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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-01
FROM JACKSON COUNTY.
RIPLEY LANDING, WEST Va,
April p, 1867.

Editor of the Register:
As this is the age of excitement and
humbug, thought it might not be out
Of place to post your numerous readers
relative to the wonderful mineral de-
velopments now being made in this
neighborhood About FIVE miles up
Big Mill creek, q stream that empties
into the Ohio at this place, there is a
great excitement about the discovery of
a rich vein of silver ore. A very intelli-
gent German geologist is conducting
the operations, and pronOupces the ore
very rich-ninety per cent. pure silver.
Spectators and visitors are here in large
numbers from New York, Philadelphia,
and other Eastern cities, melted thither
by the fabulous tales of this new field
Of wealth.
1t is averred by this geologist that
there is enough silver in this deposit to
liquidate the National Debt" with q
few million thrown in for contingencies.
Nothing strange then that it should
create 80 much excitement. 1t should
be ray of hope deeply cherished by
the Radicals that at some remote peri
Cd this villainous debt might possibly
be paid of.
Twas somewhat amused to-day, how
ever, on hearing native wiseacre and
self-styled geologist lecturing on the
various mineral formations of the coun-
try. Holding a piece Of this ore in his
hand, and turning to one in the crowd
he vS4y exultingly asked if he knew
what it was. Being answered in the
negative, he elevated himself an inch OF
two higher, and with scientific AFRO
gsnce, said "it was nothing more than
a rolcanic osrrxptios" l concluded his
knowledge of geology csme somewhat
like Falstaff's courage-by instinct, Of
else he was . cousin of Ike Partington
Time, however, will determine which
Of these two geologists is right. ! hope
the German will prove the true one.
z. Yours truly, TRAVELLER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-01
subiimely Independent.

Oar neighbor OF the Mtelligencer il
getting independent. He is throwing
uf the fetters that have so long
shackled his manhood. The discipline
OF party is no longer sufficient to silence
him His article of yesterday upon
the finances is a tine indication of fear
less spirit. The corruption and ex
trayagance of Congress are referred tC
in terms that would almost do credit tC
respectable Copperhead jonrnal. The
waurful OUTLAWS of the public money
that have disgraced the national legis'
lation of the last few years, are
suddenly discovered by Our neigh
bur 10 have been very unwlse,
and his mind is spoken IN a
mgMnrr that we hope will have the de-
size! eject. and convince the country
Of his rrrpressible independence. Let
u- take q specimen illumination: 1T is
not to he denied that there is grave
dissatisfaction. if not absolute disaf-
lection, at the course pursued by Con-
ggess in the public expenditures. We
certainly will not become the apologist
"i soine of their appropriations. And
most assuredly the present Congress has
got 10 render better satisfaction here
after if the party expects to retain the
good will of the people"
Yea. verify. friend, but hasn't your
anger been little slow! Haven't you
heeH. just the least bit tardy in youl
Warming Wouldn't it have looked
rather more decent if you had sounded
the alarm when you first witnessed the
robbery, instead of waiting for the es-
cape of the thief and the conoealment
OF the plunder' .Candidly, don't you
iret slightly ashamed of the ridiculous
contrast between your vigorou:
rrticcnce in the past and your
IaboTed Indignation of to-day
When the public treasury was being
Systematically plundered, rs it has beer
ior five years, where was your protest
When venal Congress was voting thou
sands into the pockets of its own mem
berS, where was your censuref Wher
Useless measures were haaping up taxa
ton to feed, clothe and pamper in idle
hess u horde of black lazaroni, and en-
rich n host of corrupt but ''loyar bu
3eau officials, where was your remOn
Strancei
throughout the long aud reckless
course OF corrupt legislation that ha
eutailed upon this nation an etsrnit,
of unnecessary debt, our neighbor, lik
the entire tribe of "loyalty," was dis
gracefully dumb; having ears he hear
not, having eyes he saw not the thing
thai concerned the prosperity OF tn
people. "Rebellionm treasonv "loy
atty" "Unionr'-these were the favor
lie objects upon which his innocen
gaze was fixed; these and hundre'
similar catch-words were his Joy ant
his song, and with such miserabl
clap trap were the people deluded
while the giant wrongs and robberie
'hat have beggared the country wer
permitted to pass uneondemned an,
onheeded. Does he suppose that h
can now persuade the people of hi
ndeiity as q guardian of tine public in
'erests, or of his independence of part,
considerations by this late outcry sbou
00rruptions which have long beel
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-01
RIVER NEWS.

