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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-25

WE ARE OFFERING OUR STOCK OF SUMMER
CLOTHING. comprising LINENS, FLANNELs AND,
LIGHT WEIGHT wooLLEN, at prices which cannot.
fail to satisfy all who seeking to buy GOOD GOODS
CHEAP The larger part of our Stock we manufacture
in our own workshops, which We warrant In every
respect =. .i..
We give below some Of our leading prices
LINEN SACKS sat...................". 8, 4 and
LINEN PANTS observation-disclosures %, so and
LINEN VESTS at. 81 5o and
CHECK CASHMERE SUITS, SACK, PANTS AND
GREY FLANNEL SUITS, SACK, PANTS AND VEST. ST
CHECK LINEN SUITS, SACK, PANTS AND vEsT...$s
CHECK MARsEMLEs SUITS. SACK, PANTS AND
VEST. .~......$s
WHITE LINEN AND DUCK SUITS :........'. .s11 to 20
BLACK ALPACA SACKS. 81 to 6
LIGHT WEIGHT CASHMERE SUITS, IN fancy mix
lures, and solid colors and BLACK DRESS SUITS
all our own make ct very low prices
FURNISHING GOODS, adapted to the season
uprTp arIrpTo fnnr nr1aIitiaa a. bO q and
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-25

q sNxw YoaK, june A..The steamship Fulton has
arrived from HaSre, and the Saratoga and HATTIE
rss from Richmond, and Louisiana from Newbern.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-25
ST. PAuI,e PARISH.

FIFTH PREoNcT.-cattle Creek Poll: Indian Fe
Muster House Poll; Middle Poll and summervil
Poll. .''h
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

sAsts Dsesnhss. 1A1ss Saa6IS,v III, I;
no message Of extended Ies.sh
Tie csuotssiesss Of ln6ien eGksA -;
dav conclodsd treaty Win she ChsrSte.
Indiana. q kansss msdifyine ~ ersetv n
July csn' 80 = 70 GLOW The tribe to sell
wht . known - ssueral lanas. eomprieine
about 500, 900 acres to the Atlans;e IA ~.
cific Railroad Company. -
This morning treaty vaa sntsrsd ;nte
with the Shavnees, Of Ksnsss. IN which
PROVISION was made TO remove them ;nso
Indian country: TREATIES have been made
with all the Kansas Indiana for their re-
novnl
WASHINGTON, March g. Consiaer.h,.
feeling exists in Alexandra. Va rela,i,. to
the colored people votlrg there TO-DAY for
municipal of5esss.
The Alexasdsis Gssssss s.v,: The idea
that the nesfses have ! sish6 . yote. srDws
out Of the passags q the Rscoustrv 49,
Bill. -
The washingAsa Chss.ie,. s.,. Th,, !.
the first election held 10 The Ssn;,, c,cn. ~
passage Of ths Rscoastruesien Bin. AZ
threats have besn uAdsby the reb,i elemeat
there, the loyal men fear that thev NAV 81.
ecute them on the negroes. and Il 4 vs,l for
all parties to understand that the lav viiI
be enforced against every ofFsnder. and II
the election oificess there refuse nero yot.
ing. they viii have to take The couse-
quences.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

