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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21

a few Words 81 Common S~nse.
How.f-w there are who are not eubiect :" rome a.
sertia ~ thc lunsp ~ respiratory orRsAr. WIN. y
neylcrtng prcmonitory symptoms. aggravstc the com
plsnt until dieease Strikes its shafts causing inex-
prcssib torture Of the patent, aud anxiety and DIS
tress 70 fficAds 'sOnly cold" - sliht core
throat" l. the hcedlees remark Of many when 40
affected Yes: "Only cold" was the thoughtlces
expreesion Of Thousands whom death has marked To-
his prey.
Observation-Disclosures should be the motto for
In the minds Of all subect to Coughe, Code, Ca
tarrh, Influenza Words Of advice should be heed.
ID by Oh suesess Il Asthma, bronchitis. Coesunp-
ton Relief b within their reach and II neg ected.
fatal oosssquesees sssus-a lls u aisesy-s daily.
houriy struggle for exIstence A contest in which
thsFe can BE- bat one vietor-DealA!
Doee u not appa the strongest mind TO think Of hs
result caused By nesiects Then Why desay' whst
excuse he offered, when timely warning 10 sound
ed In your eanS Whea shs daaees u pointed out.
Why not avoid ~ MAnsDsu's PscssaAi Barr has
been used with success 10 neariy million 81 cases,
and b endossed b the medical Faculty - the most
promp. and ecaeioos rrmedy that scientific research
has discovered. - sssss I'D ce n easee Of Colds
Coughs. la1usass. And Consumption, The Gaze ID
not beyond al huge. Even when the sufferer il Ia
the last stages, be viii Asd relief by using this prep
aration One bottle will ccavince The most incredn
lous. that the merits Of this preparation are by
meane exaggerated; In Hsci-fa FAR shoss Of the 60
logies bestowed upon II by thousands who have been
cured by IL timely use. guasaaice accompanied
each bottle. and dealers are instructed in every In
stanes 10 resand the money, WhSn THE Ieepaeatiss
fails to relieve
Prepared BY T. ". Marsdcn. ~. broadway. New
vcsk. aad for sale BY all Drngsisss. Price. 81 ~
bottle. BURNnA1ls 4 VAN SHACK, ANI
FULLER. FINCH 4 FULLER. Agents. Chicago.
awg-ski3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21
FkEHj. DOUdExBB.


IN Roehsstes, on Thussday even Nc
Fred. Douglas spoke at the Union League.
and ave an sccouot q bic visit - Phila
delphia. We quote
ION nv NV to Philadslphis I net ths
erdk N snd L~uistaDa 6sIeU1ksgne ~
IN she foswsfd car oexs ~ the e0gine-a
precedence which is usually accorded to ne
eross. % that in case Il accidents re should
have the first chance. The delegation came
to ne and ssid they bed very grave Sub
iscs % diseyas. They eeeyeasd p POt u
20 % philsde,pAiA. ~ slsht&y $tGa-
ted with iopsst6he qessslens. II Issue
~ss bsevess Congrs-s ed AlSs President -
n zen, to PLiladelph ., the Indiana dele
s.tion feared that their congressman would
b. defssted and cougeeQ Rss defeated
a. mssns y. III, NJ dIlIans aud the
continued persecution Of Union men
thsougheus ths 0saah. ! sen then Qless
. w~ll put . pistol 70 my head and bluw
nv Muins out o. to back cut noe. He'd
.csa lsft to choa,ss I should noa hare cosae
here ct svch tms bsAa I hsd bsen sp-
pointed By he Republicans Of Rochester.
and there Was now M msaas Of escaping
The odism e s,skine . asgFs dsls91es - ~
Convention. lf rseuasd 20 csns.,s0s was
kreS out. the MISTER eUUld b s,sde wOsse
,as,esd u betsss. ~s8
"On {. y hing Philadelphia, I heard "a
NOR that some VI The n rshssn loyal Cow
esnors w.rs reesesting ssce~ding'y that
Roci,rslsr ha6 ssnt ~ 10y cAll1 - blecA
lei gate 10 the convention. They hoped
Ususisss weusd ssss u eUOd ssGns'-shss
sas ths way they put 't-'nes y eal<mpt TO
.sks . ii =, the sAahuiae o. jsia 10 the
proe sssion.' Indeed did noe know exact
y hoe I should get 10. Ihad not seen our
e.hss delegate. cad is would scarcely have
been sssoly fcs me v ualk aloHa Bot .
kind Providence tossed the young. brave,
eloquent Ths,doss Tilton in my wsy, and
thai man Of brains and eloqusnce and
genius, like his ,masasf, ~as not ss'samsd :"
call black man brother. He took me BY
the arm, end re nasched in the grand pro-
csssiou together. Arrived q the convsn-
Il n, the nrst man ] met was Gen Carl
Nehurx. and the second was Gen. Butler
They both took me cordially BY the hand,
snd-shese ID great deal Of Aunkeyism in
most Of us-aftes that everybody recognized
me. All The difficulty was over q once"
The Extra o0,0oo.
The New York T|itsse. suggests thai
svssy candidate for Coagress 10 asked this
question:
twill you. II elected. vote 10 put beck thl
pay VI menbeS to 5000 pr annum. and
ssraiehtsn The crooked aillaosi" fusshes
The Ttib~Me ssys: ''Lst Tie people NAH
the aaswsrs and govern themselves aecosd
inely." Will the peopls ask Risen Price
Judge I.oughbrides and william Allison
The qusssios proposed BY the 7fibwns, aad
pin them down to On explici reply.
The Tribune would deye1t tnsti' Wiio ase ,,
corrupt - we're the members q The las
Congress. Let Us see Wheshes the peopt
q love- have equal good ssase.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21

