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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
or
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

Deals in Exchange. Gold and Silver. and
Government Securities.
y ork. New Orleans. Cincinnati. 81. Louis. louis
yilie Memphis. etc.
SEQ Bonds and 7-3O Treasury Notes always
on hand for sale,
Highest premium paid for Compound Interest
Notes.
". W. BERRY, President.
EDGAR JONES. Cashier.
JOHN KIRKMAN. Vice President.
mar "
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OFFICIAL Publication of ACES Passed.

Official Publication of Acts Passed.
WASHINGTON, March G.-Ofiicial pub
LEGATION is made to-day through the Depart
ment of State, of the act to provide for the
more efficient government Of the Rebel
States, and the act regulating the tenure of
certain civil offices, both of which twill be
recolle2ted were passed overthe Presidents
vote.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-07

MEssBs A. J. DoUawRrs, lately con
uected With the Louisville papers, c. r.
Morse, formerly Of the Pes aad Ismes, and
n. {. Underwood hove just formed an asso-
citation ia Louisville for the distribution
and collection of news by telegraph and
letter The name Of the new concern is
The Southern and Western News Assacia-
lion
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nescenl on a einnhllng HeII.

New YoRK, March G.-For the first
time one of the most fashionable gambling
houses on Broadway was entered last night
by the police, and a large number of
gamblers arrested. 1t was kept by John
AnnI
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
4 who may have any charges to prefer against
the contractor engaged in mum bering the houses
of this city to lay the same, in writing, before
the undersigned Of same by addressing POstOtiiee
Box 25S in order that no time may be wasted in
getting up any necessary explanation
mari it CHARLES MORLEY.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT. }
n. x c. AND N. x n. w. RAILROADS., 7
Nashville. Tenn, March Z, 1861
Until FURTHER NOTICE, NO TRAINS
u will run through TO Chattanooga. DAY
TRAINS will run between Nashville and Ste
yenson as usual, stopping 1T all intern ediate
points; but NIGHT TRAINS will be aban-
doned WIN. p. INNES,
mari If General Superintendent.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-07

CINCINEATI, March 6.-The Supreme
Court of Ohio has decided that the Nation
al banks in this State must pay the same
rate of tax as other banks under the State
laws
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The Franklin Brick Machine

Justly CELEBRATED FOR PERFECT
~ simplicity. great strength and immense com
pressing power, is guaranteed. with eight M en-
and two horses. to self temper the clay aud
max e J1G O. zoo elekaut brick per hour.
! H. RENICk, Proprietor,
SO. ! Broadway. New \ orE, Room =.
fcb2 3m
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THE GREAT SALE
AT AUCTION,
City and Other Property,

HINDER DEED OF TRUST FROM CHAS.
u E. H. Martin. postponed on last Saturday,
will take place at the Courthouse in Nashville,
at II O'Clock on
Next SATURDAY, the 9th OF MARCH.
The following property will be sold:
Twenty-fou acres and lO4 poles of fine land
2A miles from the city, on the Louisville Rail
road, on which are two tenements, an orchard,
etc., etc.
A lot on Woodland street, between Foster and
Minnick streets. in Edgefeld. fronting l7O feet,
and 40 feet deep to IN alley.
Lot No. 70 in Hardings Addition: between
Watkins and Clay streets fronting "a feet on
jackson street, and 100 feet deep
T Two lots adjoining, each fronting 2615 feet on
Pearl street, west Of McLemoTe, and ITO feet
deep.
Lot No. Blood's sub division, on Ash street.
fronting 10 feet.
House No. 70 and lot. 80 feet front. Ice House
and Shop No. SO and lot, "A feet front and
vacant lot 3412 feet 'front.' on North Front street;
all running back to the river.
TBRMS-Six, twelve, eighteen and twenty
four months credit. with inteEest.
S. W. CHILDRESS, Trustee.
ANDERSON. JOHNSON q SMITH, Agents.
mi
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GAS FITTING.

