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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17

Our citizens are fully aroused to the ne
esssisy of immediate and earnest efforts on
their part in the matter Of Q railroad be
tween this point and Msquokcts, and q
meeting was held at JUICE Polley's Office
last Saturday evening to consider the best
plan of procedure. and On adjourned meet
ing was held At tho samo place on Monday
evening. Action was resolved on, and
committees Of conference and to solici,
subscriptions were appointed. The inesti-
mablc worth OF this road to our town and
county 10 full yl::sppreciatsd, aud a determin-
alton to secure the road within the present
year is expressed. With proper exertion
and enterprise it can be brought to De Witt.
and uery soon carried south ware to DaveE-
port and nortliward TO the Minnesota line,
masking It one Of the best paying road in
the State. BY this line our county, and all
north of us, would be in connection with
Chiclgo 4 Rock Island Road ut Davenport,
Is well ms with the Chicago and Northwest
crn at De Witt, striking The Mississippi
Jciotr the Rapids and below two bridges
across the river, greatly reducing the cost
Of frcigbs transported to southern markets
by water. Bat we will no. enlarge on the
subject at present tcsrk and not words, Is
needed now. Let every mau 10 all ho can,
by influence aud means, and the road will
he built, and our town enter upon y new
era OF cn,erpr sc and importance.
Another meeting will be held Mt the same
place next Saturday evening, at which
time reports arc expected from the several
committees.-De WIT Observer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17
LIONS PERIODICAL DROPS!
THE 0RRAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR lRRE0u
LARTTIES.

The.e Drops ares scientifically compounded fluid
preparation. and better than any Pille, Powdess. ~
Nos'fums. Being liquid. their action 10 direct ard
pos''se. rendering them arelisble. speedy and Ger.
IAN specific Tor the cure Of al distractions and sup
psse s ! OF nature. Their popularity 10 indicated By
the fact that over ioo,uoo bottles are annually I'D
~ cons'neo ~ the ladies Of tho United seRtse,
every one OF whom speak In TIE stro,ycs, ,erms Ut
psaasco ~ their great inertia. They are RAPIDLY taking
! pla0s ICY otner Female Kennedy. and arc con
eidesed by all who know aughi OF them. M ~. .n-ast
ssfssf, and mcsi tnfalllhle preparation in The rar,s'
Tor the cn.e OF Tall female Complaints. the ren,c,s, :
All distractions OF nature, and the urnSast-
hesith regularity and strength. Expliedt diyses,ce.
stating when they may he need. and explaininr ~.
ana WY they should moi. nor &C uld not be used win.
eas pfooncing elccts contrary TO natures choecn
Laws. will he foand carefully folded around e.rh NJ
ec. v IN the written signature ofJonx l. Lros.vith.
out which none are genuine.
Prepared by Dr. JOHN L. LYON. los Chanel N
New Haven. Conn.,. Who can be consulted eishse -
sOnaily. or by mail, tcncloeing et,mp) concrrnisS n
private dieeascs and female weaknesses.
sold ~ Druggists s~vssywAete.
Co., CLARK 4 q
0eassel AesaoD ~ sAsU .. ana Co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17

Cpham's Hair Gloss and Curl
ing Fluid 10 the best Hair-dressinR in the world. II
impArts . beautiful gloes to the Hair, keeps 10 in
curl. promotes its growth, &c. Price, 30 cite. . bottle.
UrnAn's Fasck1R Axp PmrLs BANrsaRn removes
Freckles, Tan. S%unburn, Pimplee ON the Face, Soft
ems the Skin and Beauties the Complexion. Price
70 cents.
USnAn's AssnnA GINS relieves the most violent
paruxys1s Of Asth0A In TEN m1nutoo, md eGeclD .
speedy euse. fyiee. e . peekage.
tn JAPAusss Ham sfArn co1crp n WAl6kers
md Noosloche . beautiful black or beoUn. Il con-
ststs OF only one preparation. Color will not fade or
wash ont. Only 30 cents . box.
eold by 3 Q. UPHAM. % South Eighth ST.. Phla-
oeipnia. ana ~ All Draggists Circulars sent free.
Alto ior sale by all Druggists In Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17