Dr. BOHANNAN's VEGETABLES ELECTuARY.
. pleasant and palstsbl cure for SpermstorrhGa "
usrd by the renowned Dr suhannan In his private
practiea Cs over tWepty dee year, ~ never known
10 IAN n curing the worst cases Of scnina Akncee
IN from too 10 6ve weeko Al er twenty ave ycaep'
- lnu5ossse peaeQee, u = now adv1fistd eel1y -
the Mt<6i II the uh0ftunaics ~ them from the
hands VI merciles- quacks, fnot from the grave.
Price % yer hog Sent TO al psrtr ~ TIE cssuasry
between Third and Fourth.
Essablished in St. Louis in 1887.
sept3l-dtt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21

0nlDi .y's Sak 1Asun end Tsesse OiUe
mens will cure Salt Rheum, letter. Sceld
n01. klnfuWm, prairis nd Barber's Itch.
illinois Naass. Missouri ScsstcAse. lewe
Digs, Army Itch, P'mplss en Tie Faes, Ob-
seinase O'd Soss4 esrcsslas - - ot1fesss
ed ssuptons Of the Skin. Wheo used in
eonjuocsien with D.. Eessss1y's ledins end
Sarsaparslla, which puri6ss he 80 and
rs1neyss the Ce0ss. and ~ Oiseasat hoals
The Sores. end Thus . soseay "a psrma-
nset cure b s9sessd. We eavlbs 6seh 8,
10 used 10 thsss ce0plaints.
0Ihs lednas asd Sssupasilla, el.so
fHcs-a ssaie,'s sslt Kkssn .sa r,,s.r
Ointment 70 eta. ~ botsle.
Prepared and cold BY Dr.. E. EASTERLY
I Co.. No. ~, North Fifth street. Sc. l. uia.
No., and at their Ranch store, No. 70 Md.
tson st., Chicago, lie.
For sais b al druggists.
LADtss, RsAp TINS. DIR. Hopper's reS
tnals UUrdial.-This elegant and popular
Medicine ~ill cure oil Female complaints.
such - excessive, p.infnl or suppsessei
Msn>truation, Lucorrhoea, q Whites. fsll,ee
q tAe Womb, - el' Irregularities Of the
Mcnthsy Psrisds. It viii also bring on the
Aensse when checked BY Colds, aud ali IN.
natural causes.
Females sudssiag se1sr ~ e The -.
cultiss above en0mesatsd ohouM ~ fa1
sosss Dr.. H ppet's fsmsIs csdkl.
IL 70 The mos plsorent anllaf 6l1,blorsur
edy ever invessted 1t the Cure Of Female
complsinta. Ladies nv il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21

