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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

The br.akf st eaten nv between four and
i've bundled pope IL Wufzhu'g. IN bavs-
"a, Juy 9Th will ion.: he painfully remcn,.
b,r,d. Ia German cities ,he bread the
people consume Ii RARELY made at home but
is bought ~ the hsker> ahops. OF late
.eu. particular kind Of S,eaI his come
very much n vogue for breakfast Il IL
ma ic in tue form of rolls shaped like l,,tl-
horns. OF about three ounces weight. Mos
of tr"se who in WuIxburg on the morning
~ q iestiou ate that kind Of bread had been
ros,ird r., IN certain bak.r's shop NJ ~
the cathedral Alter eating they suddenly
become rick. They felt burning il the
stomach vosni,ed and fell of their chaIre
i,a complete k,ate Of pros ration. This
cAsG,ity being known, 'he bakers shop
49, closed and lis customers i, aud on Of
TO an Immediately warned mt to Use hi
,r'ic'es An examination showed that all
tn so.calls u ofns' and some other k,hds
%, slack d I'D had been poisoned with 81
senic. Not ,est,gc Of the poison vas
ii .vered IN the raw material ~ the shops
floa'. mill ~ AID wo,rwer . peri, city
fi,. from a,y c,rVupt,ng sub lance. ls.
il sone of the "hornn' upa ards Of fur
grams Of nracnic we're found. IL Sas evi.
dent The p ,ison hnd been mi1ed with the
Tough, AID o, y III original material. The
~n'le community was terr"rstr,ckcn ~
course. From tw" e. three pounds of ar.
>enic had been employed, but no clue To
tie perpetra'or could be obtsincd, accor
ding 20 .ur latest a1viccs, and il seem. the
iava'isn authorities, who At once took the
matter in hand. rather despair of finding
him our. Luckily not one had died among
the VIII Die nu Der poisont
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02
A tGadsn ~ Mmtricide-1'wO Str.s
N aeder sh~ir aa~Om other ~
OsS0rlmS Molten Lead I'm her

D'ssrinS Molten Lead I'm her
Ear.
From the Kingston Tsnnsessean, July l.
On Saturday last q most shocking ard
brutsl murder was COMMITTED nj Paint Rock
Settlement, winch io- bru,Al,ty and hend>
ishness .urpssses snyihing OF the kind that
We have ever been called upon to chronicle.
II appears that Mrs Hicks and her two
s,cpdaugbter-, named respectively Mary and
Kezah, nad for some time lived unpleasapt'
II together, when the two DAUGHTERS de-
tsrrir cd To pu. her out Ct the say. Ac>
cordinely. with this moasirous intent, they
soic,bly conveyed their fortunate wet, u
"a the smoke house NEAR hy,an1 Commence d
:. ~e-,es Of toffrres that even the yeriest
savage would have shrunk from cud grow e
hidl.ous at-such was the enormity If their
,,s,bsri,y and wick.dpess They FIRST At
I. rnp,ed TO strange their victim TO death,
tu, failing, the fiend. in human ehapc be
thou mt themselves II . more refined "a
we'll .s expeditions mode Of accompanying
their biect, which va. 10 pour molten lead
into the ear n their helpless victim, and
then to make assurance doubly sure these
devoted daughters struck the pros'sass end
dy,nv woman several blows "n the bead
~i,h On * Surprising the I'D lady either
deed nr dyieg- having finished the Job
the Christ, n daughters lief, ,:.eir mother
selecting in her gne. and went to chu' ch
Some VI the neighbours soon after coming in,
found Mrs. iiicks in the conditions The
d "a .ht~rs left her, administered restofa
,ives, and revived her su6i GENTLY 10 relst.
the above deia,ied facts. We learn tbs,
Mr.. Hicks has aimee dh d Of her injuries
and that the mur,isSess are .t,ll ~ large
hsv,ns >cer..ted themselves 80 ~ TO prevent
The uiti GERS Of the Lac from are tin, them
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

Damage 20 Property nad Crops
IN B~Clnnnn County.