The stare which gem the tirmsmens- Libsss
". Loyalty and Law ii u % 10 maze his.
scsy thai posterity shall rise up ana call rs
blessed.
The Congress which hes juAt passed away
has written q record that will lie long re-
membered BY the poor and fficndless whom
il did not forget. Nissrprcssnled or mis-.
understood By those who denounced il -
enemies; harshly, unjustly criticised by
some who should have been its friends,
has proved itself to be more faithful 10 hu-
man progress aud Liberty than any Of i,s
predecessors The outraged and oppressed
found In these Congressional halls ch.mpi-
oas and friends It's key note of policy was
protection. TO the down-troddcn. II auailed
not before the mightest, nor neglectcd the
obseafest II lifted the slave. whom the
nafien bad freed, . full statmes manhood
L placed On our statute booko ehe Civil
kiohte Blu - our National sMaeoa Chasta
-grandef than oil The snsctmesSo that hons
or the American code cd b I'll reeioos
where the civil Government had been dss>
troyed By vsnquishsd rsbsllion, Il de-
ciascd IS guaranty Of defencsso the weak
est, that freemen's hands should WELD free
men's ballots 1t proclaimed that there
could be no safe and loyal reconstruction
OF foundation of unrepentant rebels and
disloyslists
Fortunate it will be for us II, when we
ssuNender these seats to our SUCCESSORS. We
can point TO record which yill show on
our history's page like that Of the Congress
which>has just expired, thrice fortunate. If
when we leave this capital, our whole No.
tional structure shall be permanently re-
stored, resting on sure foundation stones of
loyalty, unity, liberty and right with
such convictions Of duty, come TO this
chair to administer your rules. but not a. .
partizan.
! appeal to you for that generosity, sup.
ported by which alone, presiding officer
can be sustained. pledging you in return an
infcxible impartiality, which shall be prov
en- by my deeds, and invoking on your de
alterations the favor Of Him Who holds the
destinies of nations in the palm of his hand.
am now ready TO take the oath Of Office
prescribed by law.
The Speaker was then sole,uuly sxorn
into Office by Mr.. Dawcs, the member hav>
ing been the longest in the service, and then
the Speaker proceeded to administer the
oath to the members by States.
The House. by resolution, elected Edward
Mcpherson, Clerk.
The Speaker announced that the Presi.
dent had signed the bill in reference to wool
and woolens; also the army appropriation
bill with protest.
Tho President's message on the same .ub-
ject was read and laid on the table.
The House adjourned at . o'clock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05
FROM EUnoPE.
Latest News by the Atlantic Tel.
egraph.

LAUGH -StW0 Oy UoO A0u0n91C Hex
egraPh.
LONDON, March 3-The Colonial Niniste,
has resigned for reasons connected with thu
reform question. The reform bill promised
by the Government will be presented in
| Parliament.
It n reported that dispatches have been
received here announcing that war has
broken out in India.
BERLIN, March 2-2P. k.-TIcrr Sieuson
has been chosen President Of the North
German Parliament.
The King Of Italy has given banquet "a
the members of Parliament.
LONDON, March Dispatches from Dub
lin announce the capture Of Col. O'Connor.
He was overhauled by the authorities Il
A,hlone, nearly 200 miles fr0m the scene Of
the instruction.
Lord Brousham made speech strongly
urging the adoption Of the principle Of
household suffrage.
FLORENCE, March 4-Garibaldi having
sent his sons to Crete, promises now to 20
himself and take up arms.
PARIS, March 4.-Strikcs for higher va
ges among the operatives Of France are very
frequent, and cause trouble, tending 10 in.
crease the price Of food.
The government commenced legal pre-
ccedlDgs in the Correctional Court against
Emile DeGarard, for leading editorial in
his journal, boldly .1i'iclsing the policy Of
BERLIN, March 4.-Bismark, to day, came
forward beio,e the North German Par!ia-
ment with draft Of the new constitution
Tor the confederation.
QuEsxsTowS, March THE steamer Aus
sra''aeian, from New York, arrived here thil
morning.
LONDON, March a. Evening. - Consol,
Closed At 81; 5:o0's. .3l; lii. Central. 7si
Erie, S6i.
FRANKsoar, March 4.-Ivsning. -Usited
States bonds. 75l.
LlvsRroor., March 4.-Evepiag. Cotton
closed steady 1t an advance Of I'd; niddlinl
al'lands are quoted at l3}; sales Of 10000
bsles. s,.sas.as
n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05
WAsMlneT0N.

