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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-24
NORTHERN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
On aud amor December 25ti, lsCl pau.s,..
will rum AZ fullOws. "sN

on aud amer December 2ith, lsol Pa,i.1,,,
will run as iollowsi g
UPW4RD TRAINS.
AC,ouonAuoN TRAis leaves Concord nj i.,
tor Mhlto River Junction, connecting win r. a.
Wells River ~ John-nuryi bafton. Ntvp0H t
uy md Ma.ug Lakes. StAustead. Bath Ilttl.t " q
tor sc. Also with trains for Monticello r-
ST. Aluans tou-o's Point Montreal Oplss.'.,.
thc Wet
DAY E1rurss TuAiS leaves Concord Al la,.
lOf While River junction. cunnectng uin h,
Montpelier, Burlington. Rouso's Point Moe,
and with ugdouspurEh and Grand Tpns RsI,.
che West
Bai.roL rnsfs leaves at3Ii p M, FOR Fas,s
Bristol.
EvrSiyG Exrurss TuAiv leaves Concord 4, ...
Tor White River Junction, connecting win H.
Montpelier, Burlington, st. Alhans. Rouse. h. "a,
trcHl % rlcushurEh and the West
sUr on arrival Of trains ifom Boston " 0rss.ts, B.
mouth. Portland, Sc.
DOHNWfRD TRAINS.
INCOMING ENrnUss TnAtx leaves Whit p.,.. .
tion Tor Concord nt l1 a. m., or 90 arrival aft-,
ugicnsburEh and Montreal. On Mondays a n.
steud of .1u
tBmsr0L TRAis leaves Bristol Dor Consorl nj b,
and Franklin "A q.15 a. 90.
IMAM THAiN leaves White River Junct.ss q.
cord 90 l2ll u., or on arrival OF trains over H.
mont Central. Psssumpsc. AMI White Mounis i
roads.
DAY ExFnrss rHAix leaves White River J,.-
SGD D. m. or on arrival Of trains from Mlrfs,
Opieusnurrh. bmttlehoro. kcenc. Below F,a i
sor. &C.. connecting nt Concord with tfalni M N.
ter. Nashua. Lowell and Boston.
These tralus connect - Concord with ia,.
Manchester, Lawrence Portsmouth, Portland n.
Worcester New York, Lowell, and Boston
Concord, n H., Dee 1867.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-24
TERRIBLE DEATHt

= OF the thousands wasting away with Consun ption
here not one IN ten hut that revert to time when
twas hominJ bh Cafarrh" This disease depends upon
poison and Immoral condition Of the General system
nha the use OF strong snu causc solutions alway.
titte the parts already naamed, they often astrnre
the membrane suddenly checking the morbid secret
anu arriving tho disease directly upon the lungs The
success OF Dr.. kENSEDY's "PERMASENr CuRE ron q
A I hss ~ the fact that It purldes the blood gives
nrane Is cleansed and healed hy soothing appeatlons
all Druggists. '' ~
DEMAs BARNES & CO, y. Y, General Agents
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-24
MEDICAL ILLUM1NATTOY ;

~ Four Magnihcently Illustrated Medical Bsats
obtaining Important Phys illogical Information for Men
u women ssnt iree on receipt Of y cts, by addressing
civ ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-24
agricultural.
THE GRAIN.

This Department IL conducted by
Hon. j. W. Colburn and Hon. John Gregory.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-24
IT RESTORES GRAY nan TO RS oRiGINfiL
YOUTHFUL COLOR.

II makes the scalp white aud clean cures dandmn and
humors, and falling ont Of the hair aud will make It
grow upon bald heads except In very aged persons
furnishes the nutruyc principle by which the hair is
nourshcd and supported itnakcs the halr moist con,
and glossy, and d. unsurpassed asa
HAIR DRESSING
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-24
4 NDREW GOES
"A sUPERPnOsPHATE OF LIME.

