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Proceedings Of the LeEIslature-Tle
Conservative Caucus 4 Fnlfure-CrIme
Judicial AppoIntnacnt.

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Conservative Caucus \ Fnlfure-CrIme
Judicial AppoIntsncnt.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribuue.1
FEASEFoEr. Ky, Feb. Q.
In the Senate, bills were passed to prevent ehoot
Ing On the Sabbath, rndea penalty Of from 30 10
so fine; to amend the Revieed Statutes 70 that
fA}es ordered to be made at the court houte door
may be made Ia front Of lhe public eqnare, or At
ibe door Of tho binding occupied as court houee
in counties uhere the court houses have been de-
stro5ed; and to amend the law Of master md ap-
pren1ce-
Tbe Agricultural College appropriation bill was
postponed, after considerable discussion, rutu to-
U0lrow.
Adjourned.
In ihe HOUSE, hills were passed repeating the law
for the protection Of sheep Ia the Commonwealth
% amend lbe militia laws 70 to reduce the uI!1-
tAsy e1penses; to repeal the law authorizing the
Governor to borrow money for military purpotes
10 allow married women to trsde; to amend and
rtpesl the slave code and to amend the road laws.
schedule for The classification Of conytcts in tue
peni.ensisty. WIS adopted,
Adjourned.
The Conservatives caacns last night WAS tai1-
ure, only abo1t dozen being present.
shooting matches and rtabbans adfays ntc be~
coming very frequent in all parts Of The State.
Hon. Thos- A. Marshall. Of Louisville. has been
appointed, md has accepted, the Office OF Chief
Jutttce Of lhe Court Of Appeals, yacated bT the
death Of Judge Sampson.
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otherwise, we're sold at nom I1lhe pe1 Pnqa'a, Ps'ss
Tire Gsne hEousn Sn zach r. ,rints
steel 1es ps1 Po1nGi mi.:aIIaneoas n cooet1on
q of1 old mutket., smooth lore and ,ihod, ot*ck-
emi,h'e tools, ETC.. etc. .,- .r,,~ <~scd ia
The stormy weather ss eoounnes nc, ,ss,. Il IL
,se ssr6of sv.n ehsnce 10 ss, among Then biz!
,5e the ba1ques Delaware, foE kto Janei e. Nv Hea
Raymond. Tor Esw York, s1fsa y4h, ioF tor New
York, ano bng> CLARA Ellsn ano Na'af'no' 'oA -'>'
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WHEELING, Feb. 9.-TroGau and Boyce for the
murte1 Of Adam, Deems. were executed tn patke1s-
burr today: The ropes broke in the first attempt
Both men again mounted the ecadold, and stronRer
ropes were obtained, when they were hanged sepa
rsfely.
The bill providing for tha permanent location of
the capitnl at Buckhannou. Teat Virginia, passed
cha H0pke Yesterday.
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Daily Weather Report.
.eceiyed by the United States Telegraph Line.1
Ephrr&rr N-7fSsulh ~


New youK, Feb, 9*-The 1rAdkid Epota Of Jan-
I'd, says Of ,he Chtlan war: The whole country
will side with the Government, urging It to epa,e
.han proud republic, BY witch We are 1nsuled, 20
understand that the days Of Acsvucho arc past and
He have mean-, will and energy more than eufj.
after rhayinc wreaked upon her the most terrible
rfxrrrtnra
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NEW YolK: Feb. a--There was an acc1dent on
he FleminRtou & n. J. Railroad Wednesday,, A
tiain ran OF the track, owing TO- the breaking Of
Isil The locomotive was demolished by the ex-
uio:fon Of ihe boiler The engineer was Killed and
fireman seYerely scalded. The cars did not 70 oycr
ihe emhankmtnt and no passengers hurt.
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Market value Of Assets.........81, ,006, 7S0.33
specal and prompt atsention e1ye2 10 every depart
ment Of Fire Insurance. Rates ns low ns gcnninc In
auranca can be afforded 1t. Rules fbeFat as T.pe
experteuce will I'd mt Of An ample Cash Capital, whole
md unlu Paired pledged for the security Of Patrons
, 1866-02-10