WASHINGTON. March 4.-The First Ma.
tional Bank Of Newton, Mass, and the Frat
National Bank Of Hudson, New York, have
been placed in charge Of the CemptsolIes oil
the O0srsncy fes Investigation. II is ex-
pected that he laot named Bank will pay
oil losses end 20 q. The Merchants Ma
tional Bank of Baltimore viii not suspend
business. Tho Directors End stoekboldae
are wealthy sud viii par up The amount oi
de!alcation-
II b lius probable slas ny lbtsAf ues-
case VIII b sent y Cenggss ~ ~ preuis
dent. 80 short time having s1aPsed since
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05
rO1lTlErM CONGRESS-.

| WARRINGTON, March 5.--The Senate wa.
called TO order at 1920 by Wade, President
pro tenn, after Prayer by the Chaplain
| he first business in order was declared
to be the qualification of the new Senator.
they were sworn In the following order:
Cameron, Coroett, Conkling, Davis, Drake
Harlan, Howe, Morton, Morrell, Nye, Patter.
son, Pomerov, Sherman aud Trumbull
he Clerk called Thomas Swami, but he
was not present to respond
Mr. TrumbuIl presented the credentials
OF Senators from Nebraska, John NJ. Thay
er and L. w. Upton, and were sworn in ? ;
senators from Nebraska
On motion OF Mr.. Trumbull, tlsa.Serate
proceeded 10 classify the Senators from Ne>
braska. Mr.. Thayer drew class No. ., and
goes out in 1867. Mr.. Upton drew class
No. l. going out in 1857.
II was ordered that the hour Of meeting
Of the Senate be ~ o'clock.
On motion Of Mr.. Trumbull, committee
consisting Of Mr.. Trumbull and Mr.. Bucka-
lew, was appointed to wait on the President
and inquire il he has any communication to
make
The Senate ordered the Secretary of the
Senate to inform the House that the Senate
Vas ready to proceed to business. and then
on motion Of Mr.. Trumbull, the Senate ads
journcd.
The following 10 the. message concerning
the army bill
To the House Of Representatives.
The act entitled An oct for the support
of the army for the year ending June 3O,h.
1868. and tor other purposes,' contained
- Al ..h 4
These provisions are contained in the second
section, which. in certain eases. virtually
dsprives the President Of bic constitutional
functions % Commander in Chief Of the
army, and in the sixth section, which denies
70 States Of the Union their constitutional
right to protect themselves in any emereen>
cy BY means Of their militia. These bro
visions are out Of place in On appropriation
act, am compelled 10 defeat the necessary
appropriation il withhold my signature
itUm the bill. Pressed By these circum.
stances. ! feel constrained to return the bill
with my signature, but TO accompany il
9Th my protest against the sections which
have indicated.
tNgnedl AxDRsw JOHNSON.
HocsE.-Ths House, after confusion, sub.
sided.
Mr.. Mcpherson, Clerk Of the House Of the
Thirty ninth Congress. called the roll an
ring which the Representatives from Con
necticut, New Hampshire, Rhode Island.
Indiana and Kentucky did not respond.
Mr.. Wilson. Of Iowa. moved "a nroc.s,
70 the election ofa Speaker.
Mr.. Brooks arose. and after . spe.ch /,
which he denounced the organization OF the
House in the absence Of seventeen Stasea As
. revolutionary proceeding. and nresen,ea :
written pro,sst against il on the mart of shs
minority. The protect vas not received.
The House then proceeded to ths election
Of : Sneaker.
NJ. Colf.x was elected. and nm ..k;,. n.
ch.;, sroke A. c,,,a~s >'s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05
GEORGIA.

AucusrA. March AT meeting o.llsd
TO ccnsides the recon me ndation o. Governor
Brown, public opinion was divided three
fourth. OF the papers were Ia favor of &C.
ceptance, but the majority are strongly on ,
posed to it.
ATLANTA, March "A public meeting
was held to-day to consider tho condition
of the country. There was large attend>
ance
A resolution approving the terms q Mr..
Sherman's bill and the course OF Governor
Brown, was rejected.
The meeting then divided, the rninerity
approving Shermsns bill and vithdr, : i,r
and will hold meeting to- night. "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05
* .
ONO.

CINCINNATI, March 6.-CIayton's building
on the southeast corner Of Sycamore and
Columbia streets, occupied BY John X Nor
ris. jeweler, Thornton L Co., tsbacconists.
and ". {. Ames, druggist, was DESTROYED
BY fire last night. Loss about eco 900
partially insured.
Considerable snow fell yesterday along
The Ohio River. and there ne prospects q
another flood 1t Petersburg.
This morning the river 3 twcnty three
feet and five inches deep and still rising.
The snow 10 four inches deep as Ironton.
The river is about 40 high a Il was last
week, and is still rising.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05
IOWA i.