pom the Bach ausn County Bulletin.
A trrY &c whri~ina swept lhroush the
southern part o. Farbsnk and Hsleton
townships. on Wednesday afternoon, the
24.h inst, At 4 o'clock We have been en-
sblei 20 gather only incidental data Of the
damage sustained by property and the
growing crops, bn: have learned sufficient
TO warrant u. In The assertion tina. 20 such
y elton has visited the country for many
yea's. The wh,'lwind seems to have gath
cred .near the rive AID (, have swept IN y
direction a III sou'heast ~ kier post
o,iicc, de-t-oved valuable n hard. AMI
field Of wheat and corn, belonging to Mr.
Sciere, together with ~ the fences in its
path. A large pile Of brush, VII CHI vas ly.
iug on the west side T Mr. Sellers corn
lid, was driven entirely scross the fe'd
uue,ly IA hing the GRIP. The iossis se'ere
i !. NJ. SeIi.s.. Mr.. Walker. III. pos'Dsst.
-. had corn field partially pros'ssied -
Tne ,dore Dodge lost the kitchen ssach>
mynt :, his house. together with . cook
stove aud other household articles. The
whole up. er stery Of David Agr ew's house
was so. pit away, together with bers. bed
ling and furniture No poYIin Of the bed
ding hes been fluid Jo.. Sprsgues frs@e
hou-e YES totally destroy with evesy
, brcaksble thing in IL. Fesuratrly the
fam y sers absent, and escaped injury
! AL he above suffered seversly in dnmsee
- their crops The path Of the tor ado
varied in width from thirty rods 10 half u
/ mile is whole course Is marked by the
! prostration Of tree.. fes ces and crops Tn"
corn q a smaller grains will partially recos'r
and Vie j far crop. u no, Oh exceptional
/ fields are 10 Ut 'ot.ll, ruinen. The rain NJ
t,irbank. hoHever. was very heavy. We
h,vr rio learned whether Inc tornado ceased
ia work. but hope 10 be able TO give ful or
pait.culafs next week.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

The radicals are actually rlarmcd Of tue
orospee, OF losing the German vote '"fo's'
GU, this county and State. he accuh'u'@>
,irc.~idenrcs eycrywhere around then %
ai~s.;i.fse.ian among he Germans, ara TIC
,reo.,e~t .sowals Of an intention T. vote
srs,ns, then n lie future, strikes them
ri,h to,rs-. feey begin % resl'zs g 81 he
people arc awikCning TO selsc u the uae
state q, affairs. Tie han wr,,i,g beein-
70 be dimly rrAceable on the wall, aud their
kaccs are already Trembling through fear o
being turned cut. like Nsb,chAanezzar. to
feed on grass. instead Of rioting upoa the
hard earnings OF . be.ral Ell and lax-'iddsu
people.
why. they are 20 frightened that they
dare not say . word about the true issues
but spcnd their time in t-aducing all who
do not believe - tn y do. Anxious Oh De-
holders are discussing tae grave lection oil
~hat they shali o 10 be Aaved. and We are
assuscd that those Of thi, county have come
70 the conclusion tina, their cause will BE-
los, unless the Peoples Patty shall support
him.
They seen TO think il 10 the liquos Lac
and il. enforcement which |. turning the
honest masses against them Vel, f N Il
il 50. wa an cx ibiton II m,<cs of ,her
party, Here they have been OR years de-
ma eng tie Dem ,cratic party as rum
party. aud now That they have n law ~hic'i
they say viii Pr: a stop 20 the sale o hp'
u,r.. they come nu, and 7aY they cant ke'
their party together il 'hs law Is enforced
Th@ marty cant stand i, without rum =
raSe ram ssav from 1t and it sunbles TO
p,oes
What splendid temperance me1 that par
~ mast be composed OIL b .sIti'u' state
Of things. ia T.. for the party IL "gres
moral ideasi' Il im and pluader is c,he'
~ive ,.ower, &C riding 90 their o~n confess
ion. Well. ve ere glad to have tn /"
smoked cut, hot they arc greatly mistaken
~ to the real reason Why TIE honest por'
ton Of th,ir party arc deserving them. Th'
people see their dishonest pract,ces aud I
German see that they have heen used
pssticulr purposes - that in convent o.
their rig ITS have been ignored, trnmplet
upo, all they sncered at a teer guzz err
wh .ke,it.s. transformers. etc. We'll ma,
they be alarmed 'ris time to look = thei
record We have a. ed Tor ccning up
Al ex,,lAns,on little airing Of our c'un'
~ affairs. Shall We give il or vii, others
What say YOU n.iShbory
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.