RIVER falling, with eight and hall
feet water in the channel.
Business dull. No boats passing.
The Potomac left for Cincinnati last
evening, with a pretty fair load.
Several RATS of lumber passed down
yesterday.
Cincinnati and Pittsburg papers are
making loud complaints of dullness OF
river freights.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-01
Three of the richest bankers in Ham

Three of the richest bankers in Ham
burg-MM. c. F. Garrison, j. B. Schro
der, and ]. NJ. T. Olsman-have re
nounced their rights as citizens and left
the city, in order not to be obliged te
submit to the orders of Prussia.
Mr.. William Furnace (colored) was
gorgeously married to Miss Elizabeth
j. Williams (colored), in Brooklyn,
night before last. The bride was dressed
in white satin and lace veil, and the
groom appeared in the conventional
swallow-tail of the Caucasian.
The Home Journal hints at magniti-
cent wedding soon to take place in New
York, to which there are twenty-five
hundred invitations to the church, and
a thousand less to the house. The bride
elect is belle and the groom a Major
General.
The ice bride opposite Quebec is still
firm, and over fifty feet thick in some
places. An attempt to blow it up proved
unsuccessful. The country between
there and Montreal is flooded, in eonse-
auence of accumulations of ice, and
barns and fences are being carried away.
The negroes of one ward in Washing
ton city have resolved to prepare three
test questions to all candidates for office.
The first requires pledge of fidelity to
the radical Republican party. The sec
ond requires pledge to award public
work, without distinction of color as to
the workmen, and the third requires
pledge to support system OF public
schools open to all, without distinction
of race or previous condition OF servi-
tude.
Late on Friday night, in Boston, a
fire caught in an ash barrel placed I'M
der gas meter, in large building cor
ner of State and Congress streets, which
melted the pipe, causing heavy explo-
sion of gas. Many windows were shat
tered, partitions broken down, and other
damage done in the interior of the
building. The New England Mutual
Life Insurance Company own and Occu-
py the premises, together with the Web
ster Bank, and numerous. other occu-
pants.
A singular duel has recently taken
place at Berlin between iourneynan
silversmith and another artizan. The
arms selected were bottle of suphuric
acid. The arrangement was that which
ever of the two adversaries threw the
lowest with dice should swallow the
contents of the fatal phial. Chance
favored the silversmith, who immedi-
ately poured out glass of liquor and
handed it to his adversary, who unhesi-
tatingfy drank off the the liquid, but
to the astonishment' of his antagonist,
instead of falling senseless, smacked
his lips and asked for another glass.
The seconds had acted on the sensible
idea of substituting arrack for the cor
rosive fluid. The affair terminated in
q reconciliation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-01

colored men, we cannot vouch for the
truth of the rumor. Surely q man fresh
from the North, claiming to be the par
ercelleRt champion and friend of the col
ored man, would die rather than make
cent off the poor freedmen! That's
as clear as mud.-Ddnrille Times.
A colored teamster in the navy-yard
by the name of Joshua Hodges, had a
very narrow escape from death day be-
fore yesterday while driving his team
over the bridge which crosses the spar
dock. The wind was blowing a per-
feet tornado at the time and his wagon
was loaded with pine scantling, upon
the top of which he was sitting. When
just about midway the bridge, the lum-
ber was taken by the wind and scat
tered like leaves in the dock. Hodges
was thrown under the vehicle and one
of the wheels very badly tore his face
and head. Several persons who saw
the accident ran to the spot and ren.
dered what assistance was necessary.
Fortunately the injuries of Hodges were
found to be only contuSions of the flesh,
but certainly the circumstance was a
very narrow escape from death. Nor
folk Journal
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-01
COPPER, TIN,
AND e..
SHEET IRON WARE,
X e III O v A IL

