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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-01

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This Medicine will cure <.onor.
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ChOTslee. Diseases OF the H isls
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e:sss.s Ofth- Sexu;El Organs cssu>-
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THIS elegant popular and nfalihle prepara-
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Genital Organs Of either sex, male or female, n
Q few days.
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of Sperinatorrhea generally termed Seminal
Weakness caused by self abuse, excessive in-
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il Il OF from premature grave.
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A " ord 10 the Afflicted.
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n BIN cases OF GonorIhea elect and sem
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should be used ia conjunction with it unfi a per-
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Priee-Male Injecting syringe. 81 cents Fe-
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-01
WmOOP1N0 CO06M. i-
Dr. =. @randae's
Cure for WhOoping cough,


DIsCOvED1FS or T1gE A0Rs
EvxRsoDf Il familiar With that pecuIiie
disease Of childhood which in the majority
Of cases, proves . distressing and. in
some. fatal malsdy, banning Ill The efforts Of
the physician to conduct it 70 favorable ter
minsiion.
Paahoiogists consider this disease under three
stages. The first stage commences with sym.
tOns Of IN ordinary catarrah, attended With
slight fever, which gradually increases; The
bresthing becomes more difficult. and il accom-.
panied with cough and paius III The chest. AZ
this stage Of the disease, Dr. BfaAdie's CufA Tor
WhoOping Cough cts Ike charm ellectually
removing the disease in an incredible shVft spste
Of lime. seldom requiring more tia: three DAYS
TO eject permanent cure, withouS the ieast Il.
jurions effects.
Certi0coeee. o4.
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tered very eesSfesy from WhcOpsne Courh Sor
thres veeks. I ~as sfe&uessIy up wjkh him near
~ allnight, he coughing alm3st iDcesssntly, -
50 bdh thae she blnCd would come ffOA kisfnouth
and iose. issSd Two boxes Of your DIR. b.
dies whoopisk Cosgh Cure. . which relIse "a
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was entirely well am satitRed thst The rene
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-01
y Joy 10 the sick!
~ Old Established assPlsal,
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eight heurs vA,ses suraA lson thrcs ~ tsn lays-
Structures cured u oue = TIRE eeeks kcssard eui
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Drs. u. Il. the mel TO consult they are unQues-
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monthly Reports from The 0d World. "a
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Of the rren Patent Male as ~ the single enc; - per
half oseu 81 per dos1n sent by Gail.
Madnas Lesiesss French Monthly psaisare . and
reliable remedy for Suprasiens and susle Diseases.
Price 81 per box Extfa nne a. sent by mail. No
letters wHl Be answered unless they contain sDaiss
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-01

Whole United states sls.oes i,sl7.s52
Mstc Ithsn. one third 81 the wipe made IN
the United States is made in Ohio, and a
large portion u ths residue in kentucky
and Indiana, adjoining.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-01
N ANnulpabpD.

~ MANHOOD. ts-
,a hIc'RD fof Paris,l sitter sears Of earnest
soIcaAias'"n. has st length scredrd 10 the arm.
est requests q the American public aud sspoist
ed an Ageni IL New York Tor the sale OF his ,al,
ued and highly priced Essence Of Life his
"osheFin agent viii restore manhood 20 tfe
Hest shattered. constitutions. whether ara.iug
IRON tNceeses, the fleets Of climate, or natural
causes n time required 10 cure the most IN
se'erate ci,e u tour weeks; and If uaed accord
inE 7" PRINTED INSTRUCTIONS which are very sim
pie, failure a impossible This life resicrinc
reineas ssouii be taken by all about ~ marry,
as rs elects are petinan.nt. 1t is acknowlede ed
oy The medical press TO be the greatest discovery
ever made It's developing powers are 'niraen-
ious Success * as certain as that SCIENCE over
throws ignorance. Dr Kicord's Essence Of i.ife
issoid m eases, w.th fuil directions for use, At
-. or fo'r Quantities in one for ~, aud will be
ssn' 10 any para. carefully packed. on receipt Of
remittance 10 his accredited agent.
PHlllP ROLAND.
iniSZu ~ Liberty SiyceY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-01

: Comm~eisl AHsj,ssp. ~ Cosso s'sis
TOSSING AND 'c3RPGxrER WORK done
= tsAs bsst n61hSss - ~ t6lics. laesslys
.s-siiS.axsl 3sya
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-01
Box sISs New York City
6slesroom No. a Liberty Street. iys II


