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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04
TERMS OF PAYMENT.

These lands are sold on credit or fer cash. A
deduction often per cent. from the credit price
10 nsde 70 those who purchase for cash.
ExAMPLE.
Forty acres. at Is per acre. on credit; the
principal, one quarter cash down balance. one
two and three years. At per cent interest. IN
advance, each year.
Interest Principsi.
Cash payment. -"
Payment in one year. .......e.so co
Payment in two yesrs... .4.so oo
The same land may be purchased for e2ss in
eash.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04

PREPARED OIL Of PALM AND MACE,
Fer nsrcserviag, laesa0riog and
Beauty ing the Hair.
Aad 10 the most delightful and wonderful article
the world ever produced.
Ladies' win ind II not only certain remedy to Re-
store Dnsken and Beautiiy the HAIR but alec deeis
able article for the Toilet. Il = highly pcsfumed
with rich and delicate perfume inde pendent Of the
ragrant odos II the OLE Of Palm Of sce.
The Marvel Of reru.
new and beautiful perfume, which In dchcacy Of
scent, and the tenscity with which II clinxs 20 the
In ndkcschief and person. IL unequalIed.
The above articles for sale BY oil Druggiste and
Perfnmers ct 81 per bottle each. Sent by express 10
any address BY proprietor.
T. ". WRIGHT b CO.,
oc9O1yl 100 Liberty Street. New York.
CHAPPED HANDS AND FACE, SORE LIPS. &c.
cured at once by tac use Of Hegeman's CAmphOr
lee with Glycerine keeps the hands son In the cold
Get weather. See that you get the genuine FOLD BY
Druggiste feb11. d3m
nELMnOLDS EXTRACT BuCHU and lxraovRp
Ross Wash cufes secret and delicate die sdefs In al
their stages. at little cxpenec. little change In
Diet no convenience and no exposure. II II pleas
ant IN taste and odor, immediate In It, Acti00. and
rec nom all mi urious properties. [feb5-dkwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04
Nip the Evil I'm the Bud.
1Dr. WHITTIER.
1874 South Clark Street Chicago. III.

Has for many years mGde the
treatment Of private diseases hrs
businass and study. Syphilis
lin all its forms, elect and STRIFE
lures. Particular attention Civ
en- to old standing cases, which
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04

MISGUIDED MEN.
AND fuE Law OF CHARirY AND nnncY.
HowAnD RsaASs. on the Errors. Abuses and Diesa-
sss Which form the bass Of he G:avsst Maladiss In
Ne Asst eye Of man. and fsasfuy sep tho Vital pow
era, With OF relief Gent In scaled lettes
snveloges, FREQ Of charge. Address. DR. :skiLI!N
HOuGHTON, HoWssd Association. Pht1sdelphia
Pa. lambda w3m
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vl0OR are re-
gained BY HsLnsoLD's ExrRAcR BucHu. [i5dAwiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04

The same land may be purchased for cess in
pash
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04

We are indebted to the Washington cor.
esppndent of the Nae cheek Press for the
following graphic sketch OF the career, trials
and trpulstons of u Washington sierx.-
Many will recognize and fully appreciate its
lights and shadows:
Sir, Washington is the dcvil>iish ,lcs-
II hrn Nv Xi.inr Hmm L.. Lna. frnr
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-02

NAvIcArIoN: OF THE WiscoNsIN.-Maj.
Suffer, with the surveying party under
his command, arrived here on Thursday
evening. Three weeks have been occupied
in the survey between Portage and this
place. The party consisted of forty-eight
persons. They have roomy fatboat
butt for the purpose, thirty-eight feet in
length and drawing two feet of water. We
accepted an invitation from Maj. Suffer,
whom we found to be a perfect gentleman,
TO visit him on board his boat, where we
found his assistants busily occupied; in
drafting and figuring. "A military discip-
line was observable in all the arrange
inents. The Major told us that the result
Of the survey, which has been made with
the closest attention to details, furnishes
assurance that the Wisconsin can be made
navigable even more favorable than his
exploration made last fall promised, The
river is at present very low, but no diff
Guilty was experienced in navigating il.
The dredge boat will arrive from Prairie
du Chien before long, and the Major thinks
that the company Will run no risk in put
ting on steamboats, at once. The most i'm
portant thing is to get boats with the ne
cessary steam power, built short and wide,
and easy to handle.-Sauk City Pioneer,
l4M.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-02