ffsn the Lasails lll.) PsssA Ssps. Is.
The 0sss i1sooae u IT, his>ssS q IL
woead, q any aen bsaeisg ttss tiger. seeupr.
I'd hsse in LASelle during the pest vesk. On
The Oee6siUn Of The visit q Robin. on : c,m.
bined menaGsris and ciscus. The esuds,
appsndaes one Of the ''Royol Bengal ii .
ssss' belonging 70 che shove named msn-
aeesis, having bscome oouevhas diseased.
4 ~ thGnollhoA - ~ pNSps6nss G ~
tiger TO have H. sane aaputaesd, and q
accoediagly called - Dr.. Csitcheroee. ~
veil known Ass'er, q this cisy, ssqsscsine
him to ,vise ~ feEeAt, and, il y ihdue6s
test, - psesorm the curtailing epssasioa.
The doctor IVES opposed to aopstatien. but
the proprie or insisted. and H. dseser COO.
seated to 80 thre1gAajah deURieaas ~
tsatioa. The tio - elnikS the. ~
taken Oh in scien,ioc manner. but 40 m.
RACED vas the royal animal, at the idea I
becoming the bob tailed tiger. he made one
dcsperass effort to free hinself and died in
The atsempt. but the tell was anpu ased -
The death Of this animal is quite heavy
oss to the propristor, as he nad refused
81 900 Tor him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21

oAlE1lo' MEAD DlepENSAAy
ESTABLlHnBO 1850, AND CHARTERED.
Has just publiahed the = YOCTnss MANUAL.
containing anD s~xss and lse sssmei"as - the A..
atomy and Phyriolou Of the Sexual srgsus Of both
Sexes, In hsesh and diseaee with Tfcaliee On Ser
ual Dssssees. including Self Abu.e. Private DiseAs,
Feale Complaints. &C.. with new methods Of treat
msat. intended = guide for Married and siaele.-
ssat dAosk Seal 10 ~ sddseSs, psice q.
TAese amcssd With Hernia Deafness. FstulA. pDee
Nestafnal Enaiseiose or var'coceie, b eaeiooine
foe theso aissaouo. s....t s- .
M s0l0CHD0-N PRBvRNfSVH.-
1hoss dsGhsae 70 tnh thss sapsing. e. sseless .
Gonnp - rapAlee coota1ning enefsvlbgs and q
poaeeee q ~ aeove prsvssAivs. wisA = essee -
~ ssletsf pssvessina. An COT. espcalesee coaA.
doot14 Ad1Sooo Al lettsU - !. 3. WjlllAnA
assDST 80 Qtsyss ~. lpsisvirle. ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21
4 decd Sagwessooa fron ~ O1A
0U0a0eP.

10 the Editor Of the C.ncisnati Enquirer -
The Radicals in and out Of Conercss l,sv.
Tor month"; vaa' advocated the estal,lishn. nj
Of n il"ary po~'s in the Southern States. b.
cause y oas o. tvO ino1onces some obstsep.
eroua lleuosnsss q seber sulaliesn in coin.
man6 u nesto ssUsSa has be.n ia.ul,ed BY
irresponsible perties. which these Radicals
have conatt ued into aeIfeviti.nt treason in
the communities where these solitary Gil.
eumatances have occurred
Nov. - the P,e-ident Of the United
States. accompanied BY his cabinet, has be-. ~
an several occa.iOn.. since his depart urr
from III seat "f .ov, rmWent, groasly insult>
cd by responsible parties, including the or.
gained governmental Of several large
cities; would he not he justified on his 70
tur" to Washington. in i>suing hia proclama.
tion. sssss, & iesah u tscts that, o. il ~.
pears from his own personal observations,
the communities OF those several cities have
not sutiicien, lcyaIly 70 ueas thr chief exec
ntive ofli"sr IL the United States with due
aud hscso,ing respect, - dscloss she oaid
communities in state Of insurrectiOn, end
establish il each 81 sad eommunitiss Z mill.
tsry post Of sufficient strength, and with
sufficient stringent measures to bring thee
communities ~ sense Il the Loyalty due
Pre>ident fthe United Sta,es, "r any other
executive officer Of the general government.
WIZ snay oban.e 70 wait tAeis eities.
tao pecr rule hat viii MT w,tk both
wVs.
s-ar ~An Olp 0eaoseR."
Who lost HE left arm II defense OF the
Union.
Cincinnati. 0epG a. 1ooe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-14
LITERARY ITEMS.

