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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03
DR.. Marks Nyphi!ilic Care is

the only Medicc that viii curc SYPHILIS m MI it, vi
riuns and complicated forms and ihorou shiy crad
cate the syphilitic poison virg- from the -ysrcm
symptoms 81 the Fl. st or Primary STAGE.
This i known hN chanerc- or ulcers appearing soon
after ma ,fxIo-re To cure the first stA.e. use DR..
Mark svplil.tic Cure Pills and Syphiuic WASH ETC.
which never iai> 10 cure syphilis in few days,
From i've 10 fifteen DAYS faithful treatment usually
suicc- L. the first STAGE. one ~ two packages
fails 10 this stage. Price per Package
~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03

he ity e'cct@n in Beardstown, I'll
The her day. the democracy swept every
thing, by an aggregate majority If about
200. And the good work goes bravcly on
The authorities Of Jersey County, III.
have offered reward Of $500 for the ap
prehension of Robert Medford, the murder
er OF John Durham, Medford Is 80 years o,
age, feet high, weigh, 100 pounds, has
grayish blue eyes a. d lark hair
The CcntraIia On Sentinel of the 22nd
says "The severe cold weather and storm
Of last week did much damage to Southern
Illinois severely inluring, If not DIES roy
Ing, the peach crop Of the coming season"
The Lew stown (Ill Democrat. Of the
22d, says: Several cases Of spotted fever
have recently OCCURRED in Harris township.
and in mos cas i has been fa;al. one
child was aken in the evening aud died be
fore morning The disease is thus named
because the victim breaks out in fl ,ri,i spots
elore death Medical aid does Iii,'2 good
in such cas.s"
mar 10. who lirad near
the Alma ~ 10. N st. CLAIR con. +, H..
night OF v = Feb -. He f G,rt.
sides store t',out 10 prlock for hi boa,,iinp
house, about half mile distant, and was
found next morning frozen to death. lie
mad no family.
The Alton (Ill.) Telegraph gives The par
ticulars Of The arrest II a man named Moore
for assaulting his wife with intent to kill
Marshal Steiner seeing him on the street
called to him to stop. but, instead Of doing
this, he took to his heels and ran into the
new building oppostesthe Chicago depot.
At this the marshal followed as spe, d, MS
possible, but found the man with revolver
drawn as it to shoot llim. Mr.. Steiner i'm
incdiately seizea him " he throat with one
hand and pointed his own pistol a: the fell
lows head, when he Quietly su,mitted.-
Subsequently he was bound over in $500
tonds for his appearance at the mex. court
While a tile grindef. named Crowell. was
at ,tk at the Cards City File Factory.
Chicago, on the ,.the stone burst. one
piece striking the mao on the head, makir g
A. ti'ghtia' wound 4 fractur,ng the skull.
Inc unfortunate manpnly lived three hours
after the occur encc If the accident. The
stone weighed over top tuns, was six and n
half feet in diametet, and. at the time Of
the explosion, was mix ing from 400 10 zoo
revolutions per mnuSc The BUILDING was
rudely shaken by thj severity Of The con
cussion, breaking several Of the windows.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03
IT LiUs LEE.
fasa Hen JAG . i.Roon

TIIia.tIlfll. % N. lb0.'-
Genii men ~. IN .irph IL E@nr inquiry - -
the eie, ;stoalcet ~ ~. use ot io, iiand' stier
nl.tu ~ ,rs in ",s family, have hesitation IN
sa}i M INT II has oetn taghig beneficial. In one
instance, Il case ui dyspepsia .. taIsieen years
,taMaits. ANA mncn hai become very distress
ing ,l- use oi one bottle gave detided relici
.l "a eae,..ng Il cure, and tine third. il
aais. aas confirmed 'f8e cure, Tor there hui,
- iptft~ IL tAfrn 'ar t st = 4
ve.rs 10 M II .lv,lna. use il; / fad 1t 10 ,,e
aa in aided tonic, aud sincerely rctommcne Its
use 70 be sufieI.Is.
Yours Truly, JA.Dp ni.UvaI.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03
nm. EASTERLY,S
IODINE AND SARNAPARILLA.

