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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

:. ,a,.r 10 any "wave" that will ruin
n. Republican party it is the unprlnc'piso,
.-,ndlioe and perjury Of the Democratic
psrty.- Davenport Gazette.
The one who does this kind buncomos
for the Gazette, has repeatedly. during the
mat vear been called upon to make good
n. assertions, and in no single instance has |
\. hem able to do il. We will, therefore,
address what we have to say to the readers
II ,ha, re.iie-able sheet. First: who 10 re-
.,,nsib.e Tor the unprincipled swndling
nr.c,ieed upon the people during the past
sirvsar.. The expenditures Of the army
are nearly fourteen millions per month, ~
i. shown by the statement Of tho Secretary
o. the Treasury. Again, the reports Of
Genera Howard show the expenditures OF
III. Government, for the freedmen Of the
south, to be treaty-ons million fce hun
dred thousand dollars.
Again. a. ~ have before stated, tn thou
ssad dollars have bssn appropriated for the
,r,al Of johnson, to which may Be added
ten times that amount for the pay Of Con-
ersssmsn, and for other incidental expenses
during the trial This, We admit, 10 an
principlsd swindling. and the party guilty
Of such reckless wasss-ths party with
ssch . record, (snd these are not tenth Of
their s~iniiss,) ought 70 b damned for oil
coming years, aad swept BY the wave Of
popular indignation. Who 10 responsible
fer this waste, why keep standing army
In time Of psasei Why make Northern
white labor At the North seaport hoard d
lazy negroes in idlsnsssi You men Of the
North, can you witness the wastsful and
lavish expenditures Of . nations wealth. ID
maintaining thousands Of able-bodied black
paupers, and raise not your voice to con
demnf
Will that 81 the Gazette make good IL
Charge Of swindling. Well may the met
in power sssk such tools to cover thsi
swindlss, but they cannot BE- laid At tho dec
Of the Democracy, and hs who tries Il, lack
good sense. Talk Of perjury Who swor
to the peope that the war was for I'll
Uaion; that victory would show them tn,
they could not get out Of the Union, mn
that victory would be followed by peac
plenty and easy times, Aud whD aow
trying 10 impeech tho President for tryin
10 make good these promises. IL IL u
Democratic partyg Bah silly twaddlc, f
the Gazsfts to risk its chances for heavc
by attempting such falsehocd. This swinC
ling and this perjury viii DO the ruin Of th
Republican party, tut il can never be lai
to the Democracy, for were it's course blHcl
Or than Hades ID would be spotess viii,
compared with that OF the Black Rsdic
party now driving the country on to ruiz
and goadiDg the people to desperation
Will they longer submit! Will they sti
support such = set Of reckless demsgogues
Tnsre 10 laundering around the sky. Eros
Name to Georgia. and TO the great lake
&c protest is coming tho pc ,ple are mo,
Ing IN their grand majestic might. Demo
cratic victories are flashing along the wire,
From every city. town aud hamlet Gene
the rnurmurs Of discomfort. swelling int
oas grand wave Unpopular indignation tbs
will roll over the country next fall and fol
cssr bury IN lowest depths the swindling
peilurei Radical party.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
- afh a Bishop Hawks, Of Wis.
souri,.

From the st. Louis Democrat, April 20.
The death of Right Rev. Cicero s.
Hawks, d. D., l.. l.. d., Bishop of this
diocese, At tho age Of IS years. occurred at
half past six last evening. lie WAS . pre-
late Of distinguished reputation, man Of
sound learning, and Of extensive influence
in the Protestant Episcopal church. His
long connection with the religious interests
Of the city will make his loss deeply felt
outside the denomination to which he be-
longed.
Bishop Hawks was born in Nswbsrn,
North Carolina, ON the goth Of Nay. 1912.
lie was . brother Of Rev. Francis Hawks,
D. D., OF New York, IN whose family he re-
sided from child, and to whom he was in
dsbted for his education, Francis having
taught him his letters. and personally su-
perintsnded his studies In every branch Of
knowledge ill be entered upon the duties
Of his profession. He was . ripe classical
scholar. which hs owed to bic brothers su.
psrios culture. Four Of the breshsss have
deceased within two years. the Bishop b.
ing the last.
He wss for seven years rector Of Trinity
church. Buffalo, New York, having entered
upon his duties there in 1886, at the age o
twenty four years.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

