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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-08
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THE AUTHOR
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Box 5U.e 1t Cedar Street, n. Y.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALITY
DEMAI. BARNES 4 CO., New York.
octllcodAw wholesale Agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-08

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Oa1d holidays excepted from = - ~
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Printed copies ofRysAAs69d Regale4ns 70
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-08

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4 ~ s.s;doss Tor sickness, - ressss rom
'nrrrwvvs PAIN and Dlscasc.
s's1 rhry are admitted to b ths
BEST FAMILY MEDICINE ).
e. ss"ssssa. system s;s rom II I-ssssS, are
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE
and mild in their operation.
7 Rood chat they VII do:
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.Dsbshty aadLes 4 power dispelled.
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II emsle Irregularities removed.
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Irritation Of the Stomach removed.
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-N-idney diseases relieved.
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Melancholy and Ennui dispelled.
IN euralgia and Nervousness cured.
Opium and other 3timulants avoided.
! implies and Eruptions removed.
Nuinsy and Sore throat healed.
llheumatism soon alleveied.
0lcep produced Sweet and Sound.
Il oothache and inaamed gums relieved.
~ rinary diseases benefited.
Y itality produced In the nervous.
w orms invariably expelled.
a actly the Medicine Wanted for
Il Dung and old can them.
Aeno, Ma ximus Capitatis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-08

THE INDIAN REMEDY. The
celebrated Indian medicines
known IS Cherokee c . m
pounds, will b. sound adver-
tised in our columns. They are
various in kind, but oil haze
the cure Of urinary derange-
y ment for their object. The In.
dian Remedy is thst one 81
observation-disclosures which. under
sthe n anne Of Cherokee Remedy
6has become widely known o .
certain cure for Fluor Albus,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-08
GEO. OemEcT I co.
The following splendid List q
Watches, Chains, G. ~ PenS
and Pencils.

&c. Ac., vvorsA o6O0, OoVI
To be sold at ONE DOLLAR each, witho.. r
gard to value, and not TO b paid until you kn -
what you will receive.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-08

10 10 =. De r cy" and not 10 s. MA NH vnm :.
what y0u Wall receive.
100 Gold Hunting Cases Watches. each 800.
100 Gold Watches. go.
2V0 Ladies Watches. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %.
500 Silver Watches. o15- 70 e25.
1000 Chatelain and Guard Chains. g. TO "a
5000 Vest and Neck Chains .......... 4. TO -.
400 Solitaire Jet and Gold Brooches. - % 8.
4O0V Coral, Lava Garnet, &c, brooches 20. - 8.
1000 Gold, Jet. Opal Ac, * pr0ps.s.ssA - =
600 OVID Band Bracelets. .......... 3. TO g
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T. - 1870 md iesit
IL L. -. ard - 80
Amaeely qusl,.., ~easss
rtence 4 III forns
sostl6dis quito isdest
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21

,,e education of those younger than she-tha'
sbe NAV. by the accumulation OF little iund'
Genre herself against the modification oil COM
,ng cmpty-handed to her husband. These are
onble aims, and would dignity any labor, how
ever coarse and wearisome. 49,,
Nobody knows, probably nobody ever will
1oov how much domestic privation the war
Ia. accustomed. The record of bitter dlSap-
~oo,ment. of carefully and proudly concealed
want of grievous losses and of thwarted pur-
.ose,. Is not blazoncd in the newspapers Inc
modest are not always the most importunate'
I, Ia, been the boast of our beloved country
that il was freer than any other under the sun,
from hose physical wants which make pauper-
I'm the normal condition of the masses IN less
f,voyed lands. The bright issue Of the gloomy
ernerience to which we have been subjected,
,.nders this beast possible and just in the future
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ants Of those States better prepared than tey
be TO have and to exercise all political rghts with adj
vantage themselves and with safety 10 the country
We have desire for and we have no thought Of ven
ceance or punishment 1t may, however be said, when
we remember the past that those States X dealt with
40 mildly have no right 20 complain.
You have taken the ground that those States have
now either constitutions or rome which the country
can recognize; aud you require them to bring TO you
ne,v constitutions We cannot for a moment suppose
that tho new constitutions they will offer will be re.
card y you as going at once into 'oce by thelf own
hover and efficacy if only they republican ms judged
by n standard Of any State that did not enter into
rebellion; for then they might include by the example
of Kentucky and Delaware, even Slavery. III wouiu
seem TO be certain that they must first be passed upon
adiudcated aud approved. Audit would seem equally
certain that whatever be the tribunal which judges OF
them il they do not contain the provisions, ana
All the provisions. which the saety ana
secnrity Of the whole country require, tney
INNS, be rejected and the States retained WITHIN MN
tary possession until such constitutions are prcscheu
over the LOYAL States the country has no power anu
no right and no desire to exercise any power: over
the Rebel States we have both power ana reht; our
dutv must be commensurate with our power ana rgnt
and both must be measured by the requirements OF te
hes. interests Of the country And in oherlng THESE
views for your consideration. We beg ieaVe 10 express
our confidence in your judgment. your hrmhess' unu
N,rHI In.Yya JoHy d. ALLEY
J NJ FoRBxs II. II. DASA,Ir,
pKtYa W CHANDLER HENRY A. RICE,
). FR0THrSGHAN, IT., WILLARD mir
TuyopuuUs PAKsoys LANE LANPsoS Co,
IaORY WAsHBURSE, JAHED sPAEks
CHARLES u. LoRISG, SAMUEL u hD'
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THIRTY LINES OF COMMON sKsss