rh,.s. Tho o.,v msscine ~ wlcure diseases slsng
frori 81 impure stsoe II tie t3ood viz:
.Scrofula. a. Kings Evil, Cancer, Tumors,
a Munitions OF the Skin. Rsy sipclss, CNron-
3 sore Ewes, Rlngwerm ~ letter Scnld
Head. Old Sores, Swelling Of the Glands,
Leprosy, White Swelling. Piles, BIotches,
Boils, Pimples on the Face, Goitre, Rheu-
matism, Dropsy or Gravel, Liver Com
plant. Dyspepsia, Nervous Affections,
General Debility, all Chronic Diseases,
and all Diseases arising from the use Of
Mercury.
This medicine combines In n healthy concentrated
state the Fluid Extracts Of SarSaparia. Yellow Dock
stinga Burdock and the Iodine Of Potassium, also
the Extracts OF several otlscr valuable ROOTS aud
BARkS. prepared by NEW and highly improved
chemical process for obtaining the ACTIVE PRIN-
CIPLE Of those Roots in it, PURE and mos, perfect
feet and EfFlCACIOts REMEDY known TO man for
the cure u all those diseases arising from impure
stsie OF the BLOOD. or the other fluids OF the system
lDr. Eastcrly,s Iodine and
SavsapariIla
Searches out the very germ root. Of diseases by
Purifying the Blood. producing healthy action Of the
LIVER and h- secretions. expclling all morbid.
impure and diseased matter from The system and BY
it, simultaneous action all the various org Of
the body. II impar- new life and activity 10 The whole
physical system Possessing those peculiar Blood
purifying properties il the reason why 1t l. equally
efieacpu- in many different complaints. No other
medicine can compare with
Dr. Eastcriy's Iodine and
SarsapariIla
For the cure Of scrofua obstinate Old Sorcs letter
hingworm. Saf itheum. Scald Head. Pimpes the
Face, Prairie Itch. Illinois Mango. Missouri
and all Eruptiois Of the SKIN But for The Of
all OLD SORES and SKIN DISEASES of every Kind.
Gridle,'s Salt Rheum and letter
Ointment
T. valuable assistant the Iodine and Sarsaparilla
IN -nbdnng the disease The Iodine and Sarsaparilla
puriies the Blood and removes The cause. and the
ointment heals the Sores and Kills The disease. and
thus speedy and pernane cur, If effected Both
are reconmc ndcd to be used for these complaints
DR.. Easteriy's Iodine IL ~arsaparilla
l. rapidly supcrc,dng all other Sarsapafillas and
Blood Purifying Medii ines. Nearly all the old Slr
-aparillI- discarded WORTHLESS. and arc nearly
obsolete. while This il every day increasing II popular
favor Druggists aud dealers who formerly purchased
by the dozen order by the Gross aud Five sroAs
n. Il time. II j. warranted Six Times STRONGER
CHEAPER aud BITTER than any Other SArs par
lila or Blood Purifying Medicine o..siei Ia tne
| Public. money will be taken for il. Therefore
ak for
DR.. Eas'e~'v's iodine G. Sars~ -'''-
And take nothinl Sc
ptee tNsl ad saf~4;araa si.-or 3 ~.
Pnce-uridle,'- SAT- Kh,um and letter IN nlelt.
| - cen ner batfle
| Prepared and sold by In + Ea~'erly ( ~. No -
North Fifth street Iouis No sold at their Branch
Family Medicine Store No. - Madison street. Chi
ca!n. He
Far sal. l,y Al, Dr,,sssst.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03
DIR. MARKS
SYPHlLITIC CURE

This Celebrated Remedy is an Iniallible
Cure for sYPIIIT Is in the primary, Sec
ondary and Tertiary Stages.
y ALL LARGE CITIES THERE EXISTS \ con
ta.ous SEXUAL. DISEASE called - pilII.lS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03
Esr. COnk's Magic Hair Oil.

!. The best Tonic known. and will produce iuxr-
rent Growth of NEW HAIR On BALD HF iDi. IN all
ca-es where any artificial means con b, any avail
ne most intelligent and beautiful Ladies aud tsn,e-
meii ~ - l"us Use it, and regard it IN Indispensable
article f.r the -
Price. - cents bottle.
Prepared and spld h. Dr- T.. EAtTEHf.v g co.
No :" North Fifth street 81 Louis. No also for
sile at their Braaeh Family Medicine stora NJ 50
Madison -'re.f. Cisis 'go. H.
For silc brfDru.l,st- gen rally
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03

Il a He n A.
THE
lnfalliblo Hair Resforat;v. .