PscuLrARfTfEs OF LANGUAGEs.-In all
hot countries men use, in speaking, a mul.
titude Of vowels, which are oil pronounced
by greater or lesser apertions of the mouth,
in breathing and in speaking, and use We
nv few cOnsOnants, all of which are produ-
ced by more or less complete interruption
e the breath, and contact, or even closure
Of parts, among the organs Of speech. Any
one who examines the Italian language
will find, therefore, about sixty vowels in
every one hundred letters and in the Ota-
heitean (Tahitian) language, which sounds
more it is said about seventy-6ve or eigh-
ty vowels in every one hundred letters
The pfoposition is very different in Eng
lish, in which consonants preponderate |;
and if we examine the language Of Lap
land, or Greenland, or of the Arctic Ameri-
can Esquimaux, we shall find that there
is an enormous number Of consonants in
their more than sesquipedalian words, and
that more of these are cultural, a. they do
not like TO open their mouths to the cold
air sufficiently to pronounce the labial,
dental, or lingual consonante, much less
the yowels, and least of all the more open
of the novels. This is universal law
though immigration or colonization, or the
ancient transportation of a whole nation
by q tyrant conqueror, may sometimes
present an apparent exception or anomaly
by our finding language or a people, or.
iginally temperate or torrid, in q frigid
zone, or rice rcrsd.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-02

100 Solid Gold Hunting $3.50 to $50
100 Magic Cased Gold Mediterranean. 200 10 500
100 Ladies' Watches. enameled 100 to 300
200 Gold Hunting Chronometer d0....... $50 ~ 300
200 Gold Hunting English Levers 200 to $50
300 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches. ..... $50 to 200
5U0 Gold Hunting American Watches.... 100 to go
500 Silver Hunting Levers. .......... 50 to 80
500 Silver Hunting Duplexes........, Is to $50
500 Gold Ladies' Watches. so to $50
1000 Gold Hunting Laplnes. $50. .. .. .... so to IS
900 Miscellaneous Silver Watches........ 50 TO 100
$500 Hunting Silver Watches............. rs to 10
5000 Assorted Watches, all kinds........ Toto IS
3 ~ Every patron obtains watch bv this arrange
ment costing but $l0 while It may be worth $780,
No Partially shown.
Messrs. Hill, Porter I Co., and Dey Street, New
York City, wish to Immediately dispose Of the above
magnificent stock. Certificates, naming the articles
placed in sealed envelopes, and well mixed. Hold
ers are entitled the articles named their certi-
cate, upon payment of $1l, whether it be watcl,
worth $3.50 or less The return of any of certi.
Gates entities you to the article named thereon upon
payment. Irrespective Of Its worth. and article
valued less than $40 10 named on any certifcate,it
will ut 1nce be seen that this IL
No Lottery, but a straight: forrardcd legiti-
mate Transaction, schich may be partic-
iDUfed IN even Lu the most fastidi0us.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-02
The Dayton Journal tells the following

"yarn y as-e4ss Sra rs
:" A few months ago gentleman moved
to this city, and purchased nice property
and among other things to contribute to
his convenience and comfort, procured a
fine horse and a very genteel carriage
"A likely colored boy was employed at q
fair salary to take charge Of the establish
ment, and discharge the numerous duties
which would arise around well-regulated
homestead. For time things went on
smoothly with Chores but lately he
seemed out of spirits, and seldom smiled.
His employer observed this despouaent de-
meanor of sChores,' and he determined to
.et at the bottom of it. Perhaps he was
in love But no matter. Taking Chores
aside one day, when he looked more gloo-
my than usual, he inquired. considerably,
what allied him. well, you see, Mas'r,
began Chores in a sort Of tragic style,
You's got ony one boss, while all de GEM
men bout hea' has two an all de boys,
ia calls me one-hoss niger an IS l
cafi't stan dat, 'spect n have TO resign
| likes you fuss rate, Mas'r, an I'd ike to
stay if you had two bosses, but you see
how it am-de boys, da can't quit holler-
ing-sdar' go dat one-hoss niger ~ Not
wishing to lose the services of SO valuable
m assistant, second horse was purchas-
cd, and Chores became q two-horse mig
ger.' if.t7 CtI1if0n
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-02

A GENTS WANTED-s1O to $40 day, to
IA Introduce our new STAR sHCTTLE SEWING
MACHINE. Price 500: Il uses two threads, and
priced machines make the Chain Stitch.
Each Agent furnished with copy Of Letters Pat.
ent Exclusive territory given. Send for circulars
- s. Il. HENDERSON 3 CO.
Sole gents for the West and South,
3mS06 3O3 N. 4th St., 81. Louis Mo.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-02
AND HOUSE OF NERO

