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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-02-14
NORTHERN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT T-Ise4-5
On and after Monday. Nov. II. 1854. Passoneo


Il. i
Trains viii run 5 follows
UPWARD TRAINS.
Day Express Train leaves Concord az 1915 a.
M. for White River Junction, connecting with
trains for Montpelier, Burlington Rouse's Point,
Montreal Nc, and with OgdensbTgh and Grand
Trunk Railroads, for the West.
Mail Train leaves Concord at f104j D. m, Tor
White River Junction. connecting WITH lialh lyI
Wells River St. Johnsbuuy Barton, A4wp"Its
S7;II1--,l,1,,-ond 9Ts0oe fakes Stanstead, Bath
Ti4tIeton and Lancaster; also, Win uains itI
Wonfralicr Burlington st. Adams lsot7e 4 olltl
Nontrela Ogdensburgh. and the west.
Bristol Train leaves Concord at 5-Jo P H. ioi
Franklin and Bristol.
Evening Express Train leaves Concord at s.l9
u. M. for White River Junction, connecting with
trains for Montpelier, Burlington, St Adams,
Rouse's Point, Montreal, Ogdensourgh, and inc
West. ,,.-..-
Portsmouth, Portland. &c.
DowSwARD TRAINS.
Morning Express Train leaves White klyeI
/ Junction fo- Concord az i.l5 a. m, or on ARRIVAL
| of train from Ogdensburgh and Montreal. On
| MONDAYS at 6.25 instead o1 l-lo
/ PtisfoI Train leaves Bristol for Concord az )
/ z. m. and Franklin at 9-12 a m
| Mail Train leaves White River Junction Tor
/ Concord al u Is p. M, or on arrival OF trains
/ over the Vermont Central Passumpsic, and
| White Mountains RalHoads-
| nav Txprcss Train leaves White River juno
tion 1T 4 s. .. M, or on arrival Of trains from
| Montreal and Ogdensburgh, Brattleboro', Keene
! bellows Falls, Windsor, &c, connecting at Con
/ cord with train Tor Manchester, Nashua, Lowell
and Boston.
These trains connect at Concord with train:
for Manchester, Lawrence, Portsmouth, Port
land, Nashua, Worcester, New York, Lowell, and
Boston, 0NSLOW STEARNS, Agent.
Concord, N. H., Nov. 10, 1854. LIT.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-02-14
DuTLAxp AND BuRL1xcrox AND IT.


Leave Brattlebor0 at 100 a. M, AS 4 900 p
m. Arrive at Bellows Falls at 1900 q. H., and
$40 and 9,j5 p. m.
Leave Bellows Falls at 1876 p. M, 5:45 p. m
1000 p M Arrive at Rutland at $40 p. H.,
600 p. m 1886 q. m.
Leave Rutland at 600 a. M. 1.20 p. m 3 %
p. m. 100 a. IN. Arrive a. Burlington at 9.45 q.
m, lbs p. m, and G15 p. IN. 4.l5 q. N.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-02-14

So. AIIans. Oct 9TH. 1896
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11

TINS rA r,afs,fthe county a cure iipan
cisliy In tho in . nal income Ssperls - isl>
ie,s;
1866 -Di,ijsnis and profits, t2,205.-
81 -; in.orest en- bonds, ~ ,2b6, 916 IS
gr.s, receipts. $7.tlt.4ss II.
1867 -Uiv blends ard preflts ssd interest
on bsnd., ts.sT9,i62 10; gross receipts,
$4,l2s.255 IL.
1sSs--O, v,dsnis and TrcR,s, $780,.
ia %; interest on bonds, 81, a69. 1856 SO ;
g,oss receipts, ts,l3l,s 1927 ~.
Tase q cures show ,ha. wife or rail-
road System has bssa extending IN al di
ss,tiens ~ an unprecedented rate during
the paN three ysars-nearly doubling their
Aggregate length. the gscss income there
feo N TO the government are d~indling away.
when everything besides the figures w aich
can't lie) indicate to The contrary. The
prominent question here arising is; DO
railroads payf The moro ~ have the less
the cash result.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11

