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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-22
COOPERATIVE news.


From the Pttsburg Papers.
THE lErRRSArIoEAL Co. oPERArivE FoUNDEY
AssocIArIoS.-WhA. with cooperative baild-
ing associations, cooperative stores, and CO.
operative manufacturing establishments, the
system bids fair 70 obtain m impartial trial
la this locality. We observe that the con-
cern which heads this article has got fairly
under way. The first run (the trial rum
was made two weeks ago. Toe Association
has been fortunate in obtaining an eligible
location. The main building is one hundred
and twenty feet long, by one hundred feet
wide, afording '4floor room" for about ffty.
men, There is not . single post in the
building, the roof OF which " supported by
trussss, composed Of eleven ties, a style
which, perhaps, 10 never more appreciated
than when yielding unobstrustcd hoor room
to foundry men. The cupola has capacity
Of from fifteen 90 twenty tons, with a blast
obtained from . numbor seven Ssurtevant
pressure blower. The foundry il located in
the Ninth Ward, near the old boundary line.
and Immediately below Duquesne Way. We
ere informed that the Association numbers
among its members several experienced basi-
ness men, responsible parties who are deter
mined 70 DO al IN their power 70 insure the
success Of tho new movement The result
OF the enterprise will. therefore, be closely
watched by -rae friends of co-operAxion, aud
tnoss whoss experience iustlfies them In do
| prscAtsng .s;- ikss."
poxrusx. ~--'
| Co-oPERArIos IN rBs IRoE TRADs.-A
meebng OF the DrinE6eld Iron Company
was held nc Darlington, On Saturday evsn-
| snx. when 10 was determined 90 turn the
| company Hnt0 q cooperative concern Mr..
| IT, X Spaxk. she chairman VI the company
presided. Inc shareholders are nearly all
operative iroaworkcrs. 10000 hAs been
| expended ON the worSs Which have baen
erected, and the land. Is " sought " shis
expsrImens 70 ind q solution, ON pmall
sssIs, Of the. capital and labor Qusstaoa.
whlch has oftsn occasioned sach bi<<er s1r1fc
II shis srsds ceswssn employers aAd snploys
4 ~. The nssdng was addressed b1 Mr.
4 Kane, prcsidsns Of the N1<ional Vn&ca II
lrons orksrs, and ~. MacdonAld, ref1Sstnkr
ing oFr 20.000 m1neB. These frl1emen
lssassd shAs shs oo-op61aki1o syoton would
1 enable - uorkmac ~ kcoono anconinted
tuish buoinsss mnSteEs, and rivo hklb ~ il
Il we're, technical edn6n1ion. x1 4&s axksed
that ne works should - tnkSn w ~ "
lSpsfasigs 5eelsty ~ = y~lnrn90n W - nAca
y NJ j0o1ph vanrknn. a fall Aeo1krncI
! ssens1 - = sn1pRIains1 thss shn 1o1<nt
sosA = : ssssssN
Innns -. sssr - ssspb>11.s i ~
IetV - No. xsrk - vk1taixs - ~
- nep1e 6wuE1f afroe~euys unlc1
III ri f - 80 - ~ ~ al S.6..s ~
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-22

J. G. PATTERSON, President
RODNEY DENIS, Secretary.
CHAS. X. WILSON, Assistant Secretary.
EDWIN " BRYANT, Actuary
Hos ELlZUR WRIGHT. Conii. Actuary
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-22

To the Memory OF Patrick Connor,
This simple stone was ca ected by his F~lIcV
Workman
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
THE Observation-Disclosures
What she Dcm0craeAc victory
Demomstrates.