D1BODoD1y 81 Worf16g0sO1be peo
priston ~ the NsW Ycfk ntsouSI q .ANooe -
says dsternieed. rseardless e ealsese, p 49,
sslPression Of qusekery, } feur 81 their 9ese q
teftsting 80 inslruetivs AAe@upos -. NG1ia1o
end ~ diequAli6cations, Nervous "a PRyoieS
Dceiityy Prensssrs deessas ~ 1lenhoe1. nj
Yessio., Wsekaeo = Dslsessssa, lnpsssosy.
cial Evil esd thsse Maladiss wAieh sessssS m
youneAts! Ss1lise. esossseo ~ meeueley, - ~.
reees u HAysioleO - ~ lass Of kGssvs. y ~
Thee insduab1s 1eseurss hess bseo W. neonoA
q snIighA:aine - saving thoseas1s. epa ~
addfsssng 6eCnDSAxy, New Yosk AVssS9 u
Anats0y ed usdieise, sls Dsce1W11y Nv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-01

The 25o, 900 articles are printed Or vrittso o.
$50 900 slips Of paper. and ach sealed sepsselsly
in ANAL euve'Opssi and~h@s o dsrsd. are takea
dress ordered 81 nssil. No .farorisisM Z s1s1a.
On receipt Of the Notice You can see Whss 20
can have Tor TWO DOLLARS. Purchasers nay
thus obtain . Oold watch, DismoSd R,ne, q
other very valuable article for the above slsall
ennn. .,4f
In oil tsansactions By mail. Ne than charge 10
cents for correspondents. postage, Ae.
Send 10cents and get certincaAa. Ia for a
80 for 81: rs fhf 15
rs FIVE DOLLARa Il one time. sksil rece,ve ~
retnfn m6l ~ addition 70 he Il certjAcatss. -
q srtsclee, nee u eos1 valued q nst - tAaa
FIFTEEN DOLLARS. - : Aanple y shov 81
frisnda Address
heed = DROTBER.
box 5I1e Nee York (sitv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-01

f11 We call par ticplar attention W the choisp
and rich aAsefs,HsDt that We here oNsr 10 Nhe
pablo for TWO DOLLARS BACH 500
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-01

A TTOKNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
n Oaic. corner OF Main and Sd Sta lan2dw'
- ....-..... InuN n RnGxR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-01

nAvENPoRT IOWA. RLslbENCE At
Ur. McCarn's house, on Brndy street, -
door below Clinton Place. Oi,ice IA Mr.. Miner 5
Dental Rooms. corner Of Br-Ads and Sd strects
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-21
Taken Up !!

DY the subscriber, living in McGregor, on or about
I'D the lst of June, a SMALL BAY MARE, years old.
The owner is hereby requested to call and prove prop
erty, pay charges and take the same away.
i62w3 REUBEN MICkLE
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-21
McQRraoR, Iowa, May Sth, 1866
FOR SALE! FOR SALE!

NY one wishing to purchase my Millinery Stock
~ may do so very reasonable terms. My stock is
all fashionable and purchased at the lowest figures
for cash. have large and fashionable class Of
mers, and business paying largely, may be seen by
my books Only reason for selling, my health is too
poor to continue in it. My stand is the central
and favorable of any in McGresor for this lne of BUSH
ness. g. q (45lw2) MRS ii. C. SCOTT.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-21
ONLY ONE COLLAR

will be charged for any article list and this sum
the purchaser need not pay until he ocs hat he is
10 get! This plan accords with the method recently be-
SO popular for dspong OF large stocks of Jewelry
and similar productionak
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-21

And therefore greatly superior to the goods imported
from abroad and hawked about the cheapest ever
Sold The simple duty on imported goods and the high
premt~h on cold (al foreign bills payable in gold
amount to more than the entire cost Of many of the
articles offered by to the public To facilitate the
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-21
Watch DeDNrtasa eut

300 Gents Patent Lever Gold Hunting Case $50 $500
30O " Detachd Lever Gold Hunting Case, 10 -. IFS
100 Swiss Gold Hunting cnsc 80 m 100
200 Ladies' Gold Enameled Hunting Case, 80 e. 90
400 Gents Pat Lever Silver Hunting Case, 80 -. 80
400 cents Det Lever Silver Hunting Case, 80 -. So
800 Gents bet Lever Silver OpenFace,... 20 -. SO
3ooGrnts Patent Lever Silver OpenFace,. rs -. 81
300 Gents, Swiss Silver Il. - 40
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-21

~ BUY FRESH GROUND OswEGo WATER
LIME AND GENUINE RosENDALE CEMENT OF
GLASS L SON-0a
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-21

TINE Goods of fashionable styles and most excel
L lent workmanship, and sacrificed in this man
ner to relieve the proprietorson embarrassment oe-
casioned by distractns civil 1t should be prom
incntly stated also, that they are mostly Of
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-21
u. S. 7-3O Loan.

by authority Of the Secretary of the Treasury the
undersigned the General Subscription Agent for the
sale Of United States Securities offers to the public the
third series of Treasury Notes bearing and three
tenths per cent interest per aunurn, known tho
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-21
The PUN, is Si,,Dle.