IlnSlpEuI.i TIE BEST ARTICLE FOR Rrs.ro
a. rne GREY Hair to its original color mot de;n
.uee'nay curing all diseases Of the SCALP.
me hair from FALLING Of giving II sofiness anJ
s ld ho',nS else can produce. Price 81 per botla
Missouri '"'er, 81 Louis
rum street, St. Lenis Mo- aud at their Rran rorn
~ ~ Hsedcine Store. No. ~, Madison street Cncs.
sSd- soie Senera Agents, to whom all orders msi ~
fUI.ER, FINCH. = FULLER, BURNUAMs
49,. AZ 4, SCAAACk, Wholesale Dealers, CHI
E1aste0lyas Medicines are forsAle
- @sSsS vss ssR e =. 8. Dallotd. and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03

DKAcfWsf nvrR PARTICULAR At
II ras1iusa ait 80 dyesnt 1lstas, IA, Nelvets
or Garmess Of bHy kua-ta elfs aus color de.
.i,ed Thfrl s.reaa two doors wass - Iowa
north side. ulNis-alY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03
Symptoms of the Secondary Stage Of Sy'
mills

This is known by The following: Ulcers in the mouth
nose. throat. glands. skin head nails mucous mem
bfanc~. canrefon- sores on the and legs crut
tons on the skin. scroiHa. efr IT, cure tIc second
stage, use Dr. Marks Syphtic Cure Pill aud Throst
Wash. if the throat i liberated if not. omit the
Wasl.
These medicines infalibic cure Tor this stage
if -ed uficleiI I'm III uf time radcalc the poi
son nom TIM sS-iun.
!, r.iee PR isekae 80 % in.luding Throat Wash
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03
AGENTS.

AGENTS.
BOSTON-Geo. q. tjoodw n Gu.
NEW lOkk--Dcusas Barnes i Go.
BALTlNUkE-S.S 3. Nance.
PiTTSBU KG-Dr Geo. Il. keyser.
CtNCINNATI-F. h. sqaires Co., and John D
Park
CHlCAGO.-Lord 4 Smith, end ii. ScOvil
ST. LOUIS Collins Bros.
SAN FRANCISCO Hostctter, Smith 4 Dean.
Also, sold BY all Druggists snd Dealers.
Read IT. Column OF Test.
momIh1s In Saturdays
DfNlOeeot
,uly1a-d1ow.W0d sr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03
READ WHO SAYS So:

FRos THE Hon THOMAS u. FLORENCE.
FEos TIT Hon rnoaAs l. FLonENce.
En- rng Hon THOMAS i FLogkNcN.
ashic.toit Jan Isl, 1851.
Gen. lemen. Having stated 1t \ tDaiiN To yun,
hay no hesitation IN writing the fast, that
expetr mead ii marked benefit from Your Heoi
land German bnteis. During u long aud te
dous >essi0n of tongress, pressing and onerouS
dune nearly prostraisd me. KIND friend sng-
gestt the USE OF the preparations have named
| too as advice, and the result was improve
meni heAith rene we'd energy. and that rariic-
uar let - much needle aid obtained. 9th
ers nay be similarly adraniaged they desire 70
b.. iruiy your trend
THOMAS b. FLORENCE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03
CURE YOURsELF!
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC.

This Mcdiinc viii cure Gonorrhea. Gil Q,
Structure, Seminal Weakness )r Sperm
atorrhea, Chordce, Diseases of the Kid
neys and Bladder, and all Diseases oi
the Sexual Organs caused by Contagion
or Weakness Of ether Sex, Males or
Females.
THIS elegant. popular and infilible prepare
ZION. - celebrated in all our large cities Tor ~.
cure q PRIVATE Diseases, Is now offered to the a!
nlct"d and WARRANTED to CURE AL Diseases of the
GENITAL Organs OF either sex male or female. in
Few days.
asr. Bakers Specific,
Is tue only safe and reliable rcxndy for the care
a. Sperniatorrhea generally 3tesfned Seminal
WEAKNESS, causedby self abuss, or excessive in
u" gonce which - now so iearfily prey aleut in
all pats of the country.
Esr. Asalser's Specific.
~ "a great healing. purifying and self curing
inmedt, requiring no medical and mr. ,dv,c,.
F." 18th this great medicine van can t,rs. w.
So ,, and avoid all chance OF exposure and ram
oy ignorant, pretending doctors
fsr. Isal<cr's Infection.
n. En- eases of t'onorrhca, elect and Stric-
'nr", DIR Bik"r's Injection is recommended
"sv" ~ cvninneffon with the Specific as il
'nae.'1''V "'as IN snbinlng tie inflammation
n 1850 ssepling the discharge. Both tire re- ON
''ennea = pe used in these complaints.
8. - AtreHise On sexual diseases called the
the Sac,uc '"e' D"'ue o.
~ Dr. Bakers Speciac. 81 80 per bottle.
ire q b4aers injection. Al per tile.
re = de Injecting Syringe. 81 cents Fe-
h-nr meeting Syringe, 30 cents.
Hsnt ~ expression Al parts Of the country on
81 money and twenty five cents additional
+" p;h Tyr gc eng box and shipping.
~ afSe ii.n sofd by DR.. + EASTERTy 4
:, smss % Aqr,h Fifth Street, st. Louis, Mo
en-, ~ paahen store. ~ Madison 81, Chi
N~-V ~ for aie by Drdggsts generally
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03