Tho Hartford Post says the issues were
clearly made in Connecticut as follows:
1. Gen. Grant for President He was de-
fcs,.d by larger majority than swampsd
Hswlsy laat spring.
=. The unconstitutional acts OF Congress.
They are rebuked
3. The impeachment Of the President
The people Of Connecticut frown upon it.
4. Military despotism at the South. Az 10
the revolutionary struggle. Connecticut
puts her foot on tyrants.
8. Negro suffrage, by congressional usur-
patton, or constitutional amendmen ut at home
defeated emphatically.
6. The great presidential contest Of next
fall. which WAS brought boldly iate the con
test BY the Radicals, in this election, hes
been decided against theml
7. The corruptisos = Osogrsss-ths IN
just expenditures Of the public MONEY
the standing armies 10 oppses the people
the increase Of the public dset-all these
wrongs have received the coodsmnatioe q
the people Of Oonuecticut.
What Q Noble triumph A triumph o
principle over tyranny. corruption, usurPe
ton II 10 Q victory ~ significant 40 Il Il
valuable to the cause Of justice and tn
Union.
Thanks to the true Union msn-thsnk
% tho conservative msn-to the men VII
have poured . steady and destructive fir
upon the radical disunion ranks.
To the union men Of other States v
send cheering news. We know they will q
preciste it, and send back their greeting
through the ballot. boxes next fall
Despotism and usurpation are giving val
The people are rallying for the ''old Sag :
; for the union Of States, and . union of heart
F. in this great republic.
= Friends Of the Constitution BE Of gee
. cheer. The skies are Frightening in Il
! vest! The rainbow Of peace and unis
: spans the sast
TnE MonnINo BaxAKs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20

NJ A RRIA d &c A I'D CFLIBACY.
Aud the Happiness Of True Manhood.
| An Essay for Young Men on the Crime OF So'itnde
| and the Psychological Erroys. Abuses and Diseases
| which create impediInents - MARRIAGE. with sure
means OF Relief Sent 81 sealed letter enve ,opes'
| free Of charge. Address DIR. SkfLLlN botoh
ton iov ard Associ alton, Philadelphia, Pa fe4sm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
CODnlso1On.

vOuN0. BROS 4 co Manutactur.rs aad Who'll,
I ssle Dealers 10 Mess and Boys Clothing, ~ an
i'm Michigan Avenue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20

EORMERLY or "JAMKs' LOCK HOSPITAL
J. New Orleans, La, (estabehed In 1850 and for
IL laot SIX yease located In Chcag0-the most
cessfnl Specialist Of the age in the treatment Of Ill
seasafsd - NJ once and rooms. W RAsDoGrs s,ssss
coaxs1 o. DEARBeaN STREET. " srAlRa, upon ~
tyeatlnent Of Chronic, 0ercurA1, 0yphilitiC, Blo0d
and Skin Diseases, and All Disorders OF Contagious
Vensreal which be curss Without the ~
Of mercury. Iodine petassa, ar-enic. ny poison,
but with NJ N.sTnAiixEs positivs cure for Ill he
ORGANIC WEkkNE1s. such = Seminal week-
-. Nec,1fal ~ D1oreal Emissoas ubru1ght On b
an1ee Of The organ, early ndescfeton, eIceases 81
bogsdkoy-eooslnE loes Of nemCsys coolsssn, De.
preston, dnnees ~ vision. end often tines insani.
h, with dep1osable trsan Of other eyapAnne-
.ss:ssa - ra1sally ssssd X :: inialaSss -
the a.aal oIns. q pdvsas ehaeaesss. radically
O4d diseases o. he mast hovibae elass, whore the
blood Aas become poisoned-psod scing hlotches ON
the face small watefy blistess-Tane n the he'd aad
boneo-ucefated throat and nose ssrss ON the limbs
and body. erof1ls-tOgether with an endless num-
be- 81 euesfnes -eAeciuslly and psrmanestly cured
eosntsy. By prosesssofs OF medical oolleRss. md b.
re medical Profession generally. Those amictsd
should apply to him and be cured q once.
De JANE can Be consulted, c0n0dentAlly, by let
tef. p o. Box 69s Chicago. Ill. enclosing stamp for
return answer: or n hie ONCE ard paSl0gp = -.
dolrh street. eorner Of Dearborn stfsst, ffom 1.
- to SP. =. Ten esparate rooms. I'D rsivats en.
esateet With each other. Hvssythhe p9iveAe -
jsss ps6iishsd, BY Dr. James, two panpaleea. a.
61naAsOonunA - NyysulA - hg1k eoot .
go 1880 2 ~ -. = ssesipe = -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
WAS she Radicalo Themselves
raAnk Of Impeachment -. A

