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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-22

u =. nkSkkOlE. ia Lake street, E.fuen .
Agent for Wakefield Corn Plantcrp. Send iof Ca,
lugue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-22

n b. BROWN Gu Manufacturer Cus UAOR11
~ aSe tbs heaviest and beet o6sred 70 The trace
Bend for illusiraled caiaiogIe. rs kfsssni, spse(
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-22
EOue.

- - BRADY STREET, BELOW SEQ
end sssps constantly on bend and nakss
70 esdsr.
0ents', D0ys' and ChAl1FoA.0
CLOTHING ofths best material and in manner
thst cannot fail to give Satisfaction. Liberal
psaronags respectfully solicited. Imy4l.dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-22
- Philosophv Of Marriese.

- Philosophy Of Marriage. 4
New Courss Of Lectures. % delivered st The Nsw
York Mussun Of Anatomy. en- bra eng the subjeete.
aAd Old Age: Manhood geBssafly reviewed; Ths
eauss ofintgestion. natulenes ard Nefvops dissas-
- accounted for; Marriage phioeophiealy cen.
oidered Ae.
Pocket volumes eontsinins these lectures viii -
forwarded 10 pafties unable 10 attend receipt u
feuf etamps BY addressing: eECRETARY. NV
Ioas AusRrA OF AHSAFoxY AM emspes. e1e
DRoApwAv wv yonx seh1i-d1v =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-22

~ xgy@st ss<s billy, Private Diseases. Female
Complaints, Sc, perronaliy OF By letter An illus
tfate.l Medical Pamphlet 90 the above diseases, con-
tanning ~ iarre pages. and giving full particulars
sent TO any address on receipt Of % cents
TO LADlES.-A psRphet OF epecia Importance
to Married Lad!es and others sent 10 eesed enveh
ope On receipt Of stamp: Direct al letter. e TINS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-22
DYSPEPSIA.

There =, p-obah'v. one disease ~ta Which
maukind afflicted which Is the - many
ailments - Dyspepsia. and there 10 nouofe certain
cure II ~ sob.cks Stomach Biticrs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-22
\ Remarkable Fact

That single instance has 70 the knowledge
Of the p-opretors, of the failure OF Rsbacks Med-
cine. 10 give entire So i-f4et'on in the hundreds
thousands OF cases I, wtch they ha'e been rsed
this 10 worthy ofrsrnsrk and nndenia5le evidence Of
their!nirinec merits.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-22
DIR. RlPLEY'S
Permanent Cure for sick nnd
Nervous Headache, Neural.
mia and Rhe % ar n isxm


nCRING An extensive practice Of twenty
~ Year, th.e remedy, when properly used hsa not
failed OF curing every case OF Headache. and always
relieves and almost always cures Neuralgia and
Rheumatism In all their varied forms. Two or three
doece viii relieve Sick and Nervous He Adaehe. and
BY taking Il 10 times the disease will be perma-
nently cured.
There are persona in this city-chronic eases Of
Neuralgia and RI eumatisn--who have, during tie
Last four year, spen, hundreds OF dollars Tor alms.
every remedy known 10 the trade. and who are new
willing TO certify that after ueng this remedy for
few weeks only they have received relief than
from all othcre combined. We can refer 10 ,hoec
par,iss At any time. by permission.
Phi, eeiaAs who are treating delicate. nervous pa.
tients. or othere who need sedsivc. and who vish
10 AVOID the well known unpleasant effects OF those
in common use, We wesd respectfully ssh . trial OF
this Remedy, assuring them Of its reliability and
safety JONES SIRLEY.
Wholesale and Retail Drucgists.
Co, 9Th and Market sts.. 81. Louis. Mo-,
Sole Ageste. to whom All orders Oh suld be address
Cd. Warra1ted. Price, g. Copyright secured.
n 3. Country Druggists asd Physisiars'picere-
11ls1 With care. At lowest rates. Les.
Sold hv HARRISON = srARKe. foctD- sod3o
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-22

Ie the praise IN the month. OF everybody IN favor o.
Roback's Stomach Bittcrs. Blood PIT and Blood
PariGer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-22

Sole nsnnfaciurtr 81 The calculated
Nfars~ilies (Srecn or Paris Green
81 b-tltnte.
Free rom Arsenic and other Dse,s.tous Subtsnces
IIes.t-xea %
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-22
DIR. BixeloW.