Howard Association Reports, for Young Men, on the
Crime Of Solitude and the Errors, Abuses and Diseas
which destroy the manly powers. and create mped
iments to Marriage, with means Of relief. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes, fee of charge. Address
DIR. J. sKILLIN HOU0HrON, Howard Association,
philadelphia, Pa.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-02

The worm is said to making sad havoc
with the cotton in Mississippi, Arkansas
and Tennessee.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-02
Great Watch Sale!!

ON the POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN.
Giving every Patron Handsome and
Reliable Watch for the Low Price Of
Ten Dollars! without Regard to
Value, and not to be paid for unless
Perfectly Satisfactory.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-02

single certificate will be sent by mail, postpaid,
upon receipt of Is cents; FIVE for 81; eleven for 81
thrtythree and elegant premium for So; sixty six
andsa more valuable premium for $40; one hunc red
and most superb watch for SIS. To agents those
seeking employment this is rare opportunity. 1t
legitimately conducted business, duly authorized
by the government, and open to the most careful
Address HILL, PORTER Z co.,
667 and Dey g., New York.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-04-25

SUGAR KETTLES AND cAULDRoNS
OF all sizes constantly on hand 49,

Special attention given to
Jobbing 10 Tin, Copper and Sheetlroh,
at lowest possible rates.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-04-25
G9t Yaet's 9tpartmsllt.
THE TWO APRILs.


1onng April treads light in the woodland.
And smiles through her tears ID the lane
And the sun Of the old, old spring-tide
Falls arm on her cheek again.
The breath of the old dead breezes
That blew IN the face of the boy.
Cfeeps back from my life's faded meadows
With whispers Of Hope and of joy.
The iarks that heard in my childhood.
Hid deep in the bending blue.
Sing yet Of the same old heaven.
TIL that heaven comes almost true.
singyet Of the loving and longing
For the beauty of lar-off skies.
Of the pleasures that spring like flowers
Round the steps of the gentle and wise.
Aud 1 wake from my dread despairioe
Like trembling child at night,
And lol through the darkness of sorrow
Hope walks with her calm, glad light.
And still, as she passes by me,
see my pale dreams revive.
And the JOY and the courage of SPRING time
Make the dead. cold heart revive.
Y world thou art surely youthfull
But the sapling shall grow tree.
Thou too has soft green April
Shall bring the great summer to thee.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-04-25
THE WRIT OF HA1EAs CORPUS
AN INCIDENT m IRIsH HIsroRr.


In the year l795 Tone, then . youns
man, became compromised With the So
eiety Of United Irishn1en, an Organization
having for its object the Independence ~
Ireland. He fed to this country. bri1o-
ing with him his wife and children. and
al his worldly possessions zAtthaf lime
France was in the heat of q reyoluti5p.
and ct war with England. Tone, restless
IN his exile, conceived the plan of engaging
the French government in an EXPEDITION &
fer the c0nquest Of Ireland. fFe secfossed
the ocean, appealed to the French direc-
tory, and soon persuaded them to uhaer-
take the execution Of his favorite scheme.
Several expeditions were fitted out. but
were disbursed by storms. Tone accom-
panied them all, with the rank of adjutant
general in the French army. Finally.
the vessel he was ip was captured. after
desperate resistance, by an English fri-.
gate, and Tone being recognised hy an
old acquaintance, was a. once. bro,1pht
before 3 court-martial for trial. He st-
tempted no defence. So far from denvinol
the acts charged against him. he admitted
them all, and gIoried in them. ssUnder
the flag Of tne French fsphblic,n said he
70 the court, Il originally engaged wifi
view to save and lberate my own country.
For that purpose l have repeatedly braved
the terrors Of the ocean, covered as knozv
i to be, with the triumphant feet Of that
power which it was my glory and NV
duty to oppose. I have sacrificed NV
views IN life; ] have courted poverty; / 4
have left a beloved wife unprotected, and
children whom l adored, fatherless. At.
ter such sacrifices in cause which have
always conscientiousIy considered as the
cause of justice and freedom. it is no great
effort at this day to add the sacrifice of |
my life" And then he added s.I wish
70 spare the court all useless trouble. The
charge against me, presume. is that / F!
have been found in arms against the SOL
disrs OF the king Of my native country |
admit the accusation IN its most extended |
sense From my earliest youth / have |
regarded the connection between England
and Ireland rs thelcurse of the Irish ma
lion, and felt convinced that while Il lasted |
his country could never be free or bahnv
As to that connection, therefore. I repeat /
{, all that has been imputed TO me. words
writings and actions, I here deliberatelv /
lvow. l have spoken and acted with re- /
lection and on principle, and am ready to /
meet the consequences Whatever be the /
sentence of the court, I am prepared for
Z Its members viii surely Discharge
heir duty shall take care NOT to 6a
wanting IN mine - The sentence of fbe
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-04-25
NUMBER Is