MrscArlSr, March 4.-The municipal
election in this city to day, resulted in the
success Of the Republican,, for tho 6rst
time.
Drs MONIES, March 5.-At the city cleo.
tion yesterday tho Republican candidates
for Mayor, Chief Of Police, Treasurer, As.
SCISSOR. and five Of the seven Aldermen
were elected.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

K.Scs1oS. March r. Eighteen Feniah
convicts whose sentences were recentlv
commuted to ~ years Imprisonment, a.
rived BY special train from Toronto thia p.
NJ, and were Immediately conveyed to the
penitentiary in open sleiehs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

~ Ache0clx'e Me1ac1aes.
TO CURE CONSUMPTION. the system must be
prepared 60 that The iungs will hsal Toaccomplish
this. The live. and stomach mus, rss br eeansed and
nm appetite created for good wholesome food. which,
by thefe medicines VIII he diecstcd properly and GOOD
healthy blood made thus building mp the conssifu-
ton. sctIES ks MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse the
stomach Of all biillous nucoas acS una atoms and
By usirg the Sea Weed Tonic In connection the APP
petite & restored,
scuExcK's rrLMoN1C SYRUP l. nutr.clous
a. well as medicine and by using III itrcc remedies
AL Impurities expelled from the system an good
Wholesome blood made. which win renel all disease
fpatisnts will take thess nsdiclnss occordug to d.
reciisusyc 0ssnOaso W. AsGsssny = - laststags
yiclds ssu11 - thsle ss1fsa. H. - plns fire.
eaeatlys - as1nn ~ Nv - seeoaeA- Il doe
nseSsosw - .bsennss - 1sWsb - ~ sosssve
shey asnU ssloAs1, lssssus0D \ AaesAas they
- asesase 4DauDA - - ~ hsaisAc.
Ind - agD00o 0on1D1 - o1sw - rul1ou1e eyrap
to sse0ns sDll1tev ssulnC psspaiy sAd sllay
shy irritation. Then N sAssis required 70 perform
psrnsssnt cuss - to psevsst takiag cold. Exefcse
about the - much ~ possible eat all the ri,h
est food-fst meat. game and. n FACT anything ths
Appetite Graves bnf be p1ticulsf and nAstcaie WELL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05
vlRel0jl.

RIcnxoSp, March 1.-THE resolution to
call State Convention vas referred 70 I
committee OF both houses Of the Legisla-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

ChtCDWO M0418Oes
OupoAoo. March 8.
Flour Market firm ON choice <rands, and
some holders asked higher prices, but the de-
oana was IN ostly to FIJI orders and confined =
specined brands Of spring extras. Thers - ht-
tie or no ejaculation in the market.
Wheat--The market Il actsvo but unsettled.
NO spring opened q s201 s2l3 but fell en-
ana closed duh at 90s{@l 81. with sellers q
the outside price; fresh receipts q sans i good
n,s.l.:g I'd shipfiag eeaes1 q ss % "; ne
= spnng scarce, with fair demand; sSx0S - ios
isesn ~ regular houses.
Corn-No quiet but 1rmsr, epsnfag q M
qua closing quiet st 1s9lc, q which thefe we.s
more buyers than sellers. neieessd = asmAad,
openIng q 6o@S03<e Aed elcotng q so1S0elc.
Oass-firA oad kigker. Win osre buy err than
sellers. ct II x@4lAc Ssr regular, aAd 4so4s1a
ior tresh receipts Of No :. :
Hys-Aesivs, Win 61aes sfftssA Ne l 8 &c
Ssc, end winter sane = 81 ssc. nessSy q M;
NO mesh sold at az. :,
Bar,sy-DuIl, viz 49, q tsusd lsts ~ !
viessr q 20; and ear Dots No , wfnser = north
dressed HeRs-ss6svs, aad choice lot. held
above buyers views ! he sales we're small md
q1nsasions difficult u sive.
Provisions-Frm.
per bbl
Gut neats--Held It " higA.e; elsss sides
sold . ic1Sc; loose SWEET picklsd hn1s held =
L.rd-Duil At ilxo,se for ssesn-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

