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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10

Rspns' r ain Killing Magic OIL cures Headache
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Toothacbe !!
Rcnnes Pain-kiilinR Aayc Oil cures Neuralgia
Rennes Pain killing Magic Oil cures Cholera
Morbus.
Rcnnes Pain Killing Magic Oil esrss Rheumatism
ksnnss Pain KILN. n agic Oil cures Lsnsness |!
Rsnne.s Pain Killing Magic Oh curee Skin Disease
Some sc,ss seen 70 be prond oftelling how siame
~ have got the Sciatica''-and cslahs in Dragging
that nothing can cure ne w-but when We get
LING MAGIC OIL. faithfully, We not only cure
their lamenees and charm away their pains, but W
actually take all that kind eflag out OF them |" and
charm - Sold BY all Druegists, Merchants and
0rocerers. VIM. RENNB, Sole Proprietor and
Manufacturer. Pfr1sHTLp, Mass.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10

SO A d

The undersigned. known to the public as Mani
fscturess Of Pure Uraiultesated Family and Fancy
Soaps. have spent many yea-s and much OF their
means n educating the public to bs,ievs the facts
that "so-calied cheap or low-prioed" Soaps, being
rsths dearest and that good
pure soaps. although apparently desrer. are the
sheapnt. They have reason 70 Know that their
aeaehtng has had itr proper ensc upon the rnds Of
Intelligent Aossskeepers, and believing the time
has come when . really Superior Soap viii be appre-
eatsd. they now put il the market IN art! 10 which
they are confident 10 me best Family washing Soap
ever osredto the people ofthis or aay other country
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10

xASes HsssnAn, IN Me speeoh = bOiia'e ..
having spoken courtessly and veil Of the
Rsp1hlioas ticket, some one n the crowd
eAuo1 60 tn 3 Rspublleoa. 4 preposs
01oo GAeego IT hat sentooeo. 0o4 Aeoo
yoar IT, eoesso wsss given With ; vii.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10

RsruRLIcAN newspapers meet tho deme-
cratic assertion that the national sxpendi-
tnrs FOR tho current year. will amount to
four hundred and seventy five millions by
saying that Congress has not appropriated
quite rs much As that. Let us remind
these as,oundins'y srgumentative RAIDS III at
the fiscal operations Of The government
during the past year show that the exp n
dnures were almcst.constantly in tbs lead
OF the appropriations. There 10 no dub,
such viii be the case this year. The RAIDS,
while unwilling 10 quit their extravagauce
in spending the peoples money, yet dc
sirous Of pointing to All economical record,
rarpossly keep back appropriations, and
50 on pilinG M the expenses. This they
may do acting - Thsd. Stevens declared
they were constantly in the habit Of doing
outside Of the constitution.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10

OpeeF's Standard Wlne Dattors,
Made Of pure sstiyS Wines, combined
With Peruvian Bark, Cbamsmils Flowers,
Belausss Snake Root, Wild Cherry Bark,
Ginger, and other herbs and roots, assist
digestion. given . appetite and impart
vigsr and tsasto ths system.
Sold BY Druggists and Gsocsrs.
A osto0a edition of%hs Mssksn's pOsns
has been reach in Londen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10

Thirty Years Experience In the
Treatment of Chronic and Sexual
Diseases.-A Physiological View o. Mari
age The Cheapest Book Ever Published, con.
taninx nearly 100 pages, and 100 ans Plates and IN
cravings ofthe Anatomy Of the Human Organs In .
1atso Of Health and Disease, and Treatise early
Errors. its Dsrlorabie Conse0uence upon Mind and
Body, with the authors plan Of treatment only
rational and successful mode Of cure, as shown BY
the report Of cases treated "A truthful adviser to
married and thoss contemplating marriage who en-
terrain doubts ofthei physical condition. Sent free
ofpostage to any address receipt of rs cents in
stamps OF postal currency. BY addressing DIR. La
CROIX. No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, X. The
upon which HE book treafe either person ally by
mail. and madicinea aent To AM nart Of tho world
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10
Manhood and the v,gor Of Youth