Public and Private Buildings. Store Houses.
ETC.. fitted up in the most improved style, and
on reasonable terms. Chandeliers. Hall Lights,
Pillar Lights Drop Lights, Portable Stands
with Hose, Pendants. Brackets. Glass Globes,
Smoke Bells. Patent and Plain Shades. Cigar
Lighters, ETC.
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$500 REWARD.

pHE UNDERSIGNED is AUTHORIZED
/ to offer reward of Five Hundred Dollars
for the recovery of the body of jesse lIOllabird.
lost from the steamer j.. l.. Graham, and
drowned two miles above Carthage on the LIST
instant. w. A. PEBBLES,
mari ly Steamboat Agent.
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NaslvIlle MedieaI Society,

FRHE NASHVILLE MEDICAL SOCIETY
il will hold its regular Monthly Meeting
THIS Thursday EVENING, at P. N. at the
Hall Of the Board OF Health, kirkman's new
building, Church street. By order.
GEORGE 5. BLACKIE, NJ. D..
mari it Secretary.
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Cotton Plantations for Rent.

COTTON FiaHtatEO"E TOT as0las'
sitnated in North Louisiana, opposite the
month of Red River. known as the Aeklen
piantatious. ssiII ne leses9 on very reasonable
terms this season, with the privilege oi tnfee
,7eaTs The geiI J. unsurpassed, with good GIN
h0nscs negro quarters barnes. sta hles, etc. Also
mnles- horse. feed cotton seed. with large bot
M farming implements for sale. Bach place has
q GEO. W SHIELDS.
mara No. leo North GUNNER street
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NEwsToREl NEW GOODS!

kings celebrated PhiIadaiphia Ladies Shoes 2
M'Mailins' noted Phiiadeiphia Gsats Boots .
have general sssortmsnt ~ Boots and
Shoes. tns4 purchased for cash AZ FedEeed prices
and viii sell cheap.
No 81 Union street. North side between Col
naTs JAS. B. FITCH.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-07

IA. Cartwright, Of Nashville. Is Yale
valediciorian this year.
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NOTICE.

THF UNDERSIGNED. HAVING BOUGHT
out the entire stock Of Groceries Of B. o.
GHEsbey, IN the corner Of VINE, aud Broad
which he viii buy exclusively for cash, and can
afford 20 sell cheap for the sane. Mr.. d. Gilman
vii attend 10 the business for me, and we would
be pleased 20 have our friends and the public
'anis-5ra ROBERT PINKARD
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SHERTFF'S SALE.

WE WILL SELL THIS MORNING,
w March Z, 1867, commencing at 10 O'Clock
A. n, the following articles levied upon to sat
isfy executions, to-wit A large lot of Lumber.
Also, a lot of Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats,
assortment of Notions. Sale to take place at
our Auction Rooms. Sale positive. We invite
the attention of dealers to this sale. Come
one, come all. D0LIN, BARNES x CO.,
MARI II No. IS North College st.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

OFFICE GREFRsI sUPEklsTENDENT.
MIC. AND n. & n. W. kAHE0LDs.
Nashville. Team, Feb. u. Ell
MAJOR f. II. EWING. tOkA.E .sl.!,,s 10 -
,+bAtr.Doora e5d Nashville aBd Nerihvesier err
keiirsads. has been appeinied GeneTal Agent u
( he Roads at 81. LOuis. No snd nes Orie4as'
,.s;.r rCrsi-1fgeufs Adiast Claims fOr los ana
Ds11aFe or 81 erchaFEs. and transact az business
,,e,,si1inr a. a t3ensral Railroad Ageney n
= e,s-, ,liiI,- Nm P. INNES.
General Superintendent
fobfg-1m b., P. &T,G.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-12
advice 10 ,errrin-cnbic s.Er:>.