!sthe only Physician, ~ Specialist
nov In Chicago that car be entirely
| - relied Upon Go HIn and not sui
| ~ Ter that horrible disease to remain In
yOur sysiem, dishguring your face
and body, besdcs destroying Jour
hsppiness aud future prospects ollie.
~Wlkr for the past 10 yesrs, and 10 therefore
the person whom all afflicted should consult No one
ever ard ~ patient Of his cured since be
has been in THE city His reputation has vouchers
al the city papers. kis patients and the ical pro
ssesion both here an6 abroad being the skill
ed specialists here and thorough master Of All
AL diseases. II Al others fail. don't despair, give
him call Its only common occurrence With hia
20 eufs such caees Hs rooms separate for lajeo
aod gentlemen and he noet comp Nte In the city.
HouFe nr. Take Paric uar Ne,ice.-D Doctor Big
Glow devotss much Of bic tiDe 10 TIE treatment Of
these cases caused BY secret habit which RUNE both
eoAy and mind. unntti ! The unfortunate individual
early hebis the sxeseees u rpes years. weak
en- the debilitats the conotution destroy the phye.
cal and mental powsrs. diminish and snssebls the
nAtsfaj feelings, AMI exhaust TIE vital energies Of
manhood the pleasures Of I'm narrod the object
o. narrag' frustrated cd existsnee itseN rendered
tern Of uaceasing misery an6rsgres Such psrssns
especially thoee eontsmve ating marriage shoald loss
BY ME new treatment. 10 enabled 10 insure spssdy
and perm ansnt cure.
Consultations free and soaAlsstial. Omes, Ne ~
esaih CLARK street, cor Or Monroe half b,eea frea
The Post once. Post Office Box ia, Chicago, ILL.,
Once nnuEe non -. n. 10 eP.n.
pend Tor hls " Guide TO Rssltl." pshlisAsl nses1-
n. =. - Ladies', ssna for descriptive circular q
ressaTe ksnsdie. the best preventive u eonesptt00
snovD. Semitic anv address fras eAargo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-22

IL TT u tIFa-3' IUs
rairtinr = inflow Blinds.
and y 81 he 'o1sd move per
aiai,rt. arG the nAiyspa
d tute Tor Paris Green ii
i particularly adapted foi
painting out door work 4
all ez poscd positions, and
maohinsfy.ca bodies
and Gne work br,ic rs
fo- export painted WIKI II
withstand the damaging #
iects OF sea voyage. The
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-22

issma arising from the bigle water asd .~eaing OF
caigoes doee not nnre al all II fright color, and i
Is nov universally used by exporters OF window
Blinds IT, great brilliancv. durability aud remark
able covering power kas made i The popular green
among he fret painters, and VIC cls'rn Il he most
economical ard warrant il in every respect. sold
by TIE PRINCIPAL psn. te.lsra in All The ciss in the
United States HENRY WOODS Sons & Co.
ie23. dim A. Broad Street. Boston Mas
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-22
GALENIC INSTITUTE.

At THE 0ALE!JIC MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, 10 Concert Hal
Block. near the Poet Once. o..
Paul. Minnesota.
~ The only regular charter.
/. ed InHrna-y 81 the kind In the
2West, IN charge Of . regular sur.
geon, . graduate Of the Medical
College OF Ohio.
CONFIDENTIAL CoRsrLSAYloHs.
spern,steyrhee ~ Seminal De
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-22

A Burlington lad stole live hog ere
day this week .-prnbably drove it to con-
venient market. and took the cash. He will
live 10 Fl. Madison yet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-22

Etz son ~ 10 ~ Fr nh i'm street Mauaiattn
i Wrought sud Cast ifon for bnilatuts. tffttes.
etc bank vaalts. doors shutters gtafh hon al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-22

4 n. MILE. eofi,fLift,IJi ~ 4 CIf1I .TT..7
Re Importer. Man pinttpier sid " lolt tals ssaid
Watches, Jeweiry. Silver and Pissed War. ~
% sfths Na4jcnol WaeaA o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-22
HOWE 4 0TEvENs'
FAMILY
DYE ,CoI.ORs :
CAUTION.

