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New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
THE YEA TIER.

Nsx YoRK Tuesday Jaae II 1917
Dsy H,ey TsS-pIr Wtsd
Ians If - $50 M6l North west
70 10 HG7 South Southwest
no R6J South South east
SY 1m Sonh South
o. Sonth South
RerarEs rheunomsier oNe,< esry fso-TUeslsv iiis
zoe aud clear Besides the " meteor OF n OF 'e a
ssoheT appeared lOD1 Sap, bright as the n sr
moving n W.. white then wne QUE sppesrrd oo
star ami th hezep 10 FROM the n star
Of 0o in seconds gbt spa meor' pas. over Ibe SAY
all time Of the night and ds but mostly august snc h
are OF all eoors magnificent crimson Que o green
distant have been r in so dense others
light bodies fallen and klei sSPe oee Ut pek
CELESTIAL Sccpey 1871 Nature VIA ohy VIC sA
fall to the ground the moving VIZ W eouc
hie the peuets sustained aud governed ny tbs o~oe h
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
Sneeial Notices.


south America Hns Surrendered
~ ost .,s,e perfume asral Odors to the people oi the
y,,,d s,,. "a pBALows NIGHT BLOOMING cEREus The ha
that the air OF her ysys luxury to bres1e ha' Zee"
n,,eed within the reach whole American people
Iion Rcpubiican General Comntee.I,1L I'm s, Issa's,
ens OF hi, CsmnItiee wiz DO held ~ Sn1p us
ST and Broadway, THURSDAY h'hNH'' 'u"' 40
1874 & SsSFGTIvB COMMITTING viii The sane evening
"A O'Clock
cHfs s,a:dI H. miPIc PIrx, soere'r'.
y de Ieague-A special nes,ing Of The Exscaive ton
~ TIiE AMERICAN FxEB TRADE LEAGUE Nlh ne ps
- ~ sx.r Al ON WEDN ssDAY. Jaue H. at u is a"a
wv ~ ,,.I ,enisrsa particularly requested ssfos or
saloon RsG,Ss inSS FRAME, MARBLE Tor
SALOON TABLES
-, "a ,usse t5< Yssr, together With al kads 81
iAoN wM GARNER No. sil Canal s
-. f7ooIRAR KITS PAfESf POLAR REfalGkh4iSa IN
NeeR "a ri,Nn by a MBRKLEB Nc II Beeehers1' a''
| s,osSwsy Refngerstos repaired fir.
5,,o,,tb Viaor, and Beauty 20 the WenLeA Inn, ~
htipeknnN HAIR COLOR not dye nor n.. % si,her
iioSp0S HAIR COLOR ingredient the leaM go :. sssr
L0sSD0S HAIR COLOR The hair ssasiasi~a sss sS s5ss
L00SDoS HAIR COLOR. color restored ssa'k nn,s. .n.
SSD0N HAIR COLOR application OF nllS's WaoyD Ma
hottie hsifdosen for 81 Sold ~ hkLhDo'p W.
| ,sG BfoadpE Nes ierh .sd all prasnse.-
oosre NotIce.-The mails br United hingaom AZ ne
Poss'o" soa,asmptou Bremen, steamer DEU
@ nse n, this THURSDAY J~ - ss ~ as
u, 7't9 u '''''"' w. JANIS KbGLy. T. H.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

CALENDAR or TIE COURT or APPEABs.
BI rEIEGRaPE TEIBuSx
ALBANY. n N Jme 1.-THE following is the day
Calendar Of the Cont Of Appeals for June "a Nos 0, p
H. II. Is, &C. II, Is, 20. u. o. %, -, 49, l2i.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
NINETY CENys on pHK DOLLAR

This road completed FROM 0nsha 800 mites a
usry 1867 sad fay eaappf aud sn regrv numuos
Company Sufficient
remaining portion the base o the ssy oanisn en- miles,
which under contract to be dOns September efh snss
peced will RAINING Omaha
western connection with the Cen Pscsc sesg ps ss's ss
Cai
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

THE CONVENTION.

