how malignant or how long standing.
Warranted to cure or no pay. Try It, and II II
dooh not speedily and promptly cure and entirely
eradicate the disease, the money Will DO refunded
IN every instance. Price, Soc per bottle For sate
by BLUNT MuSsLsi.
Druggists. No. ls2. lain street
an u Richmond, w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

Fs,RUSsES, TRUSsEs.-I have lnst
| I received WHITES PATENT LIZ En- ., - ep,a
ths hast trugs In nae for retention huu fsuS
Of Hernia, Also, WHITES ADDS 9anIS M, so1-
| PORrrR. JOHN ": ElsoErb, p "a ss.ssss,a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

DOYS' SCHOOL SUITS, PRICE 81.
d CHILDREN'S T0GA GVERCOATs. price s5.
Parents In pursuit of their boys wear for winter,
will do well to call at
WILLIAM IRA SMITH h co.'s,
1868 Main street.
+ A. SAUNDERS,
WIN J. GLENN. Statesmen.
L FORREST PECoRO nos
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WiLES7lerY.

Nnhs. S. G. BURNS q CO, A a
ISI FASHIONL BILE MlLLlN EEs, NO tIS"fffSY
rssnectfuy announce to their city and eo ord
friends that they are prsPared 70 eSS51NssTs in
~ istast and most fashion able Sy les on Ieasoia
BILE terms nhs SSirII y F0RDHsM
9-2tN MisS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

% DOZEN CONES SPARKLING
81 GsIatIne, Coopsr's Gslatine, Cooper's Sheet
isinglass, French Colored Isinglas and Russian
Using lass, received and sold BY
l.. WAGNER, Apothecary,
corner Sixth and Broad streets,
no o,s market corner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

GOAL AND WOOD.-On account or
" the advance in price of coal and wood am
compelled to charge from date for best LORBER-
RY or SHEMoKlN RED ASH ANTHRAGlTk,
ron or LOT M0UNTAIs WHITE ASH, $3.50 per
ton delivered; PINE WOOD, $3.50 per cord, de-
liyer.d and OAK WOOD. 81 90.
| Orders received for SOFT COAL.
once 1859 Main street, opposite Old Market, and
at ~ I'd Nineteenth and Cary streets.
nos CHARLES Ii. Phdh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

NEILLINERY AND FkNI1 UU ~ 80
wi MRS. II. j. DAVIS. having taksn tns CT N
store NO. 5l7 Broad between ,sssa s rn' Choice
stosE Of MiLLiNERY and FANCY GG nmS u.rs
embrs oing all the latest STYLE scH 2FNLNuWRRs
FEATHERS, RlBB0Ns, FREsG5hI = mice n,iees. and In.
Tlas tbs attention Of her customers and ths pIDh'
generally.
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 8

MINIATURE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0, 1887.
SIM rises, s.54 Moon rises.......... !. 6
sun sets ...,.,.,.... sue High tide, P. NJ. IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

MO QUaCRERY ITO I'll e AT
IN FLiCTED.-T; 4. BASES COUGH sYEUP,
for Consumption, Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, and all Diseases Of TIL Lungs In the Incl
pient stages, and aEording more relief In the sd.
vanced s,.9es OF Consumption than any other
known compound. Ths receipt for this valuable
medicine was given me Dy the much lamsnted
Carter r. johnson, NJ. D., and Professor Of n
atomy In tne Medical College,, Richmond, Va,
before he lett on his Inflated trip to Europe. The
reputat ton OF It's author makes anything can say
entirely unnecessary Tho certificate OF DF. nayo'
commendatory is appended:
T. r. Bass Dear Sir,-rhe prescription nade
for you by Or. c. P. Johnson certainly com oan 90
the beet material as an expectorant nave ever
used in practice 10 all Cases OF Colds GGSsss,
phfhisical have been cured, or greatly benefited
i know OF nothing | could mors confidently re-
commend from actual experience.
J. A. MAYO, II. d.
None genuine without nv signature.
T. Z. BASS, Richmond. Va.
For sale by Msssrs. PURCELL, LADD ! GO;
l., B THOMAS, y. A. sTRE0RER, and BERRiAN
kRuDNUT Church Hill. oc Ism
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

