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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

THE GREAT SUCCESS or HoFFs MALT Ex-
tract Health Beverage has bs<n immense In our State
= wsli ~ all other States a the Union
Is superiority Tonic hiss been stated by the re-
port made to the New York Academy Of Medicine BY
the Special Committee.
lite iuvaluasility ~ . remedy for diseases Of the
Chest and Lunga has been proved by hundreds Of
49, well by the testimonials Of the most emil
nent physicians.
pifals. Among others. il the Military Hoepitals Of
Waehngfcn. ID. c.. Psrkins's Institution, snd Mo-
ssehset's Asylum for the Blind, Boston, 0ris Lodg.
ing.House, New York: and has always shswn its
benefits TO Invalids and exhausted Dyepeptics, and
u pe1sons affected with diseases ofthe Chest Lungs
and Bowele. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

Tux latest swindle IL Rochester invsn-
tion- When hay i sold By the ton, man
conceals himself IN The load and ID weighed
With il. While tho load Is driven to The
barn Of the purchaser, the man leaves his
hiding pIscs and goes back . the hay mar
kst 70 y cold over. The Cniea Of that
city says: "This trick wss not discovered
uatil lsss seek, thsugh u Il nov under
stood thss \ hes bsea prastieed for yssFs.
Il might haso Ee0sinsd uadioeoversd for
years 70 eoae bus for the boldssss Of the
operators, Wbe sxpesed thensslvse aod
wess nStiou1 ~ 1ecAAnics saployed IN
layiae p ~ uells q buil1iaes sdjsssat y
{ - bay uaGhst."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19


The Little Rock, Arkassas, GassttS ssys
that II the late election On che adoption Of
the constitution the Radicals claimed TO-
tAl majority Of ,679, bat in securing that
majority frauds Of the gravsst character
were practieed. The Gasstts says that the
Democratic Central Cemmittss has received
sufficient accurate data to shew that The
constitution Was actually voted dewu By .
clear majority Of 6.S42. and 10 establish
their claims the Central Committee have
forwarded 10 the commanding General q
ths district large mass Of evidence, shsw-
Ing that ballot boxes had been stuffed, that
persons disqualified from age, sex, and resi-.
dencs had voted that the privilege Of fran
chise had cscn exercised once, twice, or
more, by the Same persons OF different
places; that electors, fully entitled to vote,
had been unjustly cut of; tho ballots
against tho constitution had been frAudu-
lently destroyed or changed; together with
other Information valuable to the military
authorities, should they be sctuated by q
desire TO do justice In tho premises.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

Ii 1867 tho city of Philadelphia consum-
cd 1000 besves, 176. 900 hogs and $685.
600 sheet. In 1860 the number Of bseves
was Q, 900 greater than last year. Tho stock
Of cattle was wasted during the war. The
North american says: Experience shows
that while the consumption of both sheep
and hogs increases largely. an extreme in
crense Of ono is accompanied by a depress-
ion in the other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

"SHow reuB IcEsrs."-Noties 10 given
in the Brooklyn Usies By Mr.. Chittsn-
Den. lawyer. Of HE intention 70 sue the
New Haven Railroad Company for prevents
Ing hss entrance to their cars Il The dspst
in this city on the occasion Of going to 20.
cure FOR lady friend seat in the care
Several Of the railroad officers were appeal.
Cd to, but they would not allow him to
ps IS In without ticket, and the lady had
to find seat for herself. Il must have
been very CALLING to be subjected to such
treatment, but il appears to us that il there
were not sons such regulation o. this.
many seats would be filled with visitors
who would occupy the seats until the train
was about to start, while passengers would
thereby BE- prevented from taking their
seats in comfortable season. There should
Be capable and gsntlemanly conductors or
depot superintsndsnts, however, to show
some attention to ladies and others who arc
unaccustomod 10 travelling alone.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

The Boston Journal. 7th inst, says:
Twsnty- six thousand cases, or one million
five hundred and sixty thousand pairs Of
shoes. we're shipped from Lynn during
April. The value Of these shipments was
nearly two millions Of dollars, and it was
the largest months business ever transact
ct Lynn. The manufacturers are reported
to be IS busy a. ever this month, in filing
orders.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

In . recent article upon the London
Stock Exchange, the Mexican debt, - &C.
knowlsdged BY Mexico, was erroneously
stated at 81 100000. II should have been
500, 000, 900. OF this sum about $6O, 900, :
600 10 due to England, and tl2, OOO, 900 to
Spain. About e5,oOo,0OO are owing to
France. This includes aM that Mexico O..
knewlsdgss Of the Jecksr claim Of $3.50, 900
With interest.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19