DIX. JA- NJ his,

pon1EgLY or ~JAM1ss Lock nogfTfAI,'
i ~ Opeoans, II, testablSg1sd n 1U0 aod ~
the III = ypass leesied In Cx1cago-lAs noet 50,
eenoAl 6pechlsl0 ct tho a9o - ~ tseatmeae - ~
diseaees Of Q private naturs-can be conadsntially
Saosalse1 81 - oGes ana reO0s ~ - RARssGfa o.
6esaSest q CHrsaic. 1secsfi1l, eypkiliue. Blood
end skin Disssses, and all 0sssedes Of contaecns
vsosraaj CAasscsee-whieA be eufse Vithc0t The use
ofaGrcury, OAide Of pstasDa assesc, or apy poeea,
bus with bic NsunAElxon pseittve cure fes all ~
Ness a11 blood p0eeone.
- Setsssai "a 6ssssci iEnissioss, Sssaehs . s.
obuSe Of The organ. early ndssefstioa. sxcesssA
Inherited esasibg Lao ~ uencsy. confusion. g.
preston dmnes Of vioioa. and ofteA tines tnsnnk
=. Wtth depiorabio t1aan ~ other eyOpeoDs-
treated snd redieAlly cared By Invaluable method,
oavirg time and Hpenee. All discasee peculias -
the sexual ofesns. OF private character. radically
ed dsoss y the n~e Aesrib.e els ylSs -
iksN61, 1n1l Vsfc0 blDsess-5aass 0tW 9eaa -
boeee-aleseoaed thFoos I'D &c.. eeso % ne nH0e
oa6 6oly, esof0ln.A1Ass VIII . y0G4N 80
=, Z: :f -: 80 ~ ~ 8 a., ~ SssSt
essstsy. b predecessor Of medical ecllsess. 81
=: s; : z S's:s s Z on ss.'' 'n'e''
On. jar en- . eodbeltsd. eonAdsoially. 81 -.
Vt. r O. Drswerssee Chicago. eseloetOs etaml q
tuton answer; oroe his once q paslors, 81 80
0Deph etpsot. eornss Of Dearborn street. rom
4. 70 eP. 4. Ten oeporate rooms. and prvsSe -
trance and exits, 90 that patients never come =
contact with each other. Everything private and
Just % biiehsd, By Dr.. rJsmes, two pamphlets, q
erSnAAponRHRA and eyPruIs, and both eent u
esaled envelopes 70 any address, on reee1pso tes
cooto. Or three red postage stamps
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11
CAllAren'o n.evso saved for So
lceDts.''

Thousasds Of Chillrsn die annually Of Group
Now. Mothers ifyou would spsnd 50 cents. ana 81.
ways hsvs = bottle Of D.. Tobias Venetian Lini-
ment in the House, never need fear lssing yonr
little one when attacke with this complaint II 10
now q ysars since have put up my Lnnent, and
never heard efa caiid oying Of Cfoup when my
Liniment was used but hundreds OF cores have
been reported u me. and many state If II was $40
per bottle they would not be without II. Besides
which. It IL certain core for Cute. Bnrns. Head
ache, Tooth ache. Sore Throat. SwenRs, Mumps,
Colo, Diasrhea, D,ssntefy, 8pasns. Old Sores and
paipa IN the Limbo. Back and Cheet. No one once
tries it who 10 ever without L. It 10 warranted per-
fectly safe 70 take internally. Full directions with
every bottle. Sold By the Druggists and storekeep-
rrs throughout the United 0iates. Depot 10 Park
Place Nee York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11
Use 1senno's Rain.Killlng Magic
Oh.