ITO PHYSICIANS.
L Narcein, Cafein, Digatalln,
Atropa, Cubebin,
Vaieranate Of Morphia,
Nareotin Propy lamin,
Chlor. Propylamin, Leptandrin,
Podophyilin, Nspthalin, Ver&tria,
Valerianats OF Zinc,
ValeriaDate OF Iron,
Muriats Of Qninia, Psrrocyanide OF Quinia,
Aiseniata.o Qunia,
Qunidia, Sulph. Cinchona,
Iodine, Bromine, &c,
for USE In prescriptions, ard for sale by
J. BLAIR. Druggist,
&c IL s!5 Broad street.
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Drs10s, Medjcj7eeS, dc.

SALTPETRE, SAGE, SWEET M Ar
- joram, Black Pepper, Allspice, &c, at lowest
mar aet prices Sold by L.. WAGhhR,
Druggist, Sixth and Broad streets, near market.
Dtk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

"Secretary OF War "a NlerlT.
"Nouember l, 1867"
This is the substance of the information
furnished in compliance with the request
of the President, and upon which he made
the order already published. WALLACE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09
Coal and Wood.

WyIRT ROBERTS,
w DEALER IN
LORBERRY RED ASH EdG AND STOVE GOALS.
Al-o.
LEHIGH WHITE Ash LUMP for foundry use:
Offices corner Seventeenth and Dock streets, and
at tho bookstore Of J. Wall Turner, 80. lila Main
strset Tno8l WHIT ROBERTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-09

UEALING SPRINGS WATER, res
IL ceived direct from the Spring, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
mol Agents Virginia Springs Waters
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05

John Ruskin, in tho Groom OF Wild o.
.rc. characterixes in his trenchant style
those who like 10 make money - imitators
Of Judas
We do great injustice 10 lscariot, in
thinh'ns HIM wicked above all common
wicSedness. lie Was only common inon>
ey-iover, ana like all money>lovers didn't
understand thrist; couldn't make GU, the
worth OF HIM OF meaning Of him. He didn't
want hum to he killed. lie was horror.
struck when he found thst Christ would be
Killed, threw his money away instantly. and
hanged himself. How many Of our press
ent money seekers, think you, would have
the grace to hang themselves, whoever they
killed, But Judas was . common selfish
muddle- headed, pilfsring fellow; his hand
always in the bag Of the poor. not caring
for them. lie didn't understand Christ,
yetSs believed Ia him much more
snan most Of us do had seen him do mir
acaes. thought he was quite strong enough
= shslt tor himself. and he, Judas, might
e ven make his own little bye psequisites
ous o. sns affair. Christ would come out Of
= wsn enough, and he have thirty piecee.-
NV. nat il the money -sssker's ~. IN
ovee she world. He doeen's hate Chriee
bus eon's UNDERLINED him-he does,,t -:
Tor naa-ssss no good in that hsn.,oIscs
buslaess makes his own little lob oms . III.
at ~ events. come what will. And ,h,,s'
out Of every mass Of men, you have a ca.
tain number Of l,ag-men-your free firs,,
men, whose main object ID to maize money
And they do make it-make Is Ia al so,,.
81 unfair ways. chiefly BY the weigh, and
force OF noney itself, or what is called ,hc
power u capital that is to say, the power
which money, once obtained, has over the
labor Of the poor, SO that the capitalist can
take its produce 70 himsslf except the la
bores's toed That 10 the modern Judas
.sy Of 'earryi.s The bAg and 'bsarins what
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05

