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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09
Allcoclt's Porous Plasters.
conn cuuaT Avn cOI1Gu CURED.

conein in Corning. who got me one Of your p
PIasters for my chest. was sore through me at
the time, could hardly speak or breathe. II was
felt comfortable. had suffered very much from
soreness Of the cheet with Dough and horsensss for
months: but your Plaster has cured me. and my
Yours respectfully, PHEBg PATCHFR,
Beaver Dam, Schuyler Co., N. Y, Sept 18th, 1866
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

Ihesvoste hrst e,ass Clyde built Iron steamers Of
THE ANCHOR LIMB
o. Trane-Atlantic steam packet shipe
sI1DeohA. Cale0Onla, CoMbr1o3
ntas Columbia, n00h0s
:, SAL ssn regnlariyto and from New York. RATES OF
rnSsAu - as low AZ By any other nrst class line
nFs ME ocean steamers are fitted mp IN every -
pect ~ insure the safety comfort and convenience q
.s~engsrs On very advantageous terma the Ancnef
on tne i,sn and English Railwaye, and the PRINCIPAL
1tee IN tne onited States; and also forward paseenge
very m"aerate rates to and from France. 0ermeny
&c ~ TINS Company does not employ runners, thoee
VINO wfsn pssaye tckess certificates Of passage to
send for their friends, any further Information VIII
pieascappy al any ofthe Compsny agencies through
out the states % a the head Office In New YORK 20
FRANCIS MACDONALD CO.,
New Y0sk, IN. lss6. How1ng GfsA.
]. y. 1vANU, AeD6
0ehosd1y DovuuGogs, l0Wos
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

fno New York 7sms Is severe upon
Chase, whom il says Of him: "Psliticians
who ars % ready to let every body know. on
demand, juSt whore they stand are quite
- ready to change their stand whenever
thsy thiak they can make any thing by e."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

Schencls'- Seaveed Tonic ms
medicine. invented by DR.. j. II. ScuESeK, OF Phiia-
delpha is intended TO dissolve the food and mahe 1t
into chymc the first process OF digestion. y clean-
sinc the Stomach with Schenck Mandrake Pills, the
Tonic soon restores the appetite and food that could
no. be eaten before using it viii be easily digcsted
Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck's Pulmo-
mic Syrupuness the stomach and liver is made healthy
and the adpetit restored hence the Tonic and Pills
are required in nearly every case OF consumption. A
half dozen bottles OF the eEAwEED TONIC and
three or four bhscs OF the MANDRAKE PILLS will
cure any ordinary case Of dyspepsia
d. ScHxsok makes professional visits In New York,
Boston, and at his principal Ofice in Philadelphia
every week. See daily papers OF each place. or his
pamphlet consumption for his days for visitation
Please observe. when purchasing. that the two like
nesses Of the Doctor one in the last stage of Con-
SUMPTION and the other ~ he is in perfect health
are on the Government stamp
Sold by all Druggiets and Dealers, price 81 .sier
bottle or 81 so the halfdorcn. All letters for adv
should be addressed to Dr. Schenck Principal ONCE
No Is North Eth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
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TO YOUNG EN-.

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

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Formerly Of james Loci Hospital, Custom
House Street, New Orleans, La.
Est sblis h G Il in 1850,
And located IN Chicago for the last six years,
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Chicago, ILL.,,
Noarly opposite his Old Once.
Where he NAV be consulted upon the treatment
or Chronic, .Meresrial
Syphi5iftc, SrrOltslOsss,
And ell
Blood and Skin Diseases |!
And Disorders of .
Contagious vcnereal Character.
Cures them without resortng to Mercury. Iodide
Ponssii Arsenic. or any poison, but with Neutral
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OnaAsio WsAksEss, such ~ Seminal Weakness,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09
GOLDEN DAY

q GOLDEN DAY
HIS s,v,.s for 4 who desire TO Iesume In age one
of the most rlorioas gft- OF youth-the magnificent
black or h,owu ,Ingc viii h renders the hair an ir
resis.ihle element Of personal attraction.
INSTANTANEOUS BEAUTY
springs from, tie application OF but one hair dye in
the world That chemical elixir contains the vital
pr,ne,pe aud he soloring matter with which nature
nou,ishes the m st beautiful Of the sill ken fabrics
wherewith che atorns the
HEADS OF HER FAvoRITEs.
Ne.s u -, ia that this wonder Of civilization is
CuRisTApoRo's HAIR DYE
the ynost y.niqi harmless, wholcsome. and certain
n,enara,,an o kind in the whole universe. Manu-.
fac,ured nv j CRlsTADORO, 9 Astor Honse. N.
Y. sold bv Dras ,ste. Applied by Hair Dressess.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09
Sold BY 1to, 900 Druggists, to whom We refer -
theio su perioe Qualities.