TT WVNAC LIKB . CdAh0.
Every person In this town will npd 1t 70 their prof.
Il 10 well - for their comfort, II they uss Rem
nee Pain-Killng Magic On wbee they
Aavs use4aehe, .ToosAeche, chil4lsn Age In the
atica, Bruises. Cramps, Colds. Group. Sore Throat
any pains OF THE nature. The ladies will ind its
. blessing to relieve their peculiar pains. II 10
one OF the best things 10 in the family gen.
eral remedy for any kind psinssl disorder hurt
burn ever discovered. esd 10 clean nd delicious
- use. Csc 1t freely. Sold By all Druggets. Mcr-
chants and (srocere. WIN. RRNNn.
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer,
tunes dGW1y PirrpVrHip MAoo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11

Fresh Garden and Flower
seeds on Commission, those
unsold e. be returned, pre-
paid. by mail. Priced de-
scriptivc Catalogues Of All
Useful and Ornamental
Seeds, Plants, Trees, and
Fruits. Wholesale Or Retall
will b sent 70 any address
b. M. WATSON, Old Col.
ony Nurserles, P1yuAou1h,
49, ss14@Ns s1TA EEHAA nTAWts- sec
.f*1sss s.s.S
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11

1t has been publicly stated that there
are five or six millions Of Spiritualsts in
this country. The New York o. server
daily contradicts the statement, and says
they dc not number million. or anything
like il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11

STAMPS are becoming an item in Govern.
ment affairs. The number thereof 10 40
tollows:
1865. 1867 1885,
0enoraisiar1ps 49, sl4 81 l&o ss2 29s s6.6,2s5
Slsmus Tor pro
pristary artl-
ciss .a6 igo .s6 s33 $50. 500 2A3.e4o. OF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11

A Common form of Indigestion
is oppression after Getting, or aerfeaine dullnoss
oiths sptsitA; WITH aasalenes o. Q bsleAlne upes
y ind, ard almost alwayp follows Ccstivsnees. NJ.
HAHsfeoss PsnssAlno Lassssss, give Quisk snl
permanent relief. They are 6leassnt, pssta1ls. q
net rsssirs inersass Of doss. ssvss efpe. - Sse
Coastlpabiea eth DsWsas, r11n. nesaseAes ~.
-, 1nOgo1at1tlse, "a go 4S1S1 ~
the1 are i1eoupoeaAle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11

Elseantly furnished. hsuees, on. lashien.
eoVs streets, hss fSf. from fllth avenue.
Nee 1eeks oa1f9 f1On ~ - e1n1n tASue
80 s. ssIlAa'ss y'sf. rhs1 sss isesssas
"A = yG = ETr ~ 5
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11
T. e f e

TIM noOr 0nAUrpuk AM 1Anaft 49,
M91lC IN tn W0n1Dl 81,
II viii net lajuse ~ osst Dslise1e okipi
lts prsssnce @ ~ lAee eaanss - lseeeese; No.
- rehevsd Ualy ~ WNso109; ~ Wnoo sooevpd
before. n eeaaieaoee osuV eoog5osateo g ~ 49,
whether caused = s1p.ss - ~ Wsahssss - b ~
H Sx 81 s'a 81 :rns You're
4 angle uial proves I'll 49, eeasonse1D.
And this susirs salts VIII WhieA Il e. - ~.
a. Ask for L. Rues.-s:s thas Ne .ans a L.
Rae Co., 10 blown h she bottle, eae or eso9o 0aeh
at tho top q The ftsnt laos. eol1 b IN DeaDiess
and Fancy Goods Dsalses. Prtee One Dsahf pss
bottle CHURCH . YalNT, ffoVsissseo.
egt1uld. Oo0A,
&c welis o., New Yeek 0se, q. 0oodwin
Z Co., Boston. Nao6.. Wh0leoalo A9o0to.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11