In a late number Of the Cleveland tOhio)
Hsrdld may he found the following notice Of
ariic through Iowa
We might dismiss the ride across Iowa
y, saying that from the Missouri to the
MISSISSIPPI The country presented not a foot
OF land incapable Of the highest cultivation,
and that nature has made the entire State,
on the rout, uaveled by the party, as pcr>
feet garden as lies out Of doors. Back a
score OF miles from Omaha after makinr
slow progress over the hills that make the
prairie a rolling one, We came in view Of the
Boyer Valley. and a. the eye took in the
beauty Of tina, landscape al felt 10 exclaim,
Twas gooJlv sight 70 see
Whist heaven had done for this gsodly land "
Except there WAS no body Of water in
view "A very essen,ial requisite 10 pcrfcc
ton Of landscape the eye cannot rest upon
richer, more lovely valley than the Boyer
valley Of Western Iowa Miles upon miles,
without house Or = fence. the land % IL
came from the hand Of lis Maker, the view
was over landscape - refined, ~ if science
and labor snd money had been exhausted
IN perfcct'ng the scene, and Que could nn
sgins the coach rolling the veil kept pres
serves Of . landed nobility, rather than
through . valley that is yet in ito Wild vir-
gini'y. And here. too, the eye found relief
resting upon g.oves scattered here and there
AZ Il planted for the orr amentation Of the
swec, valley. IL the whole Of Iowa is like
that portion through which this railway
runs. from river to river. it has not v astc
foot Of land in il indeed it has not foot
that is not superlatively rioh. 1t is divcrsi.
tied by rolling prairies, by abundant streams
and what is particularly atsractive-by
groves Of timber What may be found be-
meath tho soil we know not, but as i, stand
TO day. its msre surface view proclaims II
the husbandnan's Eden, Of courage with
the great penalty attached, lin the sweat Of
the face shalt thou eat bread"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05

the temporary representatives Of . majority
Of the people OF part Of the country. The
men whom the whole country-exceps
degraded though Influential part OF the
Democratic paity-trusted during the res
belion with the:task Of preserving the ma
ton, are using their trust now TO perpe.ua'e
their own power and preserve their own
party. They pursue the course which they
have taken, as we all know, from the fear q
the return OF the Democratic party 10 pow
or. That would indeed be calamity but
there is one possible which is SO much
greater. that the former dwinoles into nothss
ing IN compaYison-the destruction, not OF
the constitution which might be made bet
ter or worse and little harm Re done, but oil
something much greater than the constitu
tion-constitutional government. Of this
We may be sure, that the present course OF
Congress will, II continued. end either IN
tho destruction Of constitutional govesn>
ment or the restoration Of the Democsatic
party. II the President IL impeachsd end
suspended from Office during his trial, and
the powers Of the Supreme Court are de
fined b. Congress, the impending coup detei
vill have been struck, and the majority o.
An imperfect Congress will BE- absolute mas
ter Of the whole country, not only nov but
At any time hereafter. FREE Soil.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05

WAviIkhr for tho past 20 ysars, and - therefore
the person whOm all a6Aicfed should consult No one
svs heard Of patient u his not being cured snce be
hes been n this city, HIS reputation has vouehsrs in
1sseion both here and sbrOed = being tie most skl-
led specialists here. and Thorough master Of al eek.
nal diseases. II ~ 0thsye iail, don't dsepais aive
him call. Nie only common 0ccaeSenec with hin
70 eusA eases H0 f0one separate for lsdies
and gsnelemsn, and tie mast comp eta In the ely,
HYOuxa Nm. Take Particular Notics.-DOctoe Big
Glow dovotss mnch Of his time 70 the treatment q
tAosN cases canssd b. secret habit which suins both
body and mind. unhtti. the unfortunate individual
for either business or society TIE aad eject Of thcee
early habite: or the e9cosses Of pcr year 10 to weak
thc dcbiitats the constitution destroy the physi-
cal and mental powers. diminieh and enieebIo the
natural feelings, an exhaust the vital energies Of
manhood the pleasures Of ere naSrsd the object
u masriags frustrated and exlsteucc itself rendered
. tenn Of unceasing misery sndss9ret Such persons
especially those marriage shOuld lose
no time n making immediate application, ~ Dr. B.,
By bic new Treatment. 10 enabled to insure speedy
ond peem anont cure.
Coassltasioas ffes and confidential. Ofes. No. IN
Oouth OAK street, cor. Or Monroe half book hon
TIE Pot Omee. Post 0naee bog lbS, Chicago, Ill.-
O0ee neuse 6o0 . 4. \. 20 Q r. n.
Send Sot he "0uids 70 Health" publishsd month
y, nee OfehaSgo.
N. D.-Ladiss, go Tor : descriptive circular Of
sssarie 1smedis, The bsst pssvsatve Of conception
Known. Semitic any address fses o tehargs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05
Fln0n Cial.