Colored Troops to be Mustered Out
new YoRK, Feb. IA Washington special says
the 1st and I'd tegular Ontted States colod cavalry,
doing duty 81 Brazos and Brownsville Tr1as, haTG
been ordered 10 City Point, Va, where, the 15lh
.nstant they to be paid or and mustered ont OF
the service. Inducements will be held ont By the
Fredmen's Bureau to these returning veterans to
Locate On Government lands Ii Flouda, securing
Comfortable homes 1t a nominal price.
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WAs4rEcroS. Feb. 3,-The Natloual Democratic
Executive Committee have had meeting for gem
eral consultation, but did mt come to auy deter-
1ntnanon a. to Recommending any particular OF
special cousze Of policy to BE- hereafter pursued By
The Democratic party. A mass meeting fs adref.
tked TO eu4tafu The reconstruction policy OF the
President, TO take placG On the I'd Of EetrlatY.
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orde4 verbal general OF special Iss1ed by ans MI
1nand of the Department, die'rct or plaee within
wh,ch such eezme, scasth, s11eet o. Imprisonment
WA made, done q committed. by the person Q.
nertup aiding OF ns*lstins him therein, shall o.
held, and are hereby declared 70 come within inc
provision Of The oct to which th1e II aincndato,I
md wn9 ss 1 .he .h
t1ansfer appeal eiros.o limitation
is second eecuon provides that he production
Il os tes s e e H., = ssan sssa g s
authcuticitv. or II The order IL lost Or desuoyed
production Of secondary evidence sha1l be adm'a6l-
lis ,h;,a seetion provides that the Hight Of r..
moyel nom The snte Court to the 2. 5. Ciscalt
Court muJ be extrosed - before, o1t notoiag
Of eueh removal after final Judgment II the stAte
its fourth eec1ion provides that II the state
ceaFt shs Il, s emoy. oi the case
to tbe Ctrcnlt cour Aforesaid ptpoeea lus!her u
esld cause or prosecution before the ce1tihcam OF
"a s1aa n sua R:x Rs 'ss e s =
bic IN damages to the party acXf1eSed: r..
y t be sesn Ut ts BY Z T. o. tS ne M hfs. I'm. nm
l. that .! on oae eisuse IN the order some time aco
lesued by Cen Grant fos The protection OF pe1so1s
in The late rcbelltous States. The measure VIII
dicinr5 Comul,tee expect 70 be able 10 finally
carry 1t through the Home.
The virginia Indoraing Comna1ftee-
Message from the PFeHfdent-Fhe
Freedmen's Bureau BlM-Cofofado
Ores. -,,.........,
| WAsurscroH, Feb. S-1he committee appointed
by the Virginia leetslatuF hafe aIsea nels 4 u
that body approving nis policy with reference Il
restoration. and expressing determination 70 co
nrerate Nth him in tho wire. trtn. ARD 3ast po!c
afoped by him, with al the energy and power the,
esn devote to the subject Owing 70 tue pfo1oneet
session Of the Cabinet the tnte1s1e" Is a1ea 10
| tomorrow.
| RepreseutariYes Communication from The Seer
tafT OF War and the Attorney 9enelal in reply 10
resolutfpn requesting him, Il not neompauho WI
he public Interest. to ufnfth any report OF report
r mhde by the Judge AdFocste General or any olnt
oieer ofthe Governmsnt = tq ths gso1aos, aas ms
, Clay, IT, Stephen H. Mallory and David L. 1n!e'
, | or eftnrr OF tben IRE held in confinement
, The nnaendAtosy Frecdmen's Bureau nilL haVfn
tassed both Houses, Will Boon be presented to II
f1esideut for his signature. The bi4 as 7 no
stands does not rettr,ct the operations Of 7 7
Bureau 10 the States in which The privileges of Y
/ | urit pt hobeas eofpus waa suspended On Inc !
: mt. a. amended by the House, bnt disagreed
q by he Senate. Il = Of general application;
hundred and fity.seyen pounds ct nnilon 1fo
nroccst, On exhibition here wtll BE- ecnt 10 Chica
soon. The smeltsng process exceeds the noes "a
i. @NEw fonx, Feb. 9.-The Posea Nash!ngt
/ | spettal says the Wars and Meaps Commi11ee =