G. "a AoReoc0 H0c0t - a
~ = r.s.ssding Radical in the House declared
e. 10y OF Saturday last, to an intimate
,s: .nu' sn.s They had not proved . a.. d
ID they we're be.ad to conv;ct h;w
they had gone too far !. 10. - I'm ~ !
nack.' Another Radical, the Han -.
BAKER, . more honest. He sav. shss ~ =.
spson n'm Of bis vote ia favor Of imn...h
. 1sns that he sees Il va a error ,h..
~ whole thing is : mistake and : fs;nr.
r-.s... le9s. sd that the reason the Senat.
~. . ~. It: decision Of Frid,v. rssnsc.;".
S..,u uc 'sa'on Of declarations az ~ pr
ana AZ ~. BY himself, q. that : -.
H. -, ~. managers and seue rspre,.n,s.
Nv ~ snu, even Of some Ssnstors ~ ~
90 s.'oey n,shs. At which il d. .or.,,' ".'s
s... wss essential, In order :. ~ ".ss
WESTON Of the Presid.os ,. 70 ,ne Con-
principal part Of the t..s;n !" exclude the
sSs osle.es sssd 10 show the ;.,sn. . ~ .so
esss'esne. his certainly s,;a l,:o ~ 2. me
senate changed front in : m." .su' NAV tne
y ieselt Co plsMly. ".sner 70 ssulsi-
Inc newo from varieus n.,.. .e.,
~ Is to the effect that MAJ. .s =. ~, cooe-
- : regard the case aeainst shs Pr..;Ssn::
even. ;.i.ors; AID that. n : oartv ss..s
sxpsaiers eensiderea desAsfnl vheshct y .
ebvieus - - force : essvie4ieo /. ~ eesrs
~" swsshassa & ~ s"ss.a n. ~ ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
Catarrh Cured for One Dollar

CYMMHs' CATARRH RECIPE AND MEDICINE
has nonplussed con lstely all previous Medical
wusst eaees Of Catarh IL the head or BroneAiaI
tabO au1 lncipient Consumption, Illustrations ere
properly S:ilcwed Il = guaranteed to do that
spitting and coleAinss sal.ins Of pAlsen in the
Aoassensss Of Ne voes. BE-, DC. all thees viii -
eisepPser enase ths l1Aueece Of this new ana Va.
eeefel 80 eeessosy. ! an receiving ~ -.
have 49, enBo1. Il cured Ne peRss ", 6oar yoes1
go Of the very worst caDe Of CaeArrA. and bsoo-
what II b. and what Il viii - ls 10 also . prevent
i've. and rivee immediate rsliefio cclds No pen =
should be without II lie put up In packagss. with
full Instructions, and cent to any address free pef
mail m receipt 81 One Dollar or put mp in Bottles.
vita double the a. Gtity. ard sent alec fkee ~
nail on receipt OF 81 20 Circulars with certificates
OF the proof aen On receipt Of three cent P0oeaee
Stamp Address TIP SYMMI1.
No. 1H IL FULTON Street. New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20

WnAr the people Of Hardin county intend
to do in the future, is skstched ~ the
Ledger - follows:
In our opinion, coal and iron are Of 6rst
importance u the wealth and industry Of
any country. particularly whore for miles
and miles the unbrotsn prairie sdords no
fence, nor fuel. In view Of these facts, our
people should b snxieus 70 place our coal
fields in direct communication with the
Lake Superior iron ore regions. Alrsady
the leading owners Of the latter place are
locking wishfully In this direction, and sig
nified . willingness 70 do their "lsvel best"
the chain Of road from St. Louis to St.
Paul! With pleasure " inform eur friends
that the rails on the Lake Superior road
have been laid TO White Bear Lake, and
the cars will run to Forest Lake, thirty
miles distant from st. Paul, this summer.
1t is little over two hundred miles from
Eldora to Lake Superior. and the road 10
now completed two-thirds of the distance.
The st. Louis 4 st. Paul Railway Coopany
puts in the last rails, which are to give 10
direct Communication with that country.
Tus Wayne county Qll) Prsss, Of the
9th instant, says:
"Information reaches u from oil portions
Of the country that the recent heavy frosts
have killed almost the entire peach CROP
The old theory that this fruit could not be
damaged during the light Of the moon
seems to BE- all meonshine, as ful-fsced
luminary looked smiingly down on the
wholesale destruction. No peach cobblsrs
this fall"
The Arcola (lll. y paper, Of Thursday last.
says: The prospects for an abundant
fruit crop was never better in this locality
than AT the present time. The farmers are
generally taking advantage of such dry,
pleasant weather as We have been favored
with in preparing their grounds for early
planting"
Tho Courier claims that Muscatipa
county is second to only one county in the
Union in the value and high excellence OIL
horses.
The State Register learns that I'll,
''Roy al Navy" have gone to Salt Lake, Il
try their luck on Mormons.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
Marriage II Now York.
From the New York Evening Post


