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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-29

Lrerg HcrP increases The 1oopn-
ii'dyof t3ts rota0bte hotf' Prep.
0F0fton, ,c',iCt a. dte 10 mei.n
atone. be cdn dssH,'e orr Old
pafr0ns titH II IN heW run MP to
IL hiqa SI1,ft,yei. and t. those
tt'Rn haze siersY Used u ire rdn
corf;5eritly SIR. mt - il the ONLY
FettaJte ana pc,Jccttd prepnrn-
tan IL ..esfDre isg,ET OR FADED
Il Asss 10 rs youfhjW cotOr. max
ing II sat. instgonS. and siij.en:
Ncs sc0ip. bb its ase. ebec0mes
Wittte ana cieap. II re1nOres all
ernptioas ana d0ndfHU. and on
rs tonic properties precents the
hdir from faNinJ ont. as u slim
ufGtes and rOUrisHes tho hair
glands. By lis use ne hair grn,Cs
thicker and stronger. In badness
Il restores the capillary glands
TO their normal T'1Or. ana ciH
create u nee Dr0"fh fEeeW az
c.rfremc OH age. II Is the most
economical NAhs DRESSING
erer uset. as IL requires JeHes'
applications. AMI g,rrs the hair
thai spica,tid Oiossu appearance
sOr mach admired by al. Il. 4.
H"ycs. ". ~. .Sf0ic fssuyer Of
-Vass.. SGNs. "thc constituents are
pHi.e Gud cnref'Hiia selected Jor
elcsiftsf gHGfity. uitd 4 CONSIDER
IL The rss,s- PERTURBATION Jor
lis infeHtis1 purposes. e pub
i.h u tf',riise %. fiie hair. Ri,ch
RE sef,d free or mat aDon april
cation. tAjch coutajHs common
datofB h0tices fam cfefGHnpen,
{'i,ystciUHs. The pros. 0Ad others.
- ho'c matte II e'HdB ~ the
bair und as diseases q spcciGtfV
Jpf ye0fs Gpd k,,9a htdf re Mdhe
Ia mos et1ectire p}tp0rOfion jor
tire reservation amt the pTeseFra-
fioa ~ fir heir. cfst1rt. and so
deaRDit1ai1ed IN fac 6cst FcGi.
cal .aa ,serni.si! Suitiorit,.
SD u { D-a7giy,s ai '.irs IN Nd cine.
COOK. cc5u7. {. CO.
cell i aa,s tor Eost. Western States,
81 DrAlsoRs ST.. CHICAGO, ILL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-29

IoSl.tNsoS kIioS. rabli-hers sud Took-olsc,s
80 Lakpet, tufni.h seuda. School iibras'r~ "a
lActel terms. Catalogues u sunday school putiIca.
luns furnished.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-29
~emmlrs, sni..p,,- r...ctn..

n y. kEsEkOlE. aos Late street, GARDEN and
Gs Field kescs. Seed kowefs and Garden Drills,
Agent for Wakefield Corn Planters. tend for Cata.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-29

=. c. IT :. = o,
Cc;aE7;cGir.i F!E9c,,nas.r:
aii 81 rAs street. NEw ORLEANS.
DFALERs fl Nor;he-u snd Western P5oa1-c. 10
&c.
Reference -.r,si I'm, '1sos Brrse, JOHN j. DAILY
81. Louis. ems %. ioEi : 10, .-O0agE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-29


}. =. ssNlETEs,
~ Main it,. 81 dco~ below the
First NATIONAL Bank,
GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO TIE
- Sale Of all xind- OF Personal Property aad Rea
Estate nj Auction, or private sale, Will also buy
is0tsehc!d Furniture,
OF all kinds. new And ola aav.nce Money o., lsre.
9,ock- OF Merchandise for sa,e q, .rctop.
VIII als1 give psFt'cnlnr attcLiien 10 the sale o
Horses, on SAT UhDAl OF each week.
Terms are iiheral.
Apr23ttf A. L. MOTION. Agent
FsEGyaTEnI. !.
Notice IL hereby gwen that the Bosri o.
Registry will be in session IN thc dih.reh'
districts .. lie following places, sna oates
gb;,d U,s-1-At tho Township Clerk.
Office (Harrison street, between I'D snd 4th)
MONDAY end Tucsday, September 18th ana
goth.
ship Trustees, corner 9Th and Brady, We'd
nesdav ard Thursday, September Goth and
October lat.
Eifth V1r1 At III, Pcnnsylvana House
Friday and Saturday. October I'd and %.
Sizth Har6-At the Arseral Brewery
Tuesday and Wednesday, Oc.oher 9th and
7tb.
7o,cnship-At G. Bore,nan's, in Gilbert
Thursday, October BIB.
Al John Nv er's tavern on tire Harrison
street road, on Friday October 9th.
At II. SteEen's tavern on the Dubaqus
road on Saturday, October 10th.
At w. L. Steinberg's, in Black Hawk, or
Monday, October l2.h.
1T Peter Jacobssn's, corner Locust ant
Border street, on Tuesday. October 18th
for Township and FIRST Ward.
The Board will set 9. the above place
and dates from 0 =. m. to p. n.
By crier OF the Bcsrd.
4. g. SmALIriELD.
! Township Clerk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-29