A play called "Alexina or, True unto Death, was
reoeay brought out the Stand Tboater In London rs
posthumou drama Of the laio Sheridan Knowles 1t now
turns out 10 be simply ballad OPERA which Knowles wrote
many years AGO TO- Mssrs Craer Addison and Beaes. With
The songs omitted
The first fruits Of the French scientific expedition
to Egypt under the ycoant de Rouge baye us been mao
public through The Imperial Press OF Pans under the TITO 81
Reeherhes sur les Monuments quon p,u airbaeF aux SIX
premers Dynasos dc Mluethou pre- 6l6,s dun Rapport
~ 10 Mnitre de TInsiruction Pubque les Resulia
c6aesaux de N Mission; par ~ c Vcomie de Rouge his
first insament Of royal quarto volume Of 100 Page
with five Plates in folio.
The first volume Of IIndostanCo translation Of
Shakespeare las been Issued ut Bombay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-14

FcTPaA 6 al % Ib s S yA o dHt SE
by many bundled ourl'ing wood By lo.Hs aud bitt,
es rh.aasipEis: Geo rS5 W clids ~
Tie plan Of Nj Lossngs work on the great Rebellion
IS tn same which he pursued so successfully in his pop
uiar Fiod Book Of tho Revolution" The strictly his
tolcal portion is illustrated with sketches OF persons and
places anecdotes; extracts from the contemporary tera-
ure Of the subject, such as popular songs poetry &c
pictures and descriptions OF hags, medals military
tunes and fortified places; fac SMILES OF important doc
umentsi and great number Of portraits. To any
who is familiar with Mr. Lossings other works, it Is
hardly necessary TO say that The materials for the present
one have been gathered and selected with eminent indus
try and good Judgment and put together with the skill Of
an accomplished writer. Tho book is rich stoTehouse
Of historical facts md moreover very cntcing volume
70 read 1t different from al the other histories Of
tie war that it cannot readily be compared with them 1t
contains nearly everything that will be found in the
most elaborate Of them, End has in addition thousands
Of those little incidents, explanations and illustrative
facts which 1t does not fall within The province Of set
history 10 notice. But ii is from tribes such these that
future generations viii obtain the most vivid idea Of the
character OF tho late conflict which not stug
gle Of generals dynasto but the uprising Of great
people put down great wrong The history therefore,
which best illustrates the populer character Of the con-
test against Slavery and Secession though it may not
satisfy tho students Of military science will be the best
history Of the war 1ir Losing seems 10 understand
t and though not prepared 10 say that his book
Is absolutely the best Of the many which treat Of the
sane subject there can DO question that II is very sat-
itfactoIy.
The present volume closes with the story Of tho first
battle Of Bull Run The PAGES similar in size and gem
cral appearance to those Of tho "Fd Book of the Reyo
luton and the mechanical execution Of the book is
ceilent
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Mr.. H. DE Marcel of tho Messenger Franco Aaer-
lean Of thii city, has Just published in French an
"AlmanGch da Commerce 81 De FIaduslric," similar in
character to the veknown "Almanaeh" Issued by Finnn
Didos IN Paris Beside the calendar it contains list of
the imperial family and public officers Of Frances list of
the officers Of our own Government federal state and
nunlcpa tie Constitution Of the United Staesi the
conditions Of naturallzation statistics Of agriculture in
dustry population, and emigaoni tie tariff and revenue
laws vast amount Of useful information respecting rail-
wsys steamers, banks insurance Offices public nsttu-
lions and societies. business directory for this city, and
list Of French residents Of Phlsd9lphs 81. Louis snd
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6crscs, Carriages, sc.

TAppT,CFS DANrAGED.- Several soiled ey
.oov,l nom 70 go B.odway lCity Asseu Ply 49, Ar.
slTF cbeap 800 new CARRIAGES 81 syle., ~ Bto,d
MSS. several second hand CEsraees - "itA'i ~
way near Bssctorst 4,
TNIVE HORSES Cor SALE.-0ne team 10 ha a.,f.
trst in 245 ons IS hand sulisoe iof s Sas.y.
- ssl. ,ros, g0i price $1,000 Apply at no oss
ssdsss W.sxosa. ~ ~ stsels, ne ''' "sf~s"A ~ WV
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Denlielrn.