The other day Nsttis Was eighteen
months old, and the celebrated the event in
the following style, with regularly and
promptness which almost defiss compcti-
ton let. Upset quart Of milk upon her
bran new flannel gown. %. Put the hair
brush in tho slop-pai 81. Took a spoon
from the table and plastered the carpet
and floor with soft lard, and then wiped it
of with tho clean oress Just put upon her.
4th. She did not string spools on the cat y
tail" but took another form Of expressing
Ter devotion 10 that pct, by trying to crau,
It INTO her fathers boot. 9th Found her
way INTO the pantry and upset the Kerosene
into pan Of meal that had Just bcea sitted
FOE use, and, to cap the climax, creased
her hide red shoes with the mixture. 6 Ii.
Ate some bread and milk and went of to
sleep. These .hings were done in spi;s Of
careful Watching, aud (as we have since
lssrned by expcri-nce) IL but fair sample
OF her every day life. Babies are mischisv-
ousl What can mother do with three or
four little fellows at time and keep the
house in order We've resolved never to
find fault i supper isn't ready just at the
right time Monroe Owls. Sentinel.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

CYMARS' CATARRH RECIPE AND MEDICINE,
has nonplussed cor. lstely all pseviou Medical
oe1encc. IL never fails to cure N 16w weeks the
wort cases Of Catarrh in the head or Bronchial
Tubes Ard lncipient Consumption, if!nstsueions
peepsriy followed. IL Il Euaeeatesd to d that
spltfing and cU1rhines -saieine Of pAlegn in the
1e1iag,. .lcse II snel ~ t0tes rDsaihess, In
ceoeaat blowing Of the nose-ofleasve beeath-
hsarsensss 81 the voice &C., Ac; al these viii soon
diaappear under the influence Of this new md won
desful Medical discovery / am receiving every day,
letter. Of the moot grateful thanks ROW those who
have been cured. II cured psrfe lily. four years
ago. Of the very worst case OF Catarrh. and Bron-
chial trouble had suffered with for years. / know
what II ie and what It will do II Il also a prevent
I've. and lives immediate reliefin colds. No pers n
should be without IT,. 1t is put up In packages. with
fall Instructions. and semitic any address free per
mail. receipt of one Dollars pat mp In Bottles
with double the q aniity. and sent al'o free per
mail, receipt of 81 IS. Circulars with certificates
of the proof sent receipt ola three cent Postage
Stamp. Address 7. p. sYMMES,
No. 1872 f-2 Fulton Street New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

PETRrTACrIoN Some time since pe.ri-
fed stump Was found H. John Lonsdale's
limestone quarry, in kickapoo township.
Il vas perfect stump. with The axe marks,
tho grain Of the wood. the comb, or part
broken by the fall Of the tree. aud the roots,
all in regular shape. ss when the unknown
chopper left il to 20 home to his dinner.
The top Of the stump had somewhat decay
cd before petrifaction commenced, and this
fact was clearly shown, not only BY the
condition OF the stone. but by the color,
that OF rotten wood having been preserved,
and III some places the decay ed fibre, refus
ing TO become stone, was found in its pri-
msyal state. The stump was three and a
half lett in diameter, and about three feat
high. Whom found here were about eish-
teen feet oil solid stone above il, aud that
substance was closely embedded abou. it,
| Peoria Democrat.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

Tns Niles (Aich Republican. Of TIM.
day, has this fish story: The largos, stns
geon Of the ssason VAS fishsd out Of thu y,var
near the dam, m Tuesday last. Il ,nps..
urod seven feet in length and weighed On.
hundred ard eighty-six pounds Eleven Of
these monssrous fish were. on TUESDAY,
mos ming, caught al one time, Mr.. Losh-
oasen. the fisherman, says he once saueht
sturgeon in this river weighing over three
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

