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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-06
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The stomach f. the ru'ius organ of the system. II
TIE digestion Is Imperfect, every member, every
gland every muscle, every nerve, every fbrc ie
or le-a ont OF order. All the fluids are depraved
The brain Is clouded. The spirits depressed. All
dyspeptcs know this to be tho truth 1t is not.
howcve-, half the truth. Columns would be rcquir
cd 10 enumerate the pai1s .nd penalties OF dyspep
STA. nor could any pen do them instice Tens OF
thousands ie-i them man can describe them
Can they be prevented, Can they be relieved .
Can they he baLished At once and Tor ever Tn
stonabiy they can. No dyspeptic has ever taken
HDsrE1Tkks STOMACH BiTTEhS in vain
Believe no one who says the disease is incurabls
This great vegetable stomach ic will eradicate it's
erndlsatng II IN thous mos OF eases which med
zeal pfa, ticnere have shaken their b, ads
eayng. "Noihing can he done"
The faculty bas its failaciee. One OF n en- 10 that
indigestion IL the most difficult OF all the Ordinary
ailmcnts OF IN nknd TO comb and snbdus. This
IL mistake. Nothing csn be easier than 10 conquer
II II the true epecfc be I'D mustered. The vegets
BILE composition which has become famous through
out the civilized world as HUSTErTRKS STOM-
ACn BtTTERS IS an antidote to the disease which
has never been kDcwa to fall and fortunately Il ia
eve ywhefe procursbc. IL VI wish 20 fool with the
dyspepsia. try the pharmacopoeia prescriptions. II
You want tn root out and prevent It's recurrence
take the Btfers daily. There Is no discount IN the
in Its favor. II there 10 man or woman
who has ever tired 1t for indigestion without being
the fact has not TRANSFERRED Universal
uncontra ic.ed praise syouches Its wonderful tonic
yrtuee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-06
4 Uniqu@ Collection Of Female
ssI'ropo.ss

Mrs. Clarisaa Mills died recently At Con
cord. N. H., aged about hfty-ssvcn years.
She had swnsd Q snug cottage Of three
rooms, in which she lived and died, and
Vas poor, industrious, honest and frugal
woman. tho sale Of articles left by her
attracted great attention. comprising her
accumulA,ions for thirty years or more
Among them we're three hundred and six =
pairs ot stockings tmen's ard women's) n
good many Of them knit BY hand seventy
five sheets mi sixty pillow cases, many OF
th,rn entirely new one hundred aud ten
towels, not more than feur of them Of any
ono kind nineteen braided mats, some Of
.h.m Of rsiy large slzs i've feather beds :;
twenty five CON oitsis; siSiy-6vc bed
~ lts, ofcyery variety Of ,nstcrlal and pat.
ten, all peced aud mzdo up BY herself !;
VI SIX chars, 10 one alike /; thirty-seven
aud&orchief-, some If them mark ed more
than thirty yenrs ngo eighty under gar
mcnts twtnty-six nj ht caps, tcuri"us,
old fashioned looking things some OF them
were hstwsen forty and fifty dresses
silk. calico and d-lains-among them her
wedding dress, kind OF silk tissus, made
vi h "ieg Of mutton sleeves" and "turba
waist = one China tea set eighty plates.
tea sets OF cups and saucsrs; five hundred
and thirty five pieces Of glass and srocksry
ware thirty three buckets and pals; nine
teen meal bags; thrse Ere ssts-brass and
iron shovsls and tonga; seventeen dozen
side and back combs eight long shawls-
all nice enes any quantity Of thread. yarn.
remnants Of calico, delaines small pieces
Of colored cambrics, calico and woolsns,
doe up in bundles an old-fashioned ca
lash, male OF green silk, such ~ our grand
mothers used 10 wssr thrsc or four para
sols half dozen thimbles several pairs
Of spec.aclss, and two or three bureaus, ta-
bles. stands, etc In lstlo lin pail,
wrapped in innumetable folds o. paper,
was piece Of her wedding cake, made
thirty years sgo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-06