1H0 thO V1GOf Oh 1OWeH
scsSoreS Y Yonr weeks. Success guafanfesd. On.
nlcONDT kssENcR or LIFE fessofee manly pow.
,rcm wnasver cause ssieins the slse1e e serD
give way st once to this wonderful msaieane, II tskss
Neeasy according 20 the diree3oos (Which are vsly
s ImTM s1o H9sire NO restraint hon busine:e g
" OF f1usenentities in one IL g. 70 Be had only
e w sols sRpotnted agent insA srira, n. 01Hn,
20 ees0Eo Avenoe. New York fsb1bQy
y. rhtl0e0phv Of. Marr1age.-.A
Tc,s Trss... - 1.ssso. - delisefsA q - Asv
now g i've 80 wAes 10 i've fort Y61ths Maturity
sss S ~ =, 49, nsnAccd esnsssn .vvsd TIE
- =. .nuigesfiou. natuleneo asA Nssvuoe diseae-
doesed Ae. 49,
rocsst sclunse centainng tAsss !sstnsssw win b
iosr stsmp. e Ss'nss nnso.s " ens.Sa g. sSss'Rs
so.. us.1n q AxsAsoaH 40. e1n -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10

Inn sownship elections down Ia Connsc.
sicst. indicate beyond . doubt tho The
Democracy. will carry that State BY . sab
stant'al majority in the Presidential cleo
ton. The vote indicates heavy gain q
far - heard from, and Seym aid Blair
will surely make clean sweep off On ths
Sd day Of November.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10

BsronD doubt ~ believe that Indiana
and Pennsylvania will 70. democratic on
Tussday next-ths 18Th inst 10 Ohio, toe
the chances seem favorable - the success
sfths dsmscrasy. but The vote will preba-
blv Be very close indeed. But - 70 Penn.
sylvsnia and Indiana next Tuesday, % gees
Ohio in the Prsslden:ial election.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10
M ERINO DAP!

I've sspeFt0Eity Of The matefial6 ussd, and the
chemical nbnaton Of them. IL Of sueh scientific
nature thst tAs Mssine ssap y perfectly ssutral and
Mid. and easaot iajuRs ~ texture Of ths most deli
cate fase, wA'lss IT, vashiae OF Asssfsivs proper
tie ess trsly aaoaisAiae.
The nssino Soap Gao b used By rubbing On the
clothes In the usual way bat ifcut in shavngs and
dissolved In hot water the clothes ssaksd for half
N hour In ths solauon its extraordinary detsfsivs
properties Win be more fully obtained.
One pound will 20 far - three pounds OF any Of
the 90 called aving bat clothesrottng, Fan
lily Soaps in the market.
Sold By 0rocerr and Dealers In Soaps Gil over the
united states, and Wholesale by the Manufacturer.
M'keone. vaa Hagen T. Co..
81 South Front Street. Philadelphia. or 20 Barclay
Street. New York Sold BY PARKS d HOsMRR. r.s
venport. HENRY DARTS SONS. Rock Island, and
the trade Oenornllv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10
Don't be Deceived.

One bottle Of Woods Improved Haif Restorative
Will give more eatisfAction thaA dosen Of Tie Old
style. Prepared BY J. D. KIMBALL.
Sole BY Druggists and BaxbsSs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10
DATCHELoR'a BAIR DY1.

0AAVA0AVA 0AA0 49,
Thh splsn1id HAIR Dye y Ne best n IL werld;
the oaly tree I'D psrsset D1s, harmless. rsliabs.
instAntasseos; no disappointment; no rdisulcus
tints remedssfhe III eAscts Of bad dyee inveorates
and leaves The Hais son and beautiful blsek o. brown
Bold b. ali Druggists and Psrfsmersl and properly
applied At Dstehssrs Wig FACTORY, No. 10 Bond g.,
New York, apr2o-d4W1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10
COW


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6TiMULANTS IN
SICK Roou.-rhe vile ART Of adalssrating al
ccholic liqooes w.s practical in Greecc and
Rome more thsn two centuries ago, and then a.
sow, the edicsl faculty denounced II. and Il
mestsd The di6eslty Of procuring pure and
wholesome ssimulsnts for the sick. Hippo.
crates called attention TO the tricks Of the A.
henian vistinsrs four centuries before the
Christian era. 0aisn, somewhat later. stsrnly
rsbuked the vine mssshasss u Rome for tam
psrins with the iSiss q the grape. There was
ne dissillsdeiiqusrs in those days. sad many Of
tbs subtitle poisoss q crescent ussd BY liquor
nixers1wsre unknown but considering their
knowledge and opportunities, 1shs adultsfatcrs
OF the "c.assie ages" showed considerable ad.
roitness in their uefarious calling. Load, lime.
gypsum, Snd see wafer were pus INTO usW wins
BY the Roman dealers, and it was bsilsd and
leit to cool in metal vessels, BY way Of imprev-
ing its taste md giving it transparency. To
this day some Of the Msa,ssrrsassa wines are
subjectsdto similar process. Ali The wines
Of Dsrops ars nsss o. les sdaltssatsA bsssrs
they leave the "Hsst hands," and ~ 10 the sau0
commonly retailed in this country. undsr the
MONIES Of Pert Sherry. Madeira. &C., sloejuice
dseoetien Of loegwoed. powder Of .caisshu.
alum. plaster Of paris. lead. lithsrgs, sarbesats
Of soda. d! u slnends, elder and bad run. may
Be msntiousd - ameng their plsassss isgrsdi.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10

