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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-19

WINE, grown on the sunny slopes of spain-the
genuine juice Of the grape in all ITS purity as be-
slowed upon US BY the benenCent GIvER, and such
as IT, alone, consistent with Christian Teachings
not intoxicating in the least-wlll supply want
greatly felt in this country.
kuCu "a HvarENIC WINE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16
the ST. .CUIS STE.kB0Ai DIS
ASTER.
List Of Boats lost and in
Danger.

ST Louis, Mo-, Jan. -.
Thousands Of people remained on the lc
wee Up, to dark, man Testing the u:no>t in
tercst as to the fate ot the boats that $ lii
remained in port, and had escaped p'eviou,
destruction. The city Vi Pekin, Hat c Ma,
and Nebraska, all had their hulls crushed
during the darkness Of the night. The Ne
kraska was pushed partly out On shore by
the immense pressure Of the ice and nvw
hes in that position. The underwriters,
who had lately bought her for the purpose
OF trying to break tie ice with her, put
which attempt proved futile at the time it
was made. have loo mcn at work taking out
Ter mach merry and such parts OF the wreck
as can be saved The Hattie May hes ii,
t. the shore a, the loot # Pine street, her
outer side being torn to pieces The pres
sure OF the ice alone buoys her up and PFC
vents her from careening and sinking. The
City Of PekIn vas I cd up at the loot Of
Pine street where the lee struck her. Like
the Nebraska she is pushed up on the
wharf and shattered to perfect wreck, her
| machinery, furniture, cabin doors and win.
lows were taken out. bu, destruction has
marked The dav as VI eli rs night.
The b re Cincinnati, barge Safdis. aud
| canal boat Baltimore. Sc tied dOwn gradnal
| ~ out oi sight under water, aud there they
| lay, the result Of last nights hattcrin, ol
the ice against them. They were worth,
| in the aggregate, s j. 900.
The steamer pladrn, which was laid ~
at Carondolc', as, scttcd down wreck -.
She was worth So 900. and is insured IN
Cincinnati Offices Tor / ) 900. lIcnschien
& Arthwein beirg her owners.
The Belle, laid up at the same place, was
sunk She was insured for $40, 900 in Gin
cinnati.
The Rosalic. which las dr;flel several
miles below Carondelc', il known to br
sunk. llor value is $50, INSURANCE
s35. 900, part only in st. Louis. She j.
owned in this city
The following boats are in sigh, Of III,
city, and exposed to running ice, the v,o
lence Of which IL now much diminished
hammock City, Argcnaut, No. and Moll,
McPke. ...ar
The following are several miles below III,
city, and equally expos d: New Admira,
; Sioux City, Diamond. Joe, Nellie Rogers
Edward Walsh AID others not remembered
The next news from be'ow will surely tnin,
intelligence OF destruction Ia some Of them
The whole loss of property today and las
night is $s5o.0o0, aud including Friday
i loss, is $600,00o
At the present writing the ice appears 4
be we'll broken up, and IS moving sinrcisi,
~. The excitement las subsi led. bu, Their
il much anxiety 10 hear from boats tina
lare dova. lhe river, NIt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16

Every .aiay nj this season. should use
SPEER'S SAMBTRti PORT WINE
Celebrated in Europe f,5r il medicinal and fetal
qualities. highly esteemed ny eminent, ply sic inns. used
in European and American lIo- ,tais aid b. some 81
the first families in Europe and America
As \ TONIC 1T has no equal causing M appetite.
and building mp thc system, hcn, entirely pui" Wine
of most valuable grape
As A Dit RE1lC- II mparts ahcaithy acton ;lc
Glands. kdn,,s and Iinars o-,-aii- very beneficial N
Drop>s. t,piit and hhtuuatic affections.
SPEhR> WINE j. a pare article from the Juice of
the Port Grape processing medical prophecies supe
ror any other wine use. aud excellent article
for all weak and drhiltaled persons and the AGED and
inrm improving the appetite and bcneiiiiins ladies'
and children.
Try II once and You will not ',e deceived,
tn Be sur. the signature of ALFRLD SrEEI is
e cork of each bottle
Sold BY druggists and all frs; class dealers who also
sell The CAST ELLA PORT BRANDY, choice old
article, imported only by Mr.. Spcer. direct from The
valley of Oporto.
~ Trade supplied hy wholesale druggists in New
YORK. Boston. Philadelphia and 81 Iouls. And by
\. SPEER. nj hi- Vineyard in New Jersey. Princ
pal ONCE. a,N Broadway. New York.
For sale in Davenport by HARRISON & sTAl:ks.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists. Dcci-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16
gDy. E,asferly's iodine ssHd
%ssrSespNrfifV

