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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13
DIABETES

II disease Of the stomach and liver. acting
through lhc kidneys. and 10, without doubt. the
most obstinate disease. except consumption. thss
affects the human constitution. We have no spsee
for discussing causes. but will stste that the 81
feet Of the disease is the conversion Of the starchs
principle (or vegetable portion Of the food, Int"
sugar which stimulates the kidneys to an exces.
sive secrcsiOn IT water. Many persons suffer from
this disease who are ignorant u il; that IL, they
pass large quantities during the day, and are
obliged 70 get up from one 10 fifteen Or twenty
times during the night. No notice 10 taken Of y
uutl their attention called tothe large discharge
Of water, and often when IL il 20 far advanced -
- be beyond the control Of ordinary remedies
Another symptom 10 the extreme thirst. which
when the disease fully established. y intsers'
ble-sAe patient drsnks consfanfty csfAOas bssny
sssieEsd; ulso dryness Of the mouth. crscking o.
the lips. . sweet breath. in the more advanced
cases. and finally loss ofsppetite. emsciation. and
the patient gradually sinks from exhsustios.
COSsvsvusioH WArsa 10 without doubt, the only
known remedy for disostss. and we have = much
couHdeuce that Il 10 specific ~ ~ have that OPT
un viii produce sleep, and nu,hfully gay that il
hes cured everv csse in which il has been used :.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13
NoTeLs AND soARolNc.

nuJRraN DuOC0E.
~ORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREEfS
~ Davenport. Iowa. "A 49, - .sa..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13
DIR. Blgclow.

~ Ia the only ply sician - . Spec
J !: ] ] ] ! ] !" !:
talist NOE In Chicago that can b
entirely relied upon 60 70 Din.
and not suffer disease to remain in
your ~ stem, disfguring y our face
- bedy, beaidee aesleoyiug your
kappiseao and fsture psespscis il
feo. Ne haa male ensVasu MS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13

NANR sAaas and xnRvoUa DsDslivy his
study for the last twenty years. spd IL
therefore the psrsoa whom oil afflicted should
eoaeuN. No one ever heard Of Q patient
Of HE not being cured since he has been in the
city. uis reputation has vouchers In all the city
papers, his patsents end the medical profession
bOtA hssS Ard abroad, "a being the most skillec
0pseialiol here, and . thorough master Of 81
ss1ual dissese. u 0shsrs fail, dops despair give
him call. Nia ONLY con. mon occourrencs with
him 70 surs aueh cases. His rooms are separate
Tor ladiss ard gsntlemsn, and the most complete
- The city.
Yosss Ass. TAgD PAancutAa Nosics- --Doctos
Dlgelow devetes much Of bio time N Ne treat
mesa eetAeee easss eaased By . secret habit lhsi
euino 18th 01Dd aAd body, uuHtting the uutOs.
tuuoes lA6ivtdual Tor either buainess or sOc,ess.
TAe 90 eebcto Of these early habits. or the q
oeoooo - dpoe yeosa, 10 10 weaken add debiltats
he e1nG11e6oiolt das1eoy ~ 1vsi0l ord msuAal
powees. di0lnish and euSeeols the usoarA1 feDl.
toga MAeshaae1s Ne vitalsaueesso 81 0aahooos
the rleo0asee Of life are QasseA. tho object a
marriage trUstSstsa, and existence itsslt reader
- tofo % uoceeo1oe n1sssy ~ ruaset San
poesoae, especially those contemplating mas
fiage, sAool1 loae no time IN making tminedisss
appliaae1eo, = Or. B.. b. his nsw tfessmsnt. .
eaahled % ensure . speedy and pesmaaeatsnfe
Coasnlto1ae1 ieee - 80 dealial Office No.
- asutA Gle I ssrcst,. esrasr Of Noares.
Ralfa bsosk ftDH the Posi- O0ss. ?. Bos 10
ChIeaGo. m. 00es AUuss 49, = Z ~ 10 .. =.
tooGa - be '.8uias - Health published
0euoAly. ~ Of cAarge.
N.O-tA1sos. eesa ~ deerslpsivs eiseaons osFee
eofis ne9ed!e. the heet preventive ~ c0ocopthn
6nsw1. eone b ~ addfsas itsc oschssye
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13
CONSTITUTION WATER