Tnk RAIDS in this great desperation are
about TO import John {. Fremont into In
diana for stumping purposes. 10 the prssi-
Dental campaign Of 1854, John G. Fremont
declared that the Republican party had
NEEDLESSIl PUT THE COUNTRY
ON THE HIGH ROAD TO BANK
RUPICY." That the General spoke the
truth IS shown by tho statement made by
ALkxAspER DxLNAR, the Director Of the
Statistical Bureau ia the Treasury De
par,mcn,. He SHOVE that the expeudl.
tures Of the Government specially author
i,sd for tho current hsca. year, ending
June 3O,h, 1869, will DO 5000 ,2o2 a.
an increase Of expenditures in the currcn
fiscal year, IS ,omparedswi.h the preced
Ing year. Of t37 las ,598 o.. He also show
that the receipts from all sources dnrin
the current fiscusl year. ending Juno Sott
will fail &l54 .000, 00O short Of the expsnd
lures. The Secretary Of the Treasury, u
March last, apprissk Congress Of tho ~
-As..A uisAst0r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10
uOwE Il STEVENS
FAMILY
DYE COLOns :
CAUTION.

All persons Who keep HewR
D SrEvRns' FAsiLY DIE Col
oas for sale can be relied on
tor their fair dealing, for the
reason that they cest the re-
taller TWENTY-FIVE cents per
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10
1mmonso Increase Of Sales.
Whers one was sold few years ago. thousand
are cold noW.
They sfrsngthsn, warm and invigorats tho part
upon which thsy are applied. and relieve nervous a.
and nsaay al local pans. In Affections Of the lid


NBv YsaH, Nov. -, 1850.
r. AiIsaa . Cs.-0eatieaen /: lstsly suffered
severely fro0 WeaknsoD In ny back. Having
this kisd. Droenssd ons, and the reeult was al
eeuld dssiro. 4 0ingle Plaster eufoA ne u week.
Yours respectfully. J. Q; BRl9ds.
Principal Aesacy. Brandfsth Hesss. Kew Hofk.
D0lh 10 an fSvpR1inAn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10


In answer TO . request from Henry Grin
DAN. Royal Phelps, W,lson q. Hunt. and
other distinguished iinanciers Of New York
for Information in regard to national fnan-
ccs. Hon. Alex. Dslmar, director Of the bu-
-sau OF treasury statist,cs, has published
startling exposure Of our financial situation.
He shows by figures that cannot be ques-
toned, that since the frat Of April, 1865,
the Jacsbin party has expended serenttsn
aundrsd millions Of dsllars; that the ex-
psndituses Of the last fiscal year we're e22.-
600. COO greater than in the preceding year;
aad that II the treasury spdsssees 70 meet
lie current expenditures this year TO CAV
nothing of natursd claims deferred, o. OF
the poet once deficiency, Il shsws . def
cit Of el5l. $3.50, 202 % at the end Of the year
20 be obtained from taxes or increased
loaus. MIR. Dslmar concludes his startling
exposure ~ follows:
Against the course Of legislation which
is responsible for this state Of affairs, tho
presid.nt as never ceased to protest. even
TO the q. gree Of rishing verdict that would
have COT signed his nsme-that OF one OF
the pu,es, and bcst Of men TO ignominy.
The recopstruction measures and tenure Of
Office law are the main cause Of all the ex
travagsn, expenditures, which under econ
omic.l management, | think could be d.
rninishcd within a year to $500 .000, 900 per
lie dobt Without tosal change Of policy
however, such retrenchment 10 Impossible.
A continuance Of present msaaures means
continued . heavy sxpsnditurs, and this
can only be met by increasing the public
debt"
This plain statement, following close up.
On the the rose colersd statement issm I'M
authorised and unofficial radical sources,
IS tho sevsrsss csunsstary that can be
given upon the extsavsgsscs aad esrrup-
,ios Of the ssnp eosgsSes. Il shsws the
imperative nsesesisy u ktepise q hose
those men Who are responsible Tor this con.
dision Of afaws, and Of slscting gsmoerass
70 congrsss men every dishonest job and
extravagant measure. 80 r. elect those
who, BY their vstss, have ssbbsd the trsas-
ury and plandsriog . cepnding people Of
their hard ssrnings, in suicidal.
In response - this the rsds Get Up .
general deniai-claimins il TO 30 misrsp-
resanta,ion. II that 10 the ease Why don't
they 20 10 the same records q Washington
from which Mr.. Dslmss teok his fgussa
and point out the exact items misrsprs
ssn.ed' Il 10 quite - easy 10 do that q
to make swsspieg denial. Bat they knew
that Dslmar speaks BY The record. an
they dare not refer 10 i in other than gen
errl terms, 90 their cswasdiss 10 the matte
proves the falsisy Of their deslsrstioaa
aud tina. they are not to b believed BY ID
people.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10
u OIIIlSOn.
Holloway,
g. Covvt7on.