SIX times stronger cheaper and better than
aay other -ar,:parijla or Blood furityHt, lls''ti-
cine now offered u the public, or no pa, v's be
taken Tor it, .'hlS has been thoroughly tested,
and IS knox 10 h.. Fact Therefore ASH FOR
DR. EASTfRLl'S IODINE AND SAkSAfA-
KiIiA and take nothing else.
P,ice-lodine and Sarsapariila. Il - bottle
price -G idley's Salt Rhcum and letter Oint
mcnt - cents - rhotie
-ss-prepared and sold by bts l. EASTEB!Y X
co. corner of Third aud Chestnut streets ~
Louis, and a; their branch, 20 Madison street
Chicago. mAr$ldeodw'm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16
The Nlissippi and Missouri II. le.

The Missippi and Missouri II. u.
1t appears that this road has not
been sold TO the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad Company. after all. The follow
ing, from an exchange. tells the nature Of
the hitch in the bargain:
Tho Mississippi and Missouri railway
bondholdcrs announce in the New York
papers that they have deposited majority
of the second mortgage bonds tho only
mortgage covering the whole road-wi.h
John p. Yelvcr,on, ID. ". Hughes and +.
=. James, trustees to forerlo>e the mort
gage and rc-organzs the company. This
action on the part Of the bondhold,rs, is
intended to prevent the Chicago an'I Rock
Island completing the purchase Of the road.
Under the proposed plan all the boniho'd
ers may OBTAIN securities issued Nv the new
company at par, and interest for their
bonds, which il is contendcd will give a
market value far above the offer Of the Rock
Island company. Provision is made for
finishing the road to Des Moines. The FOL.
lowing is the agre ament for the rc-organi
xation 81 the cosppsny:s s9b
''Sell the road under decree of forcclos
ipks let 1t be purchased for the benefit ol
the creditors and stockholders asserting {
the arrangement; pay the as scnting stock
holders and creditors with bonds of thu
new COMPANY, as follows, viz: Tor the frs
mortgage, eastern division par. in the new
company first 'nostgSgs bonds ani prefer
red stock for all interest accumulated up tc
the time Of .issuing new security.
"tl,57l 800 ofths first mortgage bond
SsssTved Tor the completion Of the road t
Des Moines"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16

TEE DEBrs OF CIrlEs.-Below We give q
summary statement of the indebtedness OF
the several cities Of Massachusetts,. Some
Of then haze assets which will material !
rSdoce the amounts: Ilt.
Boston, 60, oei, 1893 os; Roxtury, $94s,
1o5; Oanbridge, 4ss3. Oops Charleston,
Il ass. 800; Chelsea, $3sO.OOO; Lynn,
l11S, 900; Lawrence, &2s7. 900; Taunton,
40. OO0; Worcester. Sass, TIT. IL Spring
lid, est7, f24.ls; Fall River, 100000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16

Rim cases of Goncrihea. elect and Sem
mai Weakness DIR. Baker 5 injection viii he found
II valuable assistant to the specific IN subduing
the inanati"n and checking the discharge. and
shoala be used VI CON junction With il unit per-
cct cu'c IS elected When both are used the,
never fail I" GU tE the LONGEST STANDING
and most OBSTINATE Cases OF priya,e Diseases
:sy' Atf.utis. On sexual diseases called the
">elt Instructor. acco" panles each bottle.
P'ice DR.. Bakers >necine, ~ 50 per bottle.
Price Dr. Bakers lnjrci"n, ~ per bottle.
Price Male injecting syringe. 30 cents; Fc.
male Injecting Ss ripge. 30 cents.
sent by Express 10 all parts Ut the country on
receipt o nionrs and t.enty-ilve cents addition
10 pay Tor hacking box and shipping.
sold ut ID. J. hASfEKLi 4 CO. ) FRANKLY
Ne ieinc store, corner Third and Chestnut, ST.
Louis aud al tneir branch store, 80 Madison 81
ChicAao. mia coo 4 Win
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16
lholllc En- ploynlent.