T HAVE REMOVED MY WORKSHOP AND
J. Store Room. from IT'D Market No. los Main
street, where ] viii be pleased % zee al my old
nent Of all kinds Of ware usually found In kneh
establishments. and am prepared 90 fll III orders
Tor anything manufactured from Copper, lin or
Sheet Iron I have several first elAss job Work.
men, and win do any work promptly and st as
Low rates ~ zuy esfsblishsnenf I'm the statss
tshse Am GEO. w. JOHNSON
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-01
WEST VIRGINIA
RELIGIOUS BOOK HOUSE,
No. 22 Monroe Street,
Wheeling.

WE TAKE PLRAsURE IN An
w NOUNCISG - our many friends and tn
public generally, that we have added 20 on
stock Of Religious Books,
School Books, Stationery &c.
and will keep constantly on hand, Family and
Pocket Bibles, Hymn and Prayer Books, Sunday
School Books, SchO.l Books, Blank Books, Gap
Letter, Note, and Billet Papers, Envelopes
Pens, Ink, Pencils &c. In fact everything
usually kept in a first-class Book store, al
which will Be sold at.the lowest possible prices
Phase give rs call.
GEO. W. STOSER- Local Agent,
Authorized Agent for Sunday Magazine, Pres
byterian. and Sunday School Times.
We have a Stationer's Stamp for stamping
initials on paper andl envelOpes- noVe
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-01
PRICES SIS to $500.

The subscriber desires every one 10 send for
circular which will be sent free TO any address.
WILLIAM II. SHEIR
80 Main Street.
Sole GENT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-01
PIANOS.
MASON & HAMIINS
CABINET ORGANS
OVER 10000 ORGANS

are in use in Churches, where they give un.
CIRCLE they are without rival.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-01

DEPAIRING AND TUNING OF PIANOS,
II Organs, Mclodeons, Accorieons. flutinas
and all Musical Instruments promptly and care
fully attended To, at WILLIAM II. SHEIB'S
Music Sforr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-30
CITY NOTICES.

DAVENPORT LsArnE. DRPor.-At the new
store Of Stuckrath & Co., 81 Brady ST., can
be found the largest and most complete stock
of French and American calf skins, kips a, d
morocco, harness, sole, and upper feathers,
shoemaker's tools, findings, ,and msterials per
tanning to the trade, west Of Chicago. Thev
manufacture their own American calf skins
and oak tanned harness leather, and procure
oil other kinds from first hands.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-30
ONcial Paper of the City.
LOCAL ITEMS.

TuE profession proper consider Rheuma
'ism aud Neuralgia dependent upon pccu.
liar. vitiated condition Of the circulating vi
tai fluid. They suppose that there exists
in the blood, poison which the circulating
blood carries with it, AMI not being aiment.
ed by the proper emunitsiea of the body, j,
is deposited in the Tissues. What this poison
Is, is no, positively known; yet, by mos,
authorities il is supposed to be an acid =
Lartic Acid in all probability. This. i. is
supposed under favorable circumstances, is
generated ~ the system. and being elimln'
ated, IS allowed To accumulate until II pro
duces it's deleterious effect.
h.aliemnud.s GRbe0xsnstsso. esOaa
and Neuralgia SPecs0c
l. the only remedy ever discovered that will
efectnally destroy this poison in the
BLOOD, and produce permanent cure
The recipe was procured Of the celebrated
Dr. L,llemaud. Of France by the we'll known
druggist. Alex. Leitch, Of st. Louis. No.
Ne good physicl,n fails to prescribe the
Sperifc when he learns what i is ccmpos
cl Of M one suffering xiih Rheumatism,
Gou'. Neuralgia. shouli hesitate 70 try IL
hecause il Is advertised for sale
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-30

Makes 3.oon splendid Brick per hour with only nine
mon ant one pair az horses. or 4.s.o per hour by
steam lpSer. Hl- no complex machinery To be get
tns npt ~ order or breaking down. lie great rim.
pi ,'y aud miryelons power command the approval
ui every expert. Al sight
W. aatlrn- The world 70 produce it, equal.
Satisfaction Guaranteed 10 an purchasers
ABitAh RGtt'A. General Agent. No. ilI Broad
way. y ulchS dom
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-30
THE NEWS.