igarh's Pocket Encl. contains tie follow.
ing. from tie pen If "a SID lie woman OF the
word /" "lfa man wines hs feet on the
door mat before ro,uiig INTO the room, you
NAV he sure he will make good domestic
husband liza man, in shutting the candles
snulis them out, You may he sure he will
make stupid husband. liza man puts his
handkerchief on his knees while taking his
tea. you NAV be sure lie will be pruden,
husband. In the same way, always mis-
trust the man who will not take the last
piece Of toast, or sally Lunn, but prefers
waiting for the next warm batch II is not
uuieely he will make a greedy, selfish hus
band with whom You Will enjoy no brown
at dinner, no crust at tea. no peace what
ever nj home. The man. my dears, WHO
wears goloshcs, and is careful about wrap
ping himself up Well before venturing into
the night air, not unirequent y makes
good husband, that mostly stons at home.
and j. easily comiorted with slops The man
who watches the kettle, and prevents i;
boiling over. will not fail, my dears, in his
married stare, in exercising the same care in
always keeping the pot boiling. The man
who doesn't take tea, i'll treats the cat,
takes snuii, and stands with his back TO the
lire, is a brute whom would not advise
YOU. my dears to injury upon any consider
alton, either for love or money but most
decidedly not for love. Bat the man who.
when the tea is over, is discovered to have
had none, is sure to make the best husband.
Patience ike his deserves being rewarded
with the best Of wives and the best OF
mothcr-in laws. Ny dcars, when you meet
with such man, Go your utmost to marry
him. In the scvercst winter no would not
mind going to.bed first
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-12
The Eternal Orlsl.

No fragment Of any army ever survived
an r.rv L.t,les as thu E,hle. M citadel
ever wi,hstood SO many sieges; norock was
ever battered by 50 many hurricanes ana SO
swept by storms. And yet It sands. II
has seen the rise and downfall oil i'aniei
tour empires. Assyrn bequcaths few mn.
tia,,d figures 70 the riches Of our national
museum. Media and Persia. like Babylon,
which they conquered, have been weighed
in the balance aud long ago found wanting
Greece tslnty survives in It's h'.toric fame :.
"iis living "rsece 10 more, and iron
Rome OF tue ,m ats i held = precious oc-
cura ION ny iseofe hand. And yet the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-12
STATE ITEMS.
Or. Shaifer the Secretary, wiz s.a,t for
The Paris Exhibition soon.


Dr. ShafTer the Secretary, viii s.a,t for
The Paris Exhibition soon.
IL is announced tia, II. ID. Browning. o!
Burlington. has been appointed United
States attorney FOR Iowa.
Nst-imonv is popnias IN Wapel'o Comfy.
The 5ilumva Courier savs $50 marriage
licenses we're issued during be past year.
The river opposite Keosuk j. still open
and free lrom running ice. The Imperial
took advantage Of this 'avctable olndi-
'tou Of nal.,is % start fer below With . il'l
LOAF.
The Deaf srd Dumb In.ti.u'ion at Iowa
Cry hes now seventy egpils, larger nun
Der thrn ever before. 1t is il fin, condition.
has money enough, and goes along very
smoothly under the superin endcncc .! Rev.
Bcnjimin Abbott.
Yhe firm Of Chandler, Turley 4 Co.. Of
Council Bluff, are going into the nanufac =
ture OF brick in wholesale sort Of way
next season. Two moulding machines are
10 he set in operation in the spring and
thirty 20 forty hands employed.
The Vinion E1gie publishes a lengthy
hut very interesting account 81 the growth
Of tina, town during the year just come 10 n
close The history Of Nnton commences
atou, fifteen years ago, and that OF the
county in which IT is situated, Benton,
abou, twenty years. From the account we
lcarn that 80 dwellings,, IA frame stores, :
h,ick stores, and church 90. S. Pres. }
were erected in lSG6
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-12