good man wanted in every Town and Coun-
iy in the ub'ri Sia'cs angage in m honor able
Qualifications required are tact aud industry =: -
addrese, fsf srtic,slars. fnr.DD. PbeB.P5
BROWN N. - Grand SstseAe t@f9ey ICt>Es NO
jersey. AarlAdy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16
" " T.. -. HUMAN 4 CO..
..xseAcreiRCRS Il pKpPRlETOKS
INSANE ASYLUM.

- SUBSTITUTION Oa TIE IN
SasNE ST LOUIS. Mo. Private lnstitn
~. .s,ablishcd aud conducted by &c Sisters Of
u"n Is," F.mnded .as. 10. 1853. The insane,
Nun. Mic. d., 81 al Recommendations. OF both sex
.ra"I n. n, ever state arr ad1si'trd. F"r terms,
~" .,..,ls - l, lsislsr Saspssits. Orts ~ :.
~ i,iiI;Y. Assandias Physiciaa. svl-Alys
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16
A Perfect Cure for Catnrrh:
,aaE2.c1CnhlE's|
k..>l.) gchTAISnH |
- :. re. LIE E1Y. /
The .lCsee or IserfSCfiON,
AND MODE or TREATMENT

The s1CaMe or Her11CftON.
II pcmearaees. llse secret 4 ~ hU~l.
Of this terrible disease, aud extcfninaies II. root
and branch, forever.
u removes III the Nrctrhcsl
symptoms Of this luathsomc muiady. and avrrts
consumption
u cleans the head. slcodlorB~c~
the breath, and Affords the most grateful relief
- moevtHies more Agony ssnsl ~.
lent suffering ihnn tongn"s can tell.
ID II noted fur curing the psOsa
hopeless cases. that every known means hive
failed in.
~ cares Hay. Rose aud Period.
ic Cntarrh, Of the most obstinate. aud violent
types.
the hend can resist It's penetrate power
1Dr. l:oonml~ he's now spent -
lifetime in batting with this fell disease lbs ri
u'nph IL complete.
1Dr. liOoslsle's lmsmrrh Beenmesi,
ga harmless liquid inhaled from the palm o
he hand
Spr. q. GsWos1sle - known ssro..
ought the country IN the author Of the only True
Theory ~ Cntarth ever publlshed. Where its
origin what It's ravngcs- mode OF treatment
and rapid cure m all its forms.
oDr. t:OOtiule-s Pamphlet on q a..
tarrh should he read by every one II can [ d
obtained NJ ON nearest Agency or by sending a
posting" stan, IT, our Office
iiE iCOpLE ANp THE PRESS.
CAr.ham 'lhenaipe oi IN. Il. Gnodale hn.
becoiie iam,liar throughout III. country !" a..
victims ot Cntarrh, from hts we'll rniped faine In
curing the terrible dlreaNc. liz ~ the ms, and
only person VINO ever penetrated the secret an.
bush ~ this fearful mnlady. Ills remedy and
mode OF treatment ir ti,s only one cv.r known Ia
cure II. Troy. N. y. Dai,y Times
Pliny stills, the weli-i nown traveller, and
whose family fhys.isn Ibr uoodsie wws Tor
many years, saws
'If pr uDo'la'e hnyt tie can cure Catnrrh h.,
can cure it," lie further ee,iilirs that tho II,
has lew equals ~ medical skii and no aure,,o,s
in successful practice
Hay, knse aud Periodic Cnar,h.--nr Good.
alcs Catarfh kemed, aud mode at t,eaiment no,
only affords thu greatest ,eicf ~ every ,e,i,,,
ofCe,srrh, hut u yAslngnihhas tho dsease fore,
r. N oil ,ts,ypes and stages. Every one ArcaL 4
we'll Of II IN. y. Cen. Advs,t.er
Price d. Send u stan,p Tor pamphlet.
.F'"SsC n. FARMER. safe Agent 'ss'
l.teY dh ~ ,.ls-ets. ~ NM
r.s.bALLORD. Agent. Davenport. lows
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16
Err. Bakers Specific.