CONSTITUTION WATER
uAS BEEN PRONOUxCEDB THE MnDl.
IL cal Faculty and the public 10 BE- the most
wonderful remedy for the permsaens care q ~
Diseases Of the STOMACH, LIVER klDNElS
and sLApDss thai has ever heen offered.
u u mot aniHsaAI wAssa. u u from sxpss,sncs.
aus Say let NO man doubt. when = single bottle
hrs been known to cure diseases which the best
medical talent In this country has failed TO relieve
remedy possessiug the virtues 81 Constitution
Water cannot be classed under ''quack' prepare
tiOas. ~ Il 10 nov used By the most scicnt0c
practitioners this city. Il - only accond class
phynicians that cry down popular remedies. while
the better skilled make use VI every means to nc
coiuplish cure; aud the success ofthc ply sicians
increases ~ his knowledge Of different remedies
enable him 10 produce cure, while others tail "
the attempt. Sciencc IL satisfied with the truth.
Give Constitution w ater laiT trisl-We mean
you who ere under s0nlc spscs0issts care frOm
year 20 year. and We particularly allade 10 ladirs
shO are constantly resOrting 10 local Treatment,
and I'll sorts Of local applications for diseases,
with % much chance VI succcss - there would be.
from lccsa applications 70 the throat fcs diseases
Of brain. We have been carefal 10 use Language
10 our circular that c0uld not shock the 0Oss dca
ieats 0sganisaaiOn, but We receive IA uneny COM
Water b adapted, and VI wh0se disease no men.
ton hes bsen made, thas ~ have come 10 the
conclusion that II the remedy 10 capable Of pro.
ducing cure, no msAter what the disease may bs,
Il should be made known. The medicise 10 put
sp for The pssiie, sad there should 30 10 e.csp.
sions. We say, CoaasitstiOn Water 10 not likc ;
sided pill, msAe 70 suit the eye end tastc u i
medicise, IN every sense 0f the term placed 10
the hands Of the people for their relief. aud u
taken according 70 the directions il will In every
case produce Radical cure We would say that
the directions 10 regard TO diet etc. relate only a.
he disease under which they occur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13
CITY PROPERTY!
ron SsGkE.

~ oassse DsaAy and Eith s(ssst. s4xlSe.
L. eessss Perry and lihh ssfeet. S4xl6o.
~ Ooeap6o1 = eoal yard, has god railroad
o1DisleA so1i9 suitable sor 0torss, wass-hcsses.
q 0ell6,
lksesssaw e Rsssy 81 viAA streets, . isst
s1sst, - Z - ~ pssissss = TIE city ssr =
elese6oe.
- ~ ~ oesol - NJ n. = u. =. =. ~
~ ~ = Nee1eea Asoaas an0 0afooG StsooAa.
~ eoeno ~ anAs1eh3s, Ass1 sa1o leeo1ieo
~ otumooe yop4 81 M e IT ~#4
.1.0voA ball1isg 1ets II - D0eeepeee, have
- No q ~ fyvee, Heek lol01, uu1tho eitjse
ef0essapees asa nesk l61aAa. prieo 19oosaeh.
- 0oea 1ail1ing ~ II ~ city % noee
GldnA, within ~ uiAutes walk Of ~ y. g.
Afsssal. Price ftva 80. 70 $3.50.
10ueDeeo u ~ a6ees eaeh, bslfoils tren city
q 1sok lGlaa1. q ~ Candas md nock blasd
s0o6 loitebse ~ geraeoieg - 9vA lsel
I ~AssA s-vf cW~ "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13