The name of each article offered for sale-as Gold
Hunting Watch" Gold OvaBand Bracelet" pearl
Breastrin and Ear-Drops," Sold Enamelled Ring"
"sives Plated Cake Basket" &c. is written on card
and enclosed in sealed enveope these envelopes are
then placed IN q drawer and well mixed; then as an
order Is recelVed with twenty-five cents for return
postage and other charges of the cards or certi6-
catesis taken at random and sent by first mail the
customer who tctN see at Wja he get for One
~Doaor~ Ii he is pleased with his fortune he can for
wara the money according to directions the certi-
cate and secure the prize If the article awarded sho
be unsuited to the purchaser-as for example, set of
feari Ear-Drops ana Breastpin to young man who
could not theam and had no one to are them to-
we VIII send any other arclcfrom the department
OF the catalogue OF eqna price which may be preferred
VI H. Tor any reason, You choose to no further
then You can let the matter drop where and spend
no more. EXamine carefully our Cataingnei
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

py- The London Standard, the
most blatant rcviler of President Lin.
coin when alive, and President John
son now, and whose proprietor lost
n moderate fortune in Confederate
bonds, is in agony lest Jefferson Davis
should meet his deserts. 1t demands
that if Davis be executed, diplomatic
relations should at once be terminated
with this country, as it would be
unendurable for 4" Enlish gentlemen !"
to "enter the presence and accept the
hospitality" Of the man who was re-
Gently stigmatized by the same sheet
as "low-bo tailor. 4" Andrew
johnson and the United States would
probably survive even that calamity.
pD," Two hundred and thirteen ca
ses of confederate army clothing, says
the Macon Telegraph, were captured
at Augusta, and have been forwarded
to Savannah. Yet during the past
winter, Notwithstanding this large
amount was on hand, thousands of
ragged soldiers of the confederate
arms passed through Augusta, who
were unable to obtain clothing to max g
them comfortable.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20
Death Of Capt. H. L. Mckee.


Capt'H. i. Mckee, formerly Of edi-
tor the Tiflin Tribune, died few days
ago at the residence Of his fathcr-in-
law, Judge Cambell, ofSt. Clairsville,
Ohio. lie left wife and three
children, who have the sincere sympa-
thy Of a large circle Of influential
friends, to whom the Captain was
personally known. With his army
record we are not fully acquainted
lie enlisted early in the war at TiffiD,
and had the reputation of being q
good officer.--Stafc Journal.
just as VIC were putting our paper
to press, VIC find the above in the Co
lumbus Journal Of the 18th inst. A
report Of the death of Capt MCKEE
reached this place several days ago,
and in making inquiry as to the cor
rcctncss Of his death no one could
state positively that such was the
fact, until Mr. Samuel Poorman from
Wheeling Va, who came through ST.
Clairsville, Ohio, and confirmed the
report.
Captain MCKEE is another victim
Of this wicked rebellion lately brought
TO a close. lie entered the service in
August, 1862, in Company d, l23d o.
V. /. which regiment he loborcd hard
and faithfully to have it filed up to
its maximcn rate. He participated
in many Of the severe marches and
hardships this regiment made in
Western Virginia. In the winter of
1863, he received the appointment of
Brigade Quartcrmastcr, which posi-
tion he filled with honor to himself,
and satisfaction TO the Government
For number of years he was the
editor of this paper and gave entire
satisfaction to his numerous friends
in this section of Ohio. lie left the
editorial chair in August, 1862, to
aid in putting down one of the most
stupcndous and wicked rcbcllions
ever known. Captain MCKEE, has
witnessed his last battle, has been
called home, where the sound of the
muskct and the roar of the cannon
will never more disturb his slumbers.
Peace TO his ashes
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20
Trial Of Miss Harris.

At the trial Of Mise HARRIS, DR..
Burroughs, brother Of deceased, was
cross.examined at great length. He
denied any knowledge Of an engage
ment between his brother and the
prisoner, but said her want Of educa-
ton was au obsticle TO the marriage.
His motive in taking an interest in
the case was to defend the reputation
Of his brother, hiswidow and children.
Mrs. FLEMING, with whom Miss
HARRIS stopped on her way to Wash.
ington, was examined as to her men.
tai condition while there. She was
cheerful, and told Mrs FLEMING that
she was going to see an old lover Of
hers, to whom she had been engaged
seven years that he had correspo nded
with her till within a month of his
marriage that she believed Borroughs
married Miss Booos for her money,
and she intended to sue Borroughs to
prove to the world that she was vir.
tuous girl.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

