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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-24

= six times stronger. cheaper and better than
any other sarsaparlla or Blood Purifying Mcdi-
cine now offered to the public. or pay WA BE-
taken tor IT. THIS has been thoroughly tested
and is know to be a fact. Therefore ASK FOR
DIR. EASTERLY'S IODINE AND SAKSAPA-
KLi.A, and take nothing else.
Price-lodine aud Sarsaparila r. 80 "a bottle.
Price-G, idlev's Salt kheum aud letter ONT
ment. 10 cents p' bottle.
,xy~prcparcd md sold by DR. T. EASTERLY 4
CO., corner Of Third and Chestnut streets, ST.
Louis and at their branch, - Madison stree,
Chicago mars ldcodwem
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-24

n Bin cases Of Goncrrhca, elect and Sem
mai Weakness. DR.. Bakers Injection will be found
"A valuable assistant TO the Specific in subduipg
the inflammation and checking the discharge, and
should be used in conjunction with il unit u per.
cct cure is effected. When both are used the,
never fail t. CURE the LONGEST STANDING
and most OBSTINATE Cases OF private Diseases.
~ Atreatise on sexual diseases called the
"Sclf Instructor. accom- panies each bottle
Price-Dr. Bakers Specific. ~ 81 per bottle.
Price-ipr. Bakers Injection. Il per bottle
Price--Mae Injecting syringe 80 cents Fe.
male Injecting syringe. 81 cents.
Sent by express to oil parts Of the country on
receipt ofmoney and twenty five cents additional
to pay for packing box and Shipping
Sold Il Or E. EASTERLY / CO.'S Family
Medicine Store. corner Third and Chestnut ST.
Louis. and nj their branch Store, % Madison 81.
Chicago. mh3o-eodAw6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-24
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and while she WIS under his care she OLD no. sui
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meuced tie use Of Constitution " aser and 10 our
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-24

Which he makes to oRnsR in manner the
WELL UNDERSTAND
s"tNI p.N:. aip,u sun t,fe eye and taste: il 10 =
medicine. In every sense u the term placed in
the hands Of the people for their relief sad u
taken according 10 the directions il will in every
case produce . radical cure We would saw tina,
the directions ~ regard To Diet etc. relate Only u
The disease under which they occur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-24

With this medicine you cure yovrscif for one
tenth the money thai physicians charge. without
change of diet or hindrance from business. and
thus prevent all chance of exposure and ruin.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-24
Ola BETES

Is disease Of the stomach and liver, acting
through the kidneys. and is, without doubt. the
most obstinate disease except consum piion. thut
nnects the human constitution. We have no SPACE
Tor discussing causes. but will state that III. ii.
feet ot the disease is the VI the staschy
principle Tor vegetable portion OF the todd into
sugar which stimulates the kidneys to an excea
s.ve secretion of water. Many pc, sons suffer from
this disease who ignorant ~ IL; that is, they
pnss large quantities during the day, and are
Obliged to get M from one 10 fifteen or twenty
times during the night. No notice is taken OF i
uutI their tention il called tothe n' e discharge
Of water. and often when il is so far advanced IA
to be beyond the control Of o. dihary remedies
Another symptom il the extreme thirst, which
when the disease is fully established, is intolrrs
bie-fh. pdfhnt drirks eonstantty w,thonf beiny
sats:fed, also dryness Of the mouth, cracking II
the lips. sweet bresth. in the more advanced
cases. and finally loss ofappettc einacstion, and
the patient gradually sinks from xhsustion
CONSTITUTION WATER ia without doubt the only
known remedy for dtaheGss ssd We have ~ much
confidence that il is SPECIFIC Ms have that OPT.
nm will produce sleep. and nu,hrully shy thst il
has cured every case in which it has been used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-24
DR.. EASTERLYS IODINE & SARSA.

Will cure Scrofula. Erysipelas. Ringworm and
retier. Salt Khcum. Scald Head, Old Sores,
lslotches Pimpies on the face. and all Eruptions
of the SKIN But Tor the cure of Serotula. Old
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-24
CURE YOURSELF!
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC.