NV10xON YIN 1OWN CNVNLHY.
HAVING hEEs sSGAGED IN TuE.PRAU
II tics Of Medisine and Surgery for the last
TwsHrS .sivE rssRs IN RMS SfArs. has ptrman-
entity located IN this city. and Offers his psofes-
vicinity. and hopper by his long experience with
the diseases of the climate, 10 merit aud r.ceiv
portion Of public patronage. s.4
Vice corner Of THIRD and Brady. ovsr iini
cav ,ewelry Store. scsidcnce in what VS. for.
ssseet. sbove the hs,dac. iuueS7 ar
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05


Ness Pork -Advasced 70 ~. and
| . nov held It 2i.cc.
Buls Aeaas-Firn as 5s{oeA.
Lard-ln demand. q i90t3ttc Tor country,
ed city Is held 1t lsk0l2isc.
1a0ow--llc ca
Butter-Uuil.
Eggs.--In demand At ledl,c.
Cheese--Stesay.
New YOP1E MARKET,
Nxv Yoss, March
Cottoa-Qaiet At 81.
Fieur Dull at tlo Sod II. 50 for Hoop Ohio,
essuW 10. 60 fer extra State.
"hra'-Duil and dropping at t220tl2.2l for
No: Chissgo EGO No Nil
Corn eQsc better l.os@l.ii FOR store and
l.l3Gni IA float.
Oats -Unchaneed. At 5seossc. for Western.
PORK Firmsr and more sctire new closing
q $40 %. aud cav ESQ ec.!5 for Old
Gut Aea1e--fisn. Tgl 80.
Lsrd-Quiet and heavy, = lst4ls<c.
Drsesed Hogs-se<ai6.
Whisky ~opiee ed sasaay.
s,e e;; for 1:s.:1 /, for Grade. ..a sse
Market e)0d, 1our steady Zoe medium. -
hesvy for inferior; the other articles cleesd %
above. a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05
NE W FIRM.
HARRISON 4 RoLFF
LAND .aGE,VTk

Osssos 70 Dosa 6e0sa q Fanss EAnumAG DAse
Nam eUn&nS. ks
HAvg f0R SALE % IMpRovgD FEtNs
led snd City properly 81 ri hi~ias -.
~ ~. ssassa - ~ busiassS pestaiaiae - ~
- hssess' decle-doe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

NEW CIGAR STORE

n .atR,FOED = LsCL.dlRE,
TAvrrE- THE PUBLIC 70 CALL At TN
X nsw suastars vhsn ssythisg u he line o.
TSbaevsy cigars sFsfoney Geedo,
ere wssted. They htSS : nm suppiy Of u
gredss. ssll sAs6p - guaesnees Ssstesaetioe.
y - eeess)iOn ~ W1OLE1AkE ~ III
~ t1eAf0 tal1t4 % - stook. hoy 49,
lnseirs the1f 80 eeefa enA - ~ = shs(n
= ~ stAse 49, = ths ny.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

1T was early In the spring Of 90 that THE COM
pound wae originated, mcmbes ofny family wes
dissgsccablc cough I had for come months pre-
vous Thought that preparation having for IL basis
the instdc bark Of white pine might be IN compound
cd ~ 10 DO very useful IN dscsscs Of the THROAT and
lconpOuaded email quantity II the medicine that
had brcn planning. and rave Il In teaspOonful do.
ser. The result wa-excecdingly gratifying. Within
two days the irritation OF tho throat was removed.
Soon after this Isent TO lady IN Londonderry,
" ~, who had been suffering for eome weeks from
a bad cough, occasioned by eudden cold and had
raised mucus streakcd with blood. She soon found
oft aud got well. j II. Clarke Esq. editor Of the
Manchester Daily Mirror msie n trial IL the same
preparation IN the care OF cold and
immediately. He Was highly pleased with the re-
suits. aud so confident In attending is sales.
u paced before the public, that he finally persuaded
me to give II name. and ecnd II abroad TO benefit
tho suffering. In November. ls5s fret advertisod
II under the name OF White Pine Compound In two
yearr from that time there had been wholesaled 10
Manchester alone one hundred doiiars worth whera
II took The lead 81 all the cough remedies in tho mar
kct. and II stll maintains that position There IL
good r.nson for this IL very soothing and he alinr
In Its nAture II warming to tbs stomach and pleasant
withal 10 the taste. and Ia exceedingly cheap.
"As n remedy for kidney complaints the White
Pine Compound stands unrlvaled. II not oriri-
rated for that purpose but psrson using II for a
cough was not only cured Of q cough. but was also
cured of kidney difficulty Of ten Year, standing
Since that accidental discovery many thousands have
used Il for tho came complaint and have been conn
plctely cuscd."
The above wss written BY DR. Poland, In 1880
Sinee then. NJ IN Manehceter. the White Pine Com
VOL - preparation for the cure Of Kidney dlhcnj.
tce. IN every city. town, village and hamlet Though
ont The Now England States.
This NEEDY 10 as safe and pleasant to take az e
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nAxurAcrvasas o