THE INSURANCE STOCK LIST of the lx-
i suRAxca MoxIroR AND WALL SrREEr RRvIRw
for December. quotes the Stock Of THK lloHE Tvs
Co. OF NKw YoRK at FORTY PER ckxr. PREMIUM
and the Capital Stock of TnR iioxE is, with one
exception. twice large ~ that of any other
Company in America.
" & ROSS rant
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05

We commonly speak o. London. and cor
rectly enough, as city that is growing
from about 1000, 600 in 1851 to 100000
in 1861, and increasing steadily The Lord
Mayor Of London, however, was mortified
recently to find that ''the city proper" nc
cordng the last census only contained
little above 100, 900 inhabitants. This was
the result Of actual census work made OF
particular night Of all who slept within the
boundaries. IL was, however, considered
unfair, and the Mayor had another estimate
made 10y day, from which it appears that IN
every twenty>four hours there arc. on an
average, TBS, 1856 persons " thin the old city
limits. In twelve hours, 540, 6l3-2e3, $40
being the number OF day residents in the
city doing business, renting houses, shops,
or rooms, or regularly working there them
| selves. At five o'clock the provision men
are congregsting. Between 8 and II the
M .rcanlile classes arrive and leave between
4 and 6 some stop till 3, while At night only
about 10000 sleep in the city to take care
Of the property. TO estimate oil this 10 .
work Of great difficulty. The number Of
inhabitants Of the city proper, and in fact
Of oil our cities, depends more than any
thing else on the hour Of the day or night.
in laying taxes il does not dot 10 not fair
to go By the night census, embracing only
those who regularly sleep in the city
Equally wide Of the mark would il DO "a
take the day census instead Of the night, in.
clndng oil the casuals who daily enter the
city, but live, to the number Of hundreds Of
thousands, and moro than half, beyond the
limits Of the Board Of Metropolitan Works
Three hundred thousand Is perhaps fairly
considered the number Of inhabitants in
the "city proper" or "London Town." as i,
used to be bounded in the days Of walls and
gates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05
INSU Il ANCE.
Money Earning Money,

Mooney INVESTED IN THE EQUITABLE
Nl SOCIETY els always earning money fer
lie owner"
Barnum rays that the difference between the
condition Of money .loaner and that Of n money
borrower. Ia that the former has q faithful serv-
ant out a work for him day aud night. on Sun
days and Holidays, and 10 always worth more
when no getsup than he was when he went TO
bed; while the money borrower has somebody
elses friend which he hatters himselfis his own,
but which is constantly running him in debt for
someb body elsc's benefit, and every morning he
rises worth less thnn lac was when he went to
bed, and is IN Il fair way TO become worthless en-
treiy.
In the Equitable Society, the premiums are re-
CURED TO ~ paid all IN cash, which Is kept ~
vested tor the benefit Of the policy holders and
SO its members all money louners.
Every member OF the Equitable Society re-
ce,es in AN annual dividend al the earnings of
his money together with his share OF the profits
from selection OLIVES, economy of management,
fcrfeiturcs. and other profits resulting from the
business; and so money invested in the Equita
BILE Society is always earning money Tor its
owner w. +. ROSS. Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05
| SPECIAL FRUIT TRAIN,

TO accommodate the trade. Cotton. Tobeccs,
Hemp and oil the products common TO the Mid
die States here do well.
The rapid development Of the counties touched
BY the Illinois Central Railway line, is shown BY
the following census returns: In 1850 their
population wssls5i ,ss7; in 1860, ss,9l4. and in
1855. l,l27 ,Os7.
The possessions Of the Company extend from
Chicago. and from Dunleth 10 Ccntrnlia. and
are located in forty mine counties in Illinois,
embracing such varieties ofsoil and diversity OF
climate as to suit every purpose Of agriculture.
Within ten years the Company have sold
$50, 900 scres TO more than %. 00o actual set.
tiers, and no actual settler has lost his home
through harsh treatn ent on the part Of the Com.
pany. When indulgence has been deserved. il
has been extended TO meet the necessities ofthe
farmer. The sales during the past season have
been greater than at any former period. and yet
the lands unsold are equal in every respect to
those already disposed Of. About
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05
lncrustatlen OF steam Boilers,