Ike up tie eublect Of general taxation On Tuesd
q | next.
ut leust Ten days longer In the herring. The cor
q | Iii Of Mr. Dodge will close the present argumt
n | Of The case next Tpeaday.
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E1a agreement b[ WHICH the dDCtoF was 10 cule ale
daughter or receive nothing. Nr. Richmond did
not appear On The trial, and 1t being shown that
the tum caar=ed WIS proper one, Judgment was
given for five hundred do1iars and costs.
A bill has been introduced ip the Pennsyl-
rauia Legislature 10 punish n an offence, The
fraudulent publication Of marriage notices. The
PHILADELPHIA Enquirer Eays: Any one who habit
uaIly reads daily Newspaper cannot hare fk1ed to
nolice that occasionally notices afe pnllshed s!a-
ling tint the annonnoemeut-on prcrious da7 OF
the marriage Of So aud So was talse. no such
marriage having taken plsce." The fact dedncthlt
fr a ibis latter statement II, tint some sneaEug,
cowardlE scoundrel Of the male or female sex, {of
experience teaches Dewsraper taen that the pczpe-
tratosE Of these naudstarc In no email propordon
women,) has. IN order TO Kratfy rpite aga1nst
1i,nl Or fos purposes Of revenge, yetored to thts
1nserebIs petty method Of obtaining satisfaction.
by Publishing falee notice OF q marriage, lie
which IL doomed to 70 ehort life thai It IL wonder
1u! that sny perton Of sense would ercr RESORT 10
euch = brief e1pedtent. :.
The blll for the relief Of Commodore Wiz
elow. which the Congressional COMMITTEES On Chime
rt7'or1ed adveffely to 1be oiheF day, uas On the
petition. 1t win he zecollected that shortly sftef
the destrueston Of the Alabama the father Of Cam
1nodoee wfuslow, who IVES one Of the persecuted
Union men. dseo IN Charleston, s. c. AZ eoop a.
II VIE EnnRn thkt Commodore Wlat1ow wss heir
10 htt property n1eaFuree we're taken for ts eoud.-
cation, and the whole property IN South Ca.nlins,
In which Wefc two hundred and 1wcnry-two bales
pt COTTON WIS ordered to be sold by court. Shortly
amer th1a. sherman took mp his march northwArd,
md the Rocknsh Mills t{tuate near Fnyet,eyi.le
with IsrEc amount Of cotton, both INV End ruann.
1acturca, vert burned by tue army The father NJ
Commodofe Window was q large owner In these
7nlllA. and Commodore Winz1ew petstone6 {on
11ss tnat be might b indemnlaed for tie c<,,tou
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Fou1n1ss Noxnor, Feb. IA large sa1e Of ord
nanef ttnrts took place here today. food priccs
we're Obtained. but a lsrge unnoer OF articles had
10 be watbd,awn 90 aceomt Of 'ha BIDS made not
he aose.nnea... Aboat 500 old csnuon, rsbel md
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new YonK, Feb. IA verdict of guilty sas yce-
teraay repdered by the Jury fn the case Of Seaon
stewart ;ried In the Dittl4c Court IN btooklyn on
a charrc Of counterfeItinc national currency. He
xii he seutcneed on Wednesday next.
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W1111AxsronT, Pa, Feb. 9.-The msil that shouli
hare Ion hero ibis morning at O'Clock, wAs robbct
aiter being delivered at the railroad depot. Tht
baes were fonnd above the depot cut open and al
their r1uteut4 rome.
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EKT TORE. Feb. H.-The execution Of John
Haesett, for murder, which was to havp taken place
= Zeaee ta! ees sssn oE sSs
ni,ng his case to The Superior Court
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NV Yon1, Feb. IA report prevail. Ii thi1
city 10 tho ehect that Archy Hughes, the Net,-
zee il Montreal, Canada East on Wednesday
nfpht
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BIZ for The Protection Of LoFal Per-
aoux in Kentucky and other States.
4Snectal Despatch to the Chicago Trfbuue.l