OF Children die annually OF
Group Now, mothers 81 you would epend 80 cents,
and always have bottle of DR.. Todias Venetian Lin
imcnt in the house. you need fear loosing Jour
nov ~ yeara since have put up my LIT imcnt. and
never heard Of child dying Of Group when my Lin
imen was used but hundreds Of cases OF cures have
been reported TO me. and many etate ~ WAS xiVpsr
hottie thew won not he without IL. Besides which.
IL &c rtain cnre Cuts. Burns. Headache Tooth.
ache. Sore Throase. sweiling-. Mumps, Cello Liar
rho n, Dyaertcry, Spasms, Old eores ana fsines IN
The Rack and Chest No one once tries il who IL
ever without II Il warranted perfectly s e To take
internally Full Directions with every bottle SOLD
nv the Druggists, Depot. SO Cortianit street, N l..
There IL nothing like Or. vepau's French fiils Tor
keeping the complexion fresh aud entirely Zee from
pimples The cause Of which IL tha' II re.na'es 'he
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

OOeerv0taOnS ny sDOah DIlu1Dge.
II . man wants tcw get at his aktual d.
mansions let HIM visit grave yard.
II any man wants to I've An old bachelor,
aud get sick 1t boarding tavern. and have
q back room in the 4th story, and q red
haired chambermA;d bring his water cruel
to him in tin wsshbasin, have alwus sed,
and stick to it yet, he has got perfek
rite to do il.
Owing to the high price and starcity Of
veal in M York sitty. menny Of the FIRST
families are using artificial calves. They
say il helps TO finish out the leg Of mutton
fust rate.
When man loses his hclsh then he fust
begins to take care Of il. This is good
Judgment This Is!
1t is getting 30 now-a-daxe, II . man can't
cheat in some way. he ain's happy.
Success in life IL apt TO make ~ forge.
the time Ne wasn't much. Il 10 % With
the frog on the Jump; he can't remember
that he was tadpole-but other folks can.
An individual. tcw be . fine gentleman,
has either got TO be born SO or be brought
up to Il ftom infancy he kant learn sud
denly any more than he kan learn 10 talk
irJnn correctly ty prac,icing On . tommy
| hawk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

vsrn,py ..,rs,ns and efec i've can be taken By the
oldiet person or youngest child;
you have Cold ifeve, so slight 90 not fall H,s 2
His hsi. i, in the reach OF every one that they
may siways Keep i; eonvenient for use;
The timely 81 2, cen. bottle win o'sen prove
d&wly. sold ~ AL Irnr S.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

May I, =. ep,cher. Esq. No. 2o5 West 3sth street,
from Incipiert Cor sumption.
May 3. r. knupter, Esq. 1863 Division st., u,
from Obstinate Catarrh, and lis wife from bodiiy
Weakness
June ii, IT, Cohen. Franklin street, n. y. General
ConditiuA Improved.
June 10. Mira. johanna Fucbs. IA spring street, ~
Y. strengthen after Typhus Fever.
June 10, II. A. krvpp, Rochester, n L.. Lungs
Strengthened. -,
June 6, Gustav Hume, No. Ss' Eigntn avenue ~.
Y. Cannot be wfrheuiit It..
June 80 l.. L. Lee. Essex County Port Henry
has done him good.
May u. w. NJ OLIVE. Montreal, Canada-is nearly
out orders more.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09
evOlsing 1bfscOv cries I'm she City
Of Mexico.