A cali has been sent out for confsrsses
a Ia hsld in New York, April IS, Of the
.p,;ends Of American Industry" The
cal i, signed by Mr.. Peter Cooper. Ac-
compsuy;nr it we have statement sx-
plana.ory Of the objects and operations Of
the Industrial League.
A paragraph off states
1.-THE occasion for converting this meet
ing is most timely. 1t 10 Of great impor-
lance that advantage should be taken Of
the brief administration Of Mr.. Wade, TO
get through Congress an adequate and we'll
adjusted Tariff bill and II our friends are
executive. - Ne hope they will, we have
little doubt bat this can b. accsmpIisneo !;
bus . do this, immediate action VIII %
necessary. Such council, then, % n.
Coouer has invited, will be just u
time 10 concert means to carry out this OBJ
jsc,."
Ju.,soi Brief administration Of Mr..
Wade just so, again good joke ! How
are you Hresidcnt Wade We greet you
Benjamin W. and your "well adjusted tariff
bill" How do you like it as far as you
have got And what ara your prospects
q. far - you know Of regarding your in
fernal scheme Of grinding Gdown the faces
Of the poor on your high protective grind.
stone
No doubt Of its accomplishment. sh :
Perhaps not Messrs. Sharks. Others may
have, however. and among those We might
mention the names Of Senators Grimes,
Henderson, Fesssnden. and some others
who are said to entertain very serious
doubts indeed - to the perfection Of yosr
Internal swindling schemes upon the labor
ing class Of the country.
But never mind now. Itswill hardly Ibs
worth your while to interfere just nov
with your exhorbitsnt tariff schemes. The
people are not quite rssdy. They are con
tented to let the matter stand.
Brief session indeed has High Tariff Ben
In the Presidential Chair.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19
TO wOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS.
WOODEN MACHINERY
CLEVELAND Il DANSETT.

JUNCTION SHOP. WORCESTER, MASS,
Manufacture Wooden Machinery OF Supsrier Quality,
combining Ill the valuable Improvements In this
coeniEy, and many nom 1ufvpes and In style end
Anish not surpassed By any. We continue 70 baiA
Carding Maehlnes, vi \ Iroa or Wood Hfsmss Pat
emit spinning Jacks; Yarn TWfNers, viii any nun-
~ ofDpindIss desired. wisA single or Deub1e Cyl
indess. nom entirely rev sud much impsovvd pat
terms Yarn 0pO0lGrs snd breeding Machinery.
All kinds Of Cloth Finishing Naehioery. including
Shears. broad and narrow digs, donble and Single
acting; double &C ing Brushing Machines, Pulling
Mills, Wash Mills, Pa'-nt Cloth Dryers, Uydrosatic
and Screw Presses. New machinery for Velvet, Pc,
terscham and whitney finish, Cloth Winding and
Measuring Machines. etc. Wool Pickers, Busters,
Wilowers, Patent Hydro Extractorr, OF new and
Improved plan; Wool Dryers. Band Machines. Bob
bin Winders, Card Grinders, Turning Rests, Plate
Heaters, etc. Also Machinery Castings, Mill Gear
ing, Hangers. Pulleys and Shafting, etc.
Our machines are In substantial and superior iron
frames. when preferred, but wood frames will Be
furnished at low price when called for, and war
ranted to be equal In every respect to any machines
made In the United States.
In addition to the above named machines Of our
own make, we are prepared to furnish Crompton's
Looms, Parks q woolson's Shears, Steel Ring Bur
Machines and Bur Pickcrs Card Clothing, and man.
0acturcre findings generaly. makers lowest price
and can furnish our customers with machinery for
woollen Mills complete, ith promptness, and ct -
favorable prices a. nnv Ofhcr 6uildef0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

AAsHinoarAL Tasusts.--An siisse SAW
.nas man In New Yssk got hinself iaso
sroae!e By marrying too vises. A Wet
ern esisor repliee BY sssusiag bic csussms.
orafy tnas good many men had done TIA
same thing by marrying one. A Ner,herr
editor reports that quite number 81 II.
scqua'nsances found trouble enough bv
barely promising to marry, without .o;~.
any further. A Southern editor savs ~,
friead Of his vas bothered enough when
simply found in company With another
mans wife.-[Ex.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19
HALLS
Vegetable SiciIian Hair Remover