The Tape worsn 10 enc Of the,
MOST ossRL AID aalmSlsn. RnIp - NAE. Ane
socAnoss nm .n.ss Bsssnsniss ssnsssss. 4 dal
pain IN The 1ossAsaA giAdiaAA.- sltssn1s Dasen4D
and 0ssAisg 81 ~ nee: Dasssefs sftAs No.: shss
alton altesaaAs isss ana sxesss d appetite ere.
viBgs efparsieaas articles Of food: sonsivs breath
swelling Of the 4hLomsl der rsesion ofspirits and
nervous irNtsbsIity, ere De osading sympte ms
Nov, why not. Ia view Of shis dangerous enemy.
make use Of . rensdy which many yeafs Of e1psf-
fence has proved to be safe and certain rssasdy
B.A Fahneetock's vsrmifnss, II ussd soeoFd,ng TO
the directions accompanyinR each bott,s. oil not
fail 10 eradicate the destroyer.
Great Caution must be used BY every purchaser to
be his own judge in senss. and 10 examine every
potte he buys Of il. The simple name OF FAnHs-
STOCK Is not eufieisnt He must look tlssely ana
carefully to see that the initials are b. A. FAuxE.
sK and be satisfied with netting else. II % nor
saIe BY alldruggists.
BATCHELoR'S BAIR DYE.
Thiss pleadid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world
the only true and perfect Dye: harmless. feliaoles
instantaneous: no disappointment: NO ridiculous
tnts remedies the Ill elects Of bad dyes: inveorates
andiesves the Hair soi and beautiful blsek Of brown
sold BY all Druggists sud rerfhmrfs: and properly
applied At Batcheloss Wig FACTORY, No le eendst..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11

THESE BrrTRRs ARE PREPARED n PURE
= Bourbon WAhkey, nom comslnaticn q ever
twenty different kinds Of roots, bafks ano hsrho
which art In perfect concsst go ufh ths other. Pre-
pared from the original formula given By the great
ief, Red Jacket 70 Dr.. Chaplin, Vho u0sn them sue
cessfplly IN bio prscies for nApy jean, and y ths
NE gaia0d 70 great popularity n the trestmsot
~ core Ssr Dyqpspsia. Uves Co0plaist. CeasupA-
ton, Sick and Nervous Headache, Fever and Ague,
ord alldieeasss ssieine non tsfpto Mvsr asA f10-
gestion; Psrssps snesrin9 r. = si,hef 81 thsee
the sist:rs: whisn e pesssey Rsse - - tCS
preparations, ed peloet ~ - . unsIsDesdgB
pubic single trial viii eonvipee the meet skept.
eal ~ h ths kDD JACKIE sAeeU = . v1ssse tA4s
iSey sss ,s;st 80 isssess.ss Tie s,sssa.
They are unsQ1allep for gensral 6gelf1ty.
They aYs care Tor DyepepstA,
They give good and healthy aDpetite.
TAey ooe1ge digestion.
TAsy purify the brsaah anA acidity estAs sseoaeA.
.4hsy cure Uisnhsa asd Choiess MosSus.
They are = aaai4Oee y change " water ~ 4iet.
They are the best stimulant In eIistaDce.
They ere p1vnlvs u Bss3 snd Agra
They relieve Continuation.
They cure NesvauS 'Headaehs.
rs, ,: e Rs'iEsnb PA Il Only
seld In qusrt bstes. ssvss ~ ealleD. quast o. pat
See that ssr private 0ovssnment stanpis snbro-
Sold ~ I'll druggists ard dealers thresshsst "
can for Red jacket. sad take % othse.f I
Circ1lars to the trade suppled % eppHcaHoo.
INNETT PIETRk8 = CO., PfDpgie1eO.
b. And 30 Michigan Avenue. CHICAGO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11
Christadoro's Hair DYE


o.. ca.isrAoORUS HHTcsIkss prE.
CHRlOTADORO'0 HAIR PAEsERvATlVR
Striking. astounding, are the e1ects prod need BY
Cr!sts6oro's Hair Preservativs and Beautifl.r. Be
the bali ever 90 why. coarse and unnnensgesbe by
brush and comb. In one week THE article will
der Il flexible. lustrous. and inclined 10 eurl.
Sold b. Dfuggiots and spilled y al Hair Dree-
sefs Msnufaetory No. g 6siden Lane. Princi-
pal Depot No. AstoY House.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11