D.a SZue's Ainbas.cr Cream
THR MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS COS
METic IN THE WORLD
Itwi.l not Ipiure the most Delicate Skin
ks presence on TIE face cannot be detected II can
he removed only by washing and when renewed
VIII leave the skin softer. smoother ard wntcr tnan
before ri eradcates every dscoloraton OF the iaoe
whether caused by exposure TO the wethef. OF py ois
cesc, and hestows upon all faces the
RADIANT COMPLEXION OF IhE YOUTH.
A single trial proves all these statements.
And the entire safty with which II can De useo.
makes its success complete
Rue Co Ia blown In the bottle and our trade mark
at the top Of the front label Sold oy all Drargsts
and Fancy Goods Dealers Price one Dollar per
bottle CHURCH D FLINT. Proprietors.
Hartford, Conn.
.C.welis D Co.. New York; Geo, Q. Goodwin
4 Co, Boston. Mss, wholesale Ageoss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
Sks ECIAsl NOTICES..
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
Beware of Counterfeitsl Smiths Tonic Syrup has
been conntereiied, and the counerfesr brou ght to
grief
Smiths Tonic Syrup.

The genuine article must have DIR. John Bulls pri-
sate Stamp on each bottle DR. John Bull only hes
he right 10 manufacture and sell the original JOhn
hmiths Tonic Syrup of Louisvills, Ky. Examine
well the label on each bottle. II my private stamp
Is not IA the bottle. do not purchase You will be
deceived See nv column advertisement. and my
chow card. viii prosecute any one Infringing on
my right. The genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup can
only be prepared by myself
The publies servant.
lnnisYilla /
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

luE ottLmwa Courier speaks encourav
iagy Of the prospects Of the st. Louis anS
sedsr Rapids Railroad. A Meeting was
hs'd IN that place Wednesday. "pres,dent
.m. - made quite alsaghy and highly en-
reported he had recently vis;,sa ..
aud hai salisIAc ory in,er,;a
otncsrs OF the North Missouri, ia, W Tue
pany. who renewed their of, rsn.~ .o''-
s0rAnces thai Ger preiec; had Their s, -
sympstniss, aud tina, Just as fsst az wen
pared tic ,rscA that saey would lay d.,
the iron aud furnish the rolling stock ".
stated that tas Missouri Ley.sl.,ur. IA
just passed a law deemed Of via, -
eanee 70 the North Missouri Rs,lro.a O.
pAuy, under the influence Of which 49,.
bonds Of the company hat advanced f,o,'s
% % 80 cents. He also stated that A..
MePhssson, ono Of the principal manager.
Of that ami the chairman Of the finance
eemmittes Of the boudhoidsrs, had iuss
purchased 500 tons Of iron % Cu0plets the
srask - the State lice. and thas he propos-
"a q once TO purchase enough more 20 lay
the southwest branch Of that road fee forty
asses. and 70 also complete their Iowa sx-
ssnsien 1t least O. OttumwA. He has also
guaranteed sufficient stock ia Sc. Louis to
complete our railroad bridge over the Dss
Ao'nss. From Mr.. Angles highly HAtter
"S .ssssAens. y vas tue concurrent opin-
len Of the gentlemen present. that 4 i onlv
nscssssry for the Stockholders slone the
roess from the Iowa State line 10 O,,um =.
sspay up the residue oftheis stock promo,'
y. - THAI contractors may be able 10 on.r
he spring campaign with vigor, to enable
. 70 gladden. our eyes with the sigh, of
sne IRON horse Stacking bis thisst in tho Des
ae'nss river ~ The first day Of next De.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