a. ~. aGaGsss.7 SD.
T1riiDER M&&UFscEr sFN DF SASH
ID Doots iaiass. ioulainss Arsesets. &c
Contracts ioT bssdiuFn VI .en
s,l,n AID r4tters corner If td rhirs
stfsels. Dnsenpe B. tawa- v.A"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03
BUSINESS CARDS.
~. =. <iGNtaAA .H.s
HENRY AEr.F.s,
= Il. sAlREa.
y. EEsaTsx assfsEsa,

HAVING PUacaASE THE ONf0S DRUG
la. stort. ih,ss,stlv own.a Ds pr. y ). HIg-
gins, No, ~ Brady, between ~ and ~ streets.
trnsts br elise attention 10 business to merit
share OF puDsic p4iiona4e.
;1s Fare Medicines aud Chemicals elways on
anu anil r. hn',it. sep3sd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03
WA =. Esias1i-.

TTuEyEf 80 CoCNC sLUH ~ LAW.
Il aud sEar ai. 3 ..cs.E Office on
l.sady stre,t. ia ttsHaiia Daee itt cor north
uf Post ono
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03
i. ID. EAsYgA Rtsnt,s. ~. 3D..

ERHiSltIAN AsD SURGEON. OFFICE
II with ~ hsA-t anier thp tNesnport M.
n0nai Baat. ctrn=e &. sd ana Bfadi streets.
ErYnnexcxs -tohn n. Asher, q. r.. j. ". H.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03
SscARAsuA IMPORTANT TO ENGLAND.

NNAKA"UA INFORMANT TO ENGLAND.
have endeavored in the preceding brief
sketch to give you general lca OF Nicara-
qua, and now must explaih why | have
picked out that country il pr, ference TO
any Other part of the isthabus, and why
have laid so much stress a its Importance
TO England, It's simply because It offers
atransit between the Atlantic and the Pa
eiiie-snd easy means Of reaching our rela
podes-a stepping stone to . wonderful in
crease Of our commerce, and a guarantee
against the surprise and disaster which At
present could be inflicted On our political
and commercial interests in the Pacific
MiNA-1DA1eA- impupitx hy n rival nafion
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03

Of English agistocracA whole shameless
excuses and Jebancheiiks hav\ long out
ragged public fecenry, did SUDDENLY at tn
Norfolk hotel, Norwich Jon FridC, the Cd
of February An annuity off FL in Lon
don, Is relieAed by h Ceath Of hhe pay
ment IF a lifeannuE Of SO. 200.
The San Francisco Alta says th&t he cod
fisheries OF the north Pacific have. already
assumed such imp riance rs to warrant the
conclusion that they are to rank a1ong tbs
prominent sources Of our wealth hereafter
Mrs. Ca,harmc FRI, an old lady.residing
in Rochester,, was >burted to death Oh tn
Odd prox. She faid jbwn en- l'aingc to
sleep with Matches iY her pocket, and in
moving abou. theHgnited.
The trus,ees>Sf the Washington National
Monument s. iety show that aficf paving
all liablites-asssuss NE fund, t6ere is a
balance ofnearly $l2. 900 investedin good
securities for The monum, mt.
A telegram from Galveston, Texas, states
that ex Senator Wgfall has esdaped from
Texas, TO be heard Of next, no ,houbt, from
the new settlement Of ex rebelta. Cordova,
Mexico.
About 10000 colored tp6ops from The
department OF fexas. are a arrive short,
at City Poinf, to e psij/of and muster, d
out Of service \ uuyCer Of vessels have
already arrived, aH active preparations
are going on VIVA view TO carry out the
order dlShaualns shi sc troops.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03
:sR. COOK's MAGIC YAsssDas

l. the n.ost perfect and dmirable article
ever discovered fnr the Preservation,
Rrauty, Growth AID Restoration of the
Hair
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03
icFy ferpeeiluIIN .onIs,
w. u. SEIkfkiED, No 25i Shack amazon ST
From the REv Tnos. WINTER. d. d., Pastor Of
IsnAb.ron.i hAntist Ghnrch

