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.ss'o Carpets and Ga Cloths.

400 cenai street, oppesite Christ Church.
Are nov receiving Styles Of vsyst Brus,,. mr.
vyrnnv .s,... vAn rhfs' Alo loor OIL CLOTHS,
...D.s PA Dss Lac and Damssi; CURTAINS. and a
Lowest Market Price for Cash.
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Democrats, register at once. Lose no time.
We can and ought to register twenty-five
thousand Democratic voters in this city, if
sufficient facilities are afforded for the work.
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once
MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT LIFE
INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
OF LOUISIANA -
The following named gentlemen elected BOARD OP
DIRECTORS for the mentioned for the an
suing Two years, dating August l, 1868:
LAPfYRE. W. MOUNT
JOHN DAVIDSON, Il. POTHIER,-
d. ZUBEkBiER, WIN McCULLOCH,
j. N. MARKS, G. UAVAROC
y y 8 HMlDT, WM, CHEEyY,
w COOPEk, THOs X FINLAY
M:E PIKE, ANTHONY sAMBOLA,
DAVID McCOAkD, PATRICK IRW ~
LnAULFlELD, JNO. O! sINNOfT
GEhAkD SflTH, w. @. NICHOLS.
At meeting the Board Of Directors held the lh day Of
August 1868 the following named gentlemen were elected
officers Of the Association to two years:
JNO. DAVIDSON, President;
w. PIKE Vice President;
W. YOUNG, Secretary
Ia A. F0UkNIER, Treasurey
W. B. K0oNTZ Attorney.
W. @. NICHOLS. NJ. d., Physician.
The ONCE Of the Association located AZ No l2o
street. Davidsons Row, officers Of the Association
are prepared TO receive applications for ip
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Diseases or tho Eye.

DR. JULIUS HONBERGER, dste Assistant 10 Dr. s,cb,,.
fsnsJ ocuLlsT, 40 Canal street. Few Orleans Once
hours from II to O'Clock CT mic Diseases of the Eva
Saturdays from TO o'clock Physicians Medical stu-
dents are invited TO attend the Clinic Demonstrations with
the opthsmoscope etc POsr patients WI be treated andOp-
Grated free Of charpa
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..............-CHARTREs Observation-Disclosures
4, A skoUssEAU CO., inportsrs oaa 81 low prices,
OAkfETlk0-Engtsh and American, Of ali Kinds aoor
furniture and enamel OIL CLOTHS; MArrING-so roiis
China 100 pieces Cocoa WINDOW SHADES; TsbIs and
Plano Covers Orumb ClohsDrugget linen and FeIt: ur-
sansTLace Reps wosted Dsmssf, Furniture dover.
ms-hfnsn and Cotton striped; Cornics Bands Pins ss
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-03

RADICAL scHoLARsHIP.-The Democratic clubs
in and around jackson, Louisiana, recently held
mass meeting, at which they invited free and inn
partial discussion from the orators and leaders Of
the opposite party. Among others addressed for
that purpose was the reverend and learned
Ananias A. Frazer. president of Radical organi.
cation. Ansnias made the following lucid and
characteristic reply in writing:
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JACKSON L.

JACKSON, La, Sept, 1868.
70 have the political question Disgust q mong the
Peop le The Majority Dose not want the cues
ton disgust and theirfor wee will not have it done.
sign Prest AsASIAs A FRAER.u
Disguised as the Reverend Ananiss may be to
md his letter published literatm in the CRESCENT
we cannot refrain from giving 1t to our readers.
Disgust on all sides-d disgust In Ananias to dis
cuss politics with Democrats; disgust on the part
OF the scalawags and carpet-bsggers at such an
associate; and disgust among all true Democrats
and lovers of their country. that barbarian binds
should be taken fresh from the corn fields to die.
tate on the part Of a numerous and powerful
party.
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Brtsstasst Ssore Depot
AND HoUsE-FURNIsHING sroR-