Rim Van Wrinkle,
waking up from his nap Of twenty years, il he could
only have moisiened his
WHITEHEAD LOCKS
with CRISTADoRO'S DYE, would have looked like
YOUNG MAN
again Marvellous, indeed, is the efee Of
CURiSTADOROS HAIR DYE
in ejnvenating gray-haircd humanity Why yield
10 II me when YOU can hattie himS Manufactured by
j. CHRlsrADORO, 6s Maiden Lane, New York.
Sold by all Druggists. Applied ny all Hair Dressers
Diseased Scalps
Cam &c the hair 10 fall and turn gray One bottle Of
Wood's Improved will purify them OF all disease.
canse the hair IL grow thick and strong.
Sold by Druggists and BARRIERS. Price tl.oo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

For Lansness. Cuts, 0slls, Collie, spraias, &C.,
warranted cheaper than any ether. tits used By al
the RroeS b0rssnen on Long Island coorses. II viii
not curo Ping Bone nor SPAWN - there b no Lni.
meat in existence that villa. What II II stated to
ufe II positively doee No owner oil horses win be
without after try ing one bottle One dose relieves
and often saves the life Of heated or driven
horse. For Collie and Bellyache II has failed
just as sure the rises. just sure IL this val
liable LIniment to be the Horse Emhfocation Of the
day Use IL one and all Depot 81 Cortlandt street,
New York. Sold By all Druggists and Storekeepers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

Great excitement prevails in marine cir
cles. both in this country and in England, in
consequence Of tho running matcn. from
New York TO Queenstown, between tho
steamship City Of Paris, Of the lnman line,
representing the Liverpool. New York and
Philadelphia Steamship Company, and the
Cubs. Of the Cunard line. belonging to the
British North American Royal Nail Steam
ship Company. On the British side Of the
water, the Cuba 10 . favorits, but here the
CITY Of Paris 70 regarded % the fastest vss-
eel. The steamsss left on Saturday after
noon last, taking cargo and passengers -
usual. Aside from the homer Of che cham
pionship, an immense stake 10 said to Be
dspesding on the result, but the aoosnt
has not yet been made public. The outside
betting will BE- very heavy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

Upham's Hair Gloss and Cur
Ing Fluid 10 the best Haif-dressne In the world. u
imparts . beautiful gloes to the Halr keeps Il IN
curl, promotes its growth, &c. Price, 20 cts bottle
UrnAn's FsDcKLE AHp Prnr1s BAnrsurn rsnsves
Freckles, Tan, 6unhurn, Pimplcs ON the Face Soft
ems the Skin and Beauties the Complexion. Price
- cents.
UrnAM's AsSAMA Cum relieves the most violent
paroxysms Of Asthma In ten minutes, and effects
speedy cure. Price. - package.
Tna JAPANHsa HAin STAIN colcrs the whisksre
and Moustaehe . beautiful black or brown. 1t con-
ssts Of only preparation. Color will not fade or
wash out Only 80 cents . bog.
Sold BY 3 @. UPHAM, 70 South Eighth ST., PILLS.
delphia, and BY all Drnggiete. Ofeuars sent nee.
Alec tor eale BY all Druggists IN Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

Is the victim of Fever aud Ague. This tedious and
onervatng diseses IL, fortunately. too well known
10 need description. 1t is strictly maarious dis
ease, caused BY exhaatons from the soil. especially
from marshes, swamps, and newly cleared land en-
numbered with doeomposing vegetable mitter. The
chills Il one OF the most troublesome OF maladies.
az the patient though he may not be confined to
his bed. Is Incapable Of action. The experience OF
years has demonstrated the fact that II osrErrsR's
SrosAcu Birrrss is a sure means OF foriiiying tho
system against all atmos pheric poison, breaking up
the paroxysms and rapidly restoring the strength.
Quinine. which has so long been the great remedy
for chls. has been superceded by this powerful and
harmless agent: while preventive 1t is unequal
ed. 40 lie use will certainly exempt oil who may live
in unhealthy localities from the ravagcs Of this dis
ease.
Hosrrfrsh's SronAeR BrrTKns 10 now among the
moet popular, and, at the Same time, valuable sps-
cncs in the medical world. In recommending II to
the public, We arc fully conscious Of doing them
great service. knowing. do, their many excel
lent qualities, and sure and speedy action in oil
cases whore the disease 10 caused By irsgulaty Of
the digestive orgsns.
Az a tonic It IL both mild and agreeable to the
taste, and stimulating In Ito action upon the system
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