CURE YOURSELF!
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC.
This Medicine will cure l:onOr-
rlsess. 1sleet. Structure. Sem tmss1
Weakness or. lsesl.
l'hOrslS.e. Discusses Of the H ial.
nes = and bladder. and all IBIS.
rnse~ O1lss-- sexual Organs csl SIS
eel 10y e'onii.atiOm or W eaknrss
Of Fit tacs SEA. Males or keBn:s les.
THIS elegant popular and nfallible rrcrara-
ton so celebrated in all our large cities Tor he
cure of Private Diseases, is now offered TO tie IA!
hicted and WARRANTED To- CT RE all diseases OF the
Genital Organs of either sex male female, in
a few days.
Dr. Bakers Specific,
Il the only safe and reliable remedy for the care
Of Sprrmatorrhea generally termed Seminal
Weakness. caused by self abuse. or excessive in
diligence. which is so fcarf'llv prevalent in
in all parts OF the country. Reader, nave you II
PRIVATE DISEASE.
Or any disease of the Kidneys Bladder or Sexu
al Organsg DO not neglect il. DELAY is danger
Gus Procure at once that celebrated and infal-
lble remedy.
OS. Bakers Specific.
Which has cured thousands rpon thousands, and
saved them from the hands of merciless Quacks,
if not from premature grave.
Or. Bakers Specific.
Is great healing, purifying and self-curing
remedy, requiring no medical aid or advice. as
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-24
GridleS's Salt Rheum and letter
Ointment

will be found valuable with die Iodine and Sarsa
,,arila in subduing the disease. The Iodine and
Snrsal,arilla purific the blood and removes the
cause while the Ointment heals the Sores, and
thus speedy cure is effected. both are recon-
mendcd TO be used for these complaints.
sonnet hi y r the q l1llcteal ~Ds al know
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-24

BY going TO a regular physician with your case
YOU peril your Private Reputation. by going 10
an ignorant private practIctioner.' you peril
your Health Hr Life. Avoid both. and use
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-24
DIR. EASTERLYsS
IODINE AND sARSAPAlILlA.

y
This L the only medicine thaa will cure disee1es
Arisiag fro6 an ispurs state sfthe blsod w
'ScroAa1a. or RDngs EvsI. Cancer,
Iasasr., EraPs6ons Of the skis,
Erys1pe11s, Chr~ntc Hore Es e.,
tmGW0rn Or letter. Scale
Head, Old Sores. swelling 81
sn~ ,SsInnd.,. s.ePro-y. Weise
.imple. On the Face. lsotlre.
1sseWsna sissn. BDropsy or Gravel.
Nervous q Meet ions. lsemern1 De-
blliay. sa1o Chronic DDlsesses. and
all 1llseascs arising 1fOn ahe
use Of Nlercar-y.
Among all .he celebrated remedies for the cur.
OF those diseases arising from AN impure state of
the blood. none seems 10 be meeting sith su b
success, and to give such satisfaction 10 ala
DR.. EastcrDy's Iodine and
Sarsaparilla
In the Western States nearly three fourihs OF
the inhabitants are afflicted with a torpid or in
active condtion Of the Liver. hnd il ia believed
that nine tenths of all the sickness and auA.riny
arise from that cause
DR.. EasterDy's Iodine and
Sarsaparilla
Is AN infallible cure for Liver Complaint. II has
specific action On the h"er, aud few bottles
Will cure the worst cases.
Dr. Easierly's Iodine and
Sara parilla
is aradicsl cure for Oh ono or Inf ssnatory Rheu
rnatism. THIS medicine removes tho cause by
purifying blood, and cure is sure andpernanent
DR.. Easterly's Iodine and
Sarsapa. lila
has cured more cases OF Indigestion and Dyspep
STA than other remedy ever invented. No
.lIla Inn. .ra.r. mod u xliLI.lf Lau4Ht
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-24
DR.. Easterly's Iodine & Sarsaparill

DR.. Easterly's Iodine & Sarsaparilla
stands pr.-em,nert a. the best re.ledy ever dis
covered for diseases Of the Kidneys. Dropsv and
Gravel, IL has cured cases OF ~ years standing
DR.. Easterly's Iodine & Sarsaparilla
y the best remedy known to the civilized wc:ld
for the cure Of Neuralgia. Nervous Hcacache,
l.o OF Memory General Debility Pains ia the
Fee. ana the various nervous Affections to which
females liable, and suffer much in low or
debiitated state If health. 1t is "a never failing
cure for these complaints.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-24

Which has cured thousands rpon thousands, and
| saved them from the hands Of mercilcss Quacks,
| if not from premature grave.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-24
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-24

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-24

Il the only safe and reliable remedy for the care
of Spermatorrhea generally termed Seminal
Weakness. caused by self abuse. or excessive in
diligence. which is now so fcarfnllv prevalent in
in ali parts OF the country Reader, nave you II
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-07-27
Bobbinp Around.