SpEER'S SAMhuR0 PORT WINE
C~ichrntrd In furorr for il. medicinal and heneh's
austc- highly esteemed by eminent ply sis'ans u'f
In European and American Hos pita'r, and ny SOM
the dr., families In Eu'npr ard America
As a TONlC--ii has no crun', ,Am-nr an apr =
anil building up the system hrinr ,ilte, pn'"Mh-
II u mcsi valuable grape. .
A A III RE1I1'- II impss~ nhcn',hy acton a. =
n,ande Kidnsyp and rinar, srrnn-. very 'enehl y
DsoI,ey. Cont md Rhrunate niiec'i.,n-
SpEt.Ra WINE r. pure article from W. Jnh.
thu Port Grippe. possessing medical it"W'rncr
rior % any other Inc In us. and an excellent ntIi'
r all weak and dcbitiiacd perr"nr nnd The aged =
lnirm improving the appetite and bcnetisine ha' =
anil children.
Fry II once and you will not be deceived
~ NJ sure the ris.untnre oi AiFHtp StkEa i oN
4 cork al each bottle.
Sold by druggists and all fsst c'ass dealer a,o ~
.cll the CASI'EIl.A IypltI BRANDY, choice OF
article. imported only by Mr.. srerr, direct iron = =
oI-'Trsde Supplied by wh"'e-ac drngri,i IN v
YORK, Iso-ton, Philadelphia md ~ Lamb. Ani " &
4 sPEER. u hir Vineyard In New jersey Primo
pa once, 81 Broadway, New ork
For sale In Davenport hN HAfhifoN I'm
Wholesale and RoiniN pfUg.i,h - ',
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13
Mn the Evil In the Bud.
oDe. vVooa1sTn1soo,
ia South Clask Street Ch1c0gO, III.

!; !: !: Z: !: :: !:
&iM Hes for many yssrs aass Tie
treatment Of private diseeseshie
\ businsss sud study. Syphilis
Y IN al tie Sbras, 0lsss ed Strie-
~ tsres. Particular sstsntion Civ.
'1S$8 % 10 old stssd'se sassas ~hiA
were formerly considered incusasie. Also ~
effect Of solitar, habit. both ruinous 70 the bodv
and mind and produce some Of the following o..
fects Blotchss ConstipA ION. loss " nemofy,
pain In The small OF the back-ean be fully re-
stored 10 heath Constellation free.
Charges moderate. end cures guaranteed. :
Post Once BOZ, 2394. All letters with stssnp
answered.
2. S.-All business strictly ccn6dehtial. o.
De- hours I, ON 8 4. Z. until9 r. =. feb3Hu
Dllll0eOPHY or NARRlABk The Proprctoss
II the New York Museum a AhAsO0y hsve deesr-
mined issue ee four Of their most instructive Ice
tnres On Marriage and IL disQualincatiOns Nervous
undhyr,cal Debility. Premature Decline Of Manhood.
lndigdsOn, Wsalnese Or Depression. lmpoeency:
Ioss ~ Enesgy and MaAly Power III Grsae eON Evil
and tuee malsdics hch result nom youthful fOlIiee,
excess Of majority, Or isnosasee Of Physiology and
Iawr Of nature.
These invaiaahae Lectures have been the meane 81
cnlighteaing ana saving thousands, and will Be for
Warded ffee fecetps Of four etamps BY Addressing
Secretary New Y0st Auseum 0t Anatomy and Ned
cine. sle broadway. Nov York. nAsltdly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13
Dos. NoARAna
GA TARRH SNlrCE