Over 500 persons in California have en-
gagged in the silk business this year.
A terrible disease, resembling cholera
has broken out among the freedmen alons
the Yazoo river.
Two cable kilograms in cipher were sen,
from New Orleans 20 Napoleon on Saturday
morning, at cost Of sl3. geo.
The centre Of the United States has beer
fixed at Columbus. Nebraska, e5 mile,
west Of Omaha.
dispatch from New Orleans says thai
den. Sheridan will probably appoint Judge
Paschal Governor Of Texas, in place Of Gov
Throckmorton.
The gram harvest Of southern Nebraska
has begun. Tho yield will be more thar
double that Of last year, notwithstanding
the damage done by grasshoppers.
Sixty boxes Of the skeletons Of fallen sol
diers are lying on Analostan Island, await.
ing the coming Of the burial corps, 70 b
inferred ic che cemetery at Arlington. There
are nothing left Of che semains excep. the
dry bones. and in some instances the leg,
and arms are missing.
Ars. Metcalf, who Was nearly one hun.
dred years Of age. and ono Of The first sst>
tiers Of Madison.Co, Texas, recently while
rssurnin, from . visit TO . neighbor, took
the wrong road, which led to the house Of
Mr.. Simms. Approaching the house the
old lady Was attacked by pack Of savage
dogs, and was bitten in wanylplsces, and
had her flesh terribly torn By the animsls.
One arm was:totn from the body, and her
breast and throat was almost eaten IN. She
expired soon afterwasd,
Our Burlington exchanges come to "a with
an account Of the capture and breaking IN
Of tho gang OF pimps and eutthroats that
had fos long time infested that city. and
from its headquarters u Big Island def3ed
oil attempts Of the authorities to bring amp
Of its members to justice. Nr. Brown left
'o~n Thursday evening in pursuit Of TIE
desperadoss. Arriving at Fort Mad,soo
and learning thst their boat he'd posed
that p'sss. be procured . warrant for their
arrest asd took the hrss train for Ksokuk:
Al Ksokuk hs received every assistance
sroo the authorities. and succssded In ~
resting two Of The villaos. He made pso>
vision foe the csptsss Of their beat and re.
turned to Burlington A few hours after
wards be received . disnatch from the
Deputy Sheriff Of Lee county, stating that
hs had been entirely sucesssful-ths fruits
Of his victory being tho glnboas," 5eur
males. and 6vs fsuals prisoner. The
Ospsais ef ~ beat 0lgsil ialeae eossped.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-30

CoLoREp CELsARATIoS. - The colored
pc 'plc generally throughout the State will
hold celebration at Burlington next Thurs
day, August lst. II 10 understood that rail-
roads will carry persons to Burlington, on
this occasion, ct half fare.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-30
G 1T Y 1T E M y.

UsE Lallemand's Speci lc for Rheumatism,
Gout and Neuralgia. 1t effecsuslly destroys
all poison in the blood. and performs rad.
cal cuPs. Read testimonials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-30

Henry HAssLER-who was arrested on
the charge of keeping for gain pen for
swine, c,ntrary to the city ordinsnces suc>
caeded in proving that the pea in in ques-
ton Was the property Of Casper Foster.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-30

DISTURBING rns PrAcE-Boniface Schupp
WAS fined 90 and e3.45 cents st the Police
Court this morning for qusrreling with T..
Irish, neiehbor. Irish's case WAS atsend>
cd tn vostovdav
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-30