HAVE your TEETH EXTRACTED, WITHOUT
PAIN by Dr. HOYT who tho only methods ny which
NITROUS OXIDE can be administered Oaco, No. 90 bIosi
80. o Of Exhtsep,hss
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a PRACTICAL HOMEOPATHIC TREATISE on TIR DIS.
EAskS OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. lSrEsDED YoR IL
THLLGTST IlRADs OF FAMILIES STUDENTS MEDICINE
BY HENRY MiSTos' NJ ID. svo. PIP 49, Beock L Co.
This volume contains great deal Of important and
practical information for tho classes of persons for whom
it is especially intended. 1t is not mere handbook Of
prescriptions or list Of remedes but collection Of rules
for the government Of the sick chamber and the nursing Of
patients In various diseases according to the homeopathic
system Of practice. An explanation of symptoms is also
given with directions for the exhibition Of appropriate
medicines.
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r0sNhNs EnfAn's o" t"e"''''''A-''
TRAINS LPAyE YEwYoan:
For New Haven 100 800 tEx,l lLS1a nj BIS tEIJ 'a
(ES.,l a45 $50 aud 40 Tx -
o. AS 80 and 500 CErSp y.
For Nj ford aud srstort rs II 30 a ~ rs 81.
For Fsiraed Por' AID wespor 90 LsoA M 'n o"
TO, Yorwls 200 800 GI) 40 uso m I.i, (ErJ 20
OK as 40. SO. 20 tEXls. m.
S st Sss1 5 81 3D. e "a a s. ss
for stamford i00 400 tEs $50 ll39a. M Aa lsrJ IA
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El' 49, ~ '''' ooSNE6Sri mo TRAINS
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For Connecticut River Railroad sOoA t.1) lAi'p ,0Ms
For Hsr,ora Povdeaco aud F R.o,I 800 Il mt
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FOR NsSssack Railrosd soj :. m. 2oo ,.
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oOmmOdiOa Steering cars a''aeha to go XII oYr sag.
\ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Spnng Time Table
from May leave James lip n. T., NJ Tor 1 npn IN
way onsi 1880 m. for syosse, and way staon' ~ ~ -
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The Fn.h Boat leaves at p. for all points on the "n
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Express 0i,0 arriving IN New ofA az I'i1p
Freisn ~ arriving IN Newt or e. I, ~ =, IA
Way Mail and Express ~ $50 a. m, e,rVins IL Nc" Iva
l. rn and stopping pieg No. North kvef . .. .. ,yn rs
.I,iti,l =. o.. y '' w ~ CLAYTON. SUPP
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GlatI)rncrn.

DRICK MAKING MACHINES. Brick Presses,
T~npenf Whe. Tie Hschiuss Castings Tor Coal hl all
Kinds u Asealey manufacturing rs tissc ,ni fer eifea
lar r. t. CARNELL Co,
10. 1854 Ge9msntown-aye Phi.ade phia
I'OR SALE.-Two new Horizontal Steam En-
GEEs made gory hsvy and ,ronsi cynd,I 2in boo le'
STOKE variable Cltod wrought non by Wheel, Sha I'm
famrief suitable Rolling NH oilrr purpoles Address
srANiiOPE suFLEE Bnirwaier lrou Wolss fnnkfod "a
CTEAM ENGINE for SALE-Ono secondhand,
y low pressure 10 horse power engine and hoe nch cylinder
fvoo stroke AID !. In stre, WORKING order Can be seen run
works Of the J. Russell Manufacturing Company GeeD
held Mass Apply wOODRuFF& BEACH Hartford Conn,
ID I'll So IL M,nnarurinl Comrany. OFernArA. Nass
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OteGn Steamers
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THROUGH LINE 10 CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING T. 8. NAIL

7. ,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
se,ms Pic, No. a hcrth kger foot Of Cana At u
O'clock, A. folnuws: ......... -.
June j. ARlzOSA Maury connecting with GOLDEN CITY,
jupe T. NORTHERN LIGHT. wsif connecting with sAcRA
MEMO, Caverv. 49, ....,. go.
Jna- a. KL~-YORK, Gay connecting With GOLDEN AGE,
FgrfFHrrb.
AL depart touch Aeipn those OLE sut 2 connect at
Psu south fecnr ports - ard lIth if Gen.
trs An enesn ports; those st touch At Aauzsulo.
100 pounds b. t-aae owed adult Medicine ouI attendance
fee For passage tickets end 90 further io.e Jon, nppy at tho
olire on be wharf ioot of Canas. North River Nw-ierk
~ s. k. HOLMAN. AGENT