WAsHS8Tos, Feb. 8,
The Jpdfciary Communities Of the House, on the
reference TO them OF bill introduced BY Repre-
sentative Mckee, referred 10 one Of their number.
unu. q. e. Cook, Of Illinois, the question Of fran.
,nx Iessure for the protection Of the lo1al people
OF Kentucky and othcr staass, *ho sFe now being
.,s.ssr7trd for he1pipg to execute the Lawn during
~. nr,rrc.s Of the var. Nj. Cook executed his
sr,1 sna The bill drawn BY him Was thla morning
sdoIntcd by the Comna1.ne. and WI be reported %
ns House u the earliest y II III ths
x,no q IT, Festdeni thc power to suspend the wit
Il. hs, t seeon d R5o1ass mi
sns ,aea. seaFfn; aare 's'A or comrnined, Or my
sas % committed ] du,1ng the Iebellioa.
bI suv ofcer Or pe1aous Under Of bY stztue oi an1
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Relief of the Ch4nabeFshuFg Sudsrers.
nARn,sBuno. Pa., Feb. 9-The hit apJ Jroprialfng
<3O0 coo tor the relief Of the Chamber aQfr sufferers
paszea the House last night.
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new YoaK. Feb. s..-The Kinee1ana OIL Compa.
n7's "otks, o1 F.twtown creek. were burned fast
night Aoes- 1900; about one-thtrd insured.
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Il 4 B | T,