The mlasma which generates epidemic fevers IL
nov rs-ing in clouds under the bl ,sing beams oi
the d,r -da, sun. E,ery living body. as well n :
fu-c animal and vegetable matter. emit. IN sholr-
rome ,apors and IN crowded eite- and the dense
ecmbiag which business md Pleasure cal geirer
the elements - die tse IRE evolved The pressure
upon every vital organ 10 great IN the
second ard third months Of summer. and common
teaches that these rcQu TO b. rein
fossd to meet IT.
We hold our lives. toepesk. on repairing lease.
and this 10 the when the process of dlapida-
ton IL m"st rapid and repair most rcquifsd -
Therefor, u ii ". pr ~ np anil sustain The Io@.ts
ra'urc with that m chry vegetable, rccuucrant.
uOSTErfER : BIr,EnS. He WHO take i msv
he said To clothc himself la san ta-y mail a.an-'
which epidem disease vii hnrl its poi-oous III IT.
in vain. Tnis j. :rs'uitons sim. bat rrcai
ne d. al fact ~ cst, bs tw I've ar. xpctcucc e,
climate { the tab tabl glanc. E,tr,u ~
tempe atutc slwaya disturb the fnic,i.i.- tht
s'ou,ach tho howrls he liver aud the -ktu II l..
th,ourh ~, ~, that the most Il se'oes aides
~aii ~. Zone them ", adsanc. ~tih HOST At i'Ek :
BiTTER>. aud defy hes' and malaria.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

American Fer A late number Of the
New York II DE and Leaiker Journai no>
I ces ~ II The diff rences IN IN. shape OF
The pedal * reinities OF people in various
sections Il the country. Shoes made fur
nc locality are no adapted for all. For IN
tanc., no,d shoe. WIDE in the shank, is
best auap ed TO Toe Eastern trade, a narrow
meeting with but little iavor Rhode
Island. though the SIN ! est State IN the
ttirn, can BOAST Of me If the biggest
feet that ever trod solc>l ather The Md
die States require Summer shoes and higher
IA the in>iep than the East Tn, iuster
grows IL her ms We progress souihward,
connenclng with Nrgiuia. and the fool
sh rter and more p.nmp. Rarely. ~ ~,
North. does II fuli>stoxn man WEIR less
han a No 6. runnin, up in the scale OF
z'-,o No II out at The South many
full,sIz,i man wears fonrs al 4 fives, and
seldom over littp~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

SrSsislH.-S,x japanese youths. Who are
studying ut Monson, Massachusetts. have
been offered iaciiiiies for 'rsseli & during
tho summc' vacation, aud have declined
acc pit them f"r the following reasons Fir.t.
Dd'g-"t and u"r. uniting study Of the Ian.
susgr 10 "ur first snd Mast important bus,>
n's-. in o'der To quality us TO travel TO the
best advantage. We a'e not We, sufli :iently
able tos>k in eligible questions aud receive
the proper explanations. Secondly. IL is
more agreeable IL spend the summer in the
shade aud quiet Of these secl.d.d hills, than
to encounter the heat. noise. dust and Gin.
dersof travel. Thiroly. We have had travel
enough for one year. in coming all the way
from Japan.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02
Bachelors Hair Dve.

This splendid Hair Dye IL the best In the world
The only rRps and pKHsRor DYE Harmless. Relia
BILE. In tnntaneous No disappointment No rdic
uloua tinrs. Natural Black or Iro~a. Rsnsdies the
III eiedte of Bad Dyes Invigurstes the HAIR leaving
1t sofs o. beautiful. The genuine r signed William
A. Bachelor. All oihers are mere limitations, and
should bc avoided. Snld BY sli Drrrgsfsand Perrin.
mere. Fact0ry 81 barclay ssr~et. New York
~ BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

A leading radich newspaper in Minne-
sofa thus agludes to its radical German
friends
The German beer guzn'cvs ~ 81. Louis.
red,lent of f.'mhiirer cheese. aud re tive
fr no az parade ami the hrszen cang of
csmh,l> j base 'irpms IN thrr deserted
bear garden. utter the ssn, hosl If 'Pniis
Tan intolcrascc
Having reached the beginning OF 'hs en- !
As n, VIZ ca" of The negroes. radical SUI i,
nov turning i. attention to the Germans.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02
LYOx'S PERIODICAL DROPS /!