IL "a. aALLEh having established new store A No 40
invites the inspection Of hSusskespsrs and des
LAT s99 eoinR:es stock Of tie celebrated BRIL-
FURNISHING GOODS - ~iAss Oh hoVoE-
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The following named Clubs represented by their ac-
credited Delegates:
Blair Guards of IS, Frank Blair Guards,
Blair sentnels, Fuller Guards of Agers,
Broom Rangers, German Dem Clue 9Th Ward,
Constitution Club, German Dem Club 9th Ward,
Crescent Mounted Club, German Dem. Club I'd Ward,
Crescent City Dem. Club Hancock Club,
Draymen Democratic Club, Hendrick Guards
Fossil Guards, Hbernian Democratic Club,
Jackson Invincibles, Seymour sentines
Jewell Guards, Seymour Legion,
johnson Rangers, Seymour vede ties,
Magnolia Rangers, Seymour Cadets,
Minute Men Of '6S, Seyr and Blair Knights Algers
Pendleion Guards, Spirit Of rs,
Rousseau Guards, Seymour southrons
Seymour Guides, Walker Guards
Washington Clnb.
All INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC CLUBS of the
Parish of Orleans Represented in the above
earnestly requested to be by their Delegates
EVERY WEDNESDAY, EVENING, at 61S O'Clock at
the Rooms of the Hancock Club, No. l,9 Canal ltreet
By order of
]. PINCKNEY SMITH,
President Central Com Indepet dent Dem. Clubs.
J. PARIS CHILDREss. Secretary
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ssSomfheys Lands ,, .sxesev

We oner services for the disposal n LANDED pm
PERTY, IN the southern States References ana In
ormatioD promptly given
LIVINGSTON, EGERrON q CO..
No. 50 Liberty street. New YORK.
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.1Offce.
OFFICE BOARD OF REGISTRATION
ktate Of Louisiana,
New Odeans, September Is, 1868
In accordance with the provisions Of Of an act
to create Board Of Registration to superintend the regis
rson Of the qualified electors Of the State approved San
tember 1868 all refused registration by Super
vsors Of Reg ration have the ghs Of appeal their de-
cision to the Board of Registration.
The Board of Registration hereby give notice tina all au
pesls must be in writing and that they sit every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY fer the purpose hearing and deermn
ing such appeals of which hearing all parties will receive
proper notice,
By order Of the B ard.
WILLIAM BAKER,
Chairnan
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.b'Oftce

TO ALL PERSONS WHO ARE REFUSED REGISTRATION.
All persons who refused registration. aud legally
titled the notified requested to report their
cases to the DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL CON-
MITTLE Rooms No. 2O5 CANAL STREET. between the
hours Of IL and o'clock.
THOS. STEEL,
Secretary Democratic State Central Committee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-09
1eorSe Erancis Train on she
Proposed Eomiau Inv nsiWa Of
Qs0utada

From the Last letter Of George Francis Train
written IN = Briush jail.
have changed my mind absut Canada
Nothing can be done in Ireland at present
but something can be done in Canada with
men and arins. ny crossing middle of :
ripping up railroads, and cutting wires,
would demoraizs tho enemy. Then pro-
mu'gatc declaration and constitution; name
Pres dent and Vice President, and letters
OF marquc to Alabamas the moment Sew ard
acknowledges the new Republic a. a bellig.
srent. BY moving before election neither
party dare intsrisrs, and johnson would
stand still. l would slectrify our boys,
and 100000 would cross the lines TO vic
tory. Eagland 10 powerless her cities
would rise she would recall Irish troops
70 put down Eoglish. rsvoits Then up
comes Ireland. The Canadian Aiabamss
would bring out tho Nagles to Dansafveu
Youghal, Cork. Sligo, and Dublin. and .
new Republic 10 born in Europe. :
! am assured this 10 the oaly chance now.
Cansds Wa our bitter enemy during the
var. Ls, 10 60 in and win Ga to Cana
d. Down With England. and up with Ire
land. The English government has swa-
loved Ainistsa Johnson ehole. He in
worss then Adams. had Adams recalled,
lou were with me At Baltimore when l
moved the resolution. Start another on
johnson. Down with the aristocrats, and
up with the Democrats. II the Democrat
10 platform really 10 10 earnest about our
6sys in jail, and really means gree nbasks,
l shall back il. But viii not ALLOW The
politicians 10 sell cut The people IL can
help il
Disrasli will beat Gladstone. but there
viii b murder Ct the Irish slsctisre.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.