The New York sun. (editcd by Charles
A. Dana has a remarkable aF.icleon Hon.
George Il. p ,dleton, and his financial pro-
jscts fer tho relief OF the country, from
which VIC make the following extracts:
"0Ir advices from the West are TO the
effect that Mr.. pendleten is rapidly ginning
strength as Presidential candidate. Nor
is this gain in tAe ranks II the Democratic
party alone. In that party ho hes long
been one ol the most admired Of oil their
statesmen, bnl nov, as we are assured, he
il establishing himself in the affections Of
the Republicans also. The Republicans in
oais. Iowa. Illinois. Wisconsin, Minnesota,
and Michigan, are very much in the caudi
ton Of the boy digging for the woodchucx.
Yes, Sirreel l must have him! We're out
money. By fresh supply Of gresnbacks,
they hope to see presps.ous times restored.
Che old qssstsons of the war ere gone by.
The restoration Of the Southern States 10
provided for. The removal Of President
johnson will, 10 their view. close the epoch
Of the rebellion, and they may then safely
turn from the obsolete issues Of slavery md
suffrage to the pressing, vital topics Of taxa
ton and finance. In such a campaign, their
NEUTRAL leader, - many Of them think. is
Mr.. Pendlsson.
"iheSc can be no question that The Pen
dleton platform will command a powerful
support, not slone among Democrats, but
among men not identified with either party
and even among Republicans. In Iowa es-
pecially, hitherto one Of the most thorough
going Republican States, va are informed
that these doctrine have gained great
fothold
These facts account for the surprising
strength which Mr.. Pendieton has develop
ed a. a candidate. The West is all for him
Every State west Of Lske Eric has declared
ior him, except Indiana; and the voice Of
her Convention would have been given in
his favor, bat for desire TO crafty Senator
Hendricks by a complimentary vote. Ken
lucky is for him; Mary land 10 for him (;
Maine is for him; oil the South will be for
MIN. Only New York, Pennsylvanis, and
tive Of the New England States will be
| against him.
So great is the popular feeling respecting
the public debt and taxation, 90 anxious
are the people to escape from the weight Of
their present fiuanc'ai smbarassments, that
they are looking 70 him - guide out Of the
labyrinth. How deeply the shrswdsr Of The
Republican leaders are impressed by the al
lent movement toward him among their owl
supporters, 10 evident from the recent reso
lulious Of the Indiana Republican Convsn
ton, and from the bill lately introduced 10
70 Congress by Senator Sherman, Of Ohio
They are trying to regain something Of th'
Ground which Pcndleton has won from them
But, on that line Of operations, their hope
arc futile. He has the start Of them, an
they may ~ well abandon the attempt I
beat him in policy which is empha,ical
his ewn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-06


The Director oil the Bureau of Statistics
has compiled n statement, shoEing the ma
ture and extent OF our trade with the Brit
ish American Provinces during tina fiscal
yssr ending June So, 1867, OF which the
following is synopsis:
Total value Of imports from Canada, S26,-
S97, s67 of whicn S1,as2. f26 we're free,
and Sls.gl4. Ill dutisble the total es,ims-
tad duties upon which was s3,Taa,1lo. OF
free goods the principal articles were: Gold
coin, "a, 40S, l9l, aud silver coin, S2,23l,-
2O2. OF the dutiable articles the principal
ones we're: Live stock and poultry, 81
SCI GA butter, $64o. 1886; sAlerstus. sos,
90; copper ore, SIZE, 2oS; wheat, Sc. $685.
$50; wheat flour, 81 ,764 .635; rye, $l49.-
46l barley. t2.0i2.547; eats, $2I4, l35 :;
wool, 1920. 500 cabinet ware. furniture and
wo ,den wares, $40 100; lumber, timber,
la,h and slaves. &5,699, 500 and firewosd,
$l59,032. Total imports from other Brit
ish American Provinces on the Atlantic,
IS, 1851, OF which. free, 81 ,l40,44s du-
table. 81 ,004. 39s; on which the estimated
duties we're 81, 252 ,se2. or the free The
principal articles were. Gold coin, $l42,-
495; oil and other products Of American
fisheries, 1926, l52. OF the dutisble the
principal articles were: Live stock and
poultry, e40,746; bituminous coal, $780,
$50; product Of the principal fisheries, 81
4ss.4ls; seal oil. $l6s7s2; whale oil,
$llo,S60; potatoes. &b4 ,s43 sugrts, t77.-
ssS molassss from sugar cane, $147, 073;
cabinet ware, furniture and wooden Wares,
et4.o9s; lumber, timber, laths and slaves,
S47l 1874; frewood. tloo,4l5. Total from
canada and other British American Prov
,ncss on the Atlantic, t81 ,b42, 7OS, Of which,
rec, $S.62S, 1863; and dutiable, t22, 9l9-
oSs; upon which the total sstiraated duties
were $5,052,57
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-06
TO WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS.
WOODEN MACHINERY
CLEVELAND 4 EsASsETT.