From he Directors 9f ths ib1nB County fg-icaral and
Mechanical soeftu.
ALBANY. January .. IsG4.
Having Implicit confidence in the great value of the
Super-phophAtc manufactured hy Andrew Coo, OF BAL
tmorU, Md. and firmly believing iu It's efficiency ns O.
manure 90 aid .u maintaining the fertility, we'll us
increasing the products Of the farm cordially RECON-
mend H. use 20 farmers horticuliurss and market ea-
dencrs generally, feeling assured will ho disap
pointed loo The good result that will follow applclt0u
to almost all farm and garden crops
IL gives evidence Of being well aud carefully prepared,
and free from the adultemtion so common ia many mn-
uures offered To the puhlici while i lands has
more than proved al that be claimed for IT,"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-24
WANTED, AGENTS, SIS to 5000 per
CHAW,S CHEMICAl. ELECTRN N

- VEB-PLATING FLUID makes wolu-o. .,at d.
ware as good as new Samples sent by mail rece pit
o. - cents TO pay Tor packing and po-fi Address
aiAN; Chemist 80 Elm street. bridgeport, Conn. Agents
wanted everywhere.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-24
ME GREAT PIN-WORM REMEDY

a Those troublesome and dangerous pests Piu-Worms
or any other worms safely and thOrou Oily expelled
rom the system by the use Of Or. Gontfs Pin-JgorH
oyP without injury to the health Of the most delcat
enla or adult, Purely vegetable Warranted 10 cure
sists Price Zoe. 80 'e
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-24
ITO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
STAGE NOTICE.
MONTPELIER, BARRE. WASHINGTON.
BRADFORD and CHELSEA

The subscriber will nun the ola line Of Stages from
Montpelier TO Bradford ua Barre and Washington as
follows
Leaves Montpelier three times a week. Tuesdays.
wednesdays and Saturdays, arrival OF the train from
the North for Barre, Washington Bradford and Chelsea
Returning Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, leaves
Ohelsea at A. No. Washington at 30 A. Barre 40 ll p.
South
PsA new and comfortable Stage has just been placed
upon this line. H. r. YOING
Montpelier Oct. 1, 1867 sldaw r.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-24

sfsr1,s'ifi on no coEHsefIag o. a, %
dh1afic uin o.
ARIZONA. C0LuhAU
uENhN CuAtNCEY. CuNsTHlr
SEN YORK. GOLDEN ur
OCEAN QUEEN. AACRAVll'
NORTHERN LIGHT. UULuEN MI
DuniA RIGA MuATNA
de-. lt
ore VI che above large aud syhcndd s.siu.ls :
I.ave Pier so. o. Nurih River. foot 0f CaasI s.tts
O'Clock, uuon un the 9TH 10Th aud 4th of even 81
uNoapt when those dates Tall on Sunday All tsl 81.
preceding saturday. Tor Aspiuwall, eonnsci1t .
r1uamu Railway with one Of the COMPANY set1rl
uum Panama Got san Francisco touching Al A,igsa
DeplIturcs of lst aud 18th connect 10 hll4i q
teaiuea for ooufn PAcific and CESiRAL Am.
iuHfs. Iaoso 90 l-t touch al MAyEASitlo
Departures of 'th each month tonusct With b, 8
team nne fum Panama 70 AUSTRALIA and Nu o.
LANn.
The steamer Of July 9, 1868, connect, ea..ii q.
steamer japan, leaving San Fuanoiseo, Augss
Japan aud China.
Due Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each siss
At1la-e masters accompany 20 ~ &c through a.
ieut tn ladies and children without male pntF
dac1agc received on the dock the dsy ieioTs al
rom steam Yoats. railroads, and pas'cu urs viz pre-
ifni early. An experienced surgeon on h0an. n
lle aad Attendance frce.
For passase Tickets or further inlnfmatou, ari.
.hc Company fickets Office CA The Wharf Rot ~
street, North River, Now York.
To ?. n BABY ~
or to the agents for New England
c. l.. BARTLETT A CO.
Jan ]. IL Bfoae b., Bass
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-24
VEGETABLE s1C1LGAN


Has stood the test Of years before the pubc and
no preparation for the hair has yet been discovered that
will produce the beneficial results lisan entirely
new scientific discovery combining many Of the most
powerful and restorative agents in the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-31