csyune.
a company Il Frenchmen are engaged
on very singular enterprise in this city,
Nhich partakes very much Of the charac-
Ten Of the ''Mariha's Vineyard search after
hidden treasure. The parties spoken cf
have purchased the old convent San Do
miugO, ana are ut work excavating tun-
ncls beneath the same, hun,ing for treasure
supposed to have heen put in secret vaults,
said to exist there. by the catholic priests
some years ago. They have already mad
the discovery II an underground passagr
leading from the convent to massive pile
Il buildings known a. the Inauisition,"
standing on the opposite side of the street
Several bodies have been exhumed already
which bear the appearance Of having been
buried alive. They have thus far been
found enclosed in the walls. One was in q
perfect state OF preservation, and had the
appearance ofhaving been a man Of rank :.
His clothes were even almost wholly intact,
and were richly embroidered in gold. The
priests of the city are greatly annoyed at
these revelations. and have made many ef
forts to stop them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

Sold at druggists and grocers': Persons wishing
agencies might apply to HoG' Malt E.traet Depos.
az Broadway, N. T., or LANSFElDI, THoDE
CO., Sole Agents. Davenport. Iowa.
WANTED-Everv man feeling the effects Of .
habit contractd In YOUTH 10 send his name and "a
dress with cent stamp for return postagel to Dr.
ELnxn GopBxE, Box 1870, Philadelphia, "a, VINO
will inform them Of method by which they can DC
cured. and the vigor Of youth restored. auR3-6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

both broad and marrow. Of any desired Width. -
Win vas@ey Of harness movement, arranged wisA
one or plrality Of shntties Tor Ylannels. Do0ss,
nsosaeloshb, Ae.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

The Healing Pool, and House of
MERCY. Howard Association Reports, for YouNa
Msx. an the Crime OF Solitude, and the ERaoRs. Asu
sEs and DISEASES which destroy the manly powers,
and create impcdiments 20 MARRIAGE. with sure
Of reliof Sent In sealed letter envelopes free
OF charge. Address. DIR. J. sKILLlN HOU fHTON,
Howard Association. philadelphia. Pa. ecp23d& w3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09
C1RCUfG.AHs SAWS

With Emerson's Patent Movable Teeth,
These Saws cut More and Better Lumber In the
same time, and with LEES Power, than any other Saw
In the world, with Less Expenditure OF Labor and
Files TO keep In order amp smaller. Also
Emerson's Patent Gauging and Sharpening Swaes
for spreading the Points Of Saw Teeth Send for
Descriptive Pamphlet, with Price List.
AMERICAN SAW COMPANY.
1Jacob It,, near Ferry st.. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09
New Cares by 110G's salt Ex.
erace nDeveraRe - Health.

May go. W. 8. Brown. Eco
Olean. Cass Co from Hem
orrhage Of the lungs.
D May Is. Chss Rein, ESQ /,
hid St. and sih avenue, MY.
from disease of the Chest.
May %, Mrs. W. Edwards,
n. Y. Theatre. Sore Throat.
May 10. +. W. Wilkinson.
ESQ. No II Beaufort avenue,
Brooklyn. General Debility
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09
STEA MSHIPS.

For Rremep vic Southampton
New Work Il Bremen Steamship
Company.
First Glass U. S. Mail steamships
ATLANTIC, NORTHERN LIGHT,
BALTIC, WESTERN METROPOLIS
Che0pesa Lane.
LEAVE PIER NO. IS NORTH RIVER ON EVERY
OTHER SATURDAY. FOR
?OWtm0sm peO0 000 1SfeSneoe
laking passengers to Southampton Havfe and Bro
men a. the following rates, payable tn Gold or 10
Fret Cabin, $40; secosd cabin rs; stsersge -
70 London or Paris, Is additionally
FROM Bremen. Southampton, &c, to New iofk--
sset cabin. 11lo: second cabin SeS: eteesege ~.
hACuRSiON TICKETS, OUT AND HOME:
Fs Sao'o. &2l0: second cabin, el30 eteesa SaV.
csanng dayv from New York and Bremen:
ana Is june I, IS. ana %; July 10, ena -;
Angus. 10 and - Sept. Z, and 81 Oct. B, and H.
ISAAC TAYLOR.
mayltd President. % Broedway.
JOHN p sTlRBOLT, Agent, Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