rrronr OF THE COMMITTEE oF sIxTEES-NINErEEN
STAINING CoMMrTEEs-TnE COURT OF APPEALS
CALENDER--TIIE CANAL INQUIRY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

W lliic we are growing very sensible, in
deed, IN the matter ~ dress, in tho way OF
boots, balmornl skirts warm stockings md
high nechs, we are degeneratng III some
o,her matters quite asimportant. The cor
watdr,bc; aud ala, when woman does
begin t. wear corsets she VIII wear them too
small. aud will tug at tho laccs until her
hreath becomes short, aud she feels 1t nee.
essary 20 refrain from anything like com
Portable meal. We say nothing against a
welishaped corset, woin loosely, but there
lies the difficulty.
loose corset INJURIES the appearance, in
stead OF improving 1t, and people wear COR
sets that they may have small waists. All
we can say is, don't squeeze, whatever you
do. You may have small waists, bu, yeu
arc exposing yourselves 10 dozen misior>
tunes which are rs bad a. . large vast
First, you'll surely have dyspepsia and
grow yellow and cross and unhappy sec
ondly, your hands will grow red; thirdly,
your nose fourthly. YOU will be unable to
walk a mile At once filthy. dinner will be
. MISERY; sixthly, your shoulder blades
will increase in size and altitude; seventh
ly, your eyes will grow weak eighthly,
you vii. break down at thirty or thcrcabout,
and be n sickly old woman from that time
forth. IL these truths do not frighten wo-
men from tight corscts, perhaps the inform
alton that gentlemen generally do not ad>
mirc what drcss>mSkcrs call "pretty
figure SO much as natural one, mar have
soine influence
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10


Dirty Sam kmkwood run ehore tilt with
Samner the other day and got badly worAt
cd. Thcreupon all the radical papers in the
State with not Oh exception % far, hav .
fallen to abusing him. This 10 sharacteris
to of towards. They sl0bbsred over him
at . fearful rate when hc vas Governor and
had places aud pap to distribute but nov
when he is about to pass out OF office and
into the shade they display the same alacrI.
~ in abusing him that they did before in
cxtohng and trying to make big man out
Of . dirty blArkguard The eist Of the
whole thing. however. is that now they tell
the truth of hun. The following from the
Muscatinc journal is very near the truth
and is just the kind Of opinion the Demo>
cratic papers have always expressed. 1t
says.
eve expected. our people generally cx
pected good deal from Mr.. Kirkwood, in
the Senate Of the United States. Those
expectations have been previously disappon.
ted. His best friends have been compelled
10 coniess that the Senate 10 not his forte.
We do, most sadly and reluctantly, We
must admit, acknowledge that ~ :have
been compelled TO come to the same conclu.
sion. Mr. knkwood as . Senator Of the
United States. has been, thus far, . great
failure.
1--WE had hoped that the Governor would
''come OUT this session. His debate with
Mr.. Sumner shows that he has done 40.
very cmphatically indeed, and Ct the wrong
end OF the horn.
Nor can we read, without deep regret,
his rough. burly. ill-bred replies to Mr..
Samncss courteous interrogatosiea.
I'VE protest that his i'll manners are not
reflective Of the manners Of Iowa people.
and that his defence Of the barbari,m Of !
former age 10 his own, and mot the republi-
can party's " the State's.'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

Frederic the Great, in surveying one eve.
ming some Of the advanced posts Of bic
camp, discovered soldier sndeavorine to
paas the sentinel. His majesty stopped
him and insisted On knowing where be was
going ITO tell you the TRUTH" answered
the soldier. your majes.y has been 90 wors.
Ted in oil your attempts that was going
70 desert" "were your" answered the
monarch. "rcmain here but one week lon.
ger, and iffortuns does not mend in that
tune, I'll desert With you too
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10
D.xrr, w,r.rtrr n n, s,sv had tss

reputation Of being constitutional lawyer,
and he wns recognized as the great de.
fender Of The Constitution Hear what be
says in regard to the organic law Of the
land 4
1.-The Constitution WAS made by the
states, and not by the people united. 1t
should, therefore. read, we, the people Of
the States united II was voted for BY
states in the convention, submitted TO the
people Of eaca state severally, and became
the Constitution OF the states adopting it.
II is Federal Constitution, and not Ma
tionnl Government"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