NArivs "SrArxsnRN.'-Som time sincs
Q State Register promulgated n %documen.
setting forth the chronological, tieological
professional and social state Of the long list
q, statesmen, who compose the Iowa Legs
sture. The article was copied into the
brsoegsr. but NJ one material statement
therein contained ins since boon found to
be incorrect. the Register has Sc, the matter
10 rights and al rest IN the following
Thar NATIVE lowaN In an article
on the personnel of the Iowa Legislature
Two weeks ago, we stated that Jno. p. Irish
Was The first native Of Iowa ever elected to
se,t 10 thc Assembly. We didn', knem that
We were right then, but did kns,r that the
statement # il was not correct Of itself,
would be the means Of discovering the iden-
teal individual entitled 60 that distinctive
honor. Our surmise Was correct, and We
soon discovered We had the wrong person
'by the car" In lcsa than three days We
~ we're informed Of two other native born
Iowa Legislators, who outranked Mr.. 1rish
by several yearS.
Ii is now probably settled hey ond all
doubt that Mr.. Bowen, a native Of Henry
county. Who Was elected to the Iowa Lseis-
la,urc in 1859, At the age Of 81 years, was
the first Io~an, and the youngsst man, ever
elected TO the Legislature. Hon. WIN. Hale,
an able and prominent member Of the last
House. 10 also an louan. In fact of these
figures. We are compelled TO draw our friend
lriah "a the track, and put him third on
the list 81 homc-born Legislators. We do
60, however, with the that the
fe~ ysara deficiency in age wasn't Johns
sAuls At oil, but vas owing entirely, to ''cir.
cumsssnces hey ond his control"
Nevertheless, and Notwithstanding, il
must be conceded that Mr.. Irish 10 the first
native born Iowan Legislator that hes ever
been honored With . seat on the Democratic
aide Of our Legislature and fus,hsrmor, that
the Democracy have great reason to be
proud Of their irst specimen Of native Dem.
ocratie stock. Tho deep, clear ring Of the
purv, unadultsnted Democratic steel he's
Jno. P. Irish, Of johnson.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17
Thu Springfield Republicans thus alludss
to The hard times now pressing on the pee
pie Of New England.

49," y" pressing u su0 YcO-
pie Of New England.
Scarcity Of work, decline Of wages,
thousands out Of employment. other thou
sAnds sessisg barely enough 10 keep 500!
and body teecthsr-thess are some Of the
prevalent facts IN the citiss and towns that
mark this . hard winter, and We fear il will
prove much the hardest aimee the Wal CON-
msncsd. The skilled artisans, who have
been receiving wages in proportion TO the
increased cost of living. for the past six
years, have saved something. and csnno, be
brought 10 any actual distress by . few
months Of idlsness or half work.
mot so with the common laborers. An
inflated currency has made them poorer
from the first, and they have nothing TO
fall back upon. when out Of work. in most
cases. Happily. however, there is TO gen
eral financial breakdown and suspension of
business. In some departments Of labor
there is . temporary pause. in others 4 con-
traction Of both work and wages-but still
the largo majority are employed and are
earning . comfortable subsistence. lf Con.
grsss. by reducing taxation and the expen-
ses Of the Government, by establishing the
national finances on a s, cure and psrma-
nsnt basis, and by giving the South On op-
portunity to recover itself from the desola-
tions Of the war. shall restore confidence to
the commercial %circles, We may reasonably
expect = revival Of business in the early
Spring"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17
TESTIMONIAL OF MEDICAL MHr.

On. JONI BrLi-DearS Sir: Last February | was in
Louisville purchasing drusr. and l got some of you.
ssfsspariiiA and Cedron Filters. Nj son-in-!aw who
was with me in the store. had been down with rheu
msilrm for some time. commenced ON tho Dittcrs,
and eocn found his general health improved. DR..
Gist. who hsd been In bad health. tried them, and he
also improved. DR.. Coffee, who had been In bad
health for several ycsrs-stomach and liver affected
he improved very much by the use OF your Bistesp.
indeed the Cedron Bitters has given you great pOpu-
larity in thie settlement. I think l conld sll . efat
quantity OF your incidence this fa1-espeaalIy Of
yuur Cedrcn Bittefs and Sarsapafilla. Ship me Ma
Memphis, care Rickett 4 Nicely. Respectfully.
oet39-deodAwly C.B. wALHkR.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17