Tho CuaATrvB gALsAM
"a Warranted. II used &C.
c rding b. Directions. b
care 10 all cases. Coughs,
Colds. Group. whoopsng
Coayh. Asthma. and all
affections oftheThrost and
Lungs.
Madame Zadcc Prrter'e
Ba'sam is q purely vcgcf-
able Expectosant, pfepas.
Ell with great care and aci-
entiflc skill, from comb.
ra.ion og the he~. remedies
the vegetable kingdom AZ.
fotds
Its remedial qualities apo
based on IL power 70 aReise
the healthy aud Vigorous
ejaculation Of the Blood
through tine Lunae.
Il enlivepe the muscles
ard assistNthe skin TO per
form the duties Of eguls
tiog the heat Of the eysesn.
Odin gently throwing d
the waste substance from
the eurfAcs Of the BODY.
ltlo0eena the phleem, IN.
dnees free splitting, ana win
be found very agreeable 10
the taste IL 10 not . vio-
lent remedy. hut omOllienN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09
BROAD CROMPTON

ssr " and NARROW LOOMS Sosek goods, M .
twenty four harness capacity; opsrssine three =
four shuttle boz eompastnmts q saeA eide Of -
lathe especially sdspted TO al descriptions Of ese-
Ton and WOODEN goods including Ymey Casoinavs,
DalmOSnls, |Shawls, &c.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-08-21

mnrderer's feet bitches Of dilemma, and
held up the slandarer to the scorn and
c"ntenp Of the p"puiacs Having thus
girt him about with circle Of fire, he
stripped himself TO tho work OF nassacfe
Oh! then It WAS q vision both glorious
and dreadful to behold the orator. His
actions became as impeiuous rs the mo-
ton Of an OAK in a hurricane. His voice
became trumpet fIlrd with wild whirlr
pools, deafeuing the air with the crashes
OF power, and vet interming'ed all The
wh,le With a sweet undersong Of the sof,
cadence. His forehead glowrd like
heated furnace, his countenance ~as hsg
gard like that Of maniac, and ever and
anon be flung hs long aud bonv arms on
high as il g,s.pine ~fter thundetbol;s.
Tie drew a pictare of murder in such
appalling coIers that in coupsrison hell
itself might seem hiau,ifuI he painted
the slanderer So black tba, the sun seem
cd dark At nooday when shining on such
mons'er. And then fix ny both por
traits on the shrinking Hopkins. fastened
them forever. The agitation of the au.
deuce amounted almost TO madness
All at once the speaker descended from
the perl'ous height His vo;r. waited Cut
for the murdered dead and iving-the
beautiful Mary, more beautiful every mo
ment as her tears flowed fas,er-till men
wep, ard sohhed like children
Fl" closed bv a strange eahorta,ion to
the jury, and through them to the hy,
ISLANDERS. he advised The p-nnel. after
thev should bring in verd ct for the
plaintiff, not TO "frr whence tn the lie
i-ndan, however richly he might deserve
1t; in other words. mot to lynch the
vIllsih, hn, leave his punishment with
God" This was the most ar,ful trick Of
all. and best calculated 10 insure venger
anes.
The jury returned verdic, Of Hhy
thousahd dollars; and the night alter.
wards ilopk,us WAS taken out Of his bed
hv lynch.rs and beaten almost to death
a. the court Nd urnsd the stranger
said (:
"J"hn TAYLOR ~ill preach here this
evening At early candle light"
lie Gid preach. and the irnu.e "a.
crowded have listened TO Clav, Web
ser and Calhoun to Dwight. Bascom
and BeechSt-hut never heard ANYTHING
IN the form Of sublime words even sp
proxima,'ng to the e'oqnercs Of Joho
I"y'or-mas-'~e ~ monntsin, and
wild rushing asa cataract Of FIRE"
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A FATHRR KILLED nv u1s Sow

A FATHER KILLED by HIS SoN.-A
brutal murder case occurred at Peoria,
Iowa, on Tuesday morning, Esd ult. II
seems that an old man by the name Of
Ellis Jones had decided away all Of his
property to his sons, with the condition
that they should support him the rest of
his We. 90 Tuesday morning quarrel
srotNpotween the father and q son, Is
yssss &c, about most trivial NATTER
Daring the alteration the con drew q
pistol and sbot the father 10 the left aide,
iuhic,ing wound which caused his death
in six or eight hours. Public opinion in
that neighSorhood seems 10 iucline to the
belief tba, the affair WAS a premedi, ted
one, coneocted by the brothers, and ,ha.
the boy who committed the act was mere,
ly made the tool Of the older but more
cowsrdIy opea.
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Pine Straw.