Is the only safe and reliable remedy FOR the care
Of Sperm.,torihea generally termed Seminal
Weakness causr i BY self abuse, or excessive in
du gcncc which i now 80 f"arlnllv prevalent in
all pats Of the country. Reader, nave you u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16
PRIVATE DISEASE.

Or any disease Of the Kidneys, Bladder or Sexu-
al Organs2 Do not neglcc, u. DELAY is danger
ous Procure at ouce that celebrated and inal-
lib.e remedy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16
ANSWER OF THE RAILROAD COMPANIES.

ANSWER OF THE RAILROAD COMPANIES.
To the Merchants and Business men Of Chi
cdgo.
Owing to the excited state of the public
mind on the subject Of values and prices OF
nearly all articles Of merchandise and pro-
duce, on account Of ALLEGED combinations
and corners" We conclude you will each
furnish us for publication full reply to the
following inquiries:
LIST. What are the present prices charged
by you for al articles sold by you in your
business?
I'd. What difference exists between your
present pr ccs, and those Of January, 1861
Sd. What are the leading and needtul
causes for such differences in yolr prices ?
4th. What reduction do you contemplate
making in your prices during the present
season, and upon what articles, il not gen
erallys
9Th. Will your firm favor an arrange
mcnt that will open business to "free
trade" by which any party can send orders
to you to be tiled from the STOCK Of some
other concern that the man ordering may
take fancy to, although at great ncon>
venicnce and loss Of time to you, when you
have equal facilities fer doing the same at
your own house. Or, in other woods, are
you willing to do business OH other peoples
premises when you have equal facilities for
doing the same on your own: Ii not,
please statcyour reasons why.
9th. What foundation exists, If any, in
the superstition that merchants and produce
dealers are inclined, when there is short
supply Of any article in the market, to 50
control that article and adv nee the price,
end thereby create causes Of complaint?
9Th. Suppose any Of you hold in your
possession rs warehouscmen, or otherw Use,
property belonging to another party, what
construction would you put upon your liza
bility for the loss Of such property, if de-
stoycd by fire, and what is the moral ii ller-
encc il acc IDENTIFY destroyed under such cir
cumstances. and il acci1ently destroyed
while in transit by railroad?
9Th. Which is man most likely to un-
dcrstand well, his own business or that OF
others?
The above, il circulated diligently, would
obtain MANY SUBSCRIBERS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16
DR.. Eastorly's Iodine and
SarSaD3. lila


Isthc best Cosmetic known. Indies who s'lmie
a clear white SIN, and rosy cheek, should
abandon ,hc use oi paints AID washes Of every
KIND winch only ininrc the skin. and use tins
medicine Thus beautiics the skin by puriy wing
the blood, and giving activity to every minute
vessel, thus changing the dirk and sallow conn-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16
der. EASTERLY,S
FEVER AND ACUE CURE.

Will,rre hgur and Fever Chiils aud Fever Dumb
Agu,, Intermittent and cniiteni f.Ncie aud every
form Of Fe.,r incid ~ to 70 the Wei
ANON, I'LL the selelrs,rd t,uoal,4 for Agu, md
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16
u. L.. F0hMslOCk's
WeOKeM COMPETITIONS

Are prepared from the rctive principle Of his
celebrated vcrmiings. hey are put up in nice
pal table form. tie suit the taste OF those who cs
will take them wi hour trouble. They are an ef
f~csive Worm nes,r.yer, and may be given TO
the most dciiaa,e child
Prepared and sold by b. FAHNESTOCK /
co Sole Proprictors. 40 and rs Wood and 81
Fourth streets. itisburg. Pa.
Sold by Druggists and Medicine dealers ger
crafty. jsnl 5-doain& woam 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16
4 word III the Afflicted.