JUNCTION SHOP, WORCESTER. MASS,
Manufacture Wooden Machiner, OF Superior Quality.
cemoining all the valuable improvements Ia thie
coun ~. aud many from kurope, and IN style and
nnisn NOT surpassed by any. VIC continue to build
Csialhg Machines, wi Iron or Wood Fr mes Pat
snt spinning Jacks; Yarn Twisters, with any mum
DC, OF Spiudies desired, with Single or Double Cyl
inue!s, from entirely new and much improved pat
seIns Yarn Spoolere and Dressing Machinery.
Al KINGS O. Cloth Finishing Machi cry, including
snsafs. broad and narrow; Gge, donble and Single
s .s double &C ing Brushing Machines, Falling
Miiis, wash Mills Parent Cloth Dryers dydrof'atic
anu screw Presses. New machinery 70. Velvet, Pc
,ersenam and Whitney finish, Cloth Winding and
Meosurin2 Machines. etc. Wool Pckes. Dustcfe.
mnioweis, Patent Hydro Ex,ractors. Of new and
, h plan; Wool Dryers. Band Msciines Bob
I'm "inderf, Card Qrnders, Turning Rests. Plate
neaser, etc Also Machinery Castings Mil Gear
ing. hanRers. Pullsys and Shafting. etc.
our machines are in substantial and superios Iron
lanes. when preferred, but wood frames VIII be
arshed al low price when called for and are war
10 De equal IN every respect to any machines
~. "a ADDITION to the above named machines Of ou1
I'm MaRe. We are prepared TO furnish Or0mpsone
H noms, fafks WoolFon's Shears, Steel Hing Bur
aenines and Bur Pickers Card Clothing, and man
ia - 81 ondinRs generally. ~ makers loweet pre-
WI txu ~ our customers with mscnineV LOT
,svo "en WIS complete, ith prompsnsss ana ses
.dsoruDe prices as anv nfhcv h0i16erN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-06
Catarrh Cured for One Dollar,

CYMMEs CATARRH RECIPE AND MEDICINE.
: has nonpsnssed com lSiciy AL previous Medical
Science. IL never fails TO cure few weeks the
worst cascs Of Cafarrh in the head or Bronchial
Tsbes and inc ient CONSUMPTION. IL nstsucticns are
properly followed. II 's guaranteed to do that
noises and pains ia the head.-eonstant hacking.
splitting and c0nghins.--rsi.ing OF phleQm In The
morning. loss of smell and taste.-Deafness In.
csssant blowing Of the noee--olsnsiye breath
hosrreness efthe voice &c, &C.: all thcee will coon
disappear under the fnduence NJ this rev and won
derfu Medical discovery l am receiving cry dsv
letters efthe nost grateful thanks from those who
have been cured. Il cured rcrse tly. four years
ago Of the very worst case OF Caiarrh. and Brun-
chisl trouble bad Suffered with FOR yeats know
whs; II Is, aud what II will do II is also prevent
we, and riyee Immediate reliefin coda No pcrs n
should be wi'hou, !, II is put up In packages, with
full Instructions. and sent to any address nee Der
mail. on receipt Of One Dollar or put up In bottles
with double the q eutity. and sent also free per
mais ON receipt OF 81 - Circulars with certificates
- me proof sent on receipt three cent Postage
stamp. Address TIP SYNNES
No. 15s i-7 Fulton Street New Yarr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-06

Upham's Hair Gloss and Cur
ing Fluid 10 the best Hair-dressna in the world II
impsrts . beautiful gloss to the Hair. keeps Il In
curl, promotes its growth. &C. Price, 80 cts. bottle
UrHAn's Fnrcxls AND PMrra BArrsan removes
Freckles. Tan. Sunburn. Pimplcs on the Pace, Soft
ems the Skin and Beautiies the Complexion. Price
~ cents.
UrnAM'a AarBMA Crn. relieves the most violent
paroxysms Of Asthma In ten minutes, and effects a
speedy cure. Price. 81 package.
TINS JAPAxHsH Ham SrAln colcrs the whiskers
and Moasiachc beautiful black or brown II con-
sise Of only one preparation Color viii not fade OF
wash ont Only 50 cents a box
Sold BY 9. uPHAM. ss South Eighth ST., Phra-
eelphia, and by all Druggists Circulars sent FREQ
Also tor ealc ~ all Druggists In Davenport
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-06