r,opyrpry or "JAMEs' LOCK HOSPITAL,
\ Tays Sa,sss,s La, established in 1881 and for
The last sir Years located in CLtcago-,he u ae-
ees.fl Snaref- Of the age In the treatment ~ hil
a..eases ~ a private aatare-can - coniaentialy
con al.s MA tiee and rocne. "5 RAcpctPn
corn n or DsaRBoKs sInxrr. OF sTAns. upon the
trra,mrrt 81 Chronic. Mercurial. syphilite Blood
AMI SEin r,.ss.e. and ali Disorders OF c.
Van.,esi s,.rsrtsr-wh,chh be Cures y thcrt the ne.
OF m, rrnrv iodine potsssa arsenic or any poison
hut with H. NErfaaLzHs "A posiuve cprs for Al u.
0RGxNJr WEAKNESS. such - Seminal Weak.
ne@s Nocturnal and Dirrna Emissions brought on by
anuse Of the organ early inaesetenon, e1cesess, or
Inherited causing loss OF memory, Confusion Dc.
m simnese Of vision. and often times insani
". with a deplorable train OF other eymptous-
,rra,ed and radically cured BY an infAtable method
savirg time and expense All diseases peculiar 10
the sexual organs Of private character, radio III
ard permanently cnrcd. .s,
blood he. i,eeome posoned-prodacng blotcnre or
The face am al Ws,ery blsterera tn the head and
hones rr.,a,ea throat and noee ssres ON the limb
and hodv ryofula-togethef with an endless num-
hey If sra,sros cncctuaiy and perm anently cured
Ds JANy. il recommended BY the press Of he
country by profeseeoss OF medical colleges, and b.
the medical profession genershy. Those ai1icted
should apply 10 hun and ne sufe snneS Sncs
ter. q Ro. as. Chicago. H.. enclosing etanp 10,
return snewer: or 81 his ofee and pariore, .p Ran
dollh street corner OF Dearborn street, from 4
N 10 gp NJ Ten eepaYste rooms. and private en-.
trance and sxt,@ 90 that patients never come In
contact with each other. Everything private arc
.Jn.t published. nv Dr. James, two pamphlets, or
Spyrr.-o.RaFA and SYiTuis, and both cent In
sealed envelopes 10 any address. on receipt Of tes
CENTS o. three red postage stamps
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-09

The Catholic fair at Clinton last week
Melted 81 900 to The society. $40 was
received from tho vote Of a cane for the
most popular man, W. J. Young, 80 cts .
vote
A reward Of 800, has been offered for
the recovery Of body Of s. N. Jackson who
disappeared SO mystsriously from Clinton
last week, under circumstances suggestive
of suicide. 1t appsars that the last seen Of
him was in the Masonic lodge on Monday
evening, Of last week from which he took
an abrupt departure before the lodge had
closed. While some Of his friends believe
that, In a fit Of mental desperation, he has
drowned himself, others contend that he
has fled the country yet what could be the
cause Of either act it is difficult TO deter
mine. Nothing has come to light which
would in the least warrant such rashness.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-09
HrAs what Horace Greeley says:

"A republic. IN which large proportion
o. the voters are gnoran,, cnslavcd TO appe.
tieo. end In desperate wan, Of the ueccosN.
ries Of life, IS very insecure guardian o.
hbfty. property and prosperity"
What . biting piece Of sarcasm Is this
upsa he reconstruction policy Of Congress.
which Horace Greeley supports through
~ eelumss Of The New York Tribune and
spsa he stump. He 10 lsboring to Civ.
s1svsa Ssatss Of the Union over to class Of
people igaorsnt. snslaved 10 appetite. and
desperate from want Of the pscsssaries Of
M which its members ars ~ INDECENT to
-, - daily asserts Ia thess psepls
- - No. gsaediaas u lltasys pss1uav
- Dgo1pai(V.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.