From the REV. Tnos. WINTER. y. d., Pastor OF
RsNb.rough Baptist Church
DR.. Jackson. Dear sur. = Tea Il due 10 yonr
cxr.lieii preparation. boosiand's Herman BIT
iets ID llu my testimony to tie deserved rcpn-
tat,on il has obtained have for ears been
TRIMMED with q great Disorder in nv mead aud
p-rvnn. III stein. waA4 asuissd ~ i lt,.ud to
IL, a bette 81 your helsnxn I.lttesH DID So
aid have rNpc FENCED greht and uncAp. atd re-
lief ms heath has be"aN ~ materially bench.
ted. confidently ind III. article where !
meet vilt cases similar NJ NY own. and nase
be II i sarcd by many Of tbeir good effects
h1sprcliuily yours.
}. WINTER. Roxb CROUCH. Pa.
F,elu rev. J. y. SnERaAN, Of the (.er,snu Ep-
formed Church. hutztown. bcr Co PA.
.}r. u. jackson. hcfps<ird sir - have br en-
troubled VAN dyspepsia nearly twenty ye.n !.
and nave never u.suan, medic ne tai dia ma.
ua ,n,lca gued uoolAnd' Litturs a,n very
niue, improved u health after having taken I'VE
bottles. Yours. win. respect,
j. ~ ii.Kut.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03

I I HENS BEA TIFIES. md SfKENGTH
en- the HaiT. prevents il from iaiilns uG and be-
coming permanently cray rcnove- the dandruif and
turns marsh ni9nt hair into that which Is sn 3oth
Il. LII L. IL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03
DR.. Easteriy's Iodine e. sarsaparill,
DR.. Eas'N~'v's iodine g. Sars~

And take nohn
peee tNf J I'd Saf-Ajnr}ts. sitpF ~.
Price-tridle,'~ SAT- ithtUm and Teilcr II nselst.
- cen per bottle.
Prepared AID sold hy IN Fas'eily & ~. Ne. n
North Fifth street. -. Iuuie No sold at their Brsn
Family Medicine Store. Ne. - Madison street. Chi
ca;!n, ilsr
For sal. bs al Drnggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03
asSSa;affs Stf1 n sAss o. var.

~-SSzasS sa;afs ,st11 q s%ss o. Wan.
or scarcely lssJ consij eratioA is the po-
litical aspect of hffairs In IN event of
war our squadfon and commeAce in the
Pacific could d dcstro1ed with simpunty
long before 4 Z news That war pad been
declared would be allQke to find its'-wSy
across the hthmus 4 I need scs1ely say
that consid sratiopfof these matt(rs gave
me serious dAsasiAsss, and lost ri time in
communicating with her mAjesty'si govern
snent on the subject; but vovernuents are
prevsrbially slow Of Understandings, and
my warning proved Of no effect, Especial
~ - soon afterwards the war broAe out n
the United States, and, by check pg traie
and commerce, mtigated the evil At Pana
ma. I cannot, however, resist Mentioning
curious coroboration Of my views which
occurred in 1862. Our colonial secretary,
the late duke Of Newcastle, stated from his
place in the house Of lords that Ia sort
time back, when lhsrs~ was On apprehen
sion Of hostiljtiss tith th1 linked States
(ths Trent STAIR ne was vi ablsto commu-
nicate WIKI the governor Of British Colum-
b'a for the spses Of six weeks, lhere being
the Dpssibls, Chance Of a96 dist a,ches sen,
via HAnauk falling inte /hostil3 hands"
suppos5 there are fey nglisiInen who can
even now. DO mad6 Aware Of Che existence
Of such . state ~ affairs without . deep
feeling Of huGlkf};aA,An
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03
epo1eMCnl supaemacv.
:, SO: 9. q. -. .-. =.
- - ~ Ansries.
e ~. ulu1AoA4 ahees Certain -
..su ss4voqAee1A nhglaaa, whscaa 10
~re A1bo4t - VSaher Naasea
-3fE ha&OAo@ - owoe. sefft
-, NsA Nh L. sA5t G@
TAsAxAaAHoe JWOpeeSess Nee.
.aal ILL.,