The old Democracy, a party that stinks
in the nostrils Of every loyal man. per Sc,
in the country, il bobbinE around again.
It's leaders are coaxins, wooing and fiat
tering President Johnson, hoping. as the
phrase goes. to "Tvlerizs'' him. That is.
they would have him prove traitor to the
party that elected him, Just az John Tyler
did npon succeeding to the Presidency up
on thesfeath.sf Harrison. Others are en-
'deavs1 toenginser General Sherman
upon thftrack, while others again, strange
as 1t may appear. are endeavoring to put
the party on negro suffrage platform, and
thus hope to take the wind out Of the sails
OF the Republican party. '" 't "."-f.
I'm all Of these games Of Strategy thew
will lose. President johnson isnot a John
Tyler. He 10 made OF stsrner material
His foot is down upon all rebels, and in
saying this we mean to say that it is down
upon the neck OF the old Buchanan De-
mocracy Of this country. General sher-
man positively refuses to be considered an
aspirant either for the Gnbernatorial Chair
Of Ohio, or the Presidency. Poor Democ-
racy! You long for the flesh pots Of Eevpt.
bnt Won can never possess thsm again
Slavery is dead, and Democracy, In a par
tisan sense, died with it.-S9. Louis Nevs.
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The Post Office Solvent,

For the first time in many years the Uni
ted States Post once Department has be-
come paying institution, the revenue OF
the last six months having yielded sur
plus Of moro than seven hundred thousand
dollars above the expenses, and the ensu-
ing ak months will tell still better. How
long this il likely to continue we cannot
say. During Mr.. Blairs administration
or this Department he reduced the sxpsn-
diturcs 70 such an extent as to afford an
astonishing contrast with the old Buchan.
IN dynasty, when the annual deficit OF the
Department. was five millions Of dollars
'Ec thought Mr.. Blair's management un-
prec"d"ntly good, but still he could not
''r:nG The Department to paying standard
l-,s."h his successor has now done very
.iHn l;omely. Mr.. Dennison has done this
- rl"sns OF system OF the most strin-
cent and searching economy, reducing the
f@r"c of employees everywhere, cutting
DOWN salaries and allowances, examining
r'refully into items of expenditure, the
management and compensation Of con.
tractors, &c.-IHitadeiphiu NorM Amsrt.
81
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Iowa Items.

Des Moines is now lighted with gas. The
locals Of the Register will sparkle more
brilliantly than ever before.
An official communication from the War
Department saws the 37th Gray Beard reg
iment wa. prohibited from receiving boun-
tv, both at the muster-in and muster ont
of the regiment, by the Secretary of War.
We understand an elopemsnt occurred a
few miles below town a short time since.
Nathan Ball. married man, the father of
five children and Mrs. Mary Jane Foster,
Il soldier wife, were the parties concerned.
Star. o. u.. -
Loss BY F1RR.-The residence Of John
Sigourney, was wholly destroyed by fire
on last Wednesday night. The fire, which
is supposed to have originated from an
imperfect fiue, was not discovered until
the entire kitchen was in flames. Mr.. Me-
Elroy and family had barely time to es-
cape from the burning building and save a
small portion of the furniture. We learn
that the loss is partly covered by insurance.
-Eeokuk County Ners.
CHANGE OF EDIToRs.--H. s. Erman has
sold the Bedford Express to ID. w. Atkin-
son. The paper under the new manage
ment will Support the Administration,
oppose treason, and vindicate the integrity
ofthe Union and the supremacy oflaw.'
PRoTEsr.-The Directors of the Iowa San
itary Commission have protested against
the disposition of the contributions from
this State to the recent Fair at Chicago,
called forth by decision Of the managers
of the Fair to appropriate portion to the
Christian Commission. They object on
the ground that the Christian Commission
Societies of the State furnished no portion
of the contributions. Their objection seems
to be a reasonable one.
A Mr. Haines OF Council Bluffs was
struck by lightning few days since, and
was slightly injured. We CLEAN from the
Nonpdretk. ~ .s. CAB
A healthy, good-looking male child was
found at the front door Of a Davenport cit
izen few mornings since.
Mr.. .JShusier, .fhe gentleman who was
bitteph DY ie cosnty by decapitated
psns Re, SsrinS, as we learn from the
Phbs!9 l1hes., ..t ..... .
$3.50 Sanford Of Dubuqe ha. gone to
England TO marry somebody. Such is a
rumor in the Dubuque Times. f-.... .,.
The Maquoketa river rose so rapidly a
couple of weeks since that a man had to
climb tree to keep from drowning.
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-Mr. Haines,
of this place was struck by lightning few
days ago. He was in Nebraska after a
load of corn, and was laying down in his
wagon when the storm came mp. The cur
rent struck him near the head, ran down
his back and ono leg, discharging itself
from his foot. The leg of his pants was
ripped from top to bottom, and blue mark
left upon his flesh, but beyond being pretty
severely shocked he was not hurt in. the
least.-Nonpdriei.
Hon. Charles A.. Dana has arrived in
Chicago, and assumed editorial control OF
the Daily Rcpu6hcdn.H > rsu- " !ag8al
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A Whole Family Murdered by Brig
ham Young's "Danites."