rropristors' %. Arch Street, Philadelphia. .
Fuller. Lord 4 snith, BurnnsSs q Van Sshaack J.
100; Hesa = Co., Smith. C1fief . Co.. Dsitssea,
n n,oen = o.. and throughout he county b. al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10

them With Der own hand, spinning iiax.-
They were her very ewn, and TIVE Of them
would perhaps save Jean XcComb, who
wanted, Jessie .knse. 70 Be COED, bat could
not make any one believe il, who knew
about the BARN. Jessie had Scotch blood
enough In heir veins to value money, an
st was struggle to take two Of these
pounds from the snow white linen in which
they were folded, but she did II, and then
saying nothing to any one, wrapped her
self in hood and PLAID, and crossed the
hills to jean lfcComb's hut. I'LL
The wind was rising, the clouds grew
darker and darker, but Jessie thought Of
nothing buths -esrand. and when At last
the miserable little hut WIS reached, jean
saw her smiling at the door, with golden
brown hair blown back by the wind, and
almost thought she was angsl.
Then knecing beside her, Jessie told
Why she had come, and laid her money on
her knee, and Jean this time did not weep.
She only clasped her hands in both of
hers and tremb,ed Il en- head q foet
III take your two pounds, Jessie Glen
burne." she said and I'll gang "a Edin-
bursh with my bairn, and III work and
pray, and the good God helping me some
day III pay you back the oliver. And If
! don't. de will in His ain wav. And
one thing, Jessie Glseburns: ri dte be.
lore ~ SIN more, except a. ~ al must.
I've bad dark hours and sore Temptations
III have them yet, belize, but r'll re,ist
them.'
And in her face Jessie saw some,b;o,
better than her spoken VOWS.
And that day and that hour. vr.nn.a
IN the fs'e1s cloak, but bsrefoo,ed and
bayehssdsd. poor Jean MComb climbed
ints the stage that went towards Eiin.
burgh, and Jessie from the roadside s.v her
60. Then she turned 70 - her own com.
tortabla home once more. II vas later
than shs had thought, and the snsr storm
that had been threatening for hours was
upon the hills 1t last. Jessie vas s,ous
and light a. foot, bat she found It hard Is
make her way aeainss the wind snd thS
oimdine sasw dvilss. Besides, the rosd ma
nce f.niliars and ct ooms tssnlnes she he.
i!atsd. AZ which 49, teek ne wsoos eoe
ahsosvss knew; but just - ~ laee Iifkt
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
YrOposaIs.