Horace Greeley.
Erw ynrK. Feb. 9,-Horsce Greeley hss been
e1ecied President Of tbs American Institute.
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ipe lie properly Calculate when they get thoroush'
" to work, to refine u, 9n g1lons Of ou per %ee&+
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OxAHA, Fehasia. Feb, A-The Le9islaMe L9 r. r. H.
formed State Constitution to be tubmitted % az
peuple On the I'd Of june The election oi sta''
officers will take place at the same ume+
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Adjournment Of the Maryland LeCisla-
tufe.
BA1rYnngE. Feb, 0-The Maryland Legislature
sfjourpcd last hight. It refused 10 entertain the
prppositon 10 amend orrepeal the registration laW.
, 1866-02-10

An Abscondtng Express Agent
ST. MAAY.s, c. W.. Feb. 9.-Phe1ps, the agent q
The American Express COMPANY here. has aoseohd-
Enr6nE.
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FROM WASHINGTON.


enue CommIAA1on-Ihe Western To-
bAcco 1ntereat-Thc military Btl1s-A
New Class Of Clatm&-Appoinamen
Donations for thc Freedmen from
EirrulnEhana-Entefn Revenue Rec
relPts.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
WASHINGTON, Feb. Q.
The following paper. addressed 10 the Revenue
Commissioners. vas drawn up By Gen. Schenck,
md t'gned by Ill the Ohio representatives:
"VAsHrS6Tox. D. e., Feb. 8, 1885,
"Hou. DaFfd 4. Wells, Hon. =. Colwel. And Hon.
ioEt: Il H'se'' J. s. Ae'snos Commissioners Ne"
"Gkxrs: The tobseoo growers Of the West
baceo Is unjust and oppressive. and unfairly dis
crim1naset aeainst them end IN ayor Of The tobacco
growers Of Connecticut and Coba. The usder~
Learning from Sour reports that you eeek 10 make
yourselves practically acquainted with this enbect
of inquiry BY personal inspection, and BY putting
latve bpt1ne-s men from every section Of the eoun
1y. and hearing that with this y1eE Jon hive a.
ready visited Connecticut and tAken the testimony
to remind ron that by the official returns Of 1864
there planted IN Ohio ,ae acres Of tobacco,
and s., a. 50 pounds produced, and to ask thst
tentalys tnen Of that important branch Of induatsy
Gen. Grant is very anxious to have speedy acs,on
upon The military bill now before the House Mill
t1r7 Committee. ue eaye The volunteers ftIll re-
mafnlnC IN the service aEe becoming very restless,
pol lnswins Shethes thsy ne te b tneoEpolated
,hinks II NH BE- wel! 10 act With dehoe1a,lon.
4 nsE elats Of claims ha;e bssa ,a.s35 sses.sea
mltteE several Comfy Commissionels IL Mary-
lsnd hasc filed claim. for the 1alae OF bridges de-
1roycd by the rebels during the iuvnslou, and ter
obtain pay ia dama:et to theif roads by military
travel,
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4 Singular Error-The Naval Appro-
prja1ion Rul-Detai1s Of Appropriate
1Iout-PaAsage Of The Freedmenss Bu.
fcau Bill.

1Ious-PaA.age Of The Freeimen's Bu.
rcnu Bill.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibune-l
WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.
The Westc,n pnb3ic ~in highly appreciate the
strange crzor committed by an evening paper IN
thus announcing the arrival Of the Cincinnati dele
CATION to the Christian Commission:
s.TuE uoSEtxooH At WAsuuKaroks-FIye newly
married pafre have Just Registered At the popular
and superb Metropolitan Hotel They arc from
eecrre the requisite su!ts of rooms at The above
place. They are pions wedding party II We may
infer ehtsscier from title. They stc registered as
follows: il. =. Chamberlain and lady: Rev. =. r.
em1th and Lady: Her. .: Whidlor and Lady; Prof
HIT. Hanemlllcr and lady, and Ell johnson and
Lady, Cincinnati, Ohio" ...
Jhe House tp-day fn,shed the naval npppropsta
don bill AL tie itt,oe for the Norfolk and penaa
coin paSy yards were stricken out 1t being hed that
the condition OF the South does not ret warrant The
eKpepditutc Of any large Gums iof improvements that
could be used AGAINST the nation. The bull gtSes the
dollars, the PhilAdc2phla Nary lar1, one hundred
ard 1Ity thousand, and The Portsmouth lard two
huuurcd AID ulnety thousand, being in each case
abopf Ill fhat uak 3.Eed for New York Yards get
nalf !, million, which Is the third Of Whist they
wantrd, Tht boston Yard asked for elx hundred
tnnnsand, The Portsmouth Yard appropriations
included xtoo coo for the purchase OF seav1s Island
sdioinfnr The Yard, and this 50 far as The money
Is rnpccYpcd eettlea the question WHICH has been
disturbing Congress for 70 many Eeata.
The Freednen'a. Bureau bt1! has dnally pissed
bo;b bsauchea Of Congress, and viii to-nuroW ee
eeut to The President {or his saGnntAEe- heziends
he opera,iopa Of the Bureau over Delaware, Mar5-
isnd Ind Mje*our1, and contlnues IL In Kentucky
md nthfr StAlkts
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Death Of = Boston Exporter.
poaTox Feb 0-Wnlter Bartlett, q reporter con-
uec,ed Win the Boston Post, died this morning.
ar,pd "a yearA
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N&tt aDherttskmentB.
Every Saturday,.
NUMBER 6 NOW READY,
0aaxent1:

8onxent1:
eHApoWS OF TIE OLD BOOKSELLERS.
4 N1GHT IN W0HKHOUSE.
POPULAR TOYS.
ABOARD TIRE PROMISED LAND.
AN OLD 9RAVETAKp.
REEKNT ITALIAN LITERATURE
VICTOR HuGo's NEW voLCNE or Poems.
FURE8N NOTES.
SYMBOLS OF VICTORY.
, 1866-02-10