JowEN. WHITMAN a WINSTON. Wholesale
DRY Goods. Woolens aud Sotian- - aud . Ran
IL ph street. large ssnek aud luw lttocs
DALI ~ VA SItN peter-t ~ by - ,,i., W Dol
y .ur. and Nbtous M Whole ale Sock we 80
iseted Al Il suid NJ bpt IN pt.ee.. - LtEe STREET
luHN v. FAkN ALL 90. btg t,podn. NolipBs.
y WoNlrus ~ abash Avenue. keen larger sI.ck
and sell cheaper Than any nthrf honse West.
-. JAChsuN y co. v nalar.lu Dress Hoods
= Nhiib Good-, Notions. iie-ieIy, Nuoiunr, Fur
rtrhrK t!ootr. w., ~ and - " atath Avenue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-29

ASSlGVEES SALE
In the. matter II kich ard IL. Hill. bankrupt
Public rotlce - herehy given that on the first
~ dav Of 0ctover. A. H.. 1865, commencing nj
The hour Of nnc a o'clock A. n. will sell a,
public auction Mt Metropolitan Han IN the eli,
% Davennof' IN sad Scott county, Iowa, al the
personal assets Of the snid bankrupt. consisting
ofpromissory notes bills OF exchange. ccrtif
Gates OF deposit. hous. hold goods. furniture, or
namcnt' ei person one bry mare, two carr ages.
enc buggy. &c sicieh. cue lrlc u engine and
'i'FSt Hest. go .ac, QUO deft. one sst Of
douAle htrne ;. T. ssttecs 40 CHATS aui Il
anp- aud cthor personal property
A.s1 at the ss'ns me aud plac. tho LOVING
real cstst VI
The \. +. i nf Sec -. sni tb.w 0fthe
y. ". : aid re Y. Y % the \. W !, u -
20 ~ = ta~nahipa y u. \, West. IL r4na
Also. o. \ y. fractional or thrN W. \
81 KS. !. 4ai ne fra.iionu u IT the Y. II
q sec al 10 faan-hipa "a Il. .. W est. in 8'c
rev cnu..v Iowa
Also the equity II r. icmpion ~ the seti
hsntrnpf ~ aud To tho following real estate at.
uNed n the CITY IT Davenport. S,ot' county,
Iowa. vi; Parts OF lots Nos. and 10. block
IL. known as stores Nos l. =, end !, East sec.
onl street,
he east ~ Zee. OF lot 2, block 81. lots . and
10 hoch 5. pafter's addition
The south In fert Of tile north % Zee, Of tho
west hall ~ lni2 Whislrr's addition
Lots /. Z. 3. tni 4. Bazaar block
The SOUTH lGl feet ~ the ess, ha ~ out III 70.
Tho rorta y feet of tho south 2i0 feet Of the
west hull q out, let3,.
The uth - feet Of the ives, hafof ont 10, 30.
tlsan Ii sehold interest IN psrt Of lot 8. b.oek
Is. which expires Arril 1862
For further rariicnlars referansc IL made to
the schedule e gaid property attached - til.
ssij bankrupt petition now On file tho oiNcc II
". VI. Price. 10. Register for said District.
FERNS OF sale II De cash
!. NJ GirFonp. Af,ignec.
Davenport ssrt. 3. los
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-29
.oaveapor! i.aGsas.. Bank,

WITH Or - I,
IRA REPUTABLE AND Extensive PhsCEiG 2
~ . yes. IS 49, b,si ~ Ga. n O. taf rppi-
d.ree Of the annuity Dr e can present ta'.
caif, 10 the pen.a - davenport ~ virrs'v rad
-sp. any o.aor -si4sLcc 81 ptares esA..eat.on &C.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-29
". II. essjyCKEE. Dentist.

