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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-29
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BEAUTIFUL,


Zee OSCBLIA DE PERSIA, or VICTORIA Rk0lA.
for BEAUriFyIN0 THE COMPLEXION
and PRESERVING Tx SKIN.
The inyaIuable toilet article was discovered BY
celebrated chemist In France and II ie 10 him that
the Ladies OF the Court Of Europe owe their beanQ.
With all Its simplicity and purify there Is no article
that will compare with II Ne beautfner OF the CON-
pexion and preserycr OF the skin. -.
Nj. {. MoCfusxrY purehaeed the rteeipt OF MIN
ONE ten years ago he has etBce that time given "
perfect trial among his personal fends and ths sfs
tocrac circles Of Ihadelp hia NeW ork .bAlunofe,
Boston, New Orleans, St. Louie Savaanah, Charles
ton Wilmington, N c.. &c. They have used u 1nn
nnquahed admiration. md would consider the toilet
mperfec, without this and poreIy harmless
PRESERVATION. Victoria Rexia nd Oseeeia de foreia
mas given such entire satisactien II every Instance.
,nat ne now compelled to offer IN the public TAie
a.ucien entirely different nom anything 0fthe kind
sver attempted. and II war; snted
FREE fhoM ALL POISONOUS SUBSTANCES.
A.'el using oeceiia de Persia and Victoria Reaia
or saofl TINE. the ekin will have sOft eain 1Iho
texture imparts freshness pmoothneee and eolt-
ness 20 tne SKIN that can only he psuduced b. usinR
thie vauaote article This article II no vulcsr co.
pound 70 injure the skin comple xicn Int enhan-
ces A. oeautihcf and s use eauuot possihlv - de.
tected BY the cloeest observer
For removing Tan, Fseckles. Snnburn and Cuta-
neous Diseases rom tAe skin. 1t 10 invaluable.
M. G. McCluekey has every con dcerce ~ ,..o,,
meEding his Victoria Repis and Osces de P.rsis 20
the Latire NJ being the only perfect and reliable tot
/ let article now In
GENUINE PREPARED ONLY BY NC Mecrrrs.
KEY,
And his name stamped on each lsbel-no other N
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Sold By all Druggists and Psrfamsfs In the United
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-29

Dear Slrt-H,ving witnessed Incorporation Of DR..
Wrighis Tar syrup in cases Of Consumption cheer
fully recommend II 10 all pereons 90 afflicted
JESSE r WALKER,
Fourth and Chestnut Sts, Philadelphia.
Thomas winmill Butcher, in "a st. Market. Phil
adelphia, writes:
After suffering two ycars with Consumpsion and
constant hemorages, was induced 20 try n rights
Tar syrup. After using six bottee health returned
and am now se g 10 attend to my business
SIS stevens, Druggists. Reading. Pa writes:
Mr.. !. !. KRONER The gross OF Tar sprnp p,-.
chased abouf three weeks ago nearly all sold NV
customers speak highly of It. Send half vr,s. nj,
to nv father. at Middletown Pa and ebarreitt, me
c. b. vansyckel. Drugsists. Treuton, \. j., .ays
DR.. wrigh = Tar Syrup does all yau claim for /.
am selling largely OF it. and with much satisfaction
t. nv customers.
wrights Tar syrup Il sold by al Druggists and
oountry storekeepers. Price s. per bottle one
bottle will check the mos. aggravated Cough.
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Ladies. take Particular Netics
the REAL vElPAU FEMALE PILLS