Ger frisud irem York tells the ricEeos
joke out. 1t happened the othss day in that
vicinity. /, runs as follows: Tbs ereenest|
Jonathan conceivable, decksd cut in q
slsuclsd mad. long blas coat, (comDonly
called frock,) an unmsrcifui pair Of COW
hide shoes, big as gondolss, with huge
whip under his arm, talked into billiard
saloon, whore quite eur Der 81 gamstefs
had gathered and were improving the time
rolling the worries. After recovering his
surprise at the singular aspect Of the room,
snquirsd. "if any Of 'sm had seen stray
steer" Affirming that 1.-The blasted crittsr
got away "a he Was coming thro' The town
tothsr day, and I havsn't seen nsih,ng on
him since" Everyone denied having seen
the animal In question, and with much siy
winking With one ansthsr, they proceeded
70 cosp1els with hin % the less in . most
heartfelt manner.
A. he bad sever seen Or heard 81 bill
liards before, be Watched the eame With
much interest, ana created mush amsoes
nsrt BY bis peculiar dsmonstratisnaAf ~
pjause when good shet was uade. "Jsru.
sslem - being fsvorits intsrjsstica.
At last he requested The psivilegs Of
trying HE sklll, when be Get the crowd in
q sosr Of laughter by his swkwsrd move
nen.s. However, he gradually got his
hand in. and played as we'll ~ eosld b
expected from ''grssn horn" All hands
now began to praise hin. which 90 slstsd
him that be actually began TO think himself
a second Phslan, end he offered to bet
dollar with his opponent that be could beat
ON the next game. We Of course lost. The
loss and laugh irritated him 20 much, that
he offered 10 bet two dellara. which he
pulled from large roll Of notes, for which,
il SCENE, he had ssld his cattle. This bet
hs also lost, a. the fool might have known
he wonld when, mad % . ~st hen, be
pulled out Fifty dollar bill, the laSesse be
had. and offered 70 bet i on another gans.
One Of the crowd austered asound and
raised money enough 70 cover ''grsspy's'
bet. At itthsy went sgsin, whom By sons
strange freak Of luck, green horn" wvn.
He now offered 10 put up the hundred dol
lare on another game. or courss be could
not blunder int another game, - they
perhaps asses the fsllew Of bic sWn roll
besides.
They sent out for fsmsus player whe
happened to have money enough 70 bel
with him. Another game vas plsysd 4. which
Jonathsn also wee. Anothss hundred VA
raised, bet aud wen BY Jonathan. And Il
wss net until be had bIundsrsd through
half dszsa games, and By some uDss
constable run Of luck woa then oil. drain
The pssksss Of his fellow player
Of about Eve husdred dollars. thss they
began to smell . large mice" WhsI
they oil rot tirsd Of plsyipg, "greeny'
pulled his ftesk o ever his head, took biz
whip under his arm, rsmarkn "Gsotls
men, if you see anything Of a stray steer
I wish you would let me know"
At last accounts they hadn't seen thu
steer, bat hsd come to the concl usioS thai
they had seen the elephant. = Waterloo Rs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11