- W.. have but lii,le confidence in the trumpet
.oncncd Statements of he iroprictors of advertised
medic ne- generally, bnt we are forced 70 concur IN
ihe o? lion. uniformly expressed by all who nave
used PEnRi DAVIS rAts kulsE, tina, il i nvcry val
liable article md that il woud he well for every
household - have AZ hard In Of bruises. rcaids
bHrnr, dafrhna dl fentery chOlcra, fever aud
nnd the haf' &" diseases external and Internal which
r adapted - tur' ~ n ieyia'e 20 atfier medt
elue ever attained t. sue unhaundei popularity and
extensive diffusion Il has penetrated to every part
even Tie most remote, of the known world, bearing
with il It's he1iinf Influences mort potent than hose
81 The spices ~ Arahv the hlc-i.' We informed
by prncla draERi-ts that they zen - this
ar icle i9r espofta,ion than any al others. and
that the demand !, const iuily increasing.- ~alcln
Observer
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-30

O., r. rug Besr-',o to Tie Brya1t 4 St,atton
Iowa state busncs- College e. gc' n thofouch prac
teal hl-iurs- clutsttpn- to become "A good sound
telegraph operator. For circulars and papers, ad-
dr.--. fea-p4lns stamp The Bryrut Il STRAIT. n
90 mn. n.f.iAl Cnlle-.e. d lAen nnri- Itwn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-30

HattnwAr's if-.--t unLsnA og 0aIrPtNG or 1HE
naWel- Laud mann may eli toe pain but not DESTROY
st. Morphine sisspth" >sn-es IN artificial sleep, with
80 lrhnt the inNaiid. Holloway tills M. only
rAc fh ifue fe~n Z without Ihs bIncu effects,
pIf -rnfiriy extina ai~h the rle of the disease
- 70 p enpte speedy elre witheu, yansrr OF re-
laY-, SOLD hN alt Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-30

STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION 1--WE
have received a circular from the Iowa
State Teachers Association, from which We
learn that the next session will be held ..
Dos Moines, August 20,h, 2lst, and 22d.
All the principal transportation companies
in the State have granted reduced fare to
those who wish to attend the meeting OF
the Association. Members, therefore, can
take .heir choice Of routes, but those who
wish to travel by packet should obtain Of
the Executive Committee pass that will
enttie them to travel on half fare each
way. On the other thoroughfares members
will pay full fare in going to the meeting.
and rect i've return passes at Des Moines-
Members arriving in Des Moines and wish :
ing entertainment, must report to Prof D.
G. Perkins at the Court House. Ample
provision Gill be made for the accommoda
ton Of large crowd, and it is confidently
expected that this will be the largest edu
catonal meeting ever held in the State
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-30
Read what the Editor of the Gin
cinnnti FINES saws of ALLEN =
LII Nc I5Af.SA NJ:


A RrxAnKAeIr cuss Mr. samlel Lewis. one Of
the old Pioneers Of Cincinnati, very long. appss
onty ID the lac, OF Consumption, and given up
rs ply-icisn- wen some kind friend re commended
him 10 use ALIENS LUNG BALsAM lie did 80,
aud Immediately commenced recovering. aud is now
able to ettcna to business. He says I'm truth
may cay Il ht- saved my life Mr.. Lewis Is well
known III c.rr matt. and the fullest confienc may
D. placed In his statements. II Is due therefore, to
the community, especially those suffering undrr this
terrible nal ,dy that the fullcs. publicity be given TO
.nch marvellous carts that other sufferers may ava
them. .elve- % tn, remedy With pleasure. therefore.
REFER - ihs rurc.
From our kuo@ledec Of tha merits Of this excellcn'
rl.an. and wha, we hear Of its merits think Il
should ~ AZ sace uset ~ all persons suffering from
conrh, or any palmonarI complaint We hear that
many FAR advanced in consumption. have been cured
~ its use.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-30
DAVENPORT. IOWA. TUESDAY.
ro.Dav's Advertisements.