ar,o,~ ,he best things man has i n
.-a;p;sa-. decided opinion--for Il is'ha
,bs, most determines lis rnlnhood- '''"
Stevens n wavs has opiuions-nnd nc q ""'
-. n ,b,m either. The following Is
s.;verss. A. we arc informed by the
wax yri5pac. on tie OCCASION Of the
,s.e,t ofhls recsut impeachment measure /:
.sr. the republican party has been
,.,., today hy tbs action Of this comm.
:. =. me instance Of General Grant and
80 friends. have found that, for the last
,wo ar t.rsc days, the nen who shout the
t..,a.., ana throw their hat the highest 20.
n : Gran, have been using every exsrsion
% ssmoraIize Mr.. Bingham and other mem
-. AZ this committee who were supposed
!, f.,or impeachment tha. Grant has been
ming his influence everywhere 10 defeat the
scheme and that Andrew johnson has 10
thank HIN that he remains undlsturocd IN
tho White House. have been in public
lie for forty years, and, though do mo-
pretend to any gift Of property, nave &c.
dom been mistaken ia my predictions. ;
tell vou that to-day's cowardiy action WI
coat US New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, nn'
probahly three or four mare Of the Nor,he!l
States
Well, lc. i, ole. II has lived, cumberc
tic ground, devastated the country. an
piled up rain too long already, and we car
dd.y rust that the old sinners opinion
,mlnently correct. However we are rathe
sorry than glad that the attempt was fsi
Cd. for /. is our opinion that the imp ZACH
mcnt would have cost the Radicals moi
,o,es than the want Of il would.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17

What persons who have used
Hovy's Mar ExrRAeT BrvrR,sE OF HE.LrH say
F.srox. Pa, July e7.-DEAR Mr.. HoyF. DR.. Turn
er, of Trenton. recommended me TO order your Malt
Extract Beverage I fHealth for nv wife, who Is very
weak In her limbs, aud he thinks that your NaltK x-
trac. Beverage uoali b. better, In this case, than his
medicine. & .hETz6ER.
Arsugy. New York Many persons speak very
highly Of It as a stomaohic, and Of its slightly stimu-
A. 7. VALLEY s. CO, Agents.
Mr.. &. oesaskc. Of Hornelsville. New York, writes:
heard 90 much about HolFs Malt Extract already
| 10 the Old World that | have concluded To Try II :
We notice in the Medical Journal your Malt Ex-
tract Beverage Of Health very highly recommended
and wish I, introduce II in this section.
JONES HOWARD, Tarboro.
Snraxas Hovsr, Chicago Il have been obliged tc
leave home (Oleanl on account OF III health, but can
not be without your Malt Extract.
III these letters have the address, IorT's NAL
ExrRicr Drror. 54S. Broadway, New York;
Sold bvIAN FELDT. THODR 4 CO. Agents
~, az yt.xt Secoud atrcct. Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17
LEWIS 81 CO.'S
MONTHLY FAMlLY J0URN IL,
For Tire Milton

thousands OF families in the city and country, have
long selt the walt of an Illustrated Journal at : rea
, ,s, price. and equal to any on this continent. To
department will be one Of the features Of the paper,
and we shall publish rom time 10 time. original
tales. Sketches, &c by the lesding writer's OF the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17

How ncc with tho Fort Dodge North.
resf. In its issue Of last week il declared
Itself "rsjoiced TO SEQ the decided msjori-
r' IN the Legislature. which tabled tho IL
cense bin. The Nort1resf has not heard Of
the prompt countcrmarch Of that decided"
majority which got frightened At its on
work and made indecent haste to rcconsid.
CT the vote. Is the North,eest '.rcjoiced" a.
much as il was or noty
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17

DsArm OF WV. l.. YAScsY.-Wm L.
Yancey died in Richmond shortly after his
return from IN unsuccessful confederate
mission abroad. II has not generally been
known that the cause Of his death was vio-
lencc. Ho was Senator iIom Alabama in
the Confederate Congress, and in course Of
a hot debate on the abstract doctrines Of
State rights and tho divinity Of slavery with
= Senator from Georgia, he received : the
lie" from his antagonist. Yancsy immedi-
atcly lsaped forward TO strike, but was
caught ani violently thrown back over o
desk by his opponent, seriously ~injuring his
spine. He was carried away, a vote of Sc
csesy was passed, and in n few weeks he
died; ii is only lately that IT." case has
become known.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17

Gen. Butler is coll Getting all the testimo
nv be can rake aud scrapo together on the
subject Of Grants proclivitiss for the bot
tic Grant charged that Butler was corked
up in q bottle by the rebels at Bermuda
Hundred, for . length Of time Butler nov
re,a,iates by saying il would be better for
Grant il he should avoid bottles altogether,
because he has such N. in~surmountabls
rropt n 'ity for uncorking them whenever be
sees them in order to possess him self OF
the contents. Batter, whes last heard from
Was snIious,y looking up the person in Gin
| cinnati who took care of Grant during his
attack Of mania q potu. while engaged in
"~swinging around the circle" with Andrew
johnson. In the meantime. Washburne,
Wilson, and other great lights Of temper
snce, are bssiegsd daily with application
from temperance societies. n~swspapers, &c.
for certificates to prove that Grant 10 moi
an Incorporate man. We respectfully sug
gest that the General come ont over his
own signature, and. - in the correspond
ence with the President, give the lie 10 al
these calumnies upon his character. After
his feat in giving the lie to the President
and his whole cabinet, he need not stick a
such a trifls ~ this.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17