The number of marriages in this city du
ring the year ending October /, 1867, Va,
1913. The marriage rate, estimated upor
the census Of 1866, was therefore 20 6S il
| 900 inhabitants, or one marriage 10 ever
s6.6s Of the population. Tho marriages
that were registered in Brooklyn 10 the
same period number l,34s, giving a mar.
riage rate of9 in ! 900 inhabi; ants. or
one marriage to every 2l95 Of the popula.
ton. IL 10 probable that the marriage rs,s
10 higher in the latter than in the former
city, - that The defects # registration, and
consequently the scglect Of the provisions
OF the law on the part Of those who perform
nuptial ceremonies, are shown to BE- elar-
ing.
VI the l5.O26 persons married 10 New
York last year, 20 males and / 1863 females
We under 20 years Of age 2,O9S ma ..
and 3,207 females were between 20 and 20 !:
2.o6S males and els females between 25
and 80; 1889 males and CSC females BE-
tween 80 and IS; 641 malss and 835 70
males between 50 and 20; 3s3 males and
lo4 females between 40 and As 1888 males
and o. females between As and 60; 100
males and % females between so and So !;
46 males and females Of 90 ysass Of aec
and upward, while 151 males cad 119 t.
males either did net know, Or weuld net
tell their sges. The prspostion o. lbrsien
over those Of native birth whe oasrisd du-
ring the year va eonsidssabls, - will BE-
seen from the following figures Foreign,
males, 8, SAG; females, .97s; native. maiee.
1874; females. 2.S4l; nativity no. stated.
males 1qS; females, 1874. OF tho.e who
married for the first time. 5.69s were males,
and 5,7l7 females, while the remainder, H.
400 males and .4S6 females. had been pre-
viousiy married. Three Of the brides were
over 40 years. oi age, while one groom, hav-
ing outlivsd TIVE wives remarked at the age
OF 81. The average aye Of the men who
married was sl.s years the avseags ofthe
women WAS % q vesvs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20

As General Grants name va, mamie -.
lied upon by the radicals in Cen,..,;...
esrry that State, in the laneaass Of n.
zrsosse "~s have assurances from Wa,h.
ingson that General Grant 6nds il not IN.
consistent with bic dsty - . soldier 10 a.,
aouncs il = ~ spinioa that II his ns.s |,
. estsss 10 sthss statss thsa 10 Oounsssi.
eat the soenss thaA 100 Il vishd,,vs
- We ssaine pessidea.ial canvass ths
.''.ss and, - ~ 1tosse eoutnn..
80. '1' "sasrsi q cor armies entert.ips
snia conviction. there i. :. -. q. s..."
pie. interested pee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20

Oh. Bull: send you go for CnDnox BsrPR.e
please send what II will come to aher paving
fteight TO- Columbus, MIS-. ! have besn tssub II
Tor several yeaas with Indigestion have heo to tahs
ary, 1864, was attacked with general paralysis 4
Was confused 20 my - che balance Of IL voe.
condition until sore two months SINCE when ~
pat under operates, and your CxDasa Br mas ga
treatment 1eomnenced Improving right away, Ior
an pretty well rcs.ored. You're. tTaly,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
KNOWLES
STEAM PUMP.