nsss Pils, - celebrated many yeasa seo n fa.a:.
epf She relief Of female Irregularities and
sor ther criminal employment IN inc practice Of abcrs
don, ere nov oGessd Tor sals Tor The Ant tine r
America They have bssA kept n comparative OBJ
ocuriy nom The fact that The originator; d. velpeu.
4 pfysician In RaR1o. Of gfeas wealth. and gtrict
smscisnsioue principles and has withheld thsm from
general use lsst they should be smplcysd for unaw
"a ovesconing Ysnaas Ohs6ae4ioas. TayinQ Of ~
Womb, WINES. Green Sickness. Suppression, Ksssn
tion. or lmmodefats Flow Of The 4onthly D.
chafes, Nesvoss - spiaal 1sses.saa raln9 Y sne
Non q the Heart Hysesrcs. etc, and VII eject
care vhsn I'll other Deans have failed and. a.
tAoagA powerful remedy, Do not contain eslomsl.
snfiinouy. OF anything huftfni % the constitution.
49, rem seed. they "a peculiariy suited. They
viii. IN short time. bring on the monthly perioc
With regularity. 1890
whsa tAae y any reason to believe thensvso ~
neof FOR they WI b sufc 70 produce miecesna&e
Ladiss CO p-ocars : boz. ssassd non ths 80 Q!
. curioos 81 enclosing dollar, snd ~ pocee91
saampe 10 II, w. NACOMBER, General Agent S01
She United Seatss and Csnadas, Ct Albany. n T..
| . M Authorised Aeens.
HARRISON . STARKS, Ag'ts. IS Brady 81.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-29

:, rhysieians wonder ct the extraordinary power OF
hADw AIS kkNOvArlN0 k1SOLv1NTtn curing
70. worss forms Of scroillous. Syphnoid. Chsonic
SKIN Diseases. and ito marvellous power IN reoul
eaieuioos concretions. a0ordihg Immediate relief
end consequent cure VI disease Of the Kidnev
n asoosr. Lv.r Lungs P.ncrsss. spleen tn rapid
scsnty. tur pid, aieuminous. cloudy urine; lis d
moe Instant efncacs IN stoppnxL and painful
csensrge o. urine. and re singular power In curing
shosa, Bloody Urine. and other unhss Inv and
weakening discharges and enquire wherein the
sAhsAPAhlLLiAN used In the Renovation Re
solvent differs tom ordinary Sarsaparllast Gar-
sapariIlian 10 the only principle In sarsapariIia
tnAt possesses curative properties all other parta
VI me roof are Inert and useless One ounce u this
extract obtained under DR.. Railways new process
Tor extracting the curative properties from vege,a
Die substances. contains more OF the true principle
OF cure tian 20 lbs OF the ordinary roota
SAksAPAkiLLiAN 10 only one OF the mgr ,di-
ents thar forms this trui wonderful medicine aud
II 10 the only compromising remedy that comm uni.
pelss throuSh Is. BI0op sWEAT pros
other retions, sec urtng harmonious functional
action ofevery depraved organ and giant In the
system. II the blood II corrupt, the hcsolvent III
make 1t pnre II the Lungs are liberated and sore,
eccretng thick phlegm aud prurelent matter, tho
Res olvcnt will loosen this deposit and repair the
Wasting lung with sound and healthy material. II
the Skin Is covered with pmplss, spots, pustules.
sofes, ulcers. &C., tho Rcsolvcnt will quickly re-
mo . these annoyancss. II mercury deposited In
the bones and has accumulated In the system, the
Re solvent will drive il cut. 1.-THE Throat or Bron-
caisl Glands ulcer ated, the Resolvent will cure
these signs Of an early waste. Direct remedies.
possessing only exclusive prnpe tics. hur,ful
they increase the functional secreions Of one or
gan BY suspendng the constituents creiions Of 9TH
ers hence, compromising remedy like the res DIV
BEAR in MIND THAT EVERY DROP OF
BLOOD impreenated with the Rerolvent and ABB
sofbed to supply the waste OF the body. viii make
pure, sound and healthy flesh and fibre. The nrst
dose that 10 taken commences il work OF pusincA-
Ion and Increasing the appetite and flesh.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-29