~ nkcirE FOR SALAD Dn.ss,uo. -R...
IN, ), ~ three raw eggs. add six spoons
an. a.. ~ .o'ck cream, three Of melted bu,,sr
es,a o.. - SAT-; one teaspoonful Of mus.
49,. s oHso OF black pepper. one tsacun- NJ
~ sss vinegar. Beat sll to,sehs, an
GOV, su.s'ng constantly, 40 ~ 49,. - -:
m "a, eordis. until thick a. bo;,.a III .. VII
when cool, pour over csbbar. ,..."n" u
celery. IL viii keep s.vs,,, d..S 1 1s
cream Is not used, take Eve sa.on.,.', IL
melted butter and of milk. o"siu' Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
sTkcss R'TE,ss.

Tho Sioux City Register gives the
names of fifty ight boats in the Upper
Missouri trade.
The Hamburg Tunes says that sl4.-
90 worth OF cattle and 200 hogs were ship
ped from that place last Saturday.
The house of George Barker, three
miles from Qaincy. Adams codn,y, was
destroyed BY lire last week.
Horace Barron, Postmaster ct Water
loo, Black Hawk county, died last week
With consumption, ~ We learn from the
Courier.
The Cedar Falls Gasstts Gays the prai-
riss u Northern Iowa are literally alive
With men looking fer land.
Mrs. Wicksham, Of Ouumws, went
cut to visit nsighbor last Saturday even.
ips. leaving her little infant daushses. enly
four months old, alone With nothing bus .
red hot stove. With The dser open, to play
With. After a'~hils che returned 10 nnd The
reem foil Of smoke and the child aflrs. The
child was saved and 20 will probably be the
woman.
John Wager. sfs0lsytsa county,
shils riding home o. wsgsa loaded with
saw logs, last GEEK, was Instantly killed
b the binder becoming lssss, end striking
hin On the hssd. lssppsass kftsu con-
vsrsasioa b had With ns.shbor about
two weeks bsfors, that death va moi vhel-
y unexpected. He bad dreamed Of being
ssusAsd 81 IL, and % relating il 70 his
Ole the asxt 0erning. she told him that
che bed drsa~sd the same thing twice
that night And whom eautisosa By his
srisnds TO be mere careful about handing
loss, he told his dream and added that it
vas his portion 10 die in that way.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
NEw CouSrEsrSrgs.-Th following coun

NEw CouNrEsrStgs.-The following coun :
iertrits, not heretofore gwen, are reported
II ihompson's Bank note and Commercial
reporter: Tw0s Oh the Market Natioaal
OF New York. New York CITY. Well exc
sa,sd Twos on the Sixth National Bank
~ rhiisdelphia, Penn. Imitation. The en-
S..'ng Is seratchy Tens on the Saratoga
w, Na'ional Bank. Waterford. N. Y.
~" eHecuted Tens IN the First Nation.
w nahk OF Houston. Texas. Imitation
wei done. Tens OF. the Concora N,,;on.,
We'll done. ''o" os-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

THERE u conpstsut authority fos saying
That railroad cars can be made Of wroueht.
iron tubss, With wrought-iron fastsnines.
and covered with sheet iron, so that tbev
VIII Do i've or seven tons lightar than the
wooden passenger and sleeping cars now
in use; they will be much stronger. far
more durable, and fire proof They will
not break into splinters to serve as so MANY
dssgers TO kill the defenselsss occupants.
ard to great extent they will be life pre-
serving. not understanding the breaking of
wheels, sxie', rails. and the leaving open of
switches
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY

And the Happiness Of True Manhood.
An Essay for Young Men on the Crime Of Solitude
and the Psychological Errc-e. Abuses and Diseases
means Of Relief Sent In sealed letter envelopes,
free of charge. Address Dr. SKILLlN HOt6H-
ton Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. fe4-sm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

The Peoples Remedy.
II REQUIRED many years Of laborious seesafch into
tho properties OF herbs and roots before Brandreths
Pils arrived Ct their paessut state OF Perfection
They take all impure and morbid accommodations
nom the 0ovols aaA the blood. Thsif eee In sick
nsss caves money. time and health. This noble
medicine caves suffering. rsetofs health, ana pro-
lonRs life. Those who know their properties have
the most unbo unded confidence In them: when q
tackled BY ever serious disease. - pleorev col
ic eudden psOstraton. Be-, When eix or eight pills
have besn swallowed they are easy In their mnds.
And they have cause. for Brandreths Pills are no
The Princes Of wales might have besn cussd By
4 r. y dosee and all her weeks oil agony saved.
believe this a. I believe my sxistence
Principal Agency. Brandreth Heuse. New York
What every fourth person needs
IL some convenient, agreeable and prompt remedy
for Habtual Costivsnsas. II would adviss oil thyee
who are troubled with Dyspepsia Costiveness. Piles
Biousncse, Headache, or any form oflndigestion to
use DR.. HAsrrscs's PERisvALnc LozEsaEs." Elisha
Remington, ~ D., Ex Lieutenant-Go OF
Nassachusetff They are pleasant 70 tho taste and
never require increase Of dose 70 perfect cure.
Ladder. use DR. velpau's French Pile. Sold BY
uer,isop Il Starks. IS Brady Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

MRs. GRasLsr advises young womsa in
practical way how they may preserve
their health and have red checks. without
the aid Of rouge. Her words are: "Too
many young girls cit mopipg within doors
over some trivial and worthless bit Of fancy
work. when they should b seeking vigos,
elasticity and happiness from the life giving
infiusncss Of wood and meadow, breeze and
sunshine" Pursue this out door recreation
and doctors' gigs in front Of your resi-
dences will BE- changed to the wagons Of
butchers snd grocers-a consummation de-
vouiy prayed for By every poor man with .
house full Of msrriagssbls eirls.r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

- esiue1ayss ef Lsuisvills ere demaad.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

cSWe0s
sue eAuds shoo q peeportisnaas sse'
We desire to call your sttssaiss - ssw
meme TrusAs. 1--WE Aean vhsl - say end ~
what We uoon."
We &c msAing goods sAr sspssies v ~ wssvss
we Ne The 6est OAienRe ta,.ea IsaAaee.
We use NO op1it leathce.
We side all our Goods 81 hs,a
~ brace all the ShAnir WITH Coppcr Nails
We warrant all our Goods
We AK ycu e0gtve car Goods Trial
~ we nese eeen IN the Tface Weof "a Team.
We have cold over 5000 Gases Of Boots.
We VIZ esve Jon from g to $40 Case.
We se d mir Manufacturer Profit
We VIII save you the JOBBERS PROFIT.
Nc we VII give you any sises you nag wish.
We sell ''oo's at all times ii Boston pricee
we ask you 70 examine our Price Lat above.
PAT sole Leather Counter In III uur Boots.
I've cell for cash, or ssnl goods BY $3.50
snd cnIieeI on delivery, giving you the prvi,eEal 3
paving the bin.
10 prompt men who can give NJ good city 80.
ence we viii send by freight and shall expect provs
eterns - receipt cf eooea
Oldest manufacfufera n ~ ~ oGGhfdnQ4 u
49, 1Ak861O01. - 04A2B IN "a -
City M1ePl. Esseoeys IA Kin1ie q, O16ooGH 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
;,,ocrntic state Ticket.
,.resadcnsanl Electors.

For the State a Lhlge.
ruoNss w. CLASGEr, OF Leo County.
saRTlN V. u. BENNETT, OF II arion County.