Cures them without rssorting 70 Mercury Iodide
Potessii Arsenic. any poison, but With Neutral
aef positive cure for ali humoFs and blood poisons.
OR0AsIo WHAKrsss, such ~ Seminal Weaknees,
abuse Of the system early ndscrsions. excesaes o.
entsIlea hereditarly, causing loss Of memory confu
ATOM depression. dlmness and oftsntimcs insanity,
with other deporabc train " symptoms treated and
tine and expense. elect. Gonorrh-a, Structure, and
al diseases peculiar to the sexes Of private mature.
fs 0IH a,ssssss Of the MOST HORRIBLE CLASS
blotches on the face. small watory biisters pains Ii
head and bones, liberated throat, nose, limbs and
body, scrofua, together with an endless number Of
d3s. jsoes issecommsndsd BY the pesss esnsraI,
q medical faculty, and professoss medical college,
Soe. Those a6licted should opply imnediatoay. cSd
s. cured oftheee terrible diseases.
Dn. JAnD ~ tussls..e9 49, am2sovsdsnd
sfsi Diseases peculiar 70 the ssxss WIN Directions
and prescriptions for self treatment.
6rxnxAroKEnKA, caused by self abuse, sexual *
cess &c. Is fully treated and win NOE fail to arrest
An important feature Of the book II troaties upon
Ooncep.ton-how avosded-and the necessity and
propriety. sometimes, OF 70 doing.
Tie various diseases peculiar to femases efuily
treated and their remedies given.
The Monitor Is printed upon nne paper, nestly and
substantially bornd, containing soo pages, and V
intended as book be kept for private reference
and consultation. II 10 nrl.1m IN parvo-much N
the smallest space. Buy I'll Read III The book will
injure none, but benefit al-The old and young Of
both rexe.-mnriied and single. Price OF
Book. R1.OO.
Address. DR.. JAMES. p Q Drawer iS63, Chicago, IA.
DR., james Office and Pariors are nj % Randolph
stsset corner Of Dearborn street. Chicago where Be
nay b consulted personally By letter mon al d.
0aSee pertaining to hi speciality. Once koufe ifo0
"a. =. see ?. i. Consultations eoae1eeAaal.:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-31

:, ZANE TO LIFE AGAIS.-The Ligonicr
banner OF recent date, gives the following
strange incident:
In our last issue We noticed the drown.
ing Of little adopted SON of Mr.. Bern.ra
punbergsr. who resides near this plac. but
strange to relate, the family and neishbore
snpposirg him dead, had conmsnce .lav.
ing him OUT when luckily neighbour cam.
10 Who took the little fellow by bis feet and
stood him on his head, which smptied the
water from his lungs and stomach. after
which signs Of Termination appeared. and
in short time he was fully restored TO life
and consciousness. Itwould he ali e.,
all to remember the means used in this IN.
stance. - it may be the cause of s.vin~ IN.
lives Of others.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-31
Argument In she Gnfted states
Circuit Court at sew York
(rrom the New York Sun, March go