"a n.statenent Of facts. Iinhsrtsd 0crefnla,
and many Of ny relations have disl Of 1t. In 1881
ny case ~ nightfsl. Tsasee - slesss spssad,
until il iol1, unAse ~ savieo 81 ~ physeiass
went to Avsa OpsinQ. lFessopeA - bsssat- tried
every medicine and ~ svssythisg esel1. Aaa 10
rect NJ Am % eushien. aad bad nst been abb. to
raiss Il 10 NJ heaA II over year. The discharge
from two ulcers was nearly pint day. Amputa-
tion We seeoaaesded bet peeaeaAes1 dangerous.
Iesula not aesp. snd ny su9ssinss vasiaSslsrabls.
Attend brought ne N BnGllsh pAvdeian. whoap-
piled savs with which b saiA - bad accomplish.
extraordinary cures In the hsspitals In Hngiand.-
Il commenced 10 rshevs;l persisted In IL use; II
finally effected perfect and entiss cure. nis new
lsas. II 10 eve yesrs since ~ ~ appearance Of
scsefulous ssrs. and ny health ha bees good svsI
sines proesred the seedps sfthie wsaeeseal asti.
Gle this blessing Of hsnsnity-sna Asve called n
"PAss's CIlnAx SAW, aaA allsu he Dublie 70 sss
II or net - they eAosss This \ tsisf bat sanlid
ssstensa. given naes sally in NJ e,fesias.
Geneva, New Yssk. ~. 49,. IN. rAon
Msy ~ 0ss.ss.
Western New Yssk. law IN lest wssk h go
actually true n svssy psstissi.s; sstgasej
wsAavs wsseAsa ~ s.AaesS q essw1.e6 4
"PAsES CinAx DAass.s ~ syarhg su6sevsss q
the .knewlsdge es ~ Wsalsshl essaaiva pewses.
hsvs bsesmo Dsspsisssss 0ft6o 0aDe.
Its . sufe cafe " 0.s1s. oeal1s, eseofsla, 0alt
Rhsup. Fever Sssss, 1ssksa 0esasos, ysese Dlles,
Chilblstns. ssissB. Bruises. 09ls, oWslIlnes, Ae
whether uDoa 0aa - beogA Il lnb0vee paiA ~
inAAaaAsisa vieA saspslslse ss)o1a1, - Asels
husns vithsota esas, Ne fan1lg eAoolA - V1AAeai
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11
Sterlins Silver War,

otOrIIn8 6IIVOx W0C0
And Ane Electro plated Ware. he 0orham Man.
ufaetufipg Company, Of Providence, y. l.. having
WORN With mott improved machinery. and en-
piOy fnGthe most chilled labor. are enabled to offer
An unequallsd variety Of new nj beautiful de.isns
specially adapted TT no1idas and Bridal Cite
They offer also their well known and unrivalled
Nickel Silver Eleetro-Plated Ware. il which they
Solid Silver 10 gua anteed to be Of sterling purity BY
Unsted Dtatss Mint assay. The Electro Plate 10 guar
oneseo - - superior 70 ~ aaest aheGsM ware.
goods may b obtained men responsible dealers
evesyWhess.
r...: Mar. ~r q 1 e.:
oCRHAn MANUFACTURING CO..
oalessaea ~. Maiano kme. ny.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11
stay On she Farm.


The cities and villages are already ever
cro~d,d. and every kind Of business Ian
cuisines more than the cultivation Of the
sirth. In the cities the labor market %
overs'ccked, and one can get aay desired
number OF hands fot any conceivable j,b
Clerks from tho country have usually TO
serve two or three years hsioie they can
get living wapes. The city th,ongs with
unemployed mon and women, waiting for
something to tnrn up. Those who find
employment have no security fer pefma
nence. Mechanics lose their places. and
nave TO lie idle for weeks aud months to-
gs,her. Al, the products of skill ard lsbor
are relatively cheaper than provisions and
breadstuffs.
The great material wants Of the Nation
is cheaper meats, grain and vegetables. We
have merchants, Mechanics snd middlsmsn
enough, but far too few farmers The best
cultivated State abounds in rncultivated
lands. Even in the vicinity Of eur large
towns and cities, cheay lands abound, and
splendid chances fer enterprisipg veupE
men to win hsmes ard fortune Once ct.
tied upon his own acres, the farmer has
constant. profitable occupation before him.
Nowhere IL unsk Tiled labor % sure Of susie
nance. nowhere will intelligent industry -
surely win = happy home and competence.
In the country one nevsrnssd TO lack labor
brings there the neccssaries and comforts
oflife.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11
Tss receipts Of internal revenue FOR the