Every vear Increases the s,O1,ss.
Ia rify Of this valuable HAIR Prep
a ration, schich Is due to merit
lone. We cu3s assure our Old
7,atrOns that e IL kept fully up to
ifs high standard, and to those
echo hare sseUes. 1seed &c sCe can
confidently say. that &c - tie only
reliable and perfected preI,0r0-
ton 10 restore GRAY OH FxW8O
HAIR to its NOsstjlftst cOeOr, MAX
Ing tt soft, lssstr0sss, 0ssSs 6llkeDS
the escalp, 6N ~ ssse, Z bcc0nsee
white and cSe0se; e TcNe0eCg ~
eyMptiOsss and dossds'e6, and ~
&c eessec psog3eSee PreCeseee Ges
sS sa,e. S: :s $780, 81: e ss ' ~:
glands. BY ~ ssse 0so Aatr Hs,oscs
ekichter aud SeSUss0er. II toydeoeee
St restores tAo capillary 01OeeG1e
70 the6S ssorsssaS stoesy aGSs s0lgl
create a NesC 0rOs0fh oWceUt e.
eDereNeo ed N0es re q th0 Neoet
economical HAIR DRES0HN0
erer seeed, Sss e S'eQWises fever
1ppe5cuetoNU, WUN leces tb6 Aoes.
&c s:: .s.. :pike's ~. 1sssp aPRsears"ce
Hayes, ~. D.. St6te lesGNer "a
Mass., s0rs, "f1ee cojsStjesses0te 90
pssre A.d cer5fsslv seeecse9 1er
& he HEsT fHE:P ss fH ~
ifs Intended psss.p0ees. - We gsse-
Jisk q tre0tiSc 0Ss the hair, sChich
sCe send free IN mail sspo1 applj-
cation, sCJStck contains cOMeSgSeA-
datOry. Notices from clcs,Ovnscss,
12hvsict0mS, the press, aud others.
We hleCo made the etWdN Of ~
hair and Its diseases q specially
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19
An Abysslnlan 1Beau.


The natives distil spirit from their bas-
Icy which 10 ssid 10 be something bstwssa
gin and hollands in flavor. have not ret
Tasted any. Very thick is the thTong
around Parsee belonging 10 the Comuis.
sariat, who 10 buying up oil he can get for
the Government at 81 for nineteen pounds.
Near him is another little crowd here an.
other csmmissariat employee u similarly on:
gagged in buv ing up ghee-that II clarified
or boiled butter for native troops. 1t does
not look very MES, and what does not make
sight the pleasanter is, that the women,
when they have emptied the Jars into the
commislarlat casks, invariably wipe them
out with their hands. and then plaster the
remainder upon their heads.
An Abyssinian does not consider himself
properly dressed unless his hair is shining
with oil, not put on or rubbed on, but plas-
tered on, and running down his neck % the
sun mclts it. The idea 10 not, according to
our ideas, pleasant. but i. Il a matter Of
taste.
When an Abyssinian wants 10 make .
great effect, he uses butter, and not ghse.
and puts il on until his head 10 as white %
that Of London footran. Then he 10 con-
scious that he has done it. and walks with
the dignity BETTING bis appearance.
There were several swslls OF the period 20
got up at the market. and % they stood
under the shelter Of their straw umbrellas
for the sun would melt Il and destroy the
whole Effect could not but wonder at and
admire the different forms which human
vanity takes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

Tas raising Of cotton in Egypt has cess.
Cd 10 be Ssmunsrative since the termination
OF our war, and large tracts Of land lately
employed for that purpose are being sowu
With wheat. In ancient times Egypt was
the granary Of the world, and it may be.
come so ain
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

:. A COMMISSION house on Bridge street
New York, received short tine sioss
100000 bushels Of corn from Eavana, Iii.
no's. vie New Orleans, in eighteen days, ss
cost q aosut SO ceats pr tushel for the
emtifs distance. Flouf 10 nee noved from
n;nnsaPolis - Nev York q $40 pr bar
ses. sne vi! prseably b reduced o q 90
Wien the hikes ere eseu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

An editor says that man in New York
got himsslfinto trouble by marrying two
wives, A Western editor replies assurine
his contemporary that . good many men
had done the same thise by masryipe one.
A Northern editor reperts that quite .
huneer u his acquaintsncss found trouble
enough BY barely promising to marry.
without going aay further; A Soushsf,
editor says that friend Of bic wss bother.
I'd enough when siopiy found IN company
with another manse vslo.->IE4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

Henry P. Lewis Was sentenced TO sig
months imprisonment in the county Jail,
and fine Of ten dollars lie will Be- re-
membsred a. ose Of the LsClaire burplsrs.
and was arrested for stealing a revolver
from Mr.. Charles Boliz He is about thir-
ty years Of ags.-R. l. Argus.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