VITAL SrArIsncs.-A Philadelphia medi.
col journal re publishes part the RsgistTa
ton Report u Massachusetts,, for 1864,
made By DR.. Allen, of Lowell. The vital
statistics are startling, and will be found to
apply to many other States, - well - 10
Massachusetts,. The lacrosse In population
is chiefly derived from immigrants. The
foreign population have almost four times -
many children as the natives. The Rnm6es
Of deaths with the Americans, for 1864, OF
ceeded the births BY $3.50. The births
have been diminishing for . long series Of
years. The first settlers in the towns had
nine or ten ehildrsn 10 saeh family they
now average less than three. From these
facts. DIR. Allen concludes that the native
American stock, at no very distant day,
must run out" No remedy is suggested.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10
simplicity In Enwllsh Dress.

In the families Of many Of the nobility
and gentry OF Englasd, possessing IN annu.
Al income which Of itself would be an ample
fortune, there is greater economy Of dress,
and more simplicity in the fur nisiling Of the
dwelling, than there is in many of the
houses Of our citizens, who are barely able
to supply the daily wants Of their families
by the closest attention to their business
friend Of ours, who sojourned not long
since, several months. in the vicinity Of
some Of the wealthy landed aristocracy Of
England, whose smple rent rolls would
have warranted high style Of fashion, was
surprised At the simplicity Of manners prac.
ticed. Servants are much more numerous
than with us, but the ladies' made more ac>
>ount Of one silk dress than ~ould DO
thought hero ofa dozen. They we're gcner-
ally clothed in good substantial stuffs, .
display Off No clothing aad jswelsy was re-
served for great occasions. The furniture
Of the mansion instead Of being turned out
Of doors every lev years for more fashiona-
BILE styles, was the same which the ancestors
Of the families for several generations had
possessed; substantial and in excellent pre>
servation, but plain and without any prev
tensions to elegance. Even the carpets on
many suits Of parIors had been on the floors
for fifty years, and were expected 70 do
service tor Anoehsr holf century.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10


The Utica, New York, Herald Announce
the following list Of premiums to be given
away by Grswold, the Fat Contributor" at
ton in that city The Luna,ic Asylum
the pest>house Zone Of the pestest houses
a.. never yos ! one bone>boiling establish
ment n light of glass light in the head
enc corner lot on Mohawk bridge tickets to
the skating park one silver plated trotting-
horse one dozen bottles "cssence OF Old
Virginia one potter's field 200 burial per-
mits one bottle balm OF a thousane barrels
OF flour four lnsgniiicsn dwellings on Post
street, one box cigars one box 1t the the
a,rc; one box side Of the head double set
silver>pla,cd cottage furniture one pair
matched saw-horses; one pair chickens on
foot; one pair chickens in the shell ten
bushels Of corn in the ear one bushel Of
corn in the juice; four quarts Of 'corn" 10
system one grand eight octave sewing INA.
chine one term at the Medical College one
term at the Hamilton College, one (will)
term at the Pcnitentiary one case Of babies
shoes ono case Of cholera; lone case Of
conscience y one large centre table one
small multiplication table; six dozen post
holes; one waterfall on wheels one suit Of
clothes, one suit before Justice one pair
Of tburcau) drawers one travelling bag ono
bae:that never travelled one brick me.odeon,
silver plated, inlaid with a house and lot Of
| (childrcn) elk months tuition in the asy>
ium for inobriatcs "a finished drunkard
waranted) ono set OF ivory handled real
| estate one annual ticket 10 tho meteoric
shower one beautiful ivory handled, silver>
i -. 4
mat; half string Of billiards at GrifIin's !;
one trip Oh the loo on the horse cars; one
days railroad transportation Transports
ton for life one box dog collars, tpapcr)
n horn, rendered by Dan Kice's sacred
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

Rev. G. N. SrowKRs, fAvorably known
both IN New England aud in Central New
York, a. . successful educator, will take
charge of the Upper Iowa University, while
President Brush is engaged in completing
the endowment. The winter term com.
menced or the 9th ult.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