sUW VIA ~ Tor the past ~ years. ahiu S'Oa0
tn psrsop whom all afflicted should consult NO one
svef he ard Of patient OF his not being cured snce ne
- becn in thiscity. His reputation has vouchers
m the city papers his paieols and The mse i0a pro
fsson both here and abroad, - being the most ss1
"a epecislets here. and thorough master Of eueex
al die ~ II all others fail. don't deepaa, gtss
Rim 4 call Il 10 only common occufrenee WIN nm
and gentlemen, and the most co1pases y NE citl.
YouNo Nm. Take Particular N0tiOos-Doeeos DC.
slov deyotes much Of HE ums 70 he osootneet q
thoe. casee caused BY seeees hath, wheh sane eo0
NV and mind. unAtti The uAlCgt1nats Individual
for either business orsociety TIE esd erect o. these
esry habits the excessee Of rper yeafs 70 weak
n the dehiitats the Constitution, destroy the Yhye-
r., ana mental powers, diminisA End enleeble the
natural fselines anf exhaust the vta1 sneYgise Of
manhood the pleasuFes Of NE are marreds the object
81 marriage frustrated and existence itsef rendered
term u unceasing misery andrsgret e0ch persons
especially those contemplating marriage, should lose
no time IN making immediate sps dcation, - Dr.. B.
81 his new treatment. II enabled 20 insufsa speedy
| and pefmo nent cure. II
Consultations iree and confidential. Once. No. IN
South Clark street, cor Monroe, half b4ocx non
the Post once. Post ofics Box l54, Chicago. H.
| once hours from , A. n. 70 n. NJ.
Send for HE "Gulde to Health" puohshed month
MELEE, ssnd for descriptive circsias. 9
ReooaYie Rame6io. ~ Bot pgsve1&ase g eooeeoe10
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SPRUNGFIELD.
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Smith & NELSON'S
r i VOLV i r S

Length OF Barrel > inches.
These pfstcls light. have great force, are
Gre shoot accurately be left loaded say length
Of time without injury. are OF liable To get out Of or
der, and arc safe 10 carry
~ Every Pistol warranted when Cartridges are
used manufactured under Patent. dated A. I'll ~.
lSCD.
All orders Allied in their tusn and subject to prices
ruling At time u shipm~ns Of goods.
0o0ds delivered u 2xpfees Office. Or Railroad
Freight Depot. In 6pring1eN.
Ttans-Cafh on delivery, In Baukablc Funds. New
YOek City. Addre.s SMITH D WILSON,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-29
KROMER'S HAIR DYE
Best in the World.

Natural. Durable, Beautiful. Best and Cheapest In
the Wosld-wii give satisfaction to all. Principla
Wholesale Agents for Wright's Tar Syrup and Kr0-
mers llsir Dye In Chicago. Fuller. Finch & Fuller,
Lord 3 Smith. and Burnhams & Van Setback.
JOHN j. KRONER,
400 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia,
eua3o >cm oil spropeletce
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-29
DIR. Bigelow.

.Isthe only Physi ciar, = : Specialize
now in Chicago that can be entirely
relied upon. TO TO nin. and not eut-
fer that horrible diseaee 70 remain In
your syetem. dls6guring your tAes
aud body, besides destroying youl
happiness and future prospects Of lie:
He has made PRIVATE DlSKA6kd
Ard NERVOUS DEBILITY his study
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-29

0lii Devare !! /. q al woes1lse l1ieas.e.
nHUooo 0onuino WitAout "COOTAH1s 0Ioeeose.
~. - ~, discs kepe ~ I'll D1C00aexo.
0Ql.0 49, sens ~ na1l . recslps q peieo.
N4-M Days for ~ three u - :ise p k1Dfso.
~0.W peys for eight u. ~ sisss By Rupees.
aENRY =. CONTAR,
go broadway, N. =.
~ Hs Sale By IN Druggists h Davenpost. Iowa.
os1l y n Wholesale DsueeieD n II thalasgs
49,. 6oA1o 49, 46o-ahueaaA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-29
HElSKELL'S
OINTMENT.

This Ointment after experience OF twenty years,
has proved itself . sovereign remedy for all Diseases
Of the skin having erected . radical cure 10 every
case on which 1t was used, curing many obstinate
cases OF fifteen twenty years standing. that had
previously resisted all remedies prescribed by the
best medical talent IN the country Its effect 10 ae-
tonishing. In lew days the soreness and irritation
|. removed; the skin becomes smooth and healthy,
and remains permanently healed, without the use Of
any other remedy,
Thus rxrrvR, SAlr RnErN, lTcH. SoIpIxRs 1TCn,
HsY aPxI A. III oronsa, PiAPLKs, and every form Of
disease OF the ekn IL punctusy cured, no matter ot
how long standing. Ii has cured bad casee OF II.
ylAnkp ESEiips, and Discharges from the Ear, when
nothing else would heal them. PIgs, that have re-
sisted al other treatment for many years, have been
eHectualy cured by the OF only one box OF THE
Ointment. BraSs, ScALps, aud OiD Sosss. u heals
in : very short time PstoR 30 CxnTs PES Box. II
not cold BY your Druggie send 60 cents to Johnston
Holloway Cowden, Philadelphia box will be
cent free Of postage to amy address.
10 HNOEON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-29