InE enormous grain crops in California,
in the las, two years, have filled the pock-
cts Of farmers, and they are improving
their land extensively. he next crop Of
wheat in the state, it IS believed, will not
fall short Of sc, 900 600 bushels.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

Tvs Wilmington Commercial gives IN
estimate Of the Delaware peach crop for the
acarcaching season. Il says that there are
l,oi,.625 trees along the main line Of the
Delaware Railroad, and that their yield i
estimated at i,lcl,l4o baskets. This, q
course. Is subject to all weather contineen-
cies hereafter. The crop Of Strawberries.
b'aekbsrries and similar fruit along the line
oil the same road is estimated at sos. 100
quarte
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

Prom the Waterloo Courier Ne learn
that the residence Of T. s. Leonard Vas en-
tered last Wednesday night by some nm
known person, and : valuable geld watch
and Wssson revolver carried Oh. A roll
Of $400 In grssnbacks was in tho house
which the thisf did not find.
The Hampton Courier states that new
mail route has been established between
Nashua and Crcsco which will give sddi-
tional facilities to the people Of Bradford.
Ohickasaw and Desrfisld.
From the same paper Ne learn that
Ar. ID. s. Young has just completed the set
ting out Of Eve thsusand maple trees on his
farm on Plum Greek, and enclosed the
ground viii. wire fescs.
-Ths Tsua Usiss slalss that The busi.
bees msn and capitalists Of Montana end
Hsensboro have organised joint stsek
ssepany fer the purpose Of bsildins .
wooden railroad between the two places
A thousand dollars mile. after il il graded,
will tic and rail the road; and about six
hundred dola's will purchase dummy"
suitable to operate it.
The Cerro Gordo Republican records
the death Of child who had swallowed 4
piece Of iron. The physician making the
post morfem examination declared she had
died from gangrssss Of the lungs.
The First Annual Horse Show Of Boone
cconty, takes place on the 22d and 23d Of
the present month, ~ we learn from tho
Democrat.
The Csrso Gordo Rspubgjcas records
IN attempt 1t self-murdsr ION Tuesday
the good people we're filled with horror q
hearing Of an attempt to commit suicids.-
The unfortunate young nan whose mind
has 20 fer lost ito power Of control, lives q
shert distance cut Of this town; We do mol
give the name out Of respect 70 the maay
friends connected. There we're three die
sinst attempts made. the nrst By poison
the second BY beating his head violently
against . pillow. and tbe third By drowning
The last method va nearly successful, - i
required long pssssveranes to sscovse hin
This i very strange, - The gsntlsnaa be-
emily been married some fifteen month";
has one child lev months cid. There i
10 good reason for the affection except Ii,
fact that The yeuag mans parents are vsry
closs IN kindred. and such results are to-
frequently found accompanying simila
l eauses."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19
LEUCORRHGA,

Or, Whites. which follow locsldebllity and constiu
tional weakness, be efectuslly cured by the
Of Robacs's Stomach Bitters. Do not let the drug
gist sell you any other remedy, az these Bters are
prepared with especial reference to this complaint,
and are warranted to cusc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

THs value Of the sdiilcss 81 The Mstho-
dists Of this county 10 sstimatsd At tl1.-
100000. A The Last meeting, in 1854, ar-
rangsmsnts we're made 70 raise centenary
contribution Of $4,000. 900 for purposes Of
education. This special contribution has
amounted 10 mere than $1,000 900. The
denomination has built churches and per-
sonsges the past year to the value Of 81
10000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

a WOMAN sued tho Beaten Five Oest
Savings Bank last wcek, to recover ususv
deposited before her marriage, which The
bank had refused to pay, and gained her
cause and $3.50.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

TsosAs BsARD, formerly Of winnsshisk
county. Vas drowped in Lsports. Indiana,
last Saturday. = week.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS.

AZ remedy to soo,he all nervous excitement, and
In liz truest sense nervine, there n. perhaps, no
medicine extant which IL received with 80 much 70
vor 40 Roeack's Stomach Bitters; wine glass full
on going 10 bed IL all thvt is required to produce
sQnnd and healthful tleep.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

A sAsnsR on the Janiasa river, in Penn
sylvsaia, lest week psougbsd UP great num-
bsso Of The seventeen year losusts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

In New York, On Wednesday, out Of L.
600 advertisements in the various papers
for situations and help, it was noticed that
1888 were for situations and only 27S for
help. Showing that the demand for labor
Is less than the supply. The various strikes
Tor higher wages In Nov York continue
without much change. and the passenger
railway and omnibus drivers are said to
mediate demand for higher wages also.
At Milford. Massachusetts,, the COO bottom
srs have struck for higher wages, but their
employers refuse to stop work rather than
pay Il. In Milford, there are 1000 shoe
makers, and they are said to have work
only about halt the times In London, sew
era men are said to DO earning their living
as wood-engravers. The English iron work
crs are still resisting the contemplated re-
duction Of wages, and business in re iron
country 10 said to be almost at stand still.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19
As AN ApERrEE,r.