READER having glanced the Editorials and the revv
In this Journal you to the adveisemeut saying to
yourself are published by the writers to servo tsr
interests"
Perhaps 80. But Is less rue that It your in
teest to read these thirty lines you healthy Is pre-
sumed you wish continue II sick, Of course you do
sire to be relieved In either II Is important to you
know that HosrErrEas BIrrgRs the safest snd
beet Tonic and Alternative advertised In any country
This is period Of the year when the strongest need an in
the oppressive heat drains the system OF strength
than the potent and vigorous organization can re-
cuit it. Therefore preservave Of health, protec-
ton against the deviazng action Of heat and the malaria IL
produces you should sustain the good contribution and sound
stamina with which Nature has blessed you with this PEEs
LESS VEGETABLE TOXIC.
can scarcely be necessary to urge upon the weak and all
ing tho Importance Of acquiring by safe the strength
which unased Nature denies them All who are thus III
cumnced are invited give the BrTrERs trial. Before
they have the Elixir three days in conformity with the
directions they will acknowledge with gratitude lite genial
operation They Will find that it impart mental sc well a.
nervous energy and regulates all the internal functions 3D.
nraby This il the experience Of the debtaed and de-
pressed and making these statements the propretors only
echo the language Of nnumerable Testimonials Sold every
where.
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DIE D..

BISHOP On Saturday. Aug 10, Of dysentery. Charles
EdInonds Of John f. and Cssharne A. Bishop aged
The family and friends are invited attend his funeral from
his fathers residence Crosss, Elizabeth, NJ J on Mon
dsy afternoon at 4 O'clock
DIsBROW-At New Rochelle, on Saturday mornins Aug.
49, Clarence H. of Livingston and PeniDa H. Dhbrow,
aged years and months.
The funeral took place on Sunday
DUNCOMB-On Sunday, Aug 90 George Herbert infant
Of Davids and Maristts Duncomb
The relatives and friends of the family invited to attend
the funeral from the residence of his parents No. So East
Thry.eghth-st Tuesday, 22d inst, at O'Clock
without further notice.
rec Of the late Samuel b. Fleming in the 9TH year Of her
the relative. and friend. of til. family are respectfully in.
vied to attend the funeral Tuesday I'D inst at p
from her late residence, No. ia Grovest jersey City
KlERSTED-On Saturday afternoon, Aug 10, Rachel IL.
Her friends and those Of her brother Henry T. Ksted and
OF her nephews Isaac and James Coddngon are invited to
attend her funeral from the residence Of James Coddng.on
No. ls we., Houtonst Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
LAfETRA-At Squancum. N. j.. Sixth day. 9th mouth
18Th after short Illness. Geo q Lsistrs youngest '0n Of
The relatives and friend. Of the family are invited stend
his Ss.a S% o Thru a.1 IN
the I'D at o'clock p
LAFETRAAt Eatontown. n. J.. Saturday morning Aug.
49, Mary W., wife Of Daniel W. Laietra in the sd year Of
Funeral Monday Aug a. 2s O'Clock from the residence
OF William r. Laietrs Eatontown. ~ j. Friends and rea-
tives respectfully invited.
MOoRE-At Tsrrytown Sunday morning Aug 20, Frank
Foshay eldest of Edwin and Matte \. Moore in the
4h year Of his age.
Funeral services the residence OF his grandfather Jscob
Foshsy this Slondsy) afternoon o'clock The relatives
and friends invited attend without further notice.
McCARTHYOn Sunday Aug 90 at his late residence. No.
"a West Forty eghth.st. Florence Mccarthy Of the
Justices Of tine Marine Court IN the 4ld year Of his
Notice OF the funeral In to-morrows papers,
OGDEN-At Elizabeth, N. j., Friday, Aug. IS, Robert
Ogden, In the 29th year OF his
The relatives aud friends respectfully invited without fur
Their notice attend his funeral the Second Presbyte-
Church, Elizabeth, Monday afternoon Aug H. n3
o'clock.
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srN,TOR SIBERIAN ON PROTEC-
TlON.