Noticing ths decision Of the Supreme
Court in the case Of the citizen, Nilligan,
the Indianapolis Journal remarks:
Owing 70 the crowded state Of our
columns we must defer comment upon the
reasoning Of the court, At present
Says an exchange
Things have come to pretty pass when
any jackleg lawyer from the back woods can
take il upon himself to instruct tho Supreme
Court Of the United States"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

nsornlaare ReRaAaee and Dealer.
rs AGAIN PREPARED TO RENOvATE
i old Furniture and Upholstery, shd buy and
exchange Furniture.
His new shop and Store il q 2as Brady st.,
nrst store room shove Fifth.
- All orders promptly Allsd. desl3-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

NEW YORK.
ST PREmIUn

FIRST PREMIUM
fEK~ Lax "
or SFN asG N
tC ai & i, II .ss spO
TIE EMBODIMENT or
PRACTICAL UEiilTl RNn
ANTkEAn SIAgrLlCiTl.
Originality PATENTED EeylS, 1859. ',sr,ors,aegs
pifcatef rf9as sih lsts. The celehratedlAMII.Y
GEN SEN ING MACHINE, uith patent eaisrNa
attachment, raosi wonderful and elegantly con-
ktrueteG Novelty is HoisxLxssin operation, uses
che ssaAienr ksspLs, sews with Dousls On
SNoLR TBHzAp of all kinds. Majestic Running
stitch wore perfect and ssgsis- than by hand,
and with extraordinary rapidly. mailing ls
stitches TO each kBvoLurtox Of the wuEnl. Will
gssAsr. Assa. eeess. sAsvr, fwck run ~ Hees1tA,
&c, &c; requires no change Of stitch; IL xos
LiAsLs 70 Oct orr os oanER, end will last Liyn-
rms. being the s1Rcxoss1 sAcMxR made. II hes
takeo the PAsMyrn ~ SSAss rAiRs, and received
shs approval Of all the principal Journals and
those who have USED them.
"For the Drsssmaker il 10 in aluahle; for the
Household u supplies . vacant place Co.
sy's Lddvs' Boo2.
''This machine surpssses all others we hs~e
seen and II would require column TO enumceste
us numerous virtues. "-DemoSsss Davsupsst,
With single or double thread, II silently
ye'very rapidly, with common neecle, makes
the running stitch exactly like the hand sewing
N. y. ztttun.
All persons who buy or offer for sale limitations
OF this genuine Machine, will be prosecuted for
arrangements on the patents. This 10 the only
low priced Mschine secured by patent
Single Machines sent 70 any part OF the couu
Try per Exprcas. packed in box with printed
intructions Oh receipt Of price. o.. Agents want
I'd everywhere. Circular containing Liberal In
tuccments sent free
Address all orders 10
FAMILY GEN SEWiNG'MACHlNEUO
Iovib-dwivl Ofic~. lo2 Nassau street. "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

TPHAMS MARACHELLA CAUSES THE
from falling oat, and promotes tho growth OF
the beard and rnonstache. One bottle will con
vince the most skeptica Of it's virtue. Sold by
4. =. BALLORD. octl dam nj -thurhsnt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10
Central k'1rc Of che Enrah.