oyTicE A.sr.sr CosxrSlKvGKsrHaL ~ srn,sTrScr.}
No. SrArrsr., EEw.YoRN, jan %. l80
ARMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOSALS
~ lin iupste) viii be reee ed by the uniened until u ok
State. Amy srBssTIS3E sToRE 10 be delivered IN or
Brooklyu, as follows. VIA
500 barrel. PoRK-Mess Prime Mesof the crop Western
packed 10 boopd oak ssh hsre ~h so iron hoops Mesi 10
lie free from stain M weight and thoroughly satd Bidders
VII state Hhsa their pok packed and the bADd' also the hind Of
barrel
poi be received such inspection yards sAs be agreed to
900 ba. Of quality -upesne Southern Lou, or
brands and places be stated bids
to good shipping order with round hoops full hsns aud bungs
$500 pounds quality white flint corn HOMIEY size
uelfcoopeei, hsad.lrtd -four bsrsL
10000 pounds Of clean dry brown SUGAR n barrels TO b
and Of The h.,i use for the purpose and full hesdirsd
5000 pound Of CktsHED SUGAR. Barrel, As sbOvs
90 doI,n cans Assorted Fruits
90 DOZEN Assorted Vsgrtabea
90 dofen Assorted yelnes
40 dozen Assorted Pesorres
10 dozen Assorted Jams
~ dozen Oysters
80 dozen L1tsrn
~ dorm Peaches
~ dozen Pinsappiss
" dozen Tomatoes
IL tos.n Peas
10 dozen Lims Beans
20 doIeG Condens.d Mlk.
The 10 bs henscA sealed and 10 he packet ssnur
bor the made and strong strapped the ends
with green or anil marked Ia m With eoients VI contractor
and dale Of pacsIg.
The fruit. ~.li b. inspre,ed sfDrs delivery
S.iss u the honf ranfei fruits snd Vegetables
be delivered proposals. and referred ard bds
prsfo'e isT the whole or sD' part of each
nt H,rr aFs rrqEiTtd yf ,hiDfdiss dsitttrg
The manner of nskng bids requirements of bidders &C.
",,el 10 pisIioa. 'dIert'sneI. i'om ibi, once -
Cortfictors sei 10 bol then without the
tniied States, until required for .L!pmsut
Banks Propo.h M fshed lAis o6sc, Which must BE-
.nod "a an essps adar'd 90 q. bHd,r'n,d and ,.acr'd
Iroyosab Jor SnbsistSaes Slorta" q. !. kLBURS,
bft bns GeEJ and j. u u y,
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The knosng the Advertisement printed in the First Voume,
with ,ypeprnt Lhogaphcsy reproduced Nj Gres'y'
usnDscB; copy Of the also reproduced Ike manner in fe
tmfe:
l5TeaTs before tie establishment " The TRlBUSE
October Elections having developed popular uprising against the
J,ekoavsn Buren dn1st which bad years seemed nvno1
novel 10 POLITICAL REGIS BR for 1884, intended mainly
enboy Returns 81 that YEAR and compare them With
taOe o some preceding year Tie reception o that Little annual
saeh Just rpucion for each succeeding yearhst I 944
ssJ cIcp,ed-un for 1868 viii completes series of &rS
Aupna Registers Returns u,ef political
Afforded for tiae to each reader tho gh the preparation
each involves ,0t of than 81 OO0 This annual
lss been ssecc,ey TIE POLITICIANS REGISTER,
WIG ALMANAC AMI TRIBUNE ALMANAC under which last name
u las ears past The pc plates Of the
earlier consumed in tie FIRE Nheh DESTROYED The
1nane BulIag past ieen impossible 10
procure and the imperfect sets fom time
,s thrown upon msTke, have commsld fblio prices
At las, Vie new at yet Infancy
great results in the future by dnthas
rebsrsa pOs reproduce the issues moderate and
ephewershoud be phOhograPhed and
resolve. berevh presented
all be wholly and Of great interest to historians
sud poi cia1s promptly foy
Le they be preserved and remain gusrsl-
b Those nho M to obtain Get directly will rrobaL, their
Os,y opportunity HORACE OSsBLEY.
nt,ty bound yoIunss aud ready Pace
$n
Tho4c vhng to these riereg Political Statistics should
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Zach erler must be ispa4.et 18th tie cash Address
THE TRIBUNE. Hew-YorE.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
ONCE UNITED STATE, LIN iysrkANcE Co, !
Is Cri % Nsw-loKK, No 30 WALT. (

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at a
~ Meeting othe Boar Of Directors q this Company tuy convened
tire following resolutions Increasing the GuArlules
Capital ofhs tompaT and directing the os and mode osib
and tie Including ne eosng And opening
tie ,tocl trsusfrt booss we're nnanlmous' adopted
That tle Gusutee Capita Stock oi tins Company le ~
creased dollars sBd that subscriptions or te
,ams dollars sha he received Al The e o ts
Camrsuy WAL street the City of NeNfork SAIikDAl
hih Of Fsbrsrt bssern tie hou y ten O'clock m
three succeeding day between the same
hor during ds rToaNr uHless the subscription
hd ard the rsne Of such share bsH l'
required 70 II pad th 10 Of ten dollars per
II nAns srb suscp.s and the b1anee tag
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