Vnite3 States Circuit Court-Ha,ct at.
Tie Cxicago, Rock Island and Pacific Rail
road. and anottcr.--In this case, removed
10 the United States court from the state
courts, AID in which q motion to remand
has been argued. the court ressrving its de-
cision thereon, and in which siIidavits and
various papers have been read in support Of
the motion TO dissolve the injunction grant
ell in the state courts, argument was CON-
menced by counsel for defendants, to have
such injunction dissolved. Counsel argued
a, grea, length in support Of the right Of the
directors to issue the now stock, the issue
OF which il complained OF by plaintiff. lie
said the ostensible ground, and that plain
uGs counsel had endeavored to raise issue
foreign to the real issues lie defended the
RICH, of the directors. to issue the new stock
OF the consolidated companies, on the
ground that such issue was greatly for the
benefit Of the road that the road had been
and was now in very prosperous condition
under the management Of thsss directors,
notwithstanding it was hampersd in ito
opera IONS blythe harassiog litiga Initial
ell by the plaintiffs in tho various suits
against its directors. lie said that, in view
Of oil the facts in the case, the complaint
was most singular one that, while il wsi
| complaint alleging injury to the road by
The directors, it was apparent to every disin-
| tsrsstsd party cognizant OF the facts, and
knowing what the interest Of the road re-
! CURED that, if plaintiffs succeeded, the
stockholders would be the injured parties
the real benefit Of PLAINTIFF acts and sue
| cess accruing to operators 10 stocks and
! others not having the interest Of the road =,
heart, and some Of whom were, doubtless
| inmicAl to the true interests OF the road
He said that the att mpt to examine ths
| rectors Of the road previous TO issue bein
JoIned was irregular, and was fishing
scheme, and the directors. by the advice Of
counsel. were right. and did not prejudite
their case by not submitting to such an in
qulsItorial project at time 40 premature.
lie said the right to examine defendants in
preliminary proceedings had become 30
much abused of late as t. become a scandal ;
that the idea ofsuddcnly and without warn.
ing suminonng man to appear before 4
rsfciee and testify without any preparation.
and to give up, instantly, all has books and
papers. including even his private CORE
| .pondencs, was monstrous one, and coun-
| sol should always advise their clients 10 re
sist it the uttermost. The right OF such
| examinations wss restricted to much mar
| rover liuits III England, aud such proceed
ngs were taken IN proper manner, due
| time being given to the parties, and the pro
cesdiugs being conducted with q decorun
| 10 which We were fast becoming strangers.
Futhsr argument was adjourned until tins
| morning, when counsel for plaintiff will
reply.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-31
to one dollar

TO one dollar
Mr.. Williams held that the true course to
stop these frauds was a proceeding IN rem
and not prosecution Of Individual, and
argued that the present provision was idsti.
fable and would be Effective.
Mr.. Hendricks condemned the tax as un-
reasonable and as being the sole cause ii
the frauds. proper tax could be coll.c;et,
and tax OF fiiiy cents would produce mole
revenue than one of TIVE dollars.
>. Aitef further deba:e the Senate, on nc
10 o. =. Howard. disagteedto The report.
aess-Aetsrr. Buckalcw. Chaadler, Colo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
-s--s-.-------- --------
CAUSE AND ECT.


II HOFF's MALT EXTRACE HEALTH BEy-
EkAuE proves lite great value NJ detctc. nourish
Ing, and ealing remedy by itr enormous consump
ton throughout the world during the pact eighteen
years IL the .cieutiac bodies of all civilized
Tries have united in its praise and bestowed upon its
originator many medals aud diplomas II the mo al
eminent physicians recommend 1t in their practice
to their Dcbiiated Patients. and TO those suffering
from diseases OF the Throat Chest and Lungs, al
nicied with Dyspepsia, Foul Stomach, Loss OF Ape
ttc. etc IL tsintroducton into the principal hos
pitals of Europe and America has done wonders. As
the Official reports will estify, then feel tha, the
American public justified in their appreciation Of
its great value, and in their discrimination between
uon Malt Extract Health beverage and the innu
merable socalled remedies and tonice Of the day,
which are shorltved by reason ofthe slight founda-
ton which they build their repntotion but hoffe
Malt Extract Health beverage has been steadily in
creasinr s consumption for the past eighteen year,
and Is more popular to-day than ever ard wherever
introduced has met with weli-msri,ed success.
sot hyTASFELDT. THODE & CO.. Agents
No ~ West Second street Davenport. lows
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-31

Tue Pope Is making a crusade against
the improprieiies of dress, and. we learn,
"lsys the blame On the shoulders Of the Ia
dies The Pope is at fault We have sx
amincd the shcaiders Of the ladies', and
havn't found blamed thing there.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-31
Sentinels for Safety.