WiNTER-Winter j. the coolest season in
the wear, because il comes in the winter,
mostly H. some countries winter comes in
The summer, and then il is very pleasant. |
wish winter came in summer IN this coun>
Try, which il the best government the sun
ever shone upon. Then we could 90 skat-
ing barefoot. and slide down, hill IN linen
trDwScrs. We could snow ball without our
fingers getting cold-and men who 20 out
sleigh riding wouldn't have to stop at every
tavern TO warm, A. they do now. II SHOWS
more in the winter than il does in any other
season of the wear. This is becnuss so
many cutters and slcighs are made then.
Ice grows much better in winter than in
summer, which was on Inconvenience before
the discovery Of ice houses. Water that 10
lcfg out OF doors is apt TO freeze al this sea.
son. Some folks take in their wells and cis
toms OF cold night, and keep them hy a
ire. 80 they don't freeze.
Skating Is great fun IN the winter. The
boys get their skates on when the river H.
frozen ov'r and play tag, break through the
ice aud get wet all over uhey get drowned
sometimes and are brough; home all drip
ping, which makes their mo,acr scold. get
ting water all over the carpet IN the front
Ioom) .all and break Their heads, aud enjoy
themseves in many other ways. A wick ed
bog once stole my skates and ran of with
them, and | couldn't catch him Mother
sal IN yer mind. judgment will overiake
| hun" Well, II judgment does, judsmc'.t
viii have I. be pretty lively On his legs icr
la, boy runs bully.
There amt much sleigh riding except IN
the winter. Folks don't seem to care abou,
II III warm weather. Grown up boys and
girls ike 10 80 sleigh riding. The boys
generally drive witt. one hand and help the
girls hold their muil, with the other
brother Il ID i,i me - along li.tlc way
once wien he took Celia Ann Crane gu,
sleigh ridirr. ard thought he paid more
attention to holding the null than he did Ia
holding the horses.
~,pw balhng Is another winter sport.
have snnw ballcd in the summer, but We
used stones and hard applies. IL isn't 50
aiaa~lu1 n il r. in de sutrr. somehow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-12
THE NEWs.
The whole number u persons in Dss
Moi1os county between the agcs Of FIVE and
twenty.one is 1921

MONIES county between inc ngcs VI hve aHo
twenty,one is 1891.
\ professional hunter. iivirs in Peoria
county, has Killed. Ills season, 2,,15 ducks,
mostly mal'srds, IS geese, II brant. Il wild
turkeys, prairie chickens, and qusils.
Stephens, the Fenian Head Cenirc, is still
in New York city, and is reported TO be too
poor to pay bis passage 10 Europe.
There was the most intense excitement IN
Tareks, kan. on the, organization OF the
Legislature. in REGARD 70 the election 81 u.
S. Senator.
Mr.. wilson, Of this State, is chair
man of the committee TO whom was
referred the resolutions of impeachment.
which we're introduced into Congress-
When the report comes we shall see what
he is made OF.
Frank Gilbert formerly Of the Dubuque
Times, but more recently Of the Chicago
Journal, has entered apon duty as the CHS
csgo Agent Of the Northwestern Associated
Press, in place of McCfeery who was first
chosen, but declined the position. We shall
now have western as well as eastern news.
The grading on the line Of the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific Railroad has l zen
mainly completed TO a point within four
niles Of Des Moines but there nre several
deep cuts between Kellogg ard Newton
which canaot be finished Till March or April.
When the track layers shall commence
work at Kellogg, they will not stop until
they reach Des Moines.
Tne Wisconsin State horticultural Socie
~ will bold its winter meeting ct Madison,
Jan ODD to Gath inst, in the State Agricul.
tural Rooms. Representatives arc invited
from kindred organizations in other States.
Representatives Of the Press are invited 10
attend As honorary members. We trus,
many Of our fruit growers in the northern
part Of the State will attend this meeting.
How MANY MoRnoNs ARE THERE-The
Mormon leaders arc inclined % cxaggerAte
their numbers, and set down the population
Of Salt Lake City at $4,000; but the Gen
tiles pointing to the census Of 1860, which
gave but 40. 295 in all Utah, says there car
not be over 10000 now in the entire Ter
iitory.
The London T,mos concludes that tn,
proposed impeachment Of President John
son foreshadows revolution in the Un:et
States, and points cut the danger of such
proceeding.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-12