We COPY the following num the Boston Trt1"scTfps:
.Thc .txth plumber Of Every Sasur.tay' cootaln1s
nsnxr entitled a Might IN = WorEhoose~ the pntta-
ea,on at which, tn the columns Of the luil 4d CD
xrtst hss creas.d the greatest excitement tppass
,has lie w.lses <Hr. Antho1y rrouope sH1s tas Loo
don Re7setet disguised himself u yszfaat and OBJ
tafned Quarters fot The night IN tho work
house for the purpose OF aacextAnlne now soe Lon-
don poor nc treated IN that highly nta-
nno. Ths record OF the misery he sav and endured
n tbfa txfr night 2ln1oat TOO terrible - be efed
itsd. Tha pathos of hu1dsod norAa ts crowded
tnto .b,a ono httef page tom rom real ttfe- 'Ihe Ia
not conception Of Dante.' saJs The Spectator more
,o,-nont horrible shaa the one xheh the eonEstnn-
tcr 70 The au Hou Gaz<t&e bas pAiaseo 10 WE'LL IN
that heart sickepIu& Workhousa thd "slt9 Auau'
ready made 10 his hand, such Characters = nhS ue&
ens M hitherto dreamed Of dep!ctluE WIFE - -
hrs1e "A /. ID brilliant ha has 1atd hare 70 the shasa
nhfc m ahuae which could exiss powheso onf N ln
ton, III eourse shsee rtvettaoaA have dfaFn 1oFtn
srordss frou, the Lambeth ofoc,Ais; bot me aeta
xt.n asd viii not be alenced. sfnee Charles tsesaea
ons1auahs On The prson syste NJ article Of aht knu
hns caused such = fusote IS II St2ns n "oA
house.
~Eys1y ErnheF Of EvkRT SATURDAY Is stt1e
tfped and hack nnmheza ean alwaJs b 1assasoeo
TERMS: Single Numbers. 10 cents. 7esz'S Sab
sc1iptions, fDe.
rICkNUR T. FIELDS, Publiahers,
I'll fremont street.. BoAtun-
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4 SSESSMENT NOTICE.
IL orF1cE OF TEE RoAuD or Prp11c ToExs,
Chicago, Feb. 9Th, .s65.
funltc noslce Is hereby EtrtE to I'll persons INTEREST,"
ed, that the undersi4ned Commissioner oI ihe Board
of rnn'is Wosf. Of The E,ty Ct chteaso, have CON.
and planfug Of alley funntns fsasn eighteenth "a
Twentieth STREET. er~eeo Wabash 4yenue and State
o1ce or the City Glerk.
The undersigned viii apply to the Common Cou 7cn
Of said city At It's re1ufar meeting 10 be held tu
he nf1etetnsh day Of February. ,d 1t the hour of
4H o'clock p H., for condrmation Of such sess-
the night 10 be hearu. All persons Wishing 10 obect
10 said Aszessent nust dlc tner objections 10 tns
sAtAe. IN writing. the Office OF Tho City CIert AZ
least one day prior 10 snch meeting of tic Conuop
Council.
"a. GEDELE,
FRED L{TZ,
....- d. J. RUSE,
IelftkSs9-1f
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05
ID VEIN pEnU C0AI
TIE fprn Coal Copnpanv

HAvio yeaNED' 4 YARD tOs rur
a. y shsis Gal siIAr i - n. c,,;.,s ~ y
Ssss sS.e sSs ,';,s ss = esq. quality o.
r.casnins Wits : ctcsr, iASense heat W" ron
Cindsr cr Clisksr. "''' without
80 D"mes,ie ase. its freedom som Su,sh,,
~ ""er Impurities ienAer Il desirable n !,
~. on .eess~s ~ cssARtsRxss. but aiso In a.
s.| . -" assss seonns !sees - keeplng fires
..Fst Pfcdacng stssm. no Goa, mined g., ~.
te' compete With the 50 Vein Peru Ccs,
- ~: Most careful and rigid compsrst ve ,rsts
y we o' the prominent Railroads OF ILLINOIS.
na ~, 1a''y decidcd that the use u ,'eru Coal
luminous Coal NY ''"e' VI
constant supply by tn car load or retail,
= - ~ times DC found AZ the yard corner OF
"sr'so N, and Firth streets. Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05