Ky going 10 regular Phy stefan with your case
YOU peril your Private Reputation. Is. going Il
an ignorant =" "rivaie practitioner, N"u peru
YOU IL cath for Lie Avoid both, and use
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16
gsr. IBnsxcr's specific.
Hsr. EBak Specific,

Which has cured thousands rpon thousands, and
saved them from the hands OF nercilcss quaeks,
II not iroin Il premature grave.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16

To Cure Agnc and Fever.

ihr celebrated med Ii. In been flteen year. -
tniirhcd u, ~ louie, aid Ia siiver,aily known
IN olhuM Inc N'-rssipli Nalbty 10 l,s an NFAILiA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16
Or. EastcrIy'S Iodine and
SarSanariIla

Is great female medicine. II nmc diniely
count racts the norvelessnrss the fe..ie frame.
Those suh. iing from weakness aud as<tudc who
u,e it ut once become vigorous and Jul q cn"T-
~ under rs influence. NoieInale should neglect
10 t>e eiiu Is approaching mat period OF HE.
ine CESSATION OF Il!E MkNsE~. In such
Gases il cannot be too hIghlx recommended.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16
l.resEsrws. HETEROGENEOUS.
.%aEo S1erchanss ". Railroads
=, 0aA Exprcss CONpsnies.

Ore hundred aud t~enty three busucss
firms 10 Chicago have addressed the follow
ing interrogatorics to the Railway and Ex
psess Companies
10 ~ Presidenls and Dirsctors If tie ter-
srol Rditroads centering in Chicago
DgAa Sins Owing 10 the excited state
Of the public mind upon the subject Of
freight, railroad charges and alleged com
binations, We conclude you will furnish us
for publication reply TO the following In
qusries:
lsl What are your present tariff rates
for freight upon grain, stock, farmers pro-
ducts, merchandise, lumber aud coal
I'd. What difference exists between y our
present rates and those charged January l.,
1862
Sd. What are tie leading and necdful
causes for the increase in your rates.
lth. What reductions do our companies
contemplate making during the present
season. aud upon what articles, II not gems
ersllyS
9Th. Will your companies favor an
arrangement that vii! open the elcva
ting and storage Of grain to competi.
ton, and that will allow Shippers to
consign grain to such warehouses as
they may prefers fnot, please safe rea-
sons fully.
9th. VIVA: foundation exists, If any, for
the statements that railroad officers arc IN
terested in the earning or income Of the FL
cvators in our city, or in the stock. earning
or income OF the various express, transport
90
routes leading to Chicago, thereby ere
ating combinations tina. are causes OF com
plant.
7th. What construction does your COM
panics place upon their liability in prcperty
destroyed by fire while in trans, and IN
their custody Please express the nature
Of such liability; AMI spec tically, il iecos-
nized losses by fire will DC as promptly al
iusted as other damages or Deficiencies.
CHICAGO, Jan. 4, 1856.
To the sereral E1press. Raitroad and 7rons
portation Companies, running into Ga
cage :.
2 DEAR SIRs On account oil the refusal ol
tho proprictors Of the Merchants Despatch
10 pay for goods destroyed by the late fire
at Detroit, it has become important that the
construction placed by express aud trans
por,a ion companies upon their LIABILITY io'
property destroyed by fire while IN transit
and in their custody should be definitely
indicated.
Win you please favor us with an early
reply, stating the views Of your company
upon the extent and nature of such liability
and specifically, if recognized losses by iiie
will be as promptly adjusted As ohei
known damages or Deficiencies.
Will you also please state whether your
company assume direct liability, or act n
the agent Of the several railroad companic
over which you transact business?
Will you also furnish us with the name
Of yoar officers, aud he kind Of chatter o.
organization you operate under, with thu
location Of your principal office and Npo'
whom legal service Of papers can he mad'
in time Of need?
We also desire you TO state If your com
pany contemplate any reduction of you
tariff Of charges upon freight, valu 'bl'
packages, and your general business durinl
the coming season, and if SO, to what eA-
tentp
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16
Gridie,'s Sal. Rheum and letter
Ointment

will he found valuable with ehe io''nc and sArsa
pn,il';. ia al !nins tn disease The Iodine and
S.-4ulllli !,., 4ti..- ;hc bnad and removes the
cause. 9'|i,r ~, Ointment hels the Sores and
Xmas -1se+i, cure - eli. ~ !. in'i are RECON-
men led to ~ used fli 81. So eani ,lal.,ts.
Something hc afflicted sh'.i know,
Those VITO are afflicted and need special Iuri
finn l,.l..iiln, si,nnlI AnnM tlllI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16
DR. EASTERLYsS
IODINE AND SARSAPARILLA.