. CaDAI PSm, lo(f ths fsyll navy. recently
delivered ( lsctlss in London, embodying
the results Of JIG long and close study Of
the Niesngua lad Pansma transi, routes.
which he had been sndsavoring to secure
for the Engli& government. 10 the course
II which be ssS0shA following statements,
which On English paper ieclares are truly
startling 70 the British pubic"
ssi1lsn coxnsaCs IN JSAPARDv.
Very naturally tho managed ent Of the
Panama Railroad is thoroughly \American.
emanating from the board Of directors a,
New York. Tho convenience Of H. Unit. d
States passengers and merchandise is the
coming FROM Engla(d probably fnjoy .
longer scjouJ6 on hsfsthmus than Pie cal
eulated ups u starr ing; this, o1courss,
becomes tors AID pore serious las the
. transit bu)insn incrs(sss, and sddcf to the
sxorbita1 tariff, no dtubt will befolc long,
coloinat@ in the co4plete exclufion Of
British commerce, Although happily for
many y(ars the British lion himsel may be
allowed 10 loss with Mis- tai betVeen his
legs. b Inconvenience and high charges
already pct - . dampcr to our commerce,
and coemunications with the Pacific. for
instancx Parliamentary papers fur Van
couvcr bland ere charged as letters, the
mere ansst Of the Tmss four pence; while
osts ie, ter croosing by the
ss''f,Ad T. one ~ i'r.s. thus sartunlly cut
-, Oh e. eoenis of British Columbia
rom the enjoyment Of hons news and lit
erature. the mere check to our com
msrce 10 Feady felt syvcrely. its entire
cessation w4uld b netiiing short Of a na
tional cnlamfn 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03
GridIeS's Salt Rheum and letter
Ointment

l. valuable assistant to the Iodine and Sarsaparila
IN snbdaing the Disease The Iodine and Sarsapafilla
purdes the Blood aud removes rhe cause. rnd the
ointment heals the Sores and Kills hr disease. and
thus speedy and permanent cure il effected Both
mcnded to be used for these complaints
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03

Dr. Eastcriy's Iodine and
SursaD0ri0

For the Of Scrofula obstinate Old Sorcs letter.
Kingworm, Sali Kheum Scald Head. Pimpits the
Face, Prairie Itch Illinois Mango Missouri Scratches
and all Eruptios Of the SKIN But for The cure Of
all OLD SORES and SKIN DISEASES of every Kind.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03

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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1866-01-20
Public Sale.

I Estate Of Qaezime Young.
i virtue OF an order rinanating from the Hor
- the Court of the Eighth Judicial Disttic
OF the STATE of Louisiana. holding sessions in aid
Tor the Parish IF ST Landry. and to me dirested
inc pnblic aie hereby inU4ned that there will be
so'd 50 at p"olir sale, to sast and highest bid
sa asri a. at, i'le residence lrhr Man, at An.
s.. Sc Belair, in 'he aforesaid Parish, on
Tuesday, Both January 1856,
the the following described propertws6rlonging 10
Of the Parish Of ST. Landry, to-,yii: i
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1866-01-20
PUBLIC SALE. ]

Estate Of Lastie Lafeur, dec.
pY VIRTUE of an order from the
~ Honorable the District Court of the
Eighth judicial District il and for the Par.
ish of st Landry, there viii be sold at pub
lie auction to the last aud highest bidder.
On Monday, January 22d, 1868,
through the ministry Of an Auetioneer, or
by the administrator, At the last residence
Of Lastie Lafenr,son Bayaa Beuf. the
property Hereinafter described, belonging
to the Estate of the said deceased ::a.saL
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1866-01-20
Lotof Ground.
I O. R I'D C. M R i.

WAITER has the honor to inform his
LIS friends and ehei pubic generally that he
hasiust arrived from New Orleans, with an as
sortnens III groceries eoalsisting principally Of
Flonr. Hams. Whiskey, Wines ol alf kinds, Sc,
which he will sell las usual At as moderate prices
as nossibie
He has also engaged anexcellent cabinet ma.
kers WHICH will enable him to repair the furniture
which may .J9 Be dsy fbtsgSiesab y Sisbs