Ihe Nov i,iN cosre-rpn..eut Of t'.s L, $
ton Jour.tdt says:
onc pl the .ilcst places n tie l'oxr;h
Ward. AMI nc al the most popular Of lis
, class. Is kept ~, man FORTY years ul age
lie has been eleven years IN the business
He is very smar, and talented, end has
amsssod fortune OF over $l0o,coO. He
hss built one ul the most ,lccan, and COM
.lric tenant houses III the cliy. He be-
longs To- one ei thr best families III the State
HIS brother i an eminent minister u! the
Gospel. lie was ploasly brought up, re
oel,ed y col rciatc education. ard graduated
NJ The aion Theological Seminary &C the
-itl Of New lor', He tool, to this lie and
has followed it fsr eleven wears without
blenciinE. He keeps religious books IN his
establishment, and when lie gets chance,
tslns religion aintd The 4 neg aud the lruut-
cnncss aud tine profanity ~ his den.
lie has a genial wife, who tends the bar
and SnporntcndS the icin.r me portion IL tie
cnrccrn. He has educated tyo Of his broth
RS children ior the ministry, and is said 10
hr rultc literal ~ benevolent matters
sHch specimen Of intelligent rock'cS ness
4 educated Gepray:ty cannot probably u
raralleed on the continent. Having seen
this man aud talked with him, kuow what
w,i'c. II has changed his nam, so as
not 70 dis.'l4co bis lau,y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-12

INTERESTING TO RAILROAD TRAVELLERS
The following rules o! the road are based
upon legal decisions, and ought to be uni>
versally known. The courts have decided
that applicants for tickets on railroads can
be jected from cars if they do not offer the
cxac, amount Of their fair. Conductors
arc not bound to make change. All railroad
tickets a:c good unt,l used; conditions,
good for this day only rr other admitting
time of commences, arc of no account
Passengers who lose their tickets can he
elected from the cars unless they purchase
second one. Passengers are bound 10 ob
serve decorum IN the ears, and are ch!. gcd
10 comply with all reasonable demands to
show their tickets. Standing on the p.a,>
lorna, or otherwise violating the rules VI
the company, renders person liable to be
put oil the train. No person has RICH,
TO moaopol'zc more seats than he has paid
for, and any article left IN the seat while
the owner is Temporarily absent entities him
to his seat on his return.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-12


The dcath.ro.l of thc ycar includes many
names distinguished il politics, in tae
chu,ch, i, authorship and in ait. Wcnate
n icw nj them.
rnc ranks Of tho authors have bees
thinncd. Frel,ika iir,mer died at Stocks
hulm early IN the year; Jared Sparks 1t
,ambrids e Ia March, Joseph Mcry in
France IN June and Count hurowskl al
Nashin.tn 10 May
An,ous the deaf statesmen and political
lcadcrs ace Daniel :. n,ckcu>nn, Lewis
Cas-. john Van Eu,.u t11ah I. i'uldy
Mo-, J. Oh. !, .iaincs ilumphieY, Senators
loot and Nr-Di, and Commodope Stocks
I -. !,iprc I,,riHaTy died at kAti>bon IN
NAY, nuI Nntgms d Azegio in Italy ia
jauuAis. L. O.ioh,r, NJ Ihouvcnal closed
h,> I'm. and asi.Vc career IN France.
Gordon Cummn,, the famous lion hun
ter, WIS ay,ldcutg killed III Scotland in
Mar %. Professor .lcnry H. Rogers, n dis
"a euish,d Slrapi also died IN Scotland IN
Way, John Ross, chiei Of the Cherokee mas
ton. died ut Washington in August.
The sculp,or Gibson died IN Italy in Jan
usry, so,only tive years old; aud SIR Charles
E,s,lakc, president Of the British Royai
Ac,dcay. d.cd at Pisa just IS the new
year came IN.
The most prominent clergymcn who have
dej during the year are nrs. Cumming
aud risc Of the Roman Catholic church: Dr..
Eiphalct Mott, president OF Union College
pr. Hawks. OF New York; Or. hew. il and
RAN. john kebse in England and Father
rrut,N ia Pars-the last named better
known by his pseudonym than hy his
~ cper rainc ii Mahony.
General Scott died AT West 70 nj on the
rs n oil MAY. Admiral pareI.. commander
o: the Spanish fleet in The Pacific. commit
ted suicide. John ). ka,cy, the horse
tanner. died IN OHIO in October. Robert II.
M,nturn. one OF our leading merchants. died
on the gth OF January, Gerard llallec., al
New Haven, in the same month; Simon
Diaper and Police Inspector Carpenter il
November and General $. Il. Curtis il
December.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-12