Carr1ago, and Fire Bolts, -
] 4osina lD1e s1xN8mA and ns4p6 0oauBu,
Wagon mnd Al<cln IBO1ts,
Gome1A and Leg &crcvvaS
.AGaclk3ne nnd SLOW ps0Aoev
| HroaGha lron AAtn6eUs OH 4
6rkSgo l6eIlA a1A Co. lw5 Il
~. 0p11cc Dnrn So 100 -
PitesbssGh. eoo03S1o
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

40 VIC u0llC
-
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS nay
j entered into ! Co-psrtnership for he nnr.
pose Of dong
General neal Hs.s.se. ks-. ..a
A.ife Insurance Agency.
under the 6rm Of
ROBERTS 4 CRlRnA1.I..
vDSSAO - VNMSOAD1s
Aus hope y strict attention % business and fair
oeaing, 70 snare portion ofthe patnonage Of the
people. All business entrusted TO our care will
n1su ~ ~a PIo"p.uess.
..s Ges 49,, v p.n. o.. .aa somi Ahey. up
1.se' SOnnei w. S'orc, DAven-
sAM'I, ROBERTs. JOS cRAynsn.
81 Derm,ssion " refer 10
HON. JOHN L. DAVIES.
q JOHN r. DILLON,
NESSRS. PRICE, CONNEK 4 CO.
q. W. CABLE / CO.,
DIR. J. J. DURTIS.
HON. b. LOWRY,
IRA N. CLIFFORD, Pres lst Natl Bank.
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A TTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT LAW
IA and War Claim Agent Ofioe Davenport
Hook, ID Floor, cor. Main Al d Second strecta
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05
C0LT0N'S SELECT ELAv0Rs,

or Choice Fruits. Spices. etc.
Delicious. yrtrtyv Pure, and or
gMrtr0fled .SSrength.
~ gvERY FAMILY SHOULD TRY THEM.
Their great succ&s 10 simply because "onethirdo o
The quantity y morn mas equal TO the ordinary Fla
voring Extract" and they are the
TRUE RfCH Fla vOR or THE FRyYTy
Those who desire tho best
fes9x tkem for thslr eaperior Aavos.
Those no ~ ish 20 EcOn0susxe
Seek then for their great strength
DEAlERs TREBLE THEIR SALks WITH THEM
LOVERS OF CHOICE Fl.AvORB IN CITIES
SUMMER RESORTS. AND EVERY
WHERE. SEEK THEME
References Ia lss,o and is1S-Iutyodurcd In Sp:-
(s0vesnosr itom each OF the New Eng!ald ststcs:
Professors, Literary and BnAnese men. known al
eves the United 6tstee: leading Hotel Propsietoss
and dcasss VIM seek tbs beet Zee circular VI rsfes
cncee.
SOLD ny 0focsss and Druggists.
Coiton's Fine Inlet ArficIes, Nos. ]. 2 and
3. and Tonic Eiiyer, and all his prep1ra.
tions. arc sold BIZ
nARNlsON q STALKS. and PARKS HOMKn
Davenport. Iowa.
chicago Wholesale Agents. FULLER. PINCH
FULLER ~ Market street. for all Coitou's Prepare
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