An English paper pubshca an advertise
meut addressed ITO Conlectioaers," offer
iog "seycrsi cwt. of orange peel" which
I he advertiser assures conlectioners he can
furnish ON unusually advantageous terms,
because he has the sreepings Of all the
theaters and places Of emuse-
ment." or course the particular sweepings
have gone into marmnlade aud plum cake,
and made otherwise acceptable to the Brit
ish palate.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-06

A BoY named Adams, thirteen years old,
son of RAlston Adams, hanged himself in
his fathers barn, Six miles south OF Valp.r-
also, Ind, few days ago. The little fell
low, it appears, was required 70 do the
work ofa man, and sometImes more; for on
returning to the house, in the evening, az
ter plowing all dav, he WAS made - split
God, aud then directed By his step mother
to 90 70 a marsh at some distsnce, and
drive up the cows. Hcart-sick of tho drudg-
cry, perhaps, he went to the barn instead si
after the cows, on the evening in question.
tied a rope to = beam, fastened a slip moose
round his neck. jumped from the msnger.
and was choked TO death.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-06

TINS New England delegates to the Radi-
cal National Convention are TO have free
special train through TO Chicago without
change OF cars. II will leave Boston on
Thursday, MAY l4th, about . p. NJ, leave
Spring &c d at p. N, and reach Chicago
cn SATURDAY evening.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-06

GEOGRAPHICALLY following contains
vsIumss. II 10 note 10 tho Coroner Of
Cincinnati. written BY man who soon If.
ter committed suicide:
"You may render verdict a. follows
weary with the baltic of life. disguised
Win the past, dispieassd with the present,
without hope for the future, satiatsd with
the sorrows and affections, a. we'll as the
joys Of life. whether my destiny is fulfilled
or not. Fate snuffs the candle and SAYS
adisu! &c. ". ADAMS"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-06

Tnr New York Independent says: can
drew johnson ia guilty of usuipation IN un-
dertakirg TO make this white mans gov
ernment "
TnR people Of Michigan, by msjority Of
about forty thousand, have been guilty Of
the same kind of usurpation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-06

TnE Chicago los: radical, has this insin-
ua,ing iteu
"BoxKkR denies in published card. that
General Grant 'cholssG his father of, from
his contributors to the Ledger. He can's
deny, however, that BY means ofthose con-
tributions has father came near choking the
General err
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-06

ras Philaislphia A5s quotes this clause
Of the Constitution OF the United States as
evidences that the President has the right
Of "free speech" and can not be impeschea
for the userancs ofPoiticil sentimsnts
Congress shall make no law respected
m establishment Of reis,en, or prohibit
ine tns irce exercises thereof; or abridg-
ing the freedom OF speech or Of ,hs press
That 10 all very we'll; but the Ace
should remember that the Constitution ha.
nothing to do with the action Of the radical
majority in congsess. A leader OF tina,
majority declares it's whole policy to the
outside Of the Constitution. So
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-06

Tns ViEw or AN OuT3IpIR.-Dr. Eddy,
Of the Northwestern Christian Zdroc0fs, re-
Gently passed over lows, from Clinton to
Council Bluffs. and this 10 what be writes !:
Iowa 10 . wonderful State. lts eastern
and western lines arc washed their whole
-sngth BY the two q . I yrs Of TIE I'm or
giving i, the advantage Of competing water
routes to the gulf and the southern market
Large interior streams give ample water
power coal hides under its soil. Compel
ing lines Of railways are eager 10 Lear i,s
clreals eastward, while westward opens =
new market which will call thousands Of
idle acres into cultivation. 1t surely offers
rare inducements TO men who are seeking
agriculture homes"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-06

The Boston journal says there viii BE-
some i've hundred Independent delegates to
the Ns''snal RepsbIiean Cenvsation, 10 this
dty. ffsn New Eaeland.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-06

The new license bill Of Massachusetts, has
ecome a law by . failure Of Gov. Bullock
to sign it within the given time. Instead OF
veto, he sends to the Legislature q letter
in reference 10 the bill, which he could not
apr. We.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-06

What every fourth person needs
Il some convenient, agreeable and prompt remedy
for Iiahitua, costivsness IL would advise all thyee
who are troubled with Dyspepsia Costiveness. Piles
Blllousness, Headacae, any form OF indigestion to
use Or HARsisoS's Pg.isrAtTIc LozgscEs.' Elisha
II ntngton. r. D., Ex Licu;cnant-DovernDr OF
Massachusetts. They are pleasant to the taste and
ever require increase ofdose to perfect a cure.
Ladies, use Or yelpau's French PILE Sold By
Harrison & stsras. IS brady 5 rect.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-06