A private letter Just received by gen.
tleman of our acquaintancefr from reliable
party in Utah, gives the details of a whole
sale murderof family of six persons by
a gang of Brigham's ''Danites' or "De'
stroying Angels" Our informant was in
timately acquainted with the unfortunate
victims, and says they had been the object
of relentless persecution by "the brethren
for some time past. They had all been
members of the church, in high standing,
and familiar with the inside workings of
Brighamism. Latterly, they had been Sc
riously suspicioned of disfoyalty to the
church, and were supposed to be making
preparations to get out of the Territory,
an event which the angels were in
structed to prevent, as the people knew,
and would probably say after leaving zion.
many things which the good name of the
church would not permit to be made pub
lie. The parties knew they were watched,
and took every precaution to elude the
vigilance of the "nanites." They started
ostensibly for the purposeo of changing their
residence to the eastern side of the Terri
ritory, but really intending to come to the
States, and were accompanied by two
young men who were not members of the
church. When they had been out several
days and were encamped in canon about
fifty miles from Salt Lake, one of Young's
Bishops came to the camp, and told them
they must move Immediately or they would
all be murdered by the Indians. They
were 10th to start at first, but the Bishop
insisted, and they finally consented to fol-
low him. He led them TO a "secure camp
ing place. several miles distant from the
public road, and there left them.
The following night a company of men
disguised as Indians, came upon the camp
and murdered every member of the party
except the two young men, who returned
to the settlements and informed the friends
of the family what had happened.-Non-
pdriel. . ...
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A sowthat Drank Eight cen Gallons
. of Whiskcy,

| Tho Troy, On. " Times gives most re-
markable case of "beastlv' intoxication :
| ltssems that on the upper part of Green
Island an illicit whiskey still existed. until
yesterday when Marshal Kipp, Collector
Woodward and Inspector Fales. made a
RAID on the premises, and locked mp both
the owner and the door. A month ago the
distillery was in full blast. TWAS n ssstiIl''
night, and the man running the machine.
whohad made eighteen gallons of w hiskey.
put 1t out in the open air to cool. Along
came cow. She wa. thirsty, and the
beverage looked inviting. She swallowed
every drop-eightesn gallons Of unrecti-
fed whisksy, warranted to kill at forty
rods. Thatcow has been drunk ever since.
She staggered home, and Is now in ths
fourth week OF grand old bender. The
cow eats nothing falls down whsnever
they try to raise her up and has become as
lean as crow, instead ola COW. Whether
the COW will ever get sober, or end her life
in fit OF delirium trsmens, is a question
thatw shall look an xiously to see the so
luton of. 1t is really remarkable case,
and we should hardly believe it, if our in
| A'thiShc WSb HoIs CouneCb0N VAN the tpl9-
graph, and-of caurse--psrfsctly reliable.
General Pope has returned to st. Louis.
and viii assume command Of the DEPART
ment OF Missouri, under General Sherman.
General Dodge takes command of the Ter
ritorics. '.
Gen. Snlly's Indian expedition left Fort
Sully. on the Upper Missouri, July 5th for
Fort Rice. His scouts report from 5000 to
5000 In ians encamped near the battle
ground of last summer, ready for battle.
Encouraging accounts have been received
OF the prospects OF restoration I'm North
Carolina, and it is stated that a majority
of her planters arc pursuing hu name and
judicious course toward their late slaves.
Receipts of express companies for the
first four months OF 1865 were: Adams
s2,i67 ,952; American, 81 ,276, 81; Herndon's''
S2i7, 81; United States, ss70,354; Wells.
Fargo q Co.'S, 1904, IT'S. s."at'a '4"aa" 4.
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Republican Convention.