1VDBIV0 hAV0 ~Ae11eA
This 10 the only medicine that will care di.cacrs
arising from an impure state OF 're biVcd, ="
9cro nsla. or 0<smgs Estss Canccrs
T""nor-. Eruption. OF M SAan'
Ming orsn Or Grtarr. Scale.
U~nd. Old Sor~s. Swelling Of
sIsc sslnmd.. 1.eprO-y. White
Swellimgs. a'ilc-. aSlotcises, lSOil~,
1sis"pic- ON me Ince. S:0ssre.
Liver Complaint. Dysuep..:s.
Nervous 4 lleco 1Ons, lSeneru1 1Dcs
bilfay. ala Chronic Diseases, anh
all Diseases arising from ahe
sse Of Mercury
Among all 'he cclebrat I'd remedies for the cure
of those diseases arising frcm an impur- state OF
the blood. none seems to be meeting With sue
success, and to give such satisfaction 70 atas
Dr. Easterly's Iodine and
Sarsaparilla
In the Western States nearly three fourths OF
the Inhabitants are afflicted with a torpid or IN
active condition OF the Liver. and II is believed
that nine tenths OF all the sick uess and suffering
arise from that cause.
DIR. Eastcrly's Iodine and
Sarsaparilln
Is an nfallible cure for Liver Complaint II has
u SPECIFIC action on the li-er aud atew bottles
will cure the worst cases
DIR. Eas!crly's Iodine and
Sarsuparilln
5 a radical cure fer CHI One or lnfiamatorv Rheu
| mati-m. This medicine removes the cause by
purifying blood, and cure is sure andpermanent
DR.. Eastcrly's Iodine and
Sarsapa. lila
has cured more eases OF indigestion and Dyspep-
| sla than any other remedy ever invented. No
one has ever used it without benefit.
DR.. Easterly's Iodine & Sarsaparilla
| stands pre-eminept as the best re.hedy ever DIS
! covered for diseases of the kidneys. Dropsy and
| Gravel 1t has cured cases vi 10 wears standing
DR.. Easterly's Iodine & SGrsaparilla
| 81 the best remedy known TO The civilized weld
| for the cure OF Neuralgia Nervous Hcacach.,
| Loss of Memory General Debility. PANS III the
Pee an ithe various nervous Affections 10 winch
| leIna-, are liable aud suier much IN a ow or
debllitatea state If health. 1t is uey.iiailine
| cure 10, these complaints.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16
n. l.. F0hMsfOCk's
VERM1EUGE.

Dear Sir-Wc take much pleasure in assuring
you that there Is no ve' miinge now ia use thu,
~e think equals yours A Worm D<sfroye, W.
have sold il larg ly ut retail. and with uniform
success We are Druggists and Physicians. and
nave prescribed it for our pat ents. and have
been we'll En- isfed with its effects.
lthscs N Y. SAXTUN 4 BISHOP.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16
DR.. EaSTERLrS iODiKE & SkRSA-
pAnIlla

Will cure Scrofun. Erssipelas, Eiogvorrn and
fc,tcr Salt Rheum, Scald Head, old sores.
slo'ches p,mples on The face. ana MI Erupticns
Of the SKIN. l;ut for the care Of Ser"iula, Old
Sores and SKIN Diseases Of every Kind,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16
JAS. A. HIGH,

PRoPainSOR % SHs
Harrison street Livery stable.
nR11fSSnkS HARRISON STREET BETWEEN
AI Front and Second. Horses Il
Carriages. Of the best quality to let 1t all
lonrs Funerals furnished ON short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
md boarded ut reasonable charges tmvled1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16

DIR. EASrERi.Y's MEDICINES ARE
FOR SALE IN DAVENPORT nv. " 4.
DALLORD AND MISUNDERSTANDING
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16
They are n Family Pill.
They May be Taken at All
Times

with perfect safety withou, making any change
OF diet and The absence ola agreeable taste
| renders it easy TO administer them to children
Prepared and sold bv %. : 1sahm~s 0clx
| 4 Co.. Sole Proprieiors 16 and Wood and
| 81 Fourth reefs. Pittsburg. Pa
Id by Druggists and Medicine dealers gen