D1s. MAusAlaAl.a.'S
q a II A IL X III - ~ II Il r..
fhs auuni ~ proved iprfte he the hest article hnows
ev cutag the Cstasvh Cold In the Head and Headache
u has reen sonnd caccle0s remedy IN many cae~s cf
osse Eyrs Deafness has tecn removed hy u. SD heas
my asa ctsc. been gree y tWs,rcved ~ It's ase
hb fragrant and agreeable. aud
o1oveo osasmesoamse Wclaef
- the du heavy pain. caused ~ disease. % head
1he sensations shss asina aerh,su aad snsigcr
aain8. II opens and puvses cat all oestsucstcns.
sescuathsss hs gands, aud sivss healthy action -
~ parts affected.
More ahaM 'nMorty Years
Of sale an, use ~ pr MArshal Ca,sr, and Hsadschs
onu6, hss PFC. "a it, great tor all The sommc~ dts
esscs ofthct ID and this moment stands higher than
ever before.
lts recommended ~ many oft.- hest phy seisns. and
70 used ~iih great ard 70 action every ~hste
0reA the r~rs0Mcns~s 81 Whole.
.noc Drag aAas In oH51.
Tie under signed. having Tor many years teen 90.
ausihtcd With pf Mat,hsifs tatsrrh and Headache
6nun and -ed Il Ia Wholesale trade. che' fs siats
that btlcy. be cual ft.rstt I" the tec-
given ~ Il Ter the 90 nistfh Ahcc-
LtsAa that Il Ia rc i.ds tie beet article ae have ever
kn0wn for all G. diseases ~ tlr Head
Hui, arcrty. Boston natnes a f,tk New fofh
Nesd, Austen 3 Go de Ana rsRuds 10
Htown hanson "a Co u" stephen tanf aNe II"
terd. Cutiet Co do Israel Mn"i Z" d.
srth ~ Fu~ic ,io M.k.s.on Robins. do
wilson IAfbsnk CO do L. s.us acc u"
Neu.haw .tsimnnd 4 o. MWs'a tiNst Go u"
u u Hay. Portland, Me, Hush - alc. do
pcr sale ~ all br"ert-ts Ttv " ostduiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13
ssAn, nEAns nsADu

DASvuas, ~, Jsns9, lee9-Ds. NJ. r. GsYv
-DsUr ~ :-la FEB. 1861, wae a0t0te1 with
thSa NO enlloos Of wuaef u tuenty -leus hosFs.
go shicso - gss sp - olen ten o. teelve tiasse
darine tie aig6t, ssd u 6ss months ] lost ahDut
any pounds il weight. During ths mosth ofJely.
1861. I procured tao bottles q Coessituti"n ~
lsr. andin tWo days after using II experienced
relief. end sNss tskiag two bottDes Was entirely
Sused sosa slser ssaAiaiae nv usual good health.
Yours traly, J. v. + DE- WITT.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-31

null and VOID. Do the Southern members Of
thus Convention intend to warn us that they,
reserve the right to contest that when a favora-
able, opportunity occurs3 We. know not All
we do know is that the South organized her
forces at that Convention. She deployed them
into line. Her right rests on Philadelphia,
under Weed, Seward, Vallandigham, and Garrett
DAVIS. Her left is encamped at New Orleans,
with Mayor Monroe and his butchers for general
and staff. The headquarters at the White House,
and the next move will be on the Capitol, hold
ing Senate and House Of Representatives.
Our duty is to put there men who will at every
hazard save the nation, remem bering that they
stand where the Long Parliament stood in 1919;
and though the block and axe IN front of the
palace may be no fitting measure now, they are
bound TO find and use some measure ht and eff
cient to secure their purpose, the deposition of
the peIjured and usurping traitor. But alas
the courage and ''thoroughnessn which would
make that possible would at the same time
make it necessary. In the presence of united
North, led by courageous men, there would be
now, as in 1862, no Rebel Democratic party
worth counting. Some toresee coup d'etdt in
the literal sense-a violent move against Con-
gress We hardly expect that. That is too good
to be true. The cunning traitors at Philadelphia
DO not intend TO give the North any such advan-
iage. They see their mistake at Sumter, and
have no intention to repeat it. "The burnt
child breads a painted 6re,r saws a proverb,
Thoroughly whipped in that method, the South
Will never risk provoking another 1861, if 1t can
possibly be avoided. The move upon Congress-
upon what this traitor Accident dares to
describe as "a cody called, or which assumes to
be, the Congress of the United StatesD-will be
made under legal forms. The trick will be so
covered that il will bear a specious argument of
constitutionality. Seward belongs to the Bar
mum, not to the Cromwell class. But whether a
blow come from Jefferson Davis hand or a trick
from the brain of William II. Seward either
will fail in the end We have no fears for the
final result. Justice will triumph. We have
Gods promise for that The jew in Egypt.
burdened and crushed, never doubted he should
see Canaan. God had promised that; but
whether in four years or forty, or through
what perils, none could tell. We also shall
reach our Canaan. But whether in four wears
or tory-through what peril-whether as one
nation or two-whether all gathered round the
temple at Jerusalem, or with one king there,
another in Samaria-none can tell.
WENDELL PHILLIPS.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-31