The Union ele e,or, Of wapslls county win meet
In Delegate Convention on Saturday, the 10Th day
~ August, 1868, q: the Court House In O.tumwa y,
s'elosk p. IN. Of said dav for the purpose Of
mating candidates fer the following ornees. viz:
One Senator. two Representatives, County Jsdgs
County Treasurer; Sheriff, and Coroner.
The quota Of representation will be I've dslegatei
from each tswpship.
The several Townships In the comfy win meet In
ma" sonventisn in their resp sctfvs Townships, on
Saturday, the 13th day Of August. and reject dele
fssss to Represent them in said Convention.
All who have given . hearty support to the Ad.
mnistration in the suppression Of the Rebellion Ind
the punishment Of treason, and who desire the res
toration OF the Union upon the hrm principles Of
right and justice, are invited to participate
JocEPH HAYNs, Cen. ca
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Ford has commenced suit against the
the enforced closure Of his theater; and has
employed Henry Winter Davis, Thomas
Ewing and William Schley, Incorrectly
printed Achley on the inside,) as his coun-
sci.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-07-27
- OMETIiING NEW! al
~ EsUssi,LE's SCREAS iSDs.-s.R
REA u ER 81 NOW EIS,
without CyU-Ge,,y-t

.
Now offered / tie Farmers of iowa bv l. W lIKyIy
AGENT .brHkrsviIic. Iowa. -TET'f -
The peculiar advantages claimed OWN all ether
iaslihes are lat--Durahihty. "a IA htaes. Of
2aught ad-lis adaptation to uneven ground and
Ia. the simplicity Of setting up and changing FROM
Mower TO Reaper, aud vice versa. y
~ 5, IES71NONiALS 1920
hereby certify that purchased OF l. W Irwin
gent, one Of RfsSeN'S ScrsfC pOJrar Comhn,rI
lower htn Reaper, and, find the Same To he a fr.
lass mschine Rams with light draft 40 any com.
aon tNo'iorse pillow. cut in one. haR day acres
VA 100 rods; the peadow had not been moved ,h.
'eas"H before and heavy cont u old. dry ers.. and
e" was cut with ease ] also cut n ingsrian; in
mort " works well IN every iaricular and woiila
recommend all farmers in needspf inachi ~ To ..
mine TIE machine before purcb ny oiher
4 machine. 3" s. B. no WV; H. AZ III ~ -
The above singular ypacLine win he delivered at
ptohwa Tor sale in time for the present hsr
orioes Ni not ADVANCE and s this is an age of inn.
ProVenent, we respectfully tsk all farmers of Ma
pe1o 70 hold on ana not buy until they the uboy
machine. For particulars inquire of Mr. stirimeso
al hs shop corner OF ain aud Green streets oun,'
lite the sinnanon House, where the machiuy AN i'm =
seen as soon Is delivered in OtIumwa. ~ ~ =. J 4
e. l. W. IRWIN, Agent for Southern iowa =
n. b.-WeeXpect to RsK rALi. In price with
otherFiHsr cLA 50 MACHINES. hiiltt be- IN the ,,rr
"'' lmay5oJ ~ " X W.T.
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Crime Of every d"s"ript;"7 i,>@ in"r"o. ~
10 such an alarming oHioi,: ia SprincficlJ.
Illinois that The city soN"rnsa"ni has con-
tea 81 Itself rowcrlcss in ia" premiaes br
delivering oy-2f the execution of the laws
10 the military authorities. Gen. Cook. in
compliance with the Mayors request. has
deailed strong military force to net as
patrolmen.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-07-27

A Texas paper published about month
ago startling story that President John
son had been killed by General Grant in q
personal encounter. a-.. .... .s-
DIR. Mudd, Spangler, Arnold and o.
Laughlin, have been transferred from the
Albany penitentiary to the Dry Tortugas
for confinement, during the term of their
imprisonment.