All pereone Who keep levI
3 STEVENS PAHrLY DYE Coz
ons for eale can DO relied or
for their fAi, dealing for thu
reason that they cest the re
taller TWENTY-FIVE eanfa NJ,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-22
DENTISTS,

DR. n. -. N W. 00.
nBNTieT. Once door east cor
u ner OF Brady and second streets.
f!y Hae had over IL years practice In
AAS this city Has the complete appara-
ns for manufacturing and administering Nitrous
oIee Of GAs, for painles. operation IN extracting
teeth. ianiS-l ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-22

AfkAh. fhiNIh a mon hh..h tnspufttis am
dcalefs in Carpcirgs. Iaiu tttttn ~ a VI IN
dow Shsdes. We se II our goods SOW Aia tti. namks
seT- induce mcut to purtLa,,is ~, a. - VII AZ
ford Anew Carpet Hrus- vii stock .rlitey
new throughout. ~ "a stat. strr.t trt ~ VI
crosb,'r Opera House tcienrc
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-02-08


We vsrs present the othse evening Il .
meeting Of uorkiagusu. whore The question
under eonsi6srstioa ~ ~ nuanoIal pro-
blsm, and uws sonsuhas surprIssd II the
inpatissss nanifsstsd BY nAsy intslligsns
mechanics pspdius he dissassioa. Instead
cf Recognising he maenitass Of thsprlhoi-
involved. and their inssperable connection
with the evils Of which they complained, the
impression seemed TO prevail that IL 10 q
snhject Jeeeign 70 tho labor qusstion, entirely
beyond the comprehension Of the mudsills
Of society. Unfersanstely, this is just the
view the capitalists Of the country desire
their dupes should take; a. enshrouded with
Nnyssicisn which the Hnanciers and So
called political economists with which we
are cursed, alone are able to remove, and
they have succeeded admirably In the At
tempt; while the trsth 10 IL IL the power of mo-
ney, and the unequal distribution Of wealth,
which lie at the root Of the evils complained
Of, and that until these subjeete are intelli-
gently discussed and understood By the nsasse,
and.a true fnsncsal system adopted, which
shall remove the burdens from the shoulder
OF the producing classes, they will con.
tinue to increase in numbers and magnitude
We would, therefore, have our friends re-
member, that while Trades Unions, Eight
Hour Leagues, &C.. are very we'll in thei
place, they can eject comparatively little
while the causes which render them neces
sity are misunderstood and remain undis
turbed.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-02-08


rency, 10 catch the Ash m thc ~. 80 ra-
questing them to sivo him certajo 80.
against some managers Of CITY bus;n...
which would be q very easy matter n ~,
tended 10 by himself 1r his specials M " !.
known there has been one iish caught II
though he IS still swimming around the citv
envrons, namely, Wm. Baker, street corn.
missioneR whose examination has been go,av
on for the last six weeks, but which viii
never reach conclusion. II has been nrov-
en- by more than twenty-five Witnesses hat
matchmaking has been gong on for long
time in his department., and this nigh, IA
was proven that he possessed milk COW.
taken from the city pound, while a horse
vas sold FOR 800, the city receiving only the
odd So.
Business, there il none, and merchants
are selling belOW market prices. to get mon
ey 10 pay rent and obtain necessAries for
their families, while the lAboring classes have
almost nothing 70 DO; and the poor, from
night 70 night, seeking shelter IL the jAils
and city prisons. And this is the reason
Why no organization Of the laboring classes
"a TAKEN place up to the present time; and
n nOt probable That such an organization
wil De eHected until some capable person,
from ahothsr country or state will come to
their relei, as there Is always more hone
ana confluence ~ such person than 4 ev,r
conferred IN one Ok their own class or assc-
ciates.
By giving due notification, such a person
wiii receive cordial welcome ard the CRAZE
~ tnanks " our working people.
good thing turned up yesterday. from
the headqurrters OF the Bureau Of Refugees
and Freshmen and Abandoned Lands. which
provides Tor the distribution Of supplies and
The employment q labor, % that ali planters
without means to work their plantations
may do so, by applying to said Bureau, pre-
vifed they give security for the same, on The
crops or otherwise. This would rive a
chance TO good many, but Il will do v,ry
little good TO the city, as the freedmen do
not Ike the country, preferring to live in the
city, doing little or nothing; AMI IN most
cases get what little work there X, Ia prgler-
erce TO white laborvrs, a. they al not need
much, and work for bali price to turn out
white man.
VI Democratic movement il going on at
present, bit what can be done. when the IN w
made citizens are two to one N anv partyy
and the question has to be settled 6rst. who
is and shall be the superior
la local matters there il little or AZ inter-
esung or extraordinary character. Several
extensive CONGREGATIONS, bold ana successful
larcenies, burglAries, &C., &c, are Occurring,
for many will resort to theft for lack u
means to support their families, and finally
taking up their quarters in the jail or work.
house.
II the administration does not commence
to DO something f3r the relief N die poor,
great distress and suffering VIII yet be expe.
rience1 by them.
Ser -fal Of my friends who have seen youl
valuable paper, have subscribed for Il. You
VIII please send the papers II the folloE wing
address.
Weather, for the last ten OF twelve days
cold and rainy Winter has appeared at last
Respectfully, PIX.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-02-08