OFFICE. MERWiN'S BLOCK. pG.taY ST,
nAyEN"ORT. IOWA. WITH FACILITIES IN
- .nrra-scd. added 10 the experience Of more thar
wsnty years, horcs 70 merit lar share Of patton
age v--dts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-29
DENTISTS

lYslCIiS AID SURGEON. oeice. ~.
s. JcedY r-ett. Cup stairs te-dence
on 18th e.. bet Braiy and Man. ectsd-dti
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-29

1irocersrs.
HAY, ALLEN a Co. va ,lesale tSroccfs. orders
~ om country merchants promptly nllec and at tho
.pwret price, ~ aud ~ itsudo.pb street.
GillIl,slUN q hi.lsM u MI. t-u, gcerofs 70 n
NJ. Ahomp-Dn,l " hllaea3e ..foevr-, ia mad 10 $
Water street. GBicAeo. .4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-29
~. u Ix.E.naxA.

a. r.. zANsvE.a.f1. n. "a,
q ericr rJer'i ENTRANCE rftsT Docl
I as fhn I. ~ .l.l... IN I. Eiave.aart. low.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-29
81. r7. 4s2fAE.z..
'sE-fF
-ss,vs. R.iv. * EsoUyDy.


rsaYsiClAN 40 suRGFsg. office
res 3encc Il. s, corner Ae.4 sa4 h5-d
- y-..n. ~. l.sA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-29

ekUtlIH- " ES1"N MIC Co, rnrnss, Pumps.
~ Wrought Iron Pipe. Malleabie Iron Castings.
Steam Warming Apparatus, 10 N. Jefferson sieei.
ssALW ORl IA, 1WOMi0 % ri ksE, Iron pipe and
~ Fittings, steam Boilers. pumps and GuaEes.
betting. Steam Waning Apparatus I.o Lake street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-29

sSSFzhI q r.sl n ..-s,
4 T'ToRNET AID COUNSELLOR II Inv "
"A Conveyancer. once Ptrry stree one co.i
south 81 I.uss 4 Grgg-, up sigi-s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26

A. to The United States, ws ON ~ no
reason Why she should plead fspsdiation
either, on her bonded debt. Surely the De-
mocracy Of the country will put in no such
plea, though II possible--nsy, perhaps
probable that the reckless extrava gance and
highland stealing Of the radical Congress
aud its coniederates may hurry the country
on to helpless bankruptcy. Neyerthslsss,
u is not fer the Democracy 10 accelerats
that movement, but rather TO do all that
lies within their power to prsvant II, and to
Fsustaia the national credit. Everywhere
except in Iowa, SO far as State Conventions
have been held, the Democracy take the po-
s;lion that the national faith shali e main
tained that stipulstions to pay bonds 10
gold shall be met-othcrWiss they shall be
paid in greenbscks. This is the position
taken by Geo. II. Pendleton, and strange %
1t may appear. the Democracy Of Iowa ap-
plaud tine man and condemn his p ,licy. In
convention they cheer that statesman to
the echo, and kick from under him the plat
form upon which he stands. Ia a word,
they nominate him ~ their choice for the
presidency and impsaeh him in the same
breath. That is what We complain Of as an
advocate Of that man and his claims. 1t is
. serious prsdicament for party 70 place
itself in, and no time ought to be lost in re-
pairing the wrong.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26
10 DlATlON.
Correspondence of the DxxocnAr