HA0 oE0u PA0NOUnCED BY rHE MnDl-
- - eseulay an1 Ne puhlie to b The most
weodestal reneAy Ter The pssnsnent care 81 Ill
diseasss Of the SfOnACH, LIVER, KIDNEYS
aad BGADssn thss has ever been offered.
u isuos . nissaAl vAssa. u 10 ftem s1perssnes.
soeseooesssuSi0 WAsaa ~ ooana1sd and We
nsUeeg Ut - ma d0sbA, whsa : single bottle
80 ceca kaewn to care diseases which the best
MEDICAL II this country has failed 10 relieve
rs0s1y poesessisg the virtues 81 Constitution
Wassr caanos Be classsd under .'quack" prepare
usse. - - = 49,. seSS " No. .~..s s~i~ntiNc
practitsoases il this city. II 10 only sscosd esss
ehyaiciaas that cry down popular remedies, while
eowplish cure; and the success ofthe ply sicisns
incrsasee - his knowledge Of different remedies
enable him 70 produce = cure, while others fail 10
the attempt. Science 10 satisfied with the truth.
Give Consultation " alter fair trial--we mean
You Who are under some specssi,sss care from
who are constantly rssorting " locai frsatassws,
and 81 sorts Of local applications Tor d,seases.
with 90 much chance Of success ~ there would be,
rom lccsa applications TO the throat for diseases
Of brain. We have been careful 10 use language
In or circular that could not shock the most del.
ioale organization, but We receive 10 many CON-
municaiions from persons for which Constellation
Water 10 adapted, and Of whose disease no men.
ticn has bsen msde, that we have come 10 the
conclusion that II the remedy 10 capable Of pro-
0ueing cure, no matter what the diaease may be.
u should b made known. The medicine 10 put
mp for the public, and there should Be no e1cep-
lions. We say, Constitutions wateris not like
Gtld:1 pill nade 70 suit the eye and tasse il i.s
msdicise. u every sense Of the term placed in
The hands Of the people for their relief. and Il
taksa according TO the directions II will In every
case produce radical cure. We would say that
the directions u regard 70 Diet etc. relate only 10
The disease under which they occur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05
DIABETES

10 . disease Of the stomach and liver, acting
through the kidney1. md 10, without doubt, The
most obstinats dissass. except consumption, tha,
e9ects the human constitution. We have no space
for discussing causes. but will atate that the Fl
feet Of the disease 10 the conversion Of the ehy
principle Tor Vegetable portios Of the food into
sugar which stimulates the kidneys TO an exccs-
sivs escrstion "f water. Many persona aSasr from
this disease who ere ignorant 81 Il; that IL. they
pass large quantities during the day. and are
obliged q ga - from one 70 6steen Or twent,
tines dssise ~ aight. No notice Il takes Of y
svti thsie assntioa g called tothe large discharge
q water. and oflen whom Il 10 - far advanced .
70 b beyond the control Of ordinary remedies.
Another symptom 10 the sxtrsme thirst. which
whsn the disease i fully satablishsd y istolera
bls-tAs pstssss Srsals sossesattv WieAoat being
satieEsd also dryneas Of the mouth. crscking o.
the lips. . sweet breath, In the more advanced
cases. and asaily less ofappetits. emsciation and
the pssient gradually sinks from exhsnstion.
CoxsYiSurioR WArsais without doubt, the Only
known remedy for diaAstes and We have % much
confidence thss IL 10 . specific ~ have that OPT
um viii produce sleep. and uuthfully s.y shst il
hes cured everv case in which il has been used.