THIS 0kEAIE~r OF EVILS IN THE USE OF
L Steam ss entirely prevented by
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POWDER OF
H. N. WINANS. IL v a.. st. N. Y.
Invented and Introduced in 1855
now 10 yeafe In successful operation In over 6Oe0
boilers, without Injury, and tsyng many times IT.
coet In fue. and scpairs.
Aclean boiler generates steam more freely and yin
outast ten dirty or incrusted ones.
TO- Beware Of limitations. Oct3Od3mAw6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05
LoUlsvlLl
aAlENs' MEAD DlsPEnsARY

ESTABLISHED 1850. AND CHARTERED.
1lae Just published the "NOtTu'a NANuAL.1
containing a0 rapee and 100 Illustrations ON tho An
stomy and Physiology of the Sexual Organs II both
Scxer. In health and disease. with \ Treatise on Sex
usl Diseases including Self Abusr Private Disrssss
Female C0mplsinte. Sc, with new methods u treat
mont. intended - guide for Married and SINGLE
0snt under seal 10 any address, psire ~.
Th0se alietsd with Hernia Desfhees. FistulA Piles
Nocturnal 1mmisesons ~ vasicocelc. by enclosing
stomp viii ssostve price ltet u our seaedies
TOT these dloeaeee.
TIM ELRCTRO MAGNETIC PREVENTIVE
Thoss dssisin9 10 limit their ofYspSing. enclose
stamp for Pamphlet containing enRs.visgs aad ~
the subject Of prevention All correspondence conn.
Dental. Address MI letters TO J. y. WILLIAMS,
augay-diy Drawer 2a7 Louisville, Ky.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05

In this country our poets are among the
most industrious aud pracicls men. Bryant
is an editor; Longfellow Is translating
Dante, and always has some good whole
some work on hand; Whittier has little
piece Of land In Amesbury, which he cults
Yates at his leisure; Hslleck lives quietly
on his competency in his bachelor home in
Connecticut; Stoddard has a desk in the
Custom House Street is State Librarian at
the State Capitol; Sprague until recently,
was banker; Taylor travels and writes
novels Emerson is in the lecture field !;
Holmes is college professor.
DsArn OF the FIRST MAIL CARRIER. The
Bedford Enquirer has the following Jacob
Graft died in Somerset on the first day Of
December, 1866, at the advanced nge Of
nearly ninety-nine years. The deceased
had been resident Of Somerset county for
upwards Of sixty years lie was the first
man that carried mail from Philadelphia
to Pittsburgh by this route carrying 1t on
horse backl from point to point and consnm-
ing about two weeks in making trip. lie
died as he had lived q Christian and he's
gone;to the spirit land 10 come forth again TO
the resurrection Of life eternal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05

The Equitable Life Assurance
society.
nF THE UNITED STATES. POSSESSES
~ features peculiar 10 itself. which belong TO
NO other association in this country engaged in
the business Of Life Insurance. and which are 80
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the attention aud consider alton Of the public.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05
D. n. HARTWEll,
INSURANCE AGENCY:
LATE
n AanaAAAM n a.


natual Bene1t LIE Inc. Csnp'y,
Assets. enc. 80. $50.
Continental Fire lns. Company,
Assesss o.. 80, So.
Security Fire In. Company.
Assess. 81. ses zee.
Metropolitan Fire Insurance Co.,
Assets, Sl.sOo, 1000.
LOrillard Fire Insurance Co.
Assets. e1.AOO,0 900.
North American Fire lns. Cem'y,
Assets. $3.50. 900.
Commerce Fire Insurance Co.
Assets, s5Oo, zoe,
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tightening. sancestioa ~ drowning. choking. &c.
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