kSvit'rioh1SuVe tue DEMCrRAT
EprroEs pEsocaAr:-l SEQ by a leading
article In your paper Of tie 18th inst that
YOU arc somewhat disturbed because part.
probably msj,rity, OF the Democracy of
Iowa tes'eve sha. population in tho ine,-
nab9c result CT the reckless expenditure Of
the public iunas b. our Ciod-tors.kcu Con.
gtess.
No~ let US look this matter sQuarsly in
she face. To Us outsiders it is rather LAUGH
able to see Davenport man horror strick
On At the mention OF reputation.
rcccl.ect that few years ago vsts
was takea ia Davenport to borrow money. to
make so'ae very much needed improvement
In the streets. and carried BY very large
mslriiy. The money was borrowed sad
ex ended to the great improvement of your
city. But how about tho bondsf | believe
Tue city oil Davenport, will compare favor
ao.y. IA point of morals, with any CITY in
.a. United States know that large ma
Jcray OF your bus ness men woula sooner
i'se u'c" f'sht arm than have their indi-
Niaal paper dishoaorei. Bnt bor ,s !,
trely ifom recollection, bat / ,b,,L :.
meaeer vote being tsken within tho las,
w. or thee years, 10 enable your Civ
fsiheis TO ray some portion of this debt
anu ina there were onls forty or finv.
votes IN your whole population III favor Of
II Now why IS thisg You have had Tho
money y nas been expended in your town
hy officers OF your own choosing. IN h,,a
been Benefited, hr, you do not nav eysn
The ini,rcst. Is it because your p.one cal.
iecsivc!y, are dishonest. Not AZ ,i. j, !.
Simply INABILITY 10 pay-your taxes are nj
raay as high es property can stand -
Now. about the United States bonds. can
.uey or Will they ever be paid. lknew il
.s easy enough TO make AZ array of figures
snA' VIII pay the debt But II in time Of
re-. general heath, good crops and high
8. !, -. ",'a taxes upon everything % high
49,. ~ osAe, with people clamorinc at the
~, " o'n sress Tor reduction. our debt Il
s."' '"e'eA''"s. l should like ,o Lpov
when We are going to begin to par II
Pleasant Valley. March 2sa lsss
We are not prepared to ADM, :,
snt writing that Davenport has .nv ~.
ton whatever Of rspudiating her CITY ash,
We dot MOI believe she could do any such
thing even IL she would, nor that she would
if ssc had the power. A community
worth ten millions Of dollars is not in .
very, good condition to plead for the rspu-
diAuoa ola dsbt Of less than half nil
Hon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26

ll.l5l t5,b62 90
Perhaps VIC shall have clearer idea OF
the amount Of this material il We look into
the folding room, where it is prepared for
mailing. The pay roll Of the folders shows
that they were paid for this business So. :
| OF last year. They used up in wrap
ping G.033 reams of Manila paper, costing
sll, los "a 435 buckets Of paste, costing
5000, and 1920 pounds Russian Irvine, !,
s5i pounds soft cord, 40 pounds hard
twinc, and twelve dozen balls twine, quality
net named. This is aside from the enor-
nous sums paid the proprietors of the Con-
gress.on0l Globe for printing the proceedings
and speeches IN full
OF course the members Of tho House re-
quire large quantities OF envelopes for let
ters aud documents. When member has
= speech printed in pamphlet, he must re-
member his constituents and others, and
must have envelopes TO enclose them
under his frank. We find that the gran
toisl of envelopes furnished to tho House
and Clerk . office during the session, was
four million seven hundred and forty -one
thousand nine hundred and sixty three
costing 81. AIS 70. Ofthese 633, 800 were
speech envelopes" 49,, 800 printed, 40, 800
white, IS, 900 quality not named, 10000
document, 20, 800 made ITO match colcred-
edge not.-paper." 4. 500 "French fancy"
and the remainder OF various kinds, inciud-
ing many Thousands for visiting cards y
Ot course, when We elect member to the
House, we expect that he shall be supplied
NJ the public expense with fancy note paper
French note-papcr, gilt and coloiedcdge
not paper, visiting cards. and envelopes TO
match, and not only shall he supplied him
sell, but lay in a stock for family aud
friends. All this is over and above the
amount of stationery which each member Is
presumed {" purchase with the money be
draws for that purpose. This goes 70 show
the vast lAbors one has 10 undertake who
consents 10 sacrifice his case .or the public
good.
But envelopes aud paper { which we
have taken no accounU would be OF no use
withou, pens How much OF his stipend
for stationer, goes to the purchase of pens
the reader can Judge for himself when he
sees what amounts are sup piled extra. The
members have fancy for variety. as the
following items show, ndulging largely in
gold. s,ell and quill And tirst as to
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26
Few the Money Gees.