hoaasrs sspkas n.n.n4 ~ slsek fSnb-
lers Of the country. The people are tirsd Of
the kind u lsgislation which hss entirely
occupied tha attention 81 Congress durius
the last tAsss Or four yssrss They 80 that
IL has but one snd-ths cssst,on Of fsvored
classss, the snslavsmsnt Of workinsmen. and
the suhgsrsicn q free instimteas.
The results Of sthsss three Or four years
are msnifssting themselves in fearful forms
Of poverty Cor the masses, forced idleness
and want Of bread. Let not Congress mis-
take the popular acquiesencs hitherto Ia
their schemes for indifference thereto, for
the want Of patriotism, or apathy concerning
the fate Of the country.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-02-08
SCIENTIFIC.
THE PHENOMENA OF LIFE.


In the preceding articls we were regarding
lifs ~ 1t exists in its lowest manifestations,
o. Inorganic life, thai mysterious operation
Of communication and exchange that per-
rides those combinations Of matter called
issnimats .bcdies, and my sndesvcr was TO
show reasons coocluslvely establishing the
truth Of that theory which regards every ex-
change Of condition, or temperature only, rs
seen before W constantly taxing place among
al objects beneath our eye; As the same
princieis, which when further extended and
immeasurrtly intensified 10 mere perfectly
organized being, We cali animal life.
Why should W deny that the circulation
Of heat or electric currents through minerals
changing their nsturs and form BY process
unknown to ne. was not A. much entitled to
DO digniasd BY TIM name Of life as the cir
culationssf ~ In tree, or blood In m ami
naal because the circulation ID more subtitle,
d not ~ isss . movement, and because the
exchange d impsrcsptibls to some .: our
senses shall We deny the evidences Of those
senses 70 winch Il does make itself apparent
and declare i lsss vital principle.
Kxamins thoss strange creatures Of which
We en- hardly ~ vhsthss thsy ere most
nsady Old - - soinaI o. vsx. Abls
elznss6 - Pslyps snd zoophytes; thsy
krsw rpseee = : rSek II ~ dpths 81 ocean.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-02-08

We direct tho attention Of cur agents
and others interested in the success Of
the Advocate, to the following unequal
led list Of premiums. which We offer
to those sen0iig 10 the requisite nnm-
Der Of subscribers. The watches hsrs offered
are from the factory u the National watch
Company, It Elsin, aud srs ssid p BE- saps-
riof d thee tprAsA out Ct Wslth.n, MAsss-
ehasstts. We Win ssnd 70 sny partof ths
! Tomy person sending club Of SIzty-hvs
YssiY subsribsrs, 81 w. RArnozDD Sin
vsr Watch, full plate mevsnsnh sisbtssn
jewels. expansion balance. worth $500.
To sny person sanding NJ sslgb q Rily
Ysariy Ssbssriberk - ~ ~
va Wateh, fflsg y
ypssA $500 as
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-02-08
FROM LOUISIANA,
NEx ORLEANS. Jan. .

NEW OkbhAhS, JAN 2Sy 10 %.
70 the Editor Of the woExixoxAss ADvOsarE.
40 last, (you viii say there 10 uews from
New Orleans, since January Sd; but the
cause Of delay is, that have been i'll for
about twelve days, with the so-called cholera,
which stiIl prevails here. Only few cases,
however, terminate fatally.
Since my lac. letter, but little of import
ance has trsnspired Our State Fair came
to close Sunday before last, AND the Ne
chsnic and Agricultural Fair Association
may fiatter themselves that their enterprise
has been appreciated, Notwithstanding all
the obstacles they had u contend with-not
only the hard times, hut continued cloudy
rainy and chilly weather, which srOiled the
sports and many Of the principal attractions,
including those projected by and sor the FIRE
department.
A large fire occurred last week in the
bonded warehouses on Fulton and Lafayette
streets, eight Of toe buildings. with their
entire contents, about 200 barrels Of whis-
ky-wcrth mot less than $4,000, being
destroyed.
Our convention has, up to this time, per-
formed but little Of its legitimate labor,
many Of ito members being intent only upon
disfrsnchising che wealthy white voters, and
all vino willingly or unwillingly took the
oath Of allegiance 70 the confederacy, with
out regard 20 presidential pardon or the
compuIsion exercised By the confederate su-
thoritieE The few patriotic, honest and
noble-mindsd nsn i'm the convention IRE
thus 'sranmslsd and rendered pOwsrless,
while the expenses to which the already i'm
Poverikhed people are subj6csed, are hourly
growing in proportions.
The condition Of our CITY currency r.
mains iast - IL was before Gen. Hancock
e X sommand, the people evidently aavipr
-~@Sa our ADMINISTRATION.
ammandilAg General cx.
"a city chr
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-02-08