Our Lcndon eotemporary: the Eaginesr.
discusses u great length the evidence OF
"fcrvent heat with which the elements be.
meath the crust Of our globe are melted, and
transfers . wondrous scientific tale which
has been running through the French press
with solemn gravity. Some Of our readers
vii perceive that, like the beetles ball, the
story has gained IN size BY beng rolled
across the Atlantic The story as copied
iaio the Engineer, runs thus:
Not far from the Falls of NIAGARA was n
glacier, belonging to AGO npany who realized
enormous profits by the sale of the ,cc in
western cities during the summer months
A few days later than the Aspinwall exp,os.
ion, an aurora bore dis of magnificent, nro.
portions WAS observed wheeling its ,haf,s
several nights in SUCCESSION in the north,r,
ky, causing two lightning conductor. on
the top Of the glacier ca 10 emit long cleo.
srical flames Of blush color. In the mean.
time boiling noise was heard inside the
glacier, accompanied with u olson eavcsuvu
OF gas and occasional loud detonations. A
captain Of militia ventursd to l:sntes On
opsaine in The ice with light, when The
glacier burst with an explosion that shook
the whole country. Happily nobody vas
killed except the unfortunate captain. Of
whom not . trace conld BE- found. Tn
glacier contained 900 tuns Of ice. and ~,
Ter the explosion there was a fall of luke,
warm water over . space Of 500 yards in
diameter. The theory Of The cause Of Ii,
explosion y that the two lightning conduct
ors on the glacier acted under the unflucnc,
Of the electricity a. the two poles Of yoitai,
battery, md dsoempessd the t. inte ,
mixture Of oxygen and hydroaan gases
which Of course explo1Da With rssistlea
power On he intsoduclita e slxha" n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10
WILLIAM D. BAKER,.
DoslanefA InGraSer q Woed

nOOAE-H. I. Corner CLARK sd ReadslpA
!. vssvs q ekiss, 6sfdEass. aseAinsey, psr.
sfaitss ssals, photographic. msps. tists1 sHssl-
opss, -. ~
Poe4iuuIar a1AenSioo peia - eelsee1 Worb.-
All oedefs nealle nlDe4 = low fa1oo.
Chicago, - -, l0es-Aiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10
PREPARED OIL OF PALM aND MACE.

For E'reserv imsA Restoring and
EBcamlffy ing the Hair.
Aud is the most delightful and wonderful article
the world ever produced
Ladies viii find II not only certain remedy to Re.
store, DaFken and Beauty The Hair but also dcsir-
allie article for the Toilet, it IL highly perfumed
with u Eleh and delicate perfume indie pendent OF the
ragrart odor of the OILS OF Palm OF Mace.
The Marvel Of Peru.
new and beautiful perfume. which in dencacy Of
scent, and the tenscity with which 1t cngs to the
handkerchief and person. is unequsled.
The above articles for sale by all Druggists and
Perfumers u 81 per bottle each. Sent by express to
any address BY propretors.
T. W. WRIGHT CO.,
oco0fyl 100 lAbesty Street. New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

This 10 an article Tor washing without snbtAnr
except IN very dirty place.. which VII require a very
,ght rub. and unlike other pscpasa toss 0acfcd FIR
like pulIose. VIII NOT BOT q osnxs hut W!ii
leave them much wMrSuR than ordinary meth.xis.
without the usnai wear and tear.
iemoves grcess spots - II By mage. aud scelenr
thsdirt by soaking. ~ that snsInwlll 10 ordinary
esscs entirely removed II
Tbs powder 10 pseJas I'd IN are0dan~e with Ghrm-
cai sclsnc~, aud upu0 psocGse peculiar 10 itarlS
viii h r. secured BY Letters Patent II has been II
nsc Tor more than year. end hae proved nnl1 ~
nnueraa favusstc harcvcs II has bssN usrd Among
the al vantagce claimed the following Via
u sa,esa the sApcnsc u eoap Ssually ueeA
cotton aud iincs socds.
II ssv,smostc the labor of rubbing. aud wear and
t,sr
Al-o. for cleaning windows Il IL unsurpassed. -
With onequasler ths tns and lab ssquiscd
impaits beautu, eors sud iustrs ,uvek susss, iur
Ia any other mode, No Wntcf required caee1t to
MOIST n tho pow def.
Directions with each package
And can he readily arps. cimted by n einglc trial
tn, eost ~ ashing fos family NJ live sis yrscns
Y III not exoreJ threo cents.
The manufacturers ~ this powder IRE aware that
many usel~es comys uuds have been introduced 60
the public " hch have rutted thu cloth ~ Mil~d IN
removing The dirt hut knowing tic intSiusic excel
! nee of this article, they conadrntiy proclnia II
ing adapted 10 meet demand which hMA lOng
itted aud which hnr hcscecss mntn4d upsppplird.
MANUFACTURED NJ
HOWE Il kI'EvENA.
200 1sroastvv Ra,<-tOn.
ALSO. MANI fAC1t RtRs OF FAMILY DYE
tOioRS.
For tale by 0roccir and Dealers every where.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