The Cincinnati Commercial has gone to
the pains to collect and aggregate the sums
paid for stationery aud other contingent
expenses" Of the House Of Representatives.
1t says:
We find there was paid 10 Thomas II.
Benton, mail carrier Of the House, and sx-
elusive Of his services for carrying the ordi
nary mail. and also to j. d. Clark, Jr 70,
carting to express Offices, railway stations
stc /, the following sums for hauling public
documents
ITO Thomas II BENTON
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26


We ought to include in this some hun
dreds Of memorandum and blank books,
some thirty odd autograph books, a. many
scrap books, and half dozen sets Of al
phabct letters-ths last probably ordered
A. Mrs. Toodles bought the coffin, to have
handy in the House, when Mississippi aud
Carolina send UP their uale,tered Repre-
ssntatiyes.
We have only named few o, the items
to be found in this precious testimony oil the
eccno ny OF Congress in its expenditures.
Such items as hair brushes, paste brushes,
ahos brushes, nail brushes, toilet soaps,
Martinique siiuG oy the dozen bottles, plug
tobacco, four hundred palm leaf fans, cork
| screws, gloves, &C., We have not space to
mention. They all be .ong TO stationery, Of
course.
There " one item, however, which brings
to mind Dickens American Notes." ard
the chapter III which hs describes his visit
to Washington. very strongly. We lind
these entries: One dozen fancy spittoons,
pair fancy spiltoons, "a spttoons, Z spit
toons. A toleratle provision, one would
say, for tho vilest habit man ever &C
quired.
There is also another item which we are
curious to know something about. Has the
House concluded to 60 housekeeping, in =
domestic sense, for itself! Remembering
what is to be seen and had in Washington
hotels and boarding houses, we should o,
censure the members il they had SO deter
mined, and would 60 so far ~ to urge lib
cral appropriation to that end. But We dc
object TO setting it forth in the expense &C
count ~ Stationery" The reason We have
for the conclusion that the House is dispos-
ed to try it's prentice hano' at the culina-
ry art is found in the following entry
~ grddle. . cullenders, 3 graters, dip
per. pans. h,ur sitter, & end sAucepans,
l fish kettle. 6 pans, 4 tin saucepans, . iron
pans, l nod, 1 tea-kettls, 4 pals, Z fry pans
3 broilers, coffee urn, 2 Washers, l saw, !
meat knife, / strainer, 4 ladies', 3 skmmers
2 meat forks, , siftcrs, 4 spoons. 4 peppers
s pans, stamped pans, collier, large cul
lenders, 4 iron pans, II tin pans, oval urn
2 broilcrs, l cisavsr, l eofee-miil.'
That would be regarded ~ decent ki.ch
en- outfit for beginners.
Bot We cannot finger forever over this 70
mantle volume. All must DO convinced
from what we have shown, that the House
Of Representatives.. IN its anxiety 10 re-
trench. save the peoples money, and pay
Off the debt, has reduced its own expenses
10 figure that appears almost contempt
fbIe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CAUSE AND EFFECT.


II HOFF's MALT EXTRACE HEALTH BEy :
kkAcE proves Its great value as adietctic. noursh
ing. aud ealing remedy by lite enormous consump-
ton throug huut the world during the past eighteen
,ears ifthe scieutihc bodies OF all civilized conn
tries have united in it, pr aise and bestowed pom
originator many medals and dip omas II the mo u
emine nt physicians recommend II in their practice
to their Dcbili at-d Patients and 10 those suffering
nom disease OF the Throat, Chest aud Lungs
fcied with Dyspepsis, Foul Stomach, Loss OF Apps-
lite, etc II It's inrod uction into the principal hos
p.als OF Europe and America has done wonders Ne
the Official reports will testify, then feel the
American public are justified in their appreciation OF
It's great value, aud 10 their discrimination between
Hoh Malt Extract Health Beverage and the innu
meraole so-cslled remedies and tonics of the day.
which are rhorived by reason ofthe slight Pounds
ton on winch thev build their reputotion but noff
Malt Extract Health Beverage has been steadily In
creasnr itsconsumpion for the past eighteen wears
aud Is more popular to-day than ever. and wherever
introduced has met with el-merited success
Sold byLANFELDT. THODE CO., Agents.
No. VI West Second street, Davenport, Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26
shermnn's Funding Blll Boom.