PROPRlRToRs,
eos Arch street. Philadelphia.
Sold ct wholesale II Chicago. by Fuller Finch 2
Fuller. Lord 4 Smith. BurnhanAs q Van behaeck
n. Reed = Co., Smith. Cutler D Co., DeisSen;
Ilrnosists. fcbS-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-29

n. B.-This book contains much valuable inf0r-
nation for the bens1t Of the sick Illustrated with
Agnfes Of the Liver. Lungs, kidneys, and other or
gons In their natural and In their diseased condi-
ten. Every person In search Of health, and desir
OF preserving the came, should send for copy,
which will be sent free OF charge by remitting oae
York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-29

TuE MOST IMMINENT PLAYERS AND MOST
Compstsnt Judgea have given their unqualified
approval Of these Table,. The work mnpshfp 10 OF
te ncst scsniine end sceuYnte description no labor
o. expense being spared 10 sustain the reputation o.
ready achieved BY Kavanagh Deckcr'r Tables
Pastes desiring Tables will find prices az low -
good W0i 4 can possibly be made for.
Western once and Warcroori, ~ Wabash Ave-,
Chicago LII. gibson, General AGENT
Send n, Ctyeulars ard price List rnchf-d1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-29
nOLLOWAY'S
ARNICA
PLAsTERs.

The Original and only true Arnica Plasters pos
ssssing the great healing properties
OF the Arni.a Flowers
The curative effects OF these Piasers In all cases OF
pain or weakness In the breast side back and In
al cases Of Inflammation OF the Lungs. and Cough,
are truly astouishing they give immediate relief.
Phyoeiano prescribe Them and thousands recon-
mend them. OBsERvE-HoILovAssare the Original
and only true Arnica Piasters.
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-20

NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YoRK, Nov. lo.--Ootton steadyJ de-
mand fair, az cents. Sugar unchanged In
every respect; Cuba, llA6ls eentsi Porto
southern, NisSitso. wheat armj demand
tl.1b@116. Oats ffrm; demand moderate; 71@
nv cents. Rye quiet and steadyj a 3S@l 40
cents. Pork quiet and steady at t2o. Gold 1854.
BALTIMoRR MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, November l1.-BRKADsTUFPs.-
The market for -four IL steady. Yesterday,
after Change, there were sales for export OF
500 to 600 b6ls: STANDARD City Mills Extra at
SS eSl sI tb sGs
being one Of 100 bills. choice Western Ane at
d. so per Dbl Prices are steady.
Whsdi-The demand vas brisk this morn
ing, the market firm In tone, and the prices
realized to 10 CENTS higher than those obtained
q few days since. White sold at t2.25@b2 IS;
choice valley red at u 40; prime red st % Is @
t2.3oj good red at t2oe6t21o.
Corn.-Corn Was active, Arm, and higher.
proyi,siSss EIhsse is nothing new to not al u
stock Of bacon 10 nearly exhausted, and tie
Transactions in II are consequently limited.
The demand Is, however, not large, but ns
there can be no supply Of new for month TO
come, at least, pricea are firmly maintained at
II cents for Shoulders, IS cents for rib sides,
and 1eL cents for clear rib do. Hams ara In
fair supply and dull At lT@19 cents. Some
bulk meat 10 offering to arrive, but there ap'
pears to be no disposition to purchase for fu'
Mess pork i wanted, Sat there & none here,
1t 10 offering, to arrive, at cas- .2s@2se but II
on the spot, would bring t7s per Dbl. Lard we
quote dull at 1TRl7k cents.
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NorEs TO DE WIrHDRAwN.-Gen. +, i.
Spinner, Treasurer Of the United States, has
Issued 4 circular to National Banks and des.
ignatsd dspositariss directing them to select
from tho legal tender notes on hand, and
which they may hereafter receive, all notss
unfit for circulation on account Of mutilatiOp
also, all notes Of the denomination Of $50. al
they have been successfully oounterfsited,
and are to DO withdrawn from circulation,
and to retain all notes issued under acts Of
February IS, 1861, and July II, 1859, known
as the convertible issue Of legal tenders. as
the time has long passed for their conversion
into bonds, and new notes will DO Issued for
them.
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ALABAMA.