-
LARlTIES.
Thoee Drops Tres scientifically compounded huid
psepaeaaloe. end better tAan any Puls. POwders a.
Ne-esuns. Bsing iqui1. thsis acsicn 10 direct ed
psisiye. ssndesine them reliable speedy and ees-
safn speac fos the cure Of al distractions ami ss
prereions Of nature. Their popu s.,ty lie indicated By
the fact that over iUU0O butt are annually eUld
and coneuned by the ladier Of the United States,
every one - ~hom epcak in tie strongest srsms u
psaise Of their ire inertia They are rapidly takiae
the place osevesy other scale Remedy. and Coz
'idescd BY all who know sueht ofthem. the ssress.
sssess and moss ufallibis preparation In the wfid.
Tor the cure Of al female complaints the removal Of
al ohsssueticas OF nature. and the prcmmicu If
health regularity and u cnsth Explicit dirvc,ons
stating when they may be used. and explaining whes
and why they should not c. uld NOT bs ,ss -; H.
out Producing cnectr contrary 10 N ,ur... ,ho..o
lass viii b. found rsrefuily folded .r.mp =. -
tie. with the written signature III JoMs L Lr..s ,,,n
ont ~hish are enuiie.
Prrar ~ b.. u M L. LYON. lpb chs,.,s.
New haven t.nr.. ~ he q n te sss.sulses EN-,
ssssly - all. (eis eng 4 ~ conc. N, ~
pfi,r. dkes.e. and Il mae wtat b.ssse ="
Sud by Druggists evsf,whss.
@- 0esesel Aeeo1e1 ~ ~ U =. 81 Caeaass
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

Inc I'diSu,e Journal tells q story Of .
Syme man 1t ~hose request damee vas
ne" '"s night previous to his dvc-ase. in
me gu 'd'sE which be occupied fos he our
pose 81 Failing funds to psy f"r"a dec. n,
inoerai." The receipts we're $50. ..Ghrv
be to G.d J. ea'd Il d, ing m an. "now III,
have decent b ny ing. and the chiid,en en-
ride IN hack W ~~''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

During . severe thunder storm which
isssed over Memphis iast frilsy. leak
IN s--ass pipe wss set on Ere BY n ,sh
oil lightning. and some workmen engaged
~ repair ing the strsets were badly burned.
lac gas continued to burn after the explo>
sion. until nesriv ca-tlosd Of earth vas
sh'own ON the flames.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

A Saratoga correspondent aays that .
bu,lesQue advertisement was posted in the
u"ion Hotel. announcing in the style Of the
great tobacco advertiser. that in order 10
overcome = natural prejudice sgainst The
use of hash, the proprietor VII, on MOI,
day. place . tao dollar and half gold oiece
IN certsin quantity II the tash on Tues
day, ore hat that amount in too pieces !;
on Thursday. enc th,rd that amount in
ehree pieces: AID 30 on fr a week"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

Tus tALiF ,sNgA DkweCRACy. he Dem>
acr lis IA Caiinfnia aic united, and are Ia.
Ming energetic political action. Their late
Safe Convention was attended By in,ei
gent l.'egs ions Z ON an parts Of the st lie.
The ticket nominated embraces names of
ci,iz. Of great popularity men di>,in>
euished f'r their ability, patriotism and con
sistent political course. The prospect OF iis
success /, very encouraging.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

IL wtrCDiNo FAsRiONs. corresI o, dent,
Who has evidently lee INDUCING too fire., "
in cucuuhers, aud nceds . dvse Of Goes
d,eprpria cure moSe than he does Ia see
himself IN print, rails At the PREVAIL, z
fashions and ssks ~ no shall d~ac,ibe IN.
new s,yle Of iai,e,' walking dvessesr' We
have repeatedly attempted the arduous ask,
with mere or less success, . d ~c most ms.
suredly shall not atten.p, /, merely to graft
~ the spite of acme confirmed oil bachelor.
as our correspondent evidently is.
:. Hear him laoies, and say what punish
ment shall be melted out TO such wretch
when. II ever. HE identity Is discovered
lie asserts that taken a. . class women
can contrlve more outlandish and ugly cos
tunes than one would think possible with
out the gift of inspiration. But this ,ime
they have bscn f,l,cisous in invention The
wrctched waterfall still remains, Of course
hut IN moiiti.d form every change ithas
undergone was for tie b,ter. F,t.,uyep.
Resented . bladder Of SCOTCH snuff. next !,
hung down the woman's back like can.
vsss covered ham aiterward il contracted
aid coanierfeitel q t1rnip on the back o
the head now il sticks s,ra CHIT cu, b,.
hind, aud looks like . wire muz,le on
grey hound. heating in tie nids, OF this
,ens stretch Of h I'd and hair reposes tn.
batter cake Of DO met, ike j ckey saddle
on race heese. You will readily perceive
that this looks very unique. and coqu .,ti.b.
But the glory Of the costume is the robe :
the dsses. No furbtlows, 70 Hounees, no
b - .. no rufDes no gores. no fat,.r whcel..
q, hoops to spsAk of-no,h ns bu, rich
pisin. nars~, black dress. tsrn ins,ing in
$40 teeth pososias downward, and under IL
. asnins red skirt eaoush to put your eyes
out, that reaches down only to the ankle
boss. and exposes the rest ess little G.t.--
chasming, fascinating. seductive. bew,ich
lag! To sec lovely girl Il II. With sad.
die on her head. aud . ,nuzzls on behind,
aud her veil just covering the end 6f her
nose, como tripping sls' IN the hoopless.
r~d>bsssoeed dress lie : ch.rn On hsr. u
.eaeusb 70 81 ! man wild" We must
dsst - sutjses. We cas'sssend shs rsss-
go
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