There 10 In the blood an Independent faculty Of sen.
sation, which gives expression by pain and infan-
nation when foreign matters are present. Hence
pain andinhammation mean selfprotsction, and are
esntineis for the body's safety.
Aid the beod by BRANDRLTH'S PILLS, to take
out foreign matters Qmpurties), and your pain. In
fammaiion and sickness will often be only an AFFAIR
Of . few hours.
Mics Consardin, OF Reading, schuyler c., N r..
cured OF contraction Of the arm OF over year
standing BY lees than dollars worth Of BRAND
RETH'S PILLS. The arm was entirely useless for
over year.
Principal Agency. Brandreth House, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-31
Oheula He 1gave Dcen 1ns
neaehA0.

when John Adams wanted Timothy
Pickering to resign his position a. Sscrs-
tary Of State, he sent him the following
nets:
May 10, 1900.
"SIn-As perceive necessity Of intre-
ducing change in the administration Of
the Office OF State, think !, proper to make
tnis communication OF il to the present
secretary OF State, that be may have AL op-
pottnnity of resigning If he chooses.
should wish the day or which his rssigna-
ton is 10 take place TO be named by him
self wish for an answer to this letter on
or before Monday morning, because the
nomination Of a successor must be sent to
the Senate as soon as they sit.
with esteem, ! am, sir, your most ODE
dent and humble servant.
"JoBs ADAMS"
Mr.. Pickering, like Stanton, refused to
resign, when Adams sent him this persmp.
tory note:
"l2th Nav, 1869
"To Timothy Pickering Philadelphia
"sIR-Divers causes and considerations,
essential to the administration oil the Gov
eminent, in my judgment requiring change
| in the Department Of State, you are hereby
| discharged from any further SERVES as Sec
| Rotary Of State. 'JonS ADAMS,
president of the United States
Why was not John Adams mpesched
Did any one among all those who had help
Cd 10 frame the Constitution, WHO were then
in public life assume or deeisre that the
President had committed any oifsnse in re-
moving Mr. Pickering Not one, that new
light was ieft as n new revelation Q radical
| 49,, ,Lrapra Thad Stevens
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-31
KNOWLES,
STEAM PUMP.

PATENTED IN ENGLAND AND FnANce.
This Pump has received the Hsensss PSsnIua q
Svefy Fair where Il has been exhibited. v1n: 00W
York, Boston, Baltimore. Cincinnati, Bu0alo. 0ySo.
cuea, Spripgnold and Worcester. 49,
1t has no CYanks or Fiy-whcel. ana has no 1ooA
points where Il will stop. conse quently y always
ready to etart without using starting haS, oad doe
not REQUIRE hand work to get past the eeotso anl
IA the only Pump made that will work ~ eteam
valve with water, consequently II always sosdy -
start when the stsam cylinder u ailsd With eo,1 w.
ter Of condemnation.
has been used for thar eight ysass fbs Sssd-
Ing stationary STEAM BOILERS, and has been ueed
more than ave years % LOCOMOTIVES, and 10 the
only Steam Pump yet trsd that y \ every way adsp
ted for that 1t has been extensively used for
pumping water fDf Hotels, Public 1nsituSions Mis-
Ing Purposes, and Manufacturing IEstahisbnsnts Of
every hnd. with perfect 1t has been tested
in the Navy, and In consequences IL recommended By
the Chief Engineer of u. D. Navy, be used 1t the
Navy Yards and on Steamers. Ar Fire Engine u y
recommended by all Ins Companies, ana 10 u0ivef-
sally adopted by the manufacturing companies =
New England. Although we have bsen constantly
making additions 30 Works, yet the rapidly increo-
sing demand for Pumps has hitherto been great
err than our possible production but with recent en-
largemcnt of our Works and extensive additions to
our manufacturing facilities, We hope 10 be able to
supply all orders.
feet independent Steam Pump ever invented, end
for sim plicity and durability tefes competition.
For further Information, address the PfOpsieogo q
theis works.
vv0E4e0s. :. - q -
04ly kNOWL& = 1I1AD1s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-31

''NAKE . sober man drunk and you have
got . Democratic convert made and To-
beled."
This il . small attsnpt 1t wit BY Rad
ical twaddlsr. Neither Senator Yates
drunA in Washington dining room, with
nothing on but his shit, Grant boosy enc
sunday ct . street corner, Senator Sprsgus
"ioo full for ntterance," when he arose in
shs Senate to make . motion, nor Senator,
Chandler. who IL never sober, ever e.v. a,v
evidences Of Democracy, bu. their R.a;c.i.
Ism is always in exact proportion to A..
stage Of iotoxication they have reached !,
The time they exhibit Il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-31
sbc w c-t~s ard Tendency Of Mun.
utscturiug xnierprisc.