" bile on the subject Of finance, fmight
as well say here that Shsrman's funding
bill will not pass. And this is mattor OF
some surprise to me, as there is great deal
OF money to be made out Of il by some one
or other. Had il passed, its authors, inclu-
ling Jay Cooke Il Co, Hugh McCulloch,
and others in that little ring. might have d.
vidsl between 100000 and 100000
amongst them. The bond holders do not
like several features in the bill among 9th
srs, the taxation Of the bonds, and their
convertihility into greenbacks. This last
feature would reduce their value immediate
" to the value Of the greenbacks, and, in
deed, below for. the latter circulating a.
money, its value would be determined by
the rate Of interest in the market for the
time being; while the former, bearing .
fixed rate OF interest, and not circulating a.
money, in stringent times would fal. consid-
erably below tho value Of the gresnback.-
The two species of property are not inter
changeable-Joserh Medil to the contrary
Notwithstanding The bond holders prefer
to wait and see what the future will bring
forth, rather than to accept Mr.. Sherman
bull. They are consequently throwing the
weight of Their influence against it Vast
iagton Correspondence.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26
Sentinela for Safety.


There 10 in the blood an inde pendent faculty Of
sation, which gives expression by pain and innam-
nation when foreign matters present. Hence
pain and inflammation self-protecton, and are
sentinels for the body's safety.
Aid the blood by BRAN DRLTHS PILLS. to take
out foreign matters UmpuritssI, and your pain. in
nammaiion and sickness will often be only affair
Of few hours
Mi.s Consardin, OF Reading. Schuyler Co. r,
was cured OF contraction OF tho arm OF over year
standing by less than dollars worth Of BRAND
RErH'S PILLS. The arm was entirely useless for
over year.
Principal Agency. Brandreth Houee, New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26
TO WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS.
WOODEN MACHINERY
CLEVELAND 4 BAASETT.

SONCIiON SdOfs WoaCES Tkhs MAcb.,
Manufacture Wooden Machinery OF Superior Quality,
Gem bininR all the valuable Improvements In thiG
souniry. and many from kurope. and IN style and
nnish not surpassed BY any. We continue to buid
CardinR Machines, vi Iron or Wood Fr mes Pat
emit Spinning Jacks: Yarn Twisters, with any mum
Der OF Spindlcs desired, with Single or Double CYL
inders. from entirely and much improved pat
terms Yarn Spoilers and Dressing Machinery.
All kinds OF Cloth Finishing MACH cry, including
Shears, broad and narrow Gigs, donblc and Sing e
acting; double nc ing Brushing Machines, Pulling
Mills, Waeh Mile, Paent Cloth Dryers. uydrostatic
and Screw Presses. New machinery for Velvet, Pc.
terrcham and Whitssy finish, Cloth Winding and
Measuring Machines. etc. Wool Pickers, busters
Willowers. Patent Hydro Extractors. Of new and
improved plan: Wool Dryers. Band Machines. Bob
bin winders. Card Grinders, Turning Rcess, Plate
Heaters, etc. ALSO Machinery Castings, MIL Gear
ing. Hangers. Pulleys and Shafting. etc.
Our machines are in substantial and superior iron
frames. when preferred, but wood frames will BE-
furnished Al low price when called for and are war
rsnied to be equal IN every respect to any machines
In addition 70 the above named machines Of our
e~n make. We are prepared to furnish Cfompton's
Looms. Parks 4 WOoleon's Shears, Steel Ring Bur
Machines and Bur Picken, Card Clothing, and man.
ufactures hndings geuefally makers lowest price
And can furnish our custOmere with machinery for
Woollen Mills complete ith promptnese and q .
mvofabIe prices - any other builders.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26

THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS COS
Hs,Tlc IN The WORLD
II will not innre the most Delicate skip
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be rem owed only by vashig 81 AID when rengfei
will leave tn sxln softer. smoother AID ~nltef ran
before Il eradicates every dseolors9n OF The isce,
whether caused by expneate 10 IN TeteE . ~ ois-
esse, and hestots avon 81 ,sccs the
RADIANT COMPLETION or TIE YOUTH.
single tiiAi proves all theso statements.
And tie entire ssits with wa.ca I. can Is u'ea,
maker - success c ~, nlsta,
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Rue 3 Co shown ID the hattie, and 9ur nee mark
at the tsp Of tbs front label sod b al aTrEg4su
and Fancy l.,..,a@ Dealers. Price One Dollar per
bottle CHURCH FLINT. Proprietors,
Hartford. Conn.
&c. Wells D Co.. New York Geo, y. Goodwin
4 Co. Boston, Macs, wholesals Agsnts.