C~00Oou Tor 0hO C0RlO0O.
The boy isa machine. and carslessness in its
Management 10 - sue - Iced 10 Svil rssults -
carslsssness in the management Of stsam engine.
Yet the last thing that most people think Of IL the
protection Of this delicate piece 81 The Great ore
handwork from the subtle acausss Of disease bv
which 1t s surrounded is easy thing to repair
the ~ stsm when IN fniss but there 10 NO difficulty
in terrifying 1t against many Of the dangers to which
1t IL exposed. Guard agsinsi ncrvous debility. At
the hrst symptom Of Tine sors4unner Of moro ser
Gus ailments sustain the tagging energies Of na,ore
with H0SrETrAEs O1OMACn MrTBRs. Take
II regularly and persistently until bodily yigor is
thoroughly restored. II creates an petite, pr o.
notes 1t might as properly be said conpele-
the complete digestion OF the food ulates the
cretse acion VI The liver and uviso aies the
bowe's improves III Condition OF the Blood. AID
gives nrmn.s- to the nervcs. Upon system thue
strengthened and regulated In all its important
functions, the logs and xhslaiious OF autumn. prey
nant 18th the elements Of inter m,t;ent and remm
tent lever. can make little or no fYl1pfcss1o0 Wa
ever supposes that fever and ague e au rna oidsb .
cx In tTtatn districts at this season OF the war IL
cgregiously mistaken AZ efectualy ~ q draue hi OF
COLO afr IL smut ont ny the ciosirg Of door this
compliant, and all disorders Of = niasma,ie tyne.
may he prevented ~ the use Of the BTTrEHS
an smpe. Is II not the fatality 10 neglect the
prodeu ed IN tidotss Regarded other 40 q prsvrsn
live or epre f'r dyspepsia. blliousness. intermt-
tent fever. nervous isotdszs. Gsnefsl DEBILITY or
constipation Of Inc DO wee, TIA pare vegetable PREV
aration stcrds alone.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-09
Cost orRadlIrl nRwle.

The telegraph iaforns us that the ex-
psns's Of the Government for the month
o. september. not includioc the jntsrest
spon the public debt, were $2s,4s5.s.e.
This amount multiplied by ,we,v. n....
The annual expenses Of the Gov.rnm.n.
vSAl $50 ,o6s. To this add The in,ercst nm
On the public debt and the cost Of runnin.
the Government under radical rule. foet,
up i've hundred millions Of dollars. rhou,
esvsn told moro than the entire annual q.
Dsnditsrss under the last Democratic .d.
ministration 10 not radicalism . co.,,v
luxuryi These figures best demo STRAIT,
ahs necessity Of . change in the adm iu;s.
teation ofths Govsrnusnt. The men whose
teil Furnishes the revenues Of the Govern.
osnt should Gee 10 il that the work 10 40.
oowplioheA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-09

The Hon WIN 4 Lsn1a.weIl and shs SON. W..
Smvth Democratic and hspu biesa candidates for
Don ,rsss 10 tre second District will discuss the po
hi. Al topics OF the day at the following tmes and
rlscss. ~,~-
Ansuesa. Friday, Octobefs.
Monticello. Saturday. OetO6es 70.
CLINTON COUNTY.
STATE Fai, orounde, Monday, October 10.
Dswrt rtnrsdAy. October -.
JACKSON COUNTY
Msqaoleta. Wednesday. October -.
Anirs~. THURSDAY. October 10.
Bellevue. Friday. OciOhsr ~.
nAbala, SATURDAY.. Octobsf II.
SCOTT COUNTY
Davenport, Monday, October -.
LeCiaise, Tuesday. Ortcber 70
Bias 0rass, "wednesday. Octobss II.
AUscArlN8 COUNTY.
Mrsca,,as, rh~rsaay. October -.
wilton, Friday, October n.
West t.bsrty, saturday. OctoSer -.
CEDAR COUNTY
Upton. Monday, October %.
Carensc. Tuesday. October n.
Tho dlacn ss,ons viii commence at O'Clock In the
afternoon. Al the hrs, dscu --on. uoi. smyth VIII
open In hoar. Judee Lcflngarll will follow IN
euv narr and half Col sny'h rrioin'n- In thirty
niau'-s ~ the nett Jnis" Lenin.w,li viii open
sai close. and on alto rnat'ng throughout the ap
poin'mcnts
Tn. pcs com rit-cs are requested 10 fally arrange
for tbs.e me-ting.
Nv order of the Central Co nmiti seq the Second
Ccnsr~s.ienal District. l.. y. tN6kRSoLls,
chm Hep. Cen. Com.
EDWARD r. rHAYBR,
can Dam. Con. 90
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-09