NOTWITHSTANDING the "meagre show y
mad ny American exhibitor, at the Paris
Exposton. rs the world was inf sm, a bv
he French ,urnals. the array Of prix =
a~s'ded to o"sc un'ry'nen 10 ''hishiv res
spectacle Indeed 20 large is the list that
y has attracted III. st eniion oi English and
o'h,r fosr,gn journals. And not vnhou
reason. There we're but five hunlsed and
twen'y-tur exhibitions, ard VI these two
hu"drcd and sixty>tsoo Or iast ono hoI u nave
ece'ved awards. Of thesu there we're four
grand pr'z.s. ten dscVss'ions. seventeen
gold medals. over sixty silver med.ls, end
the rest bronze and honorable ,centen.-
THIS - doing sole,sbly veil, We think. end
shou!d teach our Pari.iin friends 10 ns
longer sncer at the "@easre show" We ksvs
made.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED b,
Eel MnnI Ia ENrR.cr iirfmr fehS d. WY

What Every One Wants.
A good, r,li ibc medicine that will be on hand
when required. and never fails when called on. That
IL now to be obtained In DR.. Tobias Celebrated We
nctian 1inimen,. Many thousands call II the Won
der of the Age 1t does all that "a represented ard
more. Il cures Dirrh@a Dvscntcry. C,lc. Sprsm-,
!, mtirg. Group IND Sa sickness as surely a. II Is
used and /. perfectly innocent u take inierna ~
even IN dono the quantity aned In ih directions.
and external rencdi fur Cironic ltheumafism.
Cuts, Bfu'ss $. Old Sores. Mumps, Toothschr. Heal
ache. Sore Theoai. Spri ins. Inset Stngs. Pal . in
the Beck Chest and L'mNs IN ,nsan - have testified
10. and their ocriilea.s cen be seen ly amy one NJ
the Doctors De not. ~ Cort' an't Street, y York
Hundreds Of Oh, sicar- it in ihrir practice. I
has been introdu ed since ia. nui hIndred- who
have II IN 'h.i- hon ca. sny thnv wond not be
.iihout u even ifit WIS slo per hotie. Ev ~ d-op
10 IN xrd bv Dr robi,s himself. AMI can n, depended
on. Ohi, :" c"n'a and 81 pcr hottie. Sold hy all
dru.gi IL roughouf III Cnifei ~ ,'es aud Ia En-
lopc Dep 81 Cortlandt street New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

Advice for the People. Forced swea
ing Il bad, often producing seiion. consequence,
while purgat.on m chills. eide. rh, umstirms, etc.
with BRANDRETh'S PILLS. 10 Away safe, never
leaving any III effects. In all cases ih.ir uee 10 vice.
but In severe aims from c.'ic, milan nations. RI u
matisms. or external injnr e.. il IL lIrE SAVING.
Remember. BkANDRE1nS Pills are always
sure OF effect. and always ~itL.ut the least danger
aud they every part OF the 9, stcm disodging
and removing al sccump aricbs of impurities. thus
ciesnsipg the bleed and resioiii health
The Hon Demas Barnes sa,a: Il sell more Of
Brandr. this Pills than III all uthtis put tOgs Their
BR \ND1Et HIS Pill are sod by all druggists.
and prin, ip-l .fiise. brandieih ll"uev. n.
Obeerse u BkAND.kIH VI white letters on the
poyefnm stamp on 4 NJ box.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

"'s"s" ''' CUT. stsIeN- lave compel.
70 c'of:wsi !s'AssnSs ~,dsw 10 sell the
Gs.sSais VA ho'se soa ciria,n in Muevn.
Georgia. IL VAS pseteni.d 10 The Genrrsi
~ The c'ttsen 20 tAseussa county, Va.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