@he sat il Der bourbon. : n;ct.-.. 81
l2ze and eenkIeness Her dreamy eve.
Eezfs4 on piece Of beef steak wins S, -
E'zz on tie kitchen table. I;.,6I;ne =
Iza1pau, vas just zf this tirna szs<s;,,r.
in<o seventeen. She Was nazse<sss = -
8 3 sazsgiai!' IN excursion bat nice
L.sE5 q galfeE boots, = pairo[ laIss bres----
e. on nes matter What thess we're.
a pEeJecslng proboscis, enough n ifsslf =,
bewitch Chinaman. She plaved a ~.
piano, painted landscapes. ate corn-haer
and cabbage, etc. She had q sslelle~ ;.
His name was Sam. He bore tra;ts' &c
having q good mother, for his old pants
which hung in his bedroom. were natcbe-3
upon the knees and other places fboreos
ou. I'm wandering. There Pauline sat.
e hsIless as bootjack, and as silent as
mute Her dainty little hand held :
photograph: With a superhunan effort
she kissed it. Kissed It four Zines
1nen buFst-drat the pen, and ink. fbev
couldn't bold out till had finished --into
tears. She bawled long and earnestIv
nen checked her tears and laughed pro-
Iusedly. Some one .darkened The aeor
she raised her eyes and beheld the e,-.,,
Ct Sam With long, despaiF;ng -
she fell into his arms. He sent ,a,s,,ss,y5'
ana klssed Der on the nose. She rallied
ana .ne nrsf audible word that escaaed
ner hps was Sam She felt = l;ffl.
better. Their eyes met and went anar,
agnn' he cast big piece OF love at her
f1e Iondied fondly with his six BIT v1afcbl
chain. Pauline saw his eyes beam .;tl.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-04-25

A JoKE on NKGao "A srT,srf xo,,,.
played practical joke on 4 negro while
ne was driving : pair Of dilapidated mules
to which wagon and = load of wood
was attached, up Jefferson street. IN
some places on the street, and more espe-
clally between Second and Third .strsefs
the mud IS several inches deep. and as i !,
OF the genuine 'ssticlxy' order, wagons haze
the greatest difficulty in getting through !,
The youth above alluded to saw the nsero z
with his load coming along, and def canned
TO play joke on him. At the corner of
Second street he went to the edge of the
sidewalk and called out to the darkevs.
Say, you colored individual, IS that wood
for sale I" Sambo, who ina iinel he bs5
got customer, called q halt. and replied.
: I es sab" .slYelI 60 on and sell Il.
was the response. The negro Looked
scornfnlly at bis tormentor, lashed up his
poor animals, bus they refused 10 bndoe
and he indnlged in . little profanity. which
seemed to be equally divided between tbs
animals and the gay and festive xoufh ON
the sidewalk. After considerable lashing
and swearing the mules managed to make make
forward movement, and with considera-
bic difficulty snceeeded in getting round
the corner. Memphis Bulletin.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-04-25

A CuRE FoR HYDRorHoBrA. We f;sd
the following going the rounds Of our ex-
changes, and give it for what il Is worth.
he effects resulting from the bite Of
2 rabid animal are 80 inconceivabIy heart
reilding that the writer deans il but an act
OF Justice to make the subjoined remedy
public, for the benefit of the unfortunate
hereafter Within the past two weeks
there have been two cases of hydrophob;a
Of the most distressing character-oneee, Il,
this city and one ia New Jersy--and daily
reports are made in the neWspapers Of mad
dogs being seen IA and about the c;tv.
Every Individual in the community. there
fore, should procure and preserve ) copv
Of the following cure, TO uso in case Of an
emergency.
william Heiaef; Esq, Of passynnk.
the gentleman from whom the writer a5
tanned this Invaluable receipt, states that
be has known several instances of men
and animals who have been bitten in the
sevefesi manner By mad dogs, but who,
having taken this remedy, never experi-
enced any effect whatever Of the disease
Take Of the root Of. eIecampane one
ounce and : half, cot It iine, then boil i
II oi1e pint Of new milk down to . half 4
pint take this three mornings fasting, and
eat no food until four o'clock ID the affer-
noon 4 should b taken every other
morning the last two doses must weigh
two ounces each. This remedy win have
the desired effect if taken at any fine
within twenty-four hours after The acci-
dent
= lhe press GENERALLY, by giving the aboge
recipe conspicsiosls insertion, win sd
vance the Cause Of humanity.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-04-25