BY" Montgomery Blair has lately
been making speech in Maryland,
the burden of which was the Monroe
doctrinc, Blair was very abusive
upon Mr, Seward, charging that dis
tinguishcd statesman with violation
Of the Monroe doctrine IN his treat
mept of the Mexican question, II
would be more to Mr.. BARS credit
not to attack sick RAN, but We
have no fears that the Blairs can Sc
riously injurc Mr., Stewards character
as a statesman nor as an honest man.
Tho New York Times says that now
slavery is abolished the only peculiar
institution oytant is the Blairiamily
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

pT- The Macon (Ga.) Telegraph
states that the leading public men Of
that State, including Mr.. Stephens,
Gen. Cobb, Gov. Brown, the Hills,
the Johnsons, and other distinguished
men who the people, in times gone
by, delighted to honor, have all, with
out any pre-concerted action, agreed
upon the necessity of Georgia return
ing to the Union as a Free State.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20
The Democracy
on THE RIGHT or NEGRO SUFFRAGE.

The New York Ne~s, (Coppcrhcad, )
speaks us follows ofthe right ofblacks
to vote. We hope our neighbor down
street will copy the article, and let
his Democratic friends learn who il
in favor and who is not in favor of ne
gro suffrage. The Nc,cs throws out
the cue, and it is expected that the
.idrertiser must endorse it, and make
il harmonious. Judging from the
present state of affairs, that party is
just about as harmonious rs a lot
of" Kilkenny Cats.
What is the nature of this power !?
Is it not plainly one to regulate, by
necdful and necessary rules, the cxer-
else of the elective franchise and not
II power to create the right itsclf?--
The right to vote belongs to each male
citizen of twenty years ofagc. IL
is his by birth ; and he, by operation
OF law, becomes citizen of tho United
States and entitled to all rights, priv
ilcgcs and immunitics through the re-
lations of his native State to the Ma
tional Union. The elective franchise
is his inherent right-thc exercise
alone is subject to State regulation
Congress has the exclusive power to
make uniform law of naturalization.
By birth or by naturalization the re-
lation of the citizen to the State and
United States is created The slave
trade has been discontinued since lS-
Us, aud therefore We assume that the
blacks in the Southern States are near
ly all natives of this country. Here
tof1rc nothing stood between them
and full citizenship but their condi-
tion of involuntary sorvitude; the
comprising expcdient of the Constitu-
tion which regards them as inhabi-
toafs but as dchascd by scrritudc bc.
low the equal of free inhabitants, which
regards the Stare as diycstcd of two
6i>hs of the man. Even aud under
this "cxpedicnt v they bore a polti-
cal relation, through their owners, to
society, aud were, through them, rep
resented much in the mode in which
an infant or married woman is related
and represented through the father or
husband, The exact legal and polit-
ical condition of the slave in this coua
hy has not always been clearly appre-
ciatcd. An eminent writer well de-
lines him to be "a person who is re-
lated TO society through another per,
son, called master, to whom he owes
due service or labor, and from where
he is entitled to receive support and
protection. Nothiag stood between
the slave and full citizenship but this
involuntary seryice-that impsdimeni
is gonc through tho actual operation
, of the war, and the liberated black
stands himselfa citizen in his own
proper person, aud not through the
relation of another scaled a master.
, Then if the abstract right to vote in,
hcres in every citizen, why not in the
native black manY What rule of Law
5 denies him that rightS Is il, candid
a ly, in the power of tho State or ofth,
4. National Government to give or I,
q withhold the rightr Is it not his alb
$ solute personal right nop that he 1
A liberated! And il it is his, who shal
. take il from him and the State o
a which he is eitileng 1t as all othel
civil rights, may be forfeited by
crime; but this is common to all citi
! rons,
i -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20
,sg. H. R,l.;oh n ~ N,,,,l,,,

r9~ The Raleigh (N, ca lNoadpd,
Gov. HoldeHs paper pitches into
disloyol sheets in that State, and
adds
With reference to treasonablc news.
papers We will simply add that they
will not be tolerated in North Caro-
lima. Malcontonts and traitors will
be controlled and silenccd; and il
mild means will not do, stern meas,
ures will be adopted. We mean what
We say, The day of JEFF. Davis aud
his partizans is past in North Carroll,
na.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20
90, I,,o lc,,ers from Madrid ,hrov

-Jfsf Late letters from Madrid throw
dosbts on the story that the iStonevaU
will be delivered up to the United
States Government She has been
claimed by the creditors softhe defunct
Confederate government, who claim
that when the ,Stone,edU was given
up, the Confedcracy was still acknowl-
edged as belligerent, and the transfer
was therefore legitimate.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20
Eay- A dog Of rat..baking nroror

Say \ dog Of rat-shaking propen-
sities had severe joke played on him
in Pittsburgh on the Fourth. A
huge cracker was ignited aud thrown
down near him, lie immediately
seized it, and was giving it mos,
terrible shaking, when il suddenly
exploded. What was left of the dog
was the next moment dsshing around
the next corner, emitting most ffanti,
howls. ".