ro.Dav's Advertisements.
Northwestern THEATRE
Masager. - Dick JOhasten.
Tuesday Evening, July 80, 81.
The Great Spectacular Play ofthe
TICKET or LEAVE MAN!
AND The
DEAD SHOT.
WEDNESDAY. JCLY slss..
The Gres, Historical Tragedy in Aetscf
IA TOUR DE NESLE ;
CHAMBER OF DEATH.
To conclude with the farce OF
BErsYIBAKEns.
For particulars see programmes
ADMISSION 80 CENTS.
---------. ------------------ ----------------------
nice lot Of sponges. lust received y Harrison
StarSs. \, Brady street. "
A nice line OF Hair Brushes, Dressing Combs. TOT
y, sosr-, net surpassed N Juan. :. .ne o!' TOT
saie ny harrison * s,afA-. Apo1heealle-.
Bar'e,s' Hal, Re-,,ra,i,e and Rlne~ Ambrcsia are
tne most popular hair Irepa a'ols' io' sae ~ mar
rifon q S,s,ks. "
Congress. Empire anl 60 umhisn Water. fresh
~
Druggists
Lubin's Extracts. tGeiune) fifteen varieties, Just
received by Har icon 4 slarks, ~ Brady ST.
Lsdies should nae ,,e.perian Balm for the complex
Ion, FOR sale BY the Agents Harrison g s'arAs.
Tea erase, fresh rlavoring Extracts, inst received
By Harrison slarks
Ceder Csmphor for Moths, for sale By Harrison 4
StaSke, ~ Brady street
Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded a.
al nours Of dav and nj. .h by competent persons, q
Harrison q stark., Druggists, ~ brsdy street
of,he Popular Bit,er- that are In the Market fol
eale by Hnr!son x StarLs.
$50 lbs. Can Sealing Wax for preserving Fruit, foi
sale low ~ Harrison Starks
| Starks' Rat Fy-e,minsro- the only rute thing 10
destroy X T., &c. for sae BY Harrison stafks
One barrel Crab Orchard salts juet received direct
| from Crab Orchard Sprnrs. n ior SAFE "hole
| sale and Retail, by Harrison starks.
Justfcceiyed sixteen Case4 fine Old Brandies, Irish
| and Scotch Whiskeys Port and Sherry Wines. bot
sled by J. D. 4 NJ Williams Of Boston, expressly foI
| Harrison q Siarxe, ~ Brady 4.
| Iuvslids should uee harrison q Starke' Fine Old
| current Wine, 10 Brady street.
1
| Trusses Shoulder Braces and Supporters fitted hy
| experienced persons, at Harrison a Starks' Drug
Store.
! 'oos. sulohate Qaiun. for sale by Harrison &
/ S.arks.
| --
Bay Water disec, from H. importers. for sale by
| II ,rrsOn 4 Siarks.
Wanted.
A FIRST CLASS SALESMAN. ONB WELL Ac-
"A quainted with tbs JoBsi>G TEADg.
jy2gd2twlt VIC WADSWORIH.
New Flour Store + New Flour.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-30

J.T. TrArLs, Gardener and Florist, cor.
sth and Main sts., fruit and ornamental
recs. ,nY26-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-30

lNroms sr's Hair py', Nttnral. Durable. Beautiful
y ~ aud Chetpest in the Norid said b. all Drug
ei@'-aud 1puutry Storckeeptrs JOHN J KRONER.
sole Prcpriator ioi thestnnt ST. Philadelphia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-30
y. N. DUNN.
Painter. tsiazier. Syhitemer and
Paper Hanger.

No. = FAST 90 IT Bkr. hRAnf AND PERRY.
RESPECTFCLLY CA LII
&sxc. the attention Of the public To
~ E~~r=1eaathe iacitrat attend TO al kinds
uf House and sign Painting
Wal rolofinr. Ahl'cuing Paper Hanging, Glazing
ct, all ui winch l. promptly done. mud a manner
- 4, Gt ~ Ail 10 give the complete sasfaei ion
4 : - M II and sn. IL