In 1869. employed as manscer on
nv small plantation An experienced far
mer, As well ~ man Of much prsctical
sense. In o"r contract. it WAS stipulated
that was to furnish hands and transpnr,
ta'ion 10 manure his potato patch With
pine straw, and the idea heing q novel
one 10 the, watched hi. proceeding.
with some interest. The spot selected
was portion Of field Of poor erav-llv
brownish clay soil. which bad been in
cultivation longer than he or had been
living. The straw used from the short
leaf or cold f-d" piue-no other kind
gro~ing on my place. Well, The potato
patch ~a. covered with tkis in January
or Fehrnsrv, TO the depth OF 3 10 9 inch.
and the land previously hroken) "turn
ed over" M other manure was appiiad.
90 my own patch ] put a boun'ifui sup
p'v Of COW pen manurs-ihs land being
fresher and better than his. The culture
was the same. His weld Of POTATOES
~ss At least IS par cent hs,,sr than mine.
In the fall The whole field was so~n in
oats. and from the time they came up
until thew ~ere harvested, the difference
between 'hoss in the "po'a,o patch" and
the rsst Of the field. was psrcep'ib's at
the distance Of one to three hundred
ysrds-;hs former having mach ,he
strongest and most healthy appeasanco.
and the WELD was pr"por'ions'.lv hsner.
The next yesr the effects Of the Pine
S'raw were .strikineiv Observable 10 the
corn. s witnessed hv savs'al nriehhors
Lilesville. N. @ Nav 1867. ERL.
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The Cornucopia of 1857.

The following, from the ST. Louis DEM
oeraf, will be read by our commercial
friends with more than ordinary interest.
II is a subject worthy Of serious reflection,
to be read attentively and pondered over
with more than ordinary care: "
The courtry laughs with an abundant
harvest. Throughout the greater part OF
Illinois, this State, and Kansas, the crop
already partly harvested has been very
large; the promise Of the crop not yet
gathered in, not only in these States, but
to the Northward, is very bright and
from the South aud East all reports con.
cur in representing the yield as exceed
ingly abundant. Famine is TO longer
feared. Spectators in grain count their
losses. and consumers already rejoice in q
fall Of prices. The country is richer al.
ready, and feels it. Some estimate that
the crop Of 1867 alone would more than
half pay the national debt.
1t is not merely in the actual increase
Of wealth that this bountiful harvest will
do good. 1t will make life easier for all
laborers and consumers. To the poorer
classes, especially, the abundance Of prof.
visions, bringing low prices. will be pc.
culiariy grateful. Bot this is not all
Agriculture is the basis Of all our prosperi.
ty. When this fails, everything stagnstes.
The blood in all the veins and arteries Of
busines, flows feebly. With bountiful
harvest. It bounds gladly through the
pulses, fresh, vigorous and full OF life, the
strength returns, and activity becomes q
necessity.
Millions Of dollar, have been LOCKED up
waiting for this harvest. Business Of alt
kinds has waited; enterprise Of The ut.
most importance has been checked fnar.
c'al depression has prevailed Mr.. Nc.
CuIloch has locked gloomy, and the re.
ce'pts from internal revenue have fallen off
nearly forty per cent. Everybody was
sailing under close canvass, expecting q
squaI!. The storm cloud has passed.
The Wall street barometer, with rising
stocks, predicted fair weather. The sky
is clear again, and every one feels that
business must now revive. Confidence.
the parent OF prosperity, returns. The
farmer receives handsome sum, and puts
no small part oft into circu lation at once.
The money starts machinery that had
stood idle; isvives trade that had been
dormant.
The crop. once harvested, must be
moved and Manufactured {; the great army
OF people engaged 10 Transporting from
, producer to consumer, or preparing the
food. for consumption, already anticipate
y. brisk business. Prices fail. and profits
r now become possible in many branches o.
business that have stagnated because Of
b the cost OF living. So the magic influence
q extends through all the articles and veins
OF trade and commerce, just as the sunny
glow Of the rich wine dances through the
9 blood. even to the tips oftbe Singers, until
every part OF the body feels the gen,sl
n stimulus. And we only hope that the
g country, instead Of bending it's new ener
g g'es to the work Of increased production
n may not rush wildly into speculation.