To any person sending Us club Of Forty
Yearly Subscribers, . go. NJ. WHEERER"
Silver Watch. eleven jewels, expansion bal
ance, worth $4,000.
To any person sending Us club Of Thirty
Yearly Subscribers, 81 T. RYERsos'. Sill
yer Watch, foil plate movement, worth $S5.
Gases, in all instances, warranted 900-1O0O
ine.. Send money by express or registered
latter
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-02-08
LABOR ITEMS.

FRoE correspondents in Quincy we learn
it 10 contemplated to run a labor ticket in
that city In the spring. Also that it is the
intention OF the foundry propristors to cut
down the wages Of moulders 20 per cent.
MEErrED CrssuRx-The State Labor Con-
venti'n unanimously passed resolution
censuring Governor Fenton for pardouing
Sophia Myers, who was sentenced to State
Prison for swindling poor wcrkingwomen
The cessure was just and proper. The case
was an initial one, and the culprit ought to
have been compelled to serve the full term,
not only ~ punishment Of her own crime,
bot as an example to others.-N. Y. Star.
TEE stockholders of the International Co.
operative Foundry Association OF Pittsburs b
elected the following officers on Monday
night: President, VIM. r. Mcbride; Sec
Rotary, Samuel r. Baldwin; Treasurer, N
S. MeGsliy Directors. VIM. II. Sylvis,
John T. Mellcr, Hugh Beatty, John NJ.
Blair. John Steele, VIM. I. Bradbury, John
Flaauigan, George Bradley, VIM. G. Rea,
and Ed A. Frsthy.
Co-oPERAnyR Building Lot Associations
are established In New York, BY which the
common laborer Is enabled to obtain build
ing lot In or near tie city, worth $50. by
paying fifty cents per week. The member
selects his lot, gets deed Of it BY mortsag-
ing it to the society for the cost price, the
time Of payment extending ten years at the
sboye rate per week.
TIE Huntsville (Tenn) Tidette says
Hartsville needs more mechanics, carpen-
ters, wagon makers, sboemakers, timers,
masons, and men of every trade. We invite
them to come. Come and make this your
home. Come for the purpose Of doing good
for yourselves and for the community"
A MASS meeting of mechanics was held in
Memphis on the lst instant to aid in secur-
ing the passage Of bill to protect mechan-
lea and provide for a mechanics lien on
property BY the Legislature.
Mosr of the knitting mills at Cohoes, N.
T., and also the tool factories have been
Temporarily closed, but business men there
are making their usual preparations for its
approaching season.
The Lewiston (Me.) Journal says there is
now more demand for labor In that city than
there has been hitherto for several months.
Business promises well.
In New Jersey, the Paterson locomotive
builders have an order from the Union Paei-
&c railroad for fifiy locomotives
MP Saws says inrtbe Mouide Journal
that eight Cooperative Foundries ave been
started in the United States dnTing the year,
that more than dozen companies are organ
ised, and that a. many mere are in course
Of organization.
ALrHouGH the Grant Locomotive works nd
Patterson are out Of work the wages of the
workmen continue, less twenty per cent.
TEE bard times has resulted in the DIS
charge Of nearly hundred and sixty thous-
and persons in New England.
A Bath (Me- correspondent. Of q Portland
paper SAYS that ship-builders there are tax
ING courage from the movements in their be-
half in Congress and elsewhere, and are
making arrangements to do more the coming
season than has been done for several years.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-02-08

rncrnnl psrt5spQntanta- Il ia=4lns aheaa -
ut sbouid bs conducsed upon con
pon srsss and business pri1sIBlss, and its
intsres srsousd from the hands Of the SELF
sedkin,, md unwiss.
u > dina that shis subjsst should be vsn-
silsae and he pn,psr remedies applied. lest
the .ansriean Republic, like iss prsdscsss.
orr, fall insu ansrchy o. despotlsm.