We IKE the following from an Eastern
esehaur
lu conversation with one OF thu West
cfe 3.hea'tS a 90 accent National Com
te.fr..i Doev nj .'. 80 r coreesr pond II
Mi rH#f..Mar nffu.WoR cons
cW A.f NJ sc,t 1911 ~ Western
$50 At-s 's ta, iaute OF mann
f.1tp.r. t 81 establishments IA ne
Aeslua Sss.-- j =. IA aea ter mauafsc.
fassfs trnse ~. tgts. market place
eft .matf. i < ear tie commercial
eeurr., ,ntsea8 II /, the waterfalls, far
away from tho acah ,asi Good. are, for
the mos, part, made near cheap fuel and
railro -. y ohviais tho expense of irsish,s.
commissions, agencies, etc, thus snsbling
the Eastern msnuiSciurtr to real 10 larger
profits on the labor Of every operative they
employ. But Western men now urge that,
with the coal and water facilities Offered by
nature At the West, with the removal ofthe |
tax on manufactures, sad cheap freight "a
cihtics and cheap labor. goods can DO man
uisctured rs cheapiy as in the East, and
that the tmc is not far distant when the
large cities OF the West will be in compet-
ton with those Of the East that the true
places for manufacturing industry those
places which will be hereafter the true
places for manufacturing industrv-are the
ch'sf centres of trade; that it is no; the
possessions Of abundant wa,sr power. or
coal near at hand, which will determine tie
question, but that the question will DO Do.
termined BY the advantages held out BY
these great centres Of supply for dsposins
Of products when manufactured.
"Thc last report Of the Secretary Of the
Interior develops the tendency of manu!ac-
turing industry. From large number Of
places. East and West, selected to give .
comparative view OF the productive power
OF that industry in the places napsd, it was
shown that the amount Of earnings averaged
by the operatives is less at points where
sieam power IS used ar d coal mines are not
a. hand The average earnings of each
operative IN lowell, Manchester. Patterson
fiitsours, Philadelphia and Reading. are
considerably less when compared With III.
average earnings FOR those places vhsr.
there IL 10 water power, and an absence os
easy access TO coal. 1t is also claimed that
industry is more productive in money value
at the West than in the East. Tho connie
ticn Of the Pacific Railroad. it is prophe.i,d.
will tend to make the West tue great seat
Of manufacturing industry, as it will BE- the
centre Of civilization. The question 10 one
Of political sconemy."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-31

Stock yards are to be crested At Will
- Junstien this spring, fer the accsmmo.
6oaisa u olk>ls dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-31
LIVE 3 1ES.
JAS. A. HI0H,

PRopniBfen o. SHD
Harrison Street Livery OtobleA
S0,a HARRISON STREET, BETwRRN
II Front and Second. Horses 4
Carriages, Of the best quality, to let at 81
hours. Funerals furnished ON short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and boarded at reasonable charges. my1o-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-31

3 ! q 4
I'm Ru~.s Alnbasger Cream.
TIE rosT BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS cos
AHTIC IN THE WORLD!
1, will no, Eniure the most Delicste Skin
is presence on the face cannot be detseted u can
he removed only by washing; and when renewed
Win lesxe the SKIN softer smoother and whittier ttsn
before n eraccaies every dscolornton OF the lace
Whether caused By oxposure 20 th- wsther OF " az
e-sc and besto vs. upon sll faces the .---.,x
RADIANT COMPLEXION OF THE ". III.
angle Il .al proves all these stAieiis
And the eftifc safis with, which II eaA pc aseo'
makes IL success complete tr.
So A,k FOR La Rue's-see that INC Lahs o. "a
Rue Co. i. blown in the bottle snd our ',see na,k
at the top OF the front label SOLO y aA n,is, ~,
h NM 'ne. CHURCH 3 FLINT; Proprietors,
Doiuc --s~ra Hartford. CoAu.
N, = q Nev York; Geo. U. Goodwin
=. ncstnr- nsec Wholesale Agsnts.