The South to De Kept Out Of the Union Until the
Heavens Melt with Fervent Heat
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More Blood, and Even the Block and the Axe,
The Measures Demanded,
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COngree5 Denounced for Not Insisting
Upon Negro Suffrage.
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IL Will Cause a Desperate Conflict
In 1868.
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The Theory Under Which He Governed
New Orleans.
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THE POLITICAL WORLD.
--~~~>y~-ey,o,>o~~-y-~~y~->,y>~e~
Cen. Butler and Wendell Phillips
ON the President,

What the Lawyer Hero of the War
Claims that He Captured.
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wendell Phillips Opinion Of the PhiIa-
delphia Convention.
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WHISKY, BRANDY, WINE, ETC.
CHESNUT GROVE WHISKY.
No. 225 North THIRD Street.

No. 225 North THIRD Street. q
II anything was wanted TO prove the absolute purify
OF this Whisky. the following certificates should do It.
There is alcoholic sIimpant known commanding sudR
eCCnmendGtiOn ON such high sources =
PHILADELPHIA, September Q. 1855
We have carefully tested the sample Of CHESNUT
GROVE WHISKY which you send us, aud find that Il
contains NONE OF TIE POISONOUS SUBSTANCE known "a
Fl Sill OIL which is the characteristic and injurious In
gredient of the Whskies In genera
BOOTH, GARRETT Il CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists
NEW YORK September3 1853,
/ have analysed sample OF CHESNUT GROVE
WHISKY received from MIR Charles wharton Jr,
PhiaGelphia' and having carefully tested It, / aIa
pleased TO state that ii is entirely PoIsoNoU
OR = hRIGUB substances IL IL an unusually pur
JAMES r. Chiffon, MD,
Analytical Chemis
BOSTON, March T. 1859
Ihaye made chemical analysis of commercial sam
pies OF CHEsNU1 GROVE WhISKY which proVestS
be iree nom the heavy F9sil Oils, and perfectly pure
unGdul Grated The fine flavor of this whisky derive
nom the R[ein used in manufacturing it.
Respectfully, A. A. HAYES NJ. d,
State Assayer, No. l6 BOylstoD street
For sale by DArTel demOhn or bottle at No 225 Nori
THIRD Street Philadelphia. 4S
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PROPOSALS.

A SSISTANT QUARIEBMASTER'S OFFICE,
IA No 1889 GIRARD Street.
PHILADELPHIA, August D. 1866
Sealed Proposals will be received at this
office until u O'Clock NJ, SATURDAY, September
/, 1866, for the immediate delivery at the United
states StorehOuse HANOVER Street wharf Pbila-
delphia, Pa, of the following Quartermasters'
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CLOTHlNG DEPOT, sCHUYLKILL

~ ARSENAL
OFFICE EXECUTIVE AND INSPECTING OFFICER
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August %, 1866
Sealed Proposals will be received at tins Office
until noon SATURDAY, September /, 1866 Ior de-
livery at the SchuylkIll Arsenal, in merchantable
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so Shutter Bolts.
10 gross luiung But
tons.
2 dozen Putty Knives.
2 dozen Drawer Hum-
bier Locks.
5 boxes Glass, l2X16.
100 e. IL. Lettering PEN
cils.
500 pounds Putty.
200 gallons Turpentine.
] Dbl. Spanish Whiting.
2 bbls. Copal Varnish.
IN The ENt,,n Vtra p.a on-eh