The state Fair Grsnts Majority
4,2O0-The Vote of the State.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov ls.-Tho 6rst
Alabama State Fair held since 1850, com.
msuosd in this city Yesterday. 1t is numsr.
ously attended, and many visitors from other
States are present. The number Of articles
and Of stock exhibited far exceeds eIpects.
ton, and the fair Is looked upon as . grand
success. It will continue two days longer.
The Legislature adjourned for the fair yes.
tsrday, and will probably do no business this
week . 1T
Tho State gives Grant about 1900 majority.
According to the census Of 1855, the number
Of white voters In the State 10 100, o0o and Of
Eogro voters 90, 900. Grant received In the
State 70, 1866. and ssymOur72, os6. 1t Is ssti-
mated that at least IS, 900 whites did not
vote. The Democrats carried thirty'nins out
Of sixty one counties. and three Of the tiE
Congressional districts.
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THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.

Thi, party has now, With ordinary prudence
and patriotic purpose, . lease Of power for
ffty years to come, and can control the dssti.
MES Of this nation till all the great questions
which belong to the progress Of the human
race are settled, and settled right. There are
some people who would prccipitste questions
Of delicate nature upon US at once. and de-
mand m immediate settlement. To Us con-
servstism is . dead sea Of corruption, and We
have no faith In II; still We do not propois to
preeipitate upon the Republican party and
the nation questions for immediate decision
which have not been properly considered.
One Of the main aud most important ques.
lions IL, what can be done to relieve the
Southern whites who have been implicated In
the rebellion, and who to-day stand disfran-
chised on this account
This Is a question Of q delicate nature, and
must DO approached with due consideration
and care 1t has Its various and complex
phases, and cannot be adjusted in . proper
manner without due consideration and =
proper regard to all the relations which the
question in Its most important and patriotic
considerations involves. In this connection
with the disfranchised whites comes the quss.
tion Of the enfranchised blacks In accordance
with the reconstruction laws Of Congress
There 10 o demand from tho whites that the
blacks shall be ostrsoised and that the whites
shall rule, on tho principle that this is
white mans Government" The Republican
party is pledged to defend both parties, and
to see that justice Is done to both. It cannot
be false to the blacks, neither can Il degrade
the whites for any considerable time, though
even their crimes be great. They sought the
nations life. but they are nov part Of the
nation, and must be regarded as an integral
portion Of the body polite. The only quss-
tion Is, how shall 1t be done, and how shall
their status DO defined with safety to the
nation and to republican liberty These
are questions which will demand our con.
sideration from time to time.
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-20
A want OF Conscience.

The Democratic politicians are at their old
tricks, and arc spdsavoring to show that the
portion Of the Republican party which they
Gsnominate radical are beginning to suspect
that General Grant Is not true to the party
which elected him. All this stuff, which is
false, has q deep design. Il is put forth to
disturb some over.zoalous Republicans to In
duce them to attack the President. elect before
no says or does thing. We rscollsct how II
was whom Mr. johnson succeeded to the
Presidency after tho death Of the lsmsntsd
Lincoln. Ja,t this sort Of game, which Is
now resorted to, was adopted, and . distrust
was created. The results Of that distrust We
all know. Certain psrtis, attacked Mr.. John
son as an unsound Republican before ever he
had given any indications Of q break with tho
party which elected him.
The same game is resortei TO now by the
Democracy in order TO bring about a rupture
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ne do. '"~,n party called Radicals. But
% ra0.Iagsp 'hat they will fail
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