lsRrgSAL R.vENCs MArTERs.-Manufsc
turers should bear in mind that quarterly
returns must be made on or bsf re- the ! 9th
dav OF October on their gross sales in sx-
cess OF 81 POO for the previous qusrtcr
Dealers in tobacco and cigars are request
ed to make an inventory OF their stock Of
tobacco on hand on the frst day of each
month. il they have more than twenty per
cent. Of tobacco and 5000 cigars. The
penalty for neglect to comply With these
provisions Of the revenue law is very So
we're.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-09
Who Pays tho Taxes ::
For the DsxocnAr

Msssss EorroRs II hold the receipt Of
J Shields, Of tho Davenport Wooden Mills,
for 1io pounds Of wool, for which no would
have paid, At the time Of delivery, IS cents
Per pound. Yesterday I went into one OF
tho largest clothing houses in Davenport to
buy an overcoat. found il would take IS
pounds Of wool 10 pay for one that would
~"-~ss my purpose. have had my
cloths made TO order at this establishment
for many years, and never asked reduce
duc'ion Of price, AZ considered them very
fair dealers. The price Of overceats seem
ed to me 90 much higher than wool that l
ven,ured 10 inquire Of tho (Repuhlican)
dealers the reason for it. They said II wa
tho tariff and taxcs. The last overcoat that
have worn was very heavy beaver coat
made by Nj. Parks, Of Davenport, nine
years AGO. aud every way superior 10 the
ono under consideration, and cost the price
Of 60 pounds Of wool Now, tho question
with me is. where does % pounds OF wool,
tho difference to me in the cost of coat, 20
to. IL TO tho Government, and is helping
to reduce our indebtedness, l should not
complain. But i. rs believe, our debt il
increasing, and this difference goes mainly
TO the manufacturer, then | say, down with
the party that foster the manufacturer at
the expense Of the
Wool GaewsR.
Pleasant Valley. Oct. 7,h, 1868.
wnrx W become satisfied thai W can
do our readers good, We venture - volun-
tser cur advice. We ask eli to read The
following letter, and such - are afflicted
With Coughs. Asthma. Bronchitis, Con-
sumption, or any disesss Of the throat or
lungs. to get Aliens Luag Balsam and give
IL trial. We ksewh 10 BE- . most excel
lent preparation. and the psopsiesees men
who would not offer the public . rsasAy
without merit Itn sold BY drueeists asd
medicine dsalees:
PAuLSixo. jaeger eeas4y, 1soa.
Oslsbsr Ia, 1900. I
Nsssra. J. N. Harris 4 Co., Cisssunati,
Ohio.
CsxrLRxax II have about used up the
half DOZEN bottles Of Aliens Lung Balsau
bought Of you, and want more Of Il.
Il has done me great service. vas
% Low when conmsucsd its nee that I
could not walk. Ny disease came from
cold taken 10 months ego. About ave
months ago the hoaeaeneee stopped nv
spsssh snursly. The Baisam astsd like .
charm in raising the phlssm and relieving
q. pain aad pressure Of the breast, splitting
Of hood. 10. and my voice 10 nov much
stronger. I am now up wAltisg about and
feel confident thst IL will cause final
cure. ln fact II vas saved my life. $50
Yours in haste,
GEoRaE w. SeLLARs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-09

ITO Owners of II oroeo.
houssnds Of Horse. die yearly from Collie. This
need nstbs. Dr. Tebias' Venetian Horse Liniment
plat bottles. price enc dollar. vil positively cure
every case, II given according to difeeti9ns. when
int taken. II = warranted superior 70 anlthina
and oors Insoat. rs no nsw feusdy. bat Of d
oea 10 10 ccuntfy. o.. rhito r. Bust. Of the u
nends q = knsrisaAs. Ordsrs are ssassAssy r.
esvsd for y, heo the Raaiaa otablee n 1aelaad.
Il hiss stood sAe sest oft1s, ae one hes q tired
v.s.sisa Hosss Einiss:st n ptSt ScssSss. ssd Ss:
No Osher. Sold ~ ~ DSupgis0 and ltqse hp4pesl
throsgboat Tie UniDsAStetss. Depet - fask piac(
New yOfk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-09