y0k rocetpto Of butsSoos ssvSw0 ~ W.
f;,csl ye.rs 1865, 1867 ana 1853, respect
lively, and the ratio thereto Of the expenses
during the same periods, we're ~ fellows
rs.rs. orss c:le.tese nsfssd.d. D sss o.
- sss vs. eats ;gs tsi es i.s64. cslss
isSs ies, isesss - 1ols. ss4 Fl i.s7sssc,oi
Nsss. Ret sols no.o. kspcnses:
Iva. ':s W. ~
isos ... 10. -sa .so.>e s,a2s ,ssi.sA
Thsss hsnrss are taken from the Com
nisai-nsr's r.por,s.s Fssa them ws fnd
sAsssAs less thssssshue. ths osrs II eosts
1, ssahes Il u. 70 collect osee. 600 900 b
lsse \ est 81. ooo. ~. r. ss'lsss $751;
ooosSoo h 1869 Il cssss ~, 600, 600, W.
~ Ne 6surss 10 round numcsrs. II iss
,uelias sspec.i The lees ~ gain iniseons
The mere ~ increase oar expenses. II
csals mere 70 collect tsn dsllsrs thaa u does
10 collect twenty II the gress collections
%, little smaller. the collecting expenses
wi!l exceed our collections, and esntribu-
sions will have 10 b taken up smong for
sixn countries to pay The deficiency dse our
patriotic sxcissmen. That viii never an
swsr; ~e had better pay more income; il
would be decided saving to pay svics -
much thereby having sufleisnt 70 pay 81.
psns.s and something 10 buy up geld y
pay the bsadholderS fatsrsst.
LANDS Susvsv.s.--Nsbls county, Min
nsssta. which joins Oscsola coanty, s1owa,
10 being surveyed. Eight Townships have
haze been cs~plsssd, subrscing an sggrs.
g area Of 1874. go acsss. The surface ID
generally level. and gsatly sndulatipG
psAs,s. with dssp. DARK lssa, ~ 6rstrats
qsLisy. The trsst il moderately we'll ~.
tired BY the Ksosawss river ssd 10 tribu
ta-.s. and 10 veil adapted fer gssing pur.
pesss. The whsls tract falls within shs
twenty mile limit 81 he SsusAsss Aisssssta
asd Miressets Valley Railroads. both d
wA oh sssds vill dsss through ths lands.
Here 10 . chsncs fer profitable real sststs
sp.sulatien -bsysnd dsubI The Minnsss-
Z. valley Railsssa y surety. and will spss
~ some sfths aess valuable lands In The
Northwest.
Tnr paper ppblishsd BY that miserable
specimen Of humanity, Rev. hannicutt. d
RiohmssS. Va, kss collapsed. and has
csa,ed to have IN existence. Even the red.
hit radicals sf ths South have spswsd this
ca,ting hvpscstss end industrious mischief
maker ous Of their mouths. and will have
nothing more % Do with hin. Il will b
remembered thss Il We this same Hunni-
cult oh, aetssdsd the Loyal Southerners'
Convention he'd in 1865. having frst col
lccted he msnsv wherewi,h 10 defrsy LII,
expenser from tbs poor d.luded negroes
" Radical promises ars verified, What
z cd tines We nhaN shortly have. Bel
will be sold at ten csn.sa pound. butter al
twenty Ave. aud Our will e. begging. al.
a, - good things are to follow Grants elsc'
ito 4. though the precise lime Cor the inau
garst,on OF this miilonnisl period has not
yet hren announced. Hasten II on, gentle
min. Do not keep the POOR public in Ion
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11
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The meat successfal msdicinss II the weird. Ned.
ical mes, eergymes, philassAfopisss, Ill aeknswi.
edge they are psrformipg wsude,fsi sscts II rases
ofphvsieal weaksess. bilious sserstisss, ayspsaia,
loss Of Appetite diseases Of the liver and Skis Not
fate Life Pissrs N beet Cathartie and Blocd pur
der offered - The public. They cleanse the system
from all inpudty asd ssvss srps the bowels. Deld
By all Dsuggsts.
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No Excuse

RIO, GRAY Hair, dandruR. or badness. nsy co.
Iii b pssvested q ssssA ~ usisg Weod'sl0Desyed
prove Sold By Drsggists and Darbess.
Price 81 pGr bottle,