AFrsa Mr.. EvaIts' and Mr.. Nelson's
truthful expose Of Mr.. Butler, the beast &C.
snaiiy bsg'ns to zee himself % others Geo
him. On Wednesday. Mr.. Nelson offered
the Manager the Alta Wells papers On the
Wholesome cendition ''that be should r.
turn thsm," knowing that his practice has
alssys been never to return the property
Of others credited to his hands. Boiler 70.
fassd COMPATIBILITY 70 receive them on
such conditions" We thought the condi-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

En Esur's ksaDass CIR Cream
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS COS
NgTlc IN THE Would!
II will not lniare the most Delicate Skin
Is presence on the face cannot be detected Il can
be removed only by washing; hnd when renewed
VIII leave the sn softer. T,cther aid wnitef nan
fore n sra eve n discoioEation OF the face,
watcher caused hr exposure th- welher or by ds-
esse. aud fspssosfs upon 81 iarcs the
RADIANT lt5APLRAf,JS OF THE fol III
A ringie ~ 81 proves ali these statements.
And the crtir. ssfty with which II can De useo.
makes lie success complete
- Ask FOR Ia Rree.-see that tne name OF La
Rue Co is blown in the bottle and our trace mark
81 the top Of the front LABEL Sold " all druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. Price one DOLLAR PET
bottle CHURCH = YLlET Propsistors.
Hartford, Cona,
&c Wells Co.. New York: Geo. y. GOODWIN
Co, Boston. Mase., Wh0deeaie Agena.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-06

ORE ron JoLrEr.-Deputr Sheriff Myrss
leTt for Joliet on the $50 afternoon tsln
yesterday in caasge 81 six prisoners. -Four
Of these were negroes aud two Of tnen
white men. The negroes manifested acme
evidences Of satisfaction over the prosp a,
ahcad--wero sure o. living now, and Of
this they lad not felt vtr7 rtaln before
Ii is undoubtedly trus tnat five sixths Of
the negro population do not appreciate
either the enornity of crime or the degra
dation ofthe punishment inflicted. Not one
OF these negro prisoners care snap about
the disgrace aud had they not entertained
the notion that there was hard work in re-
servo for them, the prospect would have
been rather pleasing than otherwise Cairo
Democrat. 2eh.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-06
WHAT EVERY HoRsEMAN WANTS "A rood
W cheap, and reliable linimcnt. sach an article il
iDR. TOBIASI
Venetian Horse R.tnfment.

For Lameness, Cuts, Calls, Colic. Sprains. &c.
warranted cheaper than Any .ther. 1t is used by all
the gre AZ horsefnen Long leland coorses 1t will
not cure Pin boDe nor SPAWN. a. there 10 no Ini.
meui IN existence that VIII. What II Is stated to
J; positively does. No owner OF horses will be
wthnut Il gitr try ing bottle. One dose relieves
ana often savefi the lite OF an oveYheated or driven
horse. For Collie aud Belyache II has never failed
Jusf the rises just IL this VAL
uahe Lin meat TO be the Horse Esntrocatlon OF the
dav Use IL one and all Depot, 36 Cortlandt street,
New York. Sold by all Druggists and storekeepers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-06

Ma. WADswosru. ina leisure delivered
the other day before a San Francisco aud
iencc on tho agricultural AMI Other cspa-
cities Of caiitornia, told an ansciote about
California wine. in the late French Exaos-
tloa. lie was present ia the American depart
meat. aud saw the official French exauin-
srs making their rsunds. They tasted the
American wilma Of the Atlantic Ssatos, and
Always said they were TOO sone,hiug-lob
swes,-tco much the taste OF sugarcsne.
lie thon gave them a hotilo Of California
wine, from which no had rsmoved its label
They tasted it, looked at one another, aud
then said II was not American wine but
they would overlook the thing, 10. Then
Mr. Wadswurth told the truth, to their
great surprise. and they ended by declaring
that wine to bs genuine, and very differ
eat RON the other kia1 produced in the
Eastern States. No doubt California 10
more favored than any Of the sister States,
N III zee ard or to-rid conditions OF earth
aai ar which give tho grape its best ALI
men, and vlgor