PASssSsp II EHsLAxs AND FaAacs.
fhie Pump Aas received the HsaHfsr Parnius q
every Fair whore Il has been exhibited Wis: New
York, Boston, Baltimore. Cincinnati, Buffalo Eyrs-
euee, Springfield and Worcester.
IL has no Cranhs or E'y-wheel, and has no dead
Doets where Il will stop conseQ nef lily II 10 always
ready to etart without using starting haT. and does
mot require hand work get Il past The centre aod
II the only Pump made that will work it, steam
valve with water, consequently ID alwaye ready u
start whom the steam cylinder 10 6lsd with cold Va
ter Of condensation.
II has been used fos than eight ysoss for feed
ing Stationary STEAM BOILBRe and hao been used
more than I'VE ysasS % LOCOMOTIv YES. md 10 shs
only etsam Psmp yet trisd that 10 n every wsy alap-
tsd for that use Il hes been extensively Gsed Tor
pumping water for Hotels, Public Institutions, Mis-
Ing Purposes, and Manufacturing Embellishments Of
every HAD. With perfect II he's been tested
IL the Navy. and In coneeQueDce d PecomDended BY
the Chief kneiDesf Of q. O. Navy 10 be used st the
Navy Yards and % 0teasnefS. a. Fire Engine Il II
recommended BY eli lna Companies, snd Il univsS-
eally adopted By the manufacturing companies In
New Bbgland. Although Ne have bssn constantly
making editions 70 wosks. yet he rapidly incsss
sing demand for ouv Pumps has hitherto been great
than possible production: but With recent
laYgement OF onr Works and extensive addittUna to
our manufacturing facilities, We hope 10 be able 10
Tbs Projectors offer this Pump AZ the moot Per.
feet independent Steam Pump ever invented, ana
for sim plIcty and durability defes competition.
For further information, address the Proprie.-vs At
their works,
jy3-iy KNOWLES D 01BIRY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20

Fancy O-y sisods asd Nolloa..
AElTH, WOOD & CO., Importers and Jobbers OF
N Fancy Dry 6oods, Notions. Hosiery. White
Goods and Wooden Goods. complete slock, lowest
prices. g. and SO Michigan Avenue
MANNING BROS, WEST & CO., Wholesale DEAL
" ers in Notions, Hoop Skirt Hosiery. Gloves
& Fancy Dry Goods. ~ Lake street. Our stock new.
q EYMOrR. CARTER 4 CO.. Importers and job
y beers u White Goods, Linens. Hosiery Gloves, No
tionr. Trainings, Corsets. ~ and . Michigan Ave-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20

Uph~an's Hair Gloss and Cur,
ing fluid 10 the best Hairdrsssins II ~ world Il
impsrts beautiful gloes to the Hair, keepe II In
curl. promotes its growth. &c. Price, 30 cts bottle
UrsAn's FsscKLE AND PinPlx BAnnsps remoyss
Frsckles, Tan. Sunburn. Pimples on the Face 0oft-
ems the Skin and Beauties the Complexion. Price
80 cents.
UpnAn's AETNA Crss relieves the most violsnt
paroxyens Of Asthma in ten minutes, and effects .
speedy cure. Price. 81 package.
TINS JAPANKsa HAia 0fAin cOlcss the WNisksrv
and Moustache beautiful black or brown Ii con-
sists Of only one preparation Color will not fade OF
wash out Only 20 cents . box
Sold by . O. UPHAM. 2s South Eighth g.. Phila-
delphia. and BY all Druggiete Circulars cent nee
Also Tor eale by all Druggists in Davenport
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Miserable shaker

a N1t0Of0OlD shaker
IL the victim Of Fever and Agus. This tedious and
| enervating disease lie. fortunately. too well kAoWr
to need description 1t Is strictly mslarious die
ease caused by exhalations from the soil especially
from marshes. ewamps, and newly cleared land en-
numbered with decomposng vegetable matter The
chiils is one of the most roubleeome of maladee
asthe patient, though he may not be confined e
his bed, IL Incapable of action The experience OF
years has demonstrated the fact that HosrETTFR's
sroxAcu BIrrxRs is sure means OF fodiiy ing the
system against all atmor pheric poison, breaking MP
the paroxysms and rapidly restoring The strength.
Quinine. which has so long been the great iemed ,
FOR chils, has been preceded by this powerful and
Harmless. agent; while preventive II is anequal
ed. se its will certainly exempt all who may live
in unhealthy localities from the ravages OF this dis
case.
HosrErrrR's SroxAeR BrrrErs IL now among the
mcst popular. and. 1t the came time, valuable sps-
tcs in the medical world In recommending II to
the public, We ere fully conscious Of doing them .
great .esvce. knowing. - we do. their many excel
lent qualities, and sure and speedy acti, in all
where the disease 10 caused by irregulariy Of
the digestive organs.
Az tonic 1t 10 both mild and agreeable to tie
TASTE and stimulating in its action upoa the system
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20