TnE FATAL SEVEN. -Under thi, head. the
Pittsburg Commercial notices the curious
fact that almost every decade in our history
ending with the figure eerea, has marked
the beginning Of financial crash or depres
sion. With 1877 came the crash that wiped
out the continental currency. In 1907
our troubles with France, and expected war
with England. confused tn, business Of the
country. In 1917. a tremendous financial
convulsion occurred. the legacy Of the war
Of lSl2-l4 1921 the infection was less
severe but ter. years later, in 1887, the whole
banking system and business Of the country
wen, down 10 be Frustrated to greater or
less extent for the ensuing tive years. In
1917 there were no particularly bard times
en- this side Of the Atlsntic but on the other
side. the English railroad specula,ions pro-
duced erea; evils. and gaunt famine ctslked
over Ireland and other portions Of Europe
In 1857 imitation and over trading, with us.
ended in serious commercial 10 .ses.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-12
NEW YORK.
FIRST PREMIUM
lvsrlsN-Elb
PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
q. =.
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So - ~
To- Eayotl&Ea8 q.
PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
EXTREME SiAPLiclfl.
g. ,4nGAypgtsrfsd 9es Is. 1909: sarrosssns~s
pftestea ftns nh. 1863. The celebrated FAMILY
ehN sAN ING AAcRiaE. With patent cnnrsxo
Nihchwert, most wonderful and Gle 2 antiy con
struoted Nof el;y IS No.ssl ass in u, fation uses
we srHhieHf snxntr. s3ws wifi nersia cu
SiSats tasEar eftil kinss MAKES III. Running
St,eh ssors perfect and regular than BY hand.
a'u VIVA extraordinary rapidtty making "a
eHSh's 20 each esvoi, floS Of the vnssL Will
gstSer, Ae't, rt.Hs. s4srr, tuef ran az g-saSfA
&c. &c; requires no hang, Of sn,,h n nos
LASS 70 az, OUT OF onrsa. end will last lsps-
sme, cetug the ssnoSoneS MACHINE made II hsa
taken the fRsnsun ~ SrAss EAiua. aud ,ece,vs1
sbs approval OF oil the principal Journals and 0
those who have ranp them.
'.For the Drsssmaker IL 10 in alu able for the
Households Il supplies . vacant plsee"-0o
dsy's Ladys' Bcc8.
This machine surrassee oil othtrs Nc have
seen. and u would require column To rnumessss
Va numerous virtues. - nSsscsrss Davenport
with single Or Double thread, IL silently
yctvcry RAPIDLY, with common needle, makcs
the running stitch exactly like the hand sewing
~. ]. Its1srs
All pcrsenswhc hrv or o.Yer for sale limitations
OF tins genuine Machine, will be prosecuted for
heterogeneous on the patents. This 10 the oaly
low priced Machine secured by patent.
Single Machines sert 10 any part Of the c0uM
try per Express. packed in box With printed
.ntruciicns on receipt ofprice. tS. Agents Weat-
Ell escry where. Circular containing Liberal In.
tuecmcntE sent free.
Address all ordersto
FAMILY GEN SEwlNGiMACHINEO GO.
.i,vlh-dwivl pfiice log Naassu Strs~N n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-12
RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO
ITS NATURAL COLOR.
Or The money will be refunded
TcstimOniaDs
OF ell-known persons as to its excellence
DIRECTIONS IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH

CoNcoap, June l. 1855.
NrssRs. I. L.. WALLACE Il Co-The second
invoice of your valuable preparation for the hair
was duly received and, in compliance with your
request, | am happy to assure you tina. it has
more than answered the expectations excited by
the of the first bottle. Ii al swcrs the pur-
pose required most perfectly. and as a res orer
and cleanser OF the hair it is only equsled by its
qualities as a cooling and healthy application to
the scalp.
A. Ii. CROSBY, NJ. d.