The Cleveland (Ohio) ''Society for the Pro-
,,e,ou or American Industry" having addressed
q letter inviting a comparison of views to the
Hon. JoHN SHERMAN of that State, be responded
g. follows;
MANSFIELD. o., August IA. 1863
pfAR SIR Your letter of the 10th inst, accompanied
H. circular Of the Society for Protection OF Ameri
cav Industry is received. The object stated by You
/. CERTAINLY among the most impnt liant that IN these
srrng times ogn occupy The attention oil our citizens
We must depend upon the constant employment Oh
rhysca meet the burdens imposed on us by
var. Ou industry must be expended in employment
ilat will yield the greatest return WINE we lreeiy
know ledge the evil and burden Of debt whether lndi
,dusl national, and the Inconvenience OF taxation
W should avail ourselves Of any benefit that may De
derived from them.
Our necessities will compel us TO levy very heavy on
Imported goods. This Is no longer question OF policy
but pain and obvious duty. Surely, in making this
kSy should not only seek much revenue in gold
possible but in doing should also protect the
idustry OF orr people
Foreign goods are consumed by those best able TO
r,y Dates on them being collected mainly single
t0rt az more easily and chcapy assessed and collect
81 than internal taxes. Beside all taxes Of whatever
t,,urc any article tend 10 limit the consumption Of
lie article 30 far as duties ON imported articles tend
10 substitute domestic fabrics for foreign fabrics, they
,r beneficial II this Is the purpose of your society II
all receive whatever support i able TO give il.
We are not only able to meet all onr national engage
,exts bst in time VIC can supply to our people from
me PRODUCTIONS ali the articles with which the indus
cot Turope now furnishes Our country is so vast
,a varied IN climate, soil and industry that We can
.ke COY aud sell 10 each other most articles dcmanded
thodcrn civilization, We can encourage the sklil
rogr own people, and induce to our soil the industrial
,is.cs o al nations We thus develop our resources.
I'd add new families TO share not only The blessings OF
sgowc n aud free government, but also the burdens
shicb is promotion has cast upon US.
Very truly yours JOHN sHEfAAS.
>. J.. WILLIAMS esd
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piled UP at suitable places on the river bank,
whence it will DO taken and put on barges, 90 be
towed up to Carondeet.
The company do not confne their operations to
the manufacture Of paper stock. They propose to
make papier mache on large scale for holdings,
furniture, &C.. and also TO blow refuse fax straw
which is now usually got rid of by being burned) to
make cottonized fax to be used with wool for car
pets, coarse cloth, &c.
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The CITIzEN. The % boy Miles" maintains
the sprghtincss and vieor which be infused into the
columns OF III, Ci,s when he took charge OF 1t rome
weeks ago Its circulation is rapidly on the increase
~ it is natural il should be- Those who want to be let
into the secret of how We governed" in this CITY,
aud who feel an interest in the characters and antece'
dents Of the probable Democratic candidates Tor the
State Senate tits Fall. should get Saturdays paper.
They will lind Ia Il Of the hvclicst reading and
most entertaining biographical sketches ever given in
New York newspaper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21

DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERY At THE JERSEY
CRY FERRY -Shorty after o'clock last evening,
young man named Anthony Higgins was arrested III
Jersey City bv officers Mann and DeyiDe. on charge
OF having robbed an acquaintance named Wm w.
Andrews of n - bill oi the Leroy Bank. ~ Y, a
water proof coat worth se, and his hat. IL appears
that Andrews, who was recently employed u, ,hc
Brooklyn Navy-Nnrd had procured situation IN fhia
dephi0 and was his way thither. lie caWc over W
Jersey CITY about D. ID. yesterday for the purpose OIL
taking tho cars 10 Philadelphia where he met tnc nc
cusod with whom be- had formerly been on Buhpo"p
and two of his companions AFTER cohIersing oI suit
time together Higgins insisted mar AhuIs"s nJ b
not go until be had paid him the balance OF some DOT
rowed money Andrews replied TINT no naa
only flO with him but said ne "ouIu sei'a
il on within fortnight. Higgins was III, mps
satisfied with this. SAVING .hhs ,a;d and init
no, leave in the cars unless the debt was PAID ana ny"
mating that by saying the word. Andrews "o"u NC
whipped by the two companions OF shs hecuseu. 10
latter then proceeded TO the ticketonce anu Nio ~
the act OF handing n 81 bill to the agent the PrisonsI
suatchod the hill from his hand. and also seHcu s
water proof coat and his hat ana staftcu ou' on Wv
sidewalk followed by Andrews Wheh 'hc wv ~ a."
pauiOns of Higgins made vigorous n,tacA o'i III,
drcws, hut he managed u ware on tncii WI IN ~
sustained some scratches about the face anu III Inc n
meantime Higgins made bis escape Inc ono.Is w
ing attracted by the large gathering OF peop" as ,i
assembled came up and learning thc s'htc VI "'ss ,
procec,led 10 the residence al the h'cusc1' 'p'A
lin m cns,ody and recovered tho coat the nat
hnyinr been snntched away III the me.eo w
woman. and who restored 10 w ali. H..
Acr the prisoner was taken no"n 10 ne us e
stated 10 officer Deync that the - Dill was IN possession
o his sister IN, officer proceeded to the house. bIit
the woman denied all knowledge OF H. pnt said they
would 20 oct and borrow S. One oil the women went
out and nfler short absence returned anu hhhueu inc
officer s, which Andrews identified as the one that
had becn taken from him. Justice Bedford being up.
Piled TO- refused 10 admit the prisoner 10 Dali
A railroad bridge across Mud Creek, in Iowa,
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Dnsincss Notices.
The GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMED'

The GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY.
Dr. J. W. PoLASD's
WHITE PINE COMPOUND
ia now offered to the afflicted throughout the country
having been proved by the test Of eleven yesrs in
,b. New ENGLAND States. where its merits have become Al
well known a. the tree from which, In part II derives IL
virtues. $3.50 .z
Sore Throat Colds. Coughs Dph,hera, Bronchitis Splitting
OF Blood, and Pulmonary Affections generally
lis remarkable Remedy for Kidney Com
plants. Diabetes. Difficulty Of Voidins
Urine Bleeding from the Kid
neys and Bladder, Gravel,
and other complaints.
,ox PILE. AND scuRvr WILL IN POUND VERY VALUABLE
Give it trial If you would learn the value oil s'oa anu
tried Medicine. I, Is pleasant, safe and sure
Sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine generally.
GEo. w. SWEET, NJ. D., Proprietor,
Boston, Mass
DExs BARNES No. 81 Psrkrow.
&c WELLS Co., No, lis Frankinst'
(Nneral Agents for New-York.
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BROOKLYN NRWS,

MALICIOUS SHoOTINa.-About a o'clock on
Saturday afternoon. pistol shot fred through thu
division wall OF Rauchs bakery Of South Sew.
enth and Secondsts. X. D. into the bakers shop ad.
Joining owned by Peter Keine. 1t seems that the ps.
o was only charged with powder but the eyes Of an
infant child of Mr. Kene were badly injured that Il
is feared It's sight is entirely destroyed a workman
named Andrews was also burned by the powder. Drs.
Officer W, Guischard subsequently arrested Charles
Stacker a workman employed by Rarch; charged with
committing the offense. which he don't deny Stacker
is 70 years OF age. a native of Germany. The affair
originated in family feud all the parties being related
and engaged in the same business. Stacker will be ex
amined by Justice Walter this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21