= ErZ SON 81 to 80 Franklin street, Manufacture
II Wrought and Cast Iron for buildings, bridsss,
etc bank vaults doors. shutters grating, Iron ran
In
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20

kiGHAM. GOODYEAR 4 HAYES, Coach and
49, s,sSedlery Hardware, Leather Hnbs. Spokes and
M. HArr age work, Spnsgs. Axes Bolts and nalls-
u turers and Dealers n lnstAer. Csrrisse Goods
and saddlery Hardware.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20

~ nery and Straw Goods, Buffalo Robes and Buc
foods Umbrellas, Pafaeols. etc, q and 81 Miehga
Avenue
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
i.aan p. a.d f'raaa jars.

MALL, klABAkK 3 CO., importers and Dseisfsi
iro., steel, Nails and Heavy Herdwas 50, 81 nt
81 Michigan Avenue
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20

Groceries.
0Al. aLLEN CO, Wholesalc Grocers. Orders
Oirom J1ntry merchants promptly nlcd and ~ the
lowest Ifccs ;. and SO Randolph .ireet.
eAkRI toN a BREWSTER, Successors to II
! NJ. 1aompsen9 holesae Grocsrs, ia and ll6
Water street., Chicago
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
a ARD " are.

eREkSEBAuM SONS, 20 Randolph streei, Whole
saie hardware and Cutlery, Manufacture Iron
Male 'Arriage Bolts loose joint bushings, ETC.. Fer
rls Ave. ana Edge Tools.
w ARnLEi. ALLING & Co.. Importers and Job
~ Der VI Hardware and Cutlery, 81 Lake street
Manufacturers OF W.rc Cloih, sleeves, Riddles, &C.
~ ILlER. BROS 4 KEEP, Importers and Jobbers
W IN Hardware, Gallery, Agricultural Tools, Agen-
g for American File Co. and Wheeling Nails, 80
state ttreet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20

GHASH, HANFSRD 4 CO., l1y .. wases street,
hsedQuarters for Oils, Paints, vasaiah. 03aooal
AXE 0reese. Proprietors Star Co. White lead.
EWis: HAM & CO. sell Paints. OILS, vaenshss
- aed window 0lase, eheapos than Any Aouoe n IL
NoethWest, 50 to W South Water atrest.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
3 ss~l6aW Alapoe

As0on9 ma of10o0s
hdTACnE 4 RIA YMONb, Plastic Slate Roo1ne
~. c.sse felt and Cen. Roo0ng cd ohsatAine
IsM, Goal Tar. Pitch Paints OLE, " Lasals asuet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
Az fHENrIC DOCUMENTS.

vlcKsBrno, Miss., Aug. ., 1soo.
DR. joins BulL-Dear Sir - am happy to etsSe 70
yeu that have used Jour valuable Cedron Biltsss
with great benefit TO myself, In general debility and
pro-trasicn of my system produced by the nnheaihy
and masmatic influence Of the Mississippi River
around vicksburg. confidently mmend ~ use
TO al peysons who are exposed " unhea thy cliasss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20

AoKThwESTN Mk-1 CO., Engines, Pumps.
q wrought Iron Pipe. AaiDeable lrua CassAgs,
Steam Warming Apparatus, 10 N. Jsdsr0co esrest.
ALMOklH, TWOHl0 FURSE, lroo Pipe cd
F1tsings, Steam BUlless, kwnpe end Gua9oe,
Betting, Steam Wa ming Annaentua "a Lake serQe4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20

The Courier claims that Muscatips
county is second to only one county in the
Union in the value and high excellence Of
horses.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20

3 MESERoLE so4 Lake street, Garden and
80. n Set de. SEED Sewers and Garden Dyine.
logue. va" s~-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20

The State Register learns that the
''Roy al Navy" have gone to Salt Lake, 10
try their luck on Mormons.