SorxpiSc rnE ALBANIA leading Radi.
Cal organ encsavors TO curry favor with
cer'sin classes, by sounding the dread
alsrm that the Roman Catholics arc about
to rroselyte the negroes at TIE South. All
We have TO cay about the matter 10 this =
u The Roman Catholics can Chrisuanize the
the Southern negroes or make them better
OF more industrious. in tie name Of virtue,
truth, and good government, let them do SO.
We bid them God speed in the wosh.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17

pulmonic Life Syrup, for tho Cure
Asthma, Liver Complaints, and General Debility.
For several ycafs l have been urged by kind friends.
who have used, and been benefited by, my Lifo
the large expense, now that the country IL hoodsp
with Patent Medicines. which attend the came. For
years past I was reluctant TO do so. - the capital re-
Quired wculd BE- large. and I cid not wish to curtail
the operations OF my venetiai Liniment business.
But. thanks tothe generous public, Who have appre-
ciated my Venetian Liniment, | am now able to do so
without any detriment TO my large business in that
medicine. The foundat on OF my success ] attribute
to attending 10 the manufacture Of every drop my
relf, and shall. do the same In regard 70 my Pulmonic
Life syrnp. The Ingredients are perfectly harmless.
but act on the Lsngs and Liver with astonishing ef-
feet. Price Is cents Depot. No. &c Coftlandt Street,
New York, near jersey City Ferry. Sold BY the
Druggists and Storskcepers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17
AUf HEvTIC DOCUMENTS

vicKsauna, Mss. Aug. Q, 1863.
DR. joins BrLi-Deaf SIR - am happy 10 state tn
you that l have used Jour valuable Cedron Bitters
with great benefit to myself. In general debility and
and miasmGtic influence Of the Mississippi River
around vicksburg. l confidently recommend tie use
TO al, persons who are exposed TO unhes thy climates.
- IL " EilaIE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17
TO YOUNG e n.

no arrest Seminal Losses. to conquer bad habits
L and remove the effects OF early Error. send -
cents to GALKN'S HEAD DISPkNsARY, Louis
vile, Kentucky.
Having had ten ysafs' experience In this specially.
patients suffering from any disease whatever of . pri-
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any of the ailments peculiar to the eek, By enclosing
~ cents - abovs. with brief statement o. case, Win
receive particular for self treatment by roenrn mail,
and thus avoid quaekery. We also have . vasi1
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17

VALUE or FODDER FOR MASuRE.-Joseph
Harris of Rochester, whose opinion Is enti-
tied to confidence in these matters, esti-
mates wheat straw worth three dol
lars a ton 10 manufacture into manure lie
also remarks lin The Agriculturist) that the
value OF manure depends much more upon
the food than on the animal and that if q
COW or a sheep or a horse is fed on clover
hay, the manure from a ton il worth as
much, il not more, than the hog manure
made from a ton of corn. II he has 80 tons
Of straw. so tons of corn stalks, 40 tons Of
hay, 2 tons Of bean straw, 1000 bushels Of
corn, and 10 tons of oil cake, to feed OUT on
the farm during the next six months, it will
make no apprsciable difference in the value
Of the MANURE, to what kind or class Of ami.
mais he feeds it, Country Gent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17
THIS Is No LOTTERY.

But we ohss . an inducemsnt 70 those who sub,
se1ioe, and VII help to push forward to 2 succsssaul
sSoe, : cheap and valuable Illustrated raniIy so1s-
eeroefs VIII nos have TO wait 10 Know
they have premium. There VIII be
1;s.0 p,s@iu am Distributed to me sToseicefs- =
yees. A book has been prepared 70. Subscribers
With number. ffoA ! 10 16O,Ooo, and the pfeminma
are equally distributed through the one hundred
II there should be one thousand names received on
ne same day and date, the letter.. will BE- opened
ses1i:siy = iasy come to hsnd. snd nsrs:d on tns
Be . fair distribution az ~. nrauiums. We shall
publieh the names of the psrsofs that are eptiiled to
the premiums. in the INV YesK MoSrnr llluSxaA.
FED, ma II me city and county spsrs.
TWhn RnllAWanw u,.-.L-.-. 81, - AystvihnfnA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17