fhsse Il No medicine - nseh n sAvss vitA tAsss
oho ass anqusiatsl vith tAsis setioa q RsbecArs
Blood rnm: they srs ssls. p,sssns "a aia h No.
operation, and ere purely vsGetatas; - - Aksa
By children - we'll - adults. ~ then.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

A man in Peoria says, under oath, that
he often dreams of fires, and that fires al
ways follow his dreams.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

Tns annual report Of the Milwauks-
Chamber Of Commerce represents cha. due.
rang the past year the population has fully
increased ten thsussd !; about fourteen hun.
dred buildings have bean erected, cestisl
between three and four millions Of dollars
new manufacturing establishments have
sprang up on all sides, and merchants and
manufacturers have. in the aggregate
transacted much heavier business than du
ring any former year. The present pcpu
lstion il estimated Mt Sc. coo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

A woman was arrested on tho levse yes
tsrday, charged with horse stealing, and
lodged in Jail. The case ~ reported IL n
follows. last Tuesday young woman about
20 years old, applied At livery stable In
Freeport, and hired horse and buggy for
drive about town. Instead Of returning
the rig she went to Apple River, whore
the property was offered for sale At such
low figures, that no one would purchase.
suppesing Il to have been stolen. She
then 10 company with . hotel keeper Of
that place. proceeded TO this city, TO and
her brother 10 prove that the horse and
buggy was her rishtful property, but the
search was unsuccessful, and only . rouse
70 cell the outfit, - she was leaving town
she Was arrested, ct the instance Of Con-
escess H. b. Bsals, Whe knewieg The foets
In the caoe bed also oesn the reward q.
fsrsd. and tslsgvaphed to Fssspsrt that the
hssse and buggy were held in Apple River
Ser the ewnsr, eud the thief arrested. Mr..
Bssls 10 entitled 10 the reward Of 81 500 -
he Was instrumental in securing the prop
srty and thief. The woman gave her name
% Alice Brainard, says she worked in .
hotel in Freeport. The hotel proprietor Of
Apple River clsims he lot the woman have
$4,000 on the property and came here to
prove her claim to the same before paying
in full for it.
She will be taken to Frecport to-say, for
an examination. A preliminary examine
ton before Justice Cantillon, revealed the
above facts.-Dubuque Hsrsld
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19
BATOHELQR,a HAIR Dye

BATOHELOR'S BAR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best IN the world
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the Ill effects OF bad Dyes nvicorases
and leaves the Hair sof and besutiful black or brown
Sold BY ali Druggists and Perfum.rs: and properly
applied At Bachelors Wig Factory, No. Il Bond 81,
New York. aur2s.dAwtv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

PogrRy.-rhc New York News Letter
says that Poetry dosd not pay. With the
exception Of Lougfsllow, Whittier, Sazs,
aud Holland, not an American poet makes
enough bv bis books to salt his porrides.
Ars. Hows's Latter Lyrics. brought her
into debt to her publisher. Theodore Til
tons recent volume has not sold Rrst edi-
ton Lowslls poems pay him nothing. The
came may b said Of Stoddard's. And even
Mrs. Beach's wonderful epic Pslayo- pro-
dres- hat lady only very moderate an.
nual income. The myriad Of poets who are
continually inundating ~ with their long
windsd illusions will please take notice and
govern their pens and postage stamps &C.
eordinely.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19
ERYsIPEI4A6.

ERY9IPELAS. F.sl
o.. q. Anthonys Fire, can BE- most eneeseeiv sfAd-
ieatsd BY the OF Robacks Blood Puriass n cor
usetion with Roback's Blood Pills.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

1t is estimated that at least 5000 men
are now, or have been lately on strike for
higher wages in New York city and vicinity.
The house carpenters and joinsrs, receiving
$3.50 per day have demanded a.. The
masons, receiving - 80, demand s.. The
brisklayers secured their demand for IS st
oacs. and centraetors are locking for men
at $3.50 per day. The day laborsrs, in the
euiiding trade, receive $2.26 per day, and
demand $3.50. A fierce Of police IL station
I'd at the docks TO preserve order. The car
vsrs. receiving % per day. ask $3.50. The
bankers demand reduction Of time form
10 . - hours, end IN increase Of wages
from o16 70 90 Per week. The ssopsrs
also demand an advance.