Gov Psrp,nt. Of V,.gioia. was assaults
cd on Moniy At the Executive Mansion,
Richmond. Nv Mrs Drsc II, who vas i'm,
mei'a'e'y after arrested by the police The
assault was made because the Governor
had parjoneI nan convicted Of killing
her son. The Gov,rror MAS not il .red.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02
MANHOOD AND Youthful vlGOR are re
- med by HsLSBotDs ExSwAcr BUcmu. tssd&wiy
COltOn,a Select E1QyCrs


CHOICE FRUITS 81 SPICES.
Are cre.tin. qnite . sen-a'Ion among lovers OF
C"Oice foe thcr delicious Fiasorr
Strict Pnri and unrvaiied strength Th.Ne who
with the he I. and ihose who wish .eo0omizr seek
them. Coli,n's Pure Vanilla ssOr II -,rghf by
many who appreciate thar Ricn Flaw IN iis Purity.
nn'ikc the m-nv Vsni IL Extracts in n,arket)
Ex-tiov. JAMv~ Y SNITV. O~ PRovirE>cy. X. ssvs :
Nv wife pr,nonn' - Them -nprrior 10 any Flavor
ING Extrarts che has ever used
Ex Gov. VIZ. A. r UxtS.RsN. ~ CnxSfc-'c ?. savs
For long tim we have used them. aud dnd them
verr fne
HOLLAND. (Timothy Ttcomh) the well known
-ufhor Of Sp-incAe i. Mas. says: They are the
STANDARD In all tis scini,y.'
DEAt EI,S TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THEN
Such list NJ kcfcrcnc"S " -nld.n given. See
Circulars with Dealers Sold nv Growers and Drug
gis,s Picpsred bv J w. COTTON Proprietor ~
Colfon'- Toilc, Article No. B. Il, Heal aud Beauty
/ the skin Sod nv Harrison & Stai k- and Parks &
Hosmer, Davenport. Iowa
chicago Wh.hsrsle Ayrnte, FULLER. NCH
FULLER, 81 Market street, for all Cotons Prclara
tious; Sept. 9S-dIv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

\ General Massacre
~ the Hlrcs OFT re adj the whiskcrs th moastaehe
the beard. b. easily &C cm,lishcd by the ap
pics ion of the -eor hin ha- dive. and when every
hair IL KILLED DEAD.
the parties deceived lay these no-'run- i'll regrr'
too ltte, tha. they did not the erfn and en-
tiaely pa sunless Preparation which. in FIVE MIN
CTES. prod wee. blach %. bown which IL not
ps-.cd Nv ra'nr. own aue Be wisc 10 time. The
only safe an , nr,ic'et>
CRi>TADOnUS HAIR DYE.
MANUFACTURED byJ CRisrADORO. q Asfor Uon.c.
y. Y. Sold BY all Drlg9i-ts. Applied 10y all Hair
Dreseege.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

EAsrKnS cslculator> continue t. repeat
the tallac. that the clip VI Wesiern wno,
th's yea. will be largely in excess Of frme
wears, ard perhaps thcy believe Il. " 90.
they VIII b- undec.ived before next OctO
Der. . eof our correspondents, q los IA,
ago. stated from ofi tlal tigurea the falling oil
~ the county o: Porisyr. We have sine.
obts'ned the cures from other counti -
Stark IL on. 81 our large wool growing
counties. In 1866. there were returned b,
.he a>sesso's. as pub ishci H. the Report oil
the Auii or of the : ~sr, l5g, 6Ol head oil
steep. 10 is67. ~" us head. showing .
dccs.ase OF p.h23 head. The de- rca>c re
ported irom rtg,asc county can be account
~ t~ from he tact til.t farmers IN III,
Western X serve counties are chan inr
tr'in >''eep 10 dalry. which pays better Bat
~ Central county Of Stark. We must look
lot some other 30 utiun 81 thus problem. IL
vi y 81 such facts. here is the largely in
creased cliu 10 come iroir p Dtio Foumsr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

oonnec'cu, lawyer hss, within a rear
"O'sh three divorces fer the sam. M.
man. BEING regular customer. he does
the work .hrsp. ~ ''e'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

srsemc man nscluse: In Boston died
On Monday. ffcm the c, o,inuous infusion
~ me ro'scn into his .ysum during hi,
'ong 'mpoyment in manufacturing il