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.,s 8 -. ..'s ous g .ee season. that po-
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...sa ...e = s''s I" Da'ls' use sIones as subssi-
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s''sss5,; ~
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s'as s''s u ten shil-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-04-25

4 wATcH has been niahtls lses..,.3 s.
Paris whicl. IS wound ID bv <:T,slv S :. 49,. s
ing the case to note the time. Il .aoIv
requires 70 Pc opened once i month =
keep i always going and i Is perhaps The
neafess approach to perpetual motion vet
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-04-25

WHoLEsALE MERcHxNrs Lrsrs
now ready, and win be sent on application
by mail or in person.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-04-25

- oAen Vlu AaaI', the pure ano
sueIa pc Juuge, and above all the volun-
saly ana unrlvalsd advocate. the real friend
s'.ene h.,4 a,aa Haend-wno, while other.
nc .,s.u so a:oo', alone $1,000 forward to hold
.ne s'g.s q me law between injustice and
49, -s...-- ss- - " aPpIscaaseo u must nave
80. - s''s... 3 g 6.
a. Aos pretend, began Iurran,
nls Lone Is not guilty Of THE
cnalge q which ne Is accused presume
.As o.nS9.s were honorable men: But i
s.s..1 ~ - =. nis amdasit' as solemn tact
I:s lie. -. = one nao no commission under
..J naJsssy' ano' therefore, no court-mar-
-. sos.'u laso cognizance OF any CRIME
s-'su - niin WINE the court Of kings
ses.ol - 70 sne capacity OF the great
go '<'''.s =. y ne ana. In times when
80 was raging. Wnen man was opposed
= .ua,l ~ 'ne neio, courts-martlat msghf
Z. s''uuteu Dut every law authority Is
WIN me- Wnlie 1 stand upon the sacred
anu ilnmutaDie princlple OF the Constitu-
.ous ma. narslai law and civil law are
n.sonpa.lDle, ana that the former must
,s:.'' ss:- .s.A sns sAastence o. the latter.
.1.S =. = not, however, ihe tune Tor argnlng
s-.s ..lsnIeus . Question. ~ c.lsnt nust
apE,sss = souEs. ne Is cast fcF death
sa.ls ysEy "a ne may Be or<1esed 1or
S1scu1'on Wniie address you. l call on
sne COURT 70 support the law, and move
' VIII q naosas corpus, 70 De directed
- s.s pIoeoss nefspai OF the barracks
'...a n-a'ul y Oanoys % prlne up the body
Chief Justice-uFTave = writ ;nstantix -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-04-25

BARNuM still has museum in New
York, but be has no show ID Connecticut.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-26
PUBLIC NOTICE.

IT,. -, :. May 1867.
oace OF Of Streets " provide for Keep
ing INC Streets Lanes Alloys anil open Courts In tile
hereby published for the information OF all CONCERNED
For tho due protection VI tho said contractor or con-
tractors further ord1fied, That every owEer icsseo
occupant and tenant or any premises trunnR In spy
arieet Ianc alley or open court, snll oyery day
tsnndnys cIcepied hayo the dirt fl garbage or other
ona placed in frnnt OF hfs her lot barrel boz or
heap and In readiness for tho contractor by tho hour OF
hIat day OF November IN oycry yoar and by tho hour Of
nno o'clock, b.. from tho hrst day OF November 10
the rst day OF May following And any person ofeud
Ing heroin or placing any dirt Hlth garbage or other
DIAL In any street, ane, alley, open court aer the
hours above named, s,lnli DO subject to ne not less
than two nor more than yo dollars, for each and every
offence, TO DO mpoaed by the Mayor. .t5, .Ts,Ss-'
~ order ... ". II. SMITH,
Mhy 10 -. ~ r Cacrk OF Council y