Has Nature an antidote for acquired diseasesf
All who suffer believe they ought to and b cured The
PLANTATION BrrrxRs prepared BY Dr. Drake Of NewYok.
pepsa Nervousness Sour Stomach Loss Appetite Sinking
weakness General Debility and Mental Dependency than
any other article in existence They composed Of thu
pure' roots and herbs, carefully prepared to be taken
tonic and gentle stimuant They adapted any
condition of life. and are exteusvey popular with mothers
and persons Of sedentary habhs
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VIZ PLRDGE OUR REPUTATION For THE Full.

WIZ PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR THE Full
YLxxsr Of what declxe la amo, eyery iutaac,
where the infant suffering from pain and exhaustion relief
will be found In fifteen twenty minutes after Mrs. WHY'S
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP has been administered Cures dy,-
EMERY and darrhea and wind collie surs to regulate thu
bowels Price Thirty,fve cents bottle
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ftdyeffi.snuent.f

MY HAIR was perfectly gray, but now no one
would even imagine that ever had u gray hair all
through the use Of the LONDON HAIR COLOR REsIoRER
AND DRESSING Ii acts upon the secretions and
tive organs to supply the former with the neces-
sary coorng matter and upon the latter so rs to COM
pleey restore their mpa red lost functions Being
an elegant dressing. delicately perfumed 1t is real
pleasure TO apply. All the leading Druggists and Per
tuners sell IT, DIR. SwAfNE SOY No 30 North
Sixth.st. Philadelphia, Sole Agents for the U. ;.
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MARIE ID.

ULLMANN-BERRtAN-AtA All Saints Church, Brier Gle.
We.tcheater County, Saturday Aug is by the ksv'
Renben W. Howes ir, Daniel Ulmsnn. Brig Cen Vols,
20 Amelia oodn dau gher of the late Rev. Wm Berrsu,
ID. d., Rector Of Trinity Church. New-fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21

FIRE IN NORTH SEVENTIES O'Clock
last night fire broke the stable Of John Durking
in North Sevcnthst., near sixth. and II was entirely
destroyed. together with horse &c Loss. $3.50 In
snrcd for sl25 A frame house adjoining. owned by
Johu Hylinc was also damaged to the amount OF $50
by fire and water. Insured for 81. 200.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21

BURGLARY.-Officers Webster and Sheridan
of the Fiftieth Precinct Police arrested five young
men on Saturday the charge Of burglary. In break
ing into the factory of Ira N. Shaer in Psccst near
Carl,on-ave the night OF the 10th inst and stealing
therefrom quantity Of eaden bullets, brass, &C., IN
all valued at $50 They were held for hearing. Tho
house of Henry j. Rogers. No. Hudson.place was
fconiousy entered on Saturday night bat one OF the
inmates being awakened, gave an alarm, and the
thieves beat O retreat. Nothing was stolen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21

DESTRUCTION OF A FUR FACTORY By FIRE
About midnight on Friday, fire discovered in the
fur factory OF Andreas Meade. Gearys, between har'
rson and Throopaves.. T.. d. and it was entirely de-
stroyed before the progress OF the flames was stopped
Loss on building and stock. s., 400.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21

GRAND LARCIyY.-A man named William
Clancy was arrested yesterday by Officer Brown of tho
Forthwith Precinct on complaint Of Mrs. Ellen Clan
cy. corner Twenty eighth-st. and Ninth.ave New
York who alleges that Clancy stole watch from her
husband, valued at $50. on the 10th inst.
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BROOKLYN CITY MoRrALITY.-1he total
number Of deaths 10 this city last week was l9,, OF
which &c were men. Is women. "a boys and I'll girls.
The principal diseases were: cholera infantum 40;
mnrasmus ls consumption, l6 commissions. al diar'
rhea IL; diphheris 81 scarlet fever 2; typhus fever
Group 81 typhoid fever 81 cholera m1r9ns; &C.
les; Ireland, Is; Germany 5; England. .; other
countres q.