T1TOm III pNruS Oh III body In d
II years. without INJURY to the skin, by .'UP
HAMS DrrlLAroRY POWDER ASK or send for
other. Price 81 Mailed to any address Tor
II -, b. :. &. rPHAM. % South Eighth ST.,
Philadelphia Pa Sold by all Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

~ UphaA's 1sinple Manisher.
DEMOvES PlNPLES On THE FACE,
IL Freckles. &c. IL slse softens the skin and
beauties the compile xion No toilet 10 complete
without il. Price 80 cents. Mailed to any ad
dress for az ceats. by =. q. UPHAM, 70 south
Eighth street, Philadelphia. Pa Sold by al
Druggists. octls- dam m -thus&sat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

lncruslatlen of steam Boilers.
rrHiS GRE, fN Evils tN TIE USE OF
4 Stca H. entirety lt@Hg Ataa by
THE ANTI-gNCFl i CATION POWDER OF
II. NJ. WINAN5. Ii Na.at. ". Y.
Invented and Introduced IN ISIS
Now 70 yrarr In successful operation In over 600
boilers withGnt injury, and .ayinc many times ito
cost In fus. and rcpf,T~-
ciesn boiler generates steam more freely and win
outlast ten dirty or incfnsted ones.
eO Beware of limitations. oot9odSmxwsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

CONTAGIOUS DIsEAsES.-wa.ss must be ndap-
ted to the nature Of the nsh. there will be IN
esssss the coli must b. apsed 10 the ses or thsrs
VIII b .snan returns and tbs human body must
cooAain Impurities. or there will b. no sichness-
The nAn whose bowels aad blood have been clesnsed
By . Nv
BRANDR8T1rs PILLS
nay walk through infected districts without fear.
Tho lie Of The nssh y - The blood" To secure
health Ne mase USE BRANDRETHs PILLS, b.
canes ~ cannot Be sick but from unhealthy accuau-
lsoas N tn bowels u The blood. whlcA lsandfstA1
PHI ssnovU; this method y following nature, and
u ee aa0 hoe stood the test 81 time. See Brand.
ssth IN Waes lesesrs in the Government stamp. Sud
By oil Dsageists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

LANCASTER, May so. 1869.
Messre. =. l.. WALLACE 4 90. Gcnts-I have
used your preparation for the hair and find il
the cleanest and best preparation for the hair
that have ever seen.
DIR J W HARVEY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10
A. II. CROSBY. N. D.

MAxcHssrsa N. H., June 90, 1886.
Aeesrs r. l.. WALLACE b Co.: Gents-l have
ussa '.ps. Chenosisr's Empress for the Hair -
en1 ~ p,eo.e1 with the results. l find II the
pursst 81 elDanest article I have ever seen
IL 10 al thas II claims to be in every respect.
Yours, 49,,
LEONARD FRENCH. n n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10


Nh. KxLLy charged in the House Of Reps
resentativcs last Thursday that Secretary
AcCulloch, in . wicked attempt 70 sub,crt
vi by the corrupt use Of his Official patron
age, has removed hundreds Of we'll tried.
capable officers Of the Rcyenus and customs
department. The Washington corrsspsn.
dent Of the Cincinnati Enqsires sayo The
assertion Of Mr.. Kelly sxcites The surpsiss
Of persons Who are conversant with the
facts. for il - we'll understood il Washing
ton that Mr.. McCuiloch has, Of his own mo-
ton. made no removals for political causes
and has steadily opposed appointment upon
such grounds from the first For the oppo.
sition he has been blamed by his friends Of
the Adsninistrsnca. but ncvettheless the
Secretary has adhered to his opinion that
more injury than good resulted from such
removals.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

Ncssrs. b. WALLACE l. Co.: Gents-lhaye
used DIR. Chaussier's Empress for .he hair and
lind it all it claims TO be. cordially recon-.
mend il 60 the public.
MATT HEAD.
Adjt Gen. H. IL