TnE CULTIVATION OF THE HoP.-Some Of
tho broom corn men in this part of the
State. remembering the wisdom of this ad-
age, Not to trust all their eggs in one
basket are preparing to go pretty extern
siyely into hop growing. The Wisconsin
hop growers have baen making cords Of
money within n few years past, and Wiscon-
sin hops to-day fetch 9 better price in New
York market than those grown in New
York State. How the hop will succeed in
tits latitude. 40o NORTH, and on our deep.
rich soils, remains to be provsd, since I
doubt il there are one hundred acres of hops
within one hundred miles in any direction,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17
ChAncc tor More Legislation.

lmAWCG uOG NuOTC AtEkntHuuoNs
The people Of Warren county consumed
cal SEA worth of tobacco last year-says q
writer in tho Visitor. The Strt Register
faots this up at o. IS worth for every man
woman and child in the county. Why
don't the lows Legislature take the matter
In hand and prohibit the use Of the p%ernic-
ious weedf There would be as much sense
in TINT as in prohibiting tho use Of whisky
and il that body has the right to legislate
agsins, the drinking OF whisky, clearly j.
has tho right to iegislste against the chew
ing. smoking aud s%nufing of tobacco. -
Come, Messra. Legislators, show yourselve,
consistent. Hunt mp the tobacco statistics,
ssnd out your blank petitions for signatures
praying for tha suppression of tho weed in
oil its forms. Don't make fish Of ono and
1esh Of the o,hs, OF those evils. II one
sumptus,y Law is good. two viii be still
better.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17

TUX BRIDGE QUESTION 10 still prominent in
Dubuque. lnjunetions and more 'nJnne-
tons confront the bridge company from
both Dabaqus aud Daslsith shores. Meet
ings Of the people arc the general aud spec
isl order Of tho day. The fact 10 Dubuque
at heart, don't want any railroad bridge
Her business men know that the FIRST grea'
"brsaLing bulk" interest ~ that point y
the leading interest Of The place. Prac
tically two railroads come TO . dead stop q
Dubuque build . bridge and instead o
being the terminus Of tvo roads she i
merely . way station for one Chicago
whose thousand eyes are always wide oPer
and snapping for the main chance. disesur
AGES III attempts at connection Of eastern
and sesten liase Of travel. II 10 tho true
policy. Take avail the bulk breaking from
Chicago and . mighty spoke is knocked
from her wheel. Take away tho 81 bus
icsss from Dubuque, and she is bound TO
suser. But she can't help herself. The
Central Railroad will have q bridge across
the Mississippi river, and il any serious Oh
stscls should arise at one point. the passage
can be affected ct another. There 10 10 use
In kicking against il, even though there is
poison in tho cup.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17
Sold bvI.AN FELDT. THODE & CO. Agent
No. ~ West second street. Davenport. Iowa.
Reyal Havana Lottery Of Cubs

~ Conducted by the Spsnieh 0osernm ent. =
$3.50. 600 IN Gold drawn every seventeen days. Pri-
res cashcd and Information furnished. The highest
price paid for Doubloons and oil kinds Of Gold and
silver. TAfLOk q CO.
fcbil diy BANKERS. 1G Wall g., New York,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17

ume, as above.
1891.
Write the address plain, giving township. coun,y
ana STATE Money ~ DRAFT, Post once ordee. fegis-
tered 'etier, or express, may be sent q our nsk-
REFERENCES.
Lsvi sfockwell. Treasurer Of the HowU Sewing Ma
chr - 80 Broadway. Nsw
eevine Maehiss Co.. Bs Droedwsy. New Yosk.
teb. I, ~ al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17

QANkIN0 HOUSE OF
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= Wall Street, COZ. Of Na.sau ST.. New Ycfk.
~ ~ snd EEL 4 the most liberal esr1scs R 81
bonds OF ALL ISSUES. fxxEvEN-THlRTIRS and
COAfOuND INTEREST NOTES. snd e1ecute o.
~ ros pu1cnase ard sale Of STOCKS. BONDS and
iesucs OF SkvEs-TmRnse a fhe most favorable mar.
ket fs!cs into Fr.-1xxNxlss, which. at ~presentprioe
o. eose: Yield the holder shout one per esat. more
sa.essst PET annun. C~iseulass with full partteuiars
may7-d&wly JAY COOKR D co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17
BOOT
CHICAGO MADE.
OFFICE or
f.. A 6 co..

The trade bsang about over for NJ kinda goods Of
heavy wsaf we have now commenced on . line Of
spring goods and would call particular asts ntton TO
our prices for Calf Boots and High Cut Hal. Whole
Leather BrOgaA. Our Calf Boot n the neseeet and
best Boot ever turned out In our fac,ory for the mon
ey-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17

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