Oonges sfNeW York AhaPpers.
With the growth Of cities grows the
extent and cumming Of rascality. Games
that we're once successful become no longer
20 - people get accustomed u them and
are on the alert. After they have been
dropped for some time they are again 70
vived. Then they have, too, their reasons
In this, Tire fall Of the year, when many
people are returning TO town, it is no,
uncommon for certain kinds Of "sharps'
watch the aFrival Of express wagons, and
after thsy have lief, their freight to walk
boldly to the door, ard demaud of the wide
staring Milesisn maid, THAT valse !" as
it was lsit BY mistake. and the right one
will be returned in its stead. How often
this dodge Is successful many travellers can
testify who have suffered. A similar game
to this Was practiced extensively at one
time on the docks, when the express way
ons had unloaded hy "sharps" going to
tne baggage masters and saying they
would take their bag or valise With them
ABOARD, and return presently for the chscks
with the prize.
But one ofthe clsverest t,;ck. a.. Mai
~e ever heard Of vas played upon friend
OF o, ours, and happened mony Years a,o
MS watch had been stolen from him on The
..rees. lie offered reward, and no ouse-
IONS asked. One day no was aceosted hx
'ne tniei who knew him. The watch "a.
1s'u'neo; tne reward banded over. "And
nov askea our friend" will you tell me
. ~" !, Wa zone Certainly" answered
the thief, I'm this way. You remsuhar
.na' gay =. SOM ,.x ono brushed hastily .g.in.t
staring aiter the thief. who Was w.lk;n,
away rapidly through the street, ives. YES
certainly DO. certainly :" then clsppinc
bis hand 70 his pocket he discovered. t.
his astonishment, his watch gone ssc end
time, and the thief no longer in sight.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-09

Judge Carter. Of Ohio. always . Dsns.
efat. declares FOR the Republican tisket.-
Redical Ersksscs.
Oh yes, indeed be has. He did SO fw<l,S
ysars ago. having voted for Frsmou, in 1856
and Lincoln In 1860, snd 1864. He 70 new
one Of the radie.l judges ef the Cr nina
Cease IN wAshingson Cityl Aad Il svsA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-09
CKISTADORO's HAIR DYE

Gid Father Time takee msuy wear
To turn To white dark colored hair:
But instantly the EXCELSIOR Dye,
Britps back the tint that charms the eye;
And Natures OWNS that cunning Art
Can her own living hues impart.
CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERvATIyE
Oh how beautifully glossy your hair looks OF late
Nsra Yes. julia, since have used Cristadoros
Hair Pressryatlvs and Bsautiies, my Hair has i'm
proved wonderfully, and stopped falling ont alto
rether. Sold by Druggists aud applied by all Hair
Dreesers Mandatory No. ca Maiden Lane. Prin-
cipal Depot No 8 Aetor Hcuee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-09
"lt Works like a Charm. -

RHADsa-
Nsune's sin Killing Magic OIL cures Headache
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Toothacbc !
kenne's Pain-Kiiling Magic OIL cures Neuralgia
Rennes Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Cholera
Morbus.
Eenne's pain K,il,ns n syie f,i cn,s. i.manes.
Rsnne's Pain Killing Magic OH cures Skin Disease
Some fo,ss seem to be proud Of telling how lame
II have got the Sciatics'-and celisht In Dragging
that nothing can cure me but when We get
such awful folkS' to use RENNE'S PAIN-KIL-
LINZ auaC o, faithfully. We mot only cure
actually take all that kind 0f.lag out OF them r and
they frankly own up, aud cay lit works like Q
Grocerers Wm. RENNR, Sole Proprietor and
Manufacturer PtrTenRID MAss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-09

In speech At Philadelphia Gen Kilpat-
rick called Gen. Frank Blair 'that Sound
rol and traitor" This Fitzpatrick, after BE-
ing appointed Minister to Chill, took with
him on ship beard - that ooustry, and q.
tempted to introduce in decent society there
. notorious struapst. He IL . pretty man
TO talk about Gen. Blairl