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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16
CONGREGATIONAL Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, March 15.-HousE.-Mr.
Stephens, of Pa, remarked that he did not
zee that there was n personal explanation
and he was unwilling that the money
should be expended in defending somebody
else
Mr. Smith replied, with much excitement
in his manner, and said he had no doubt
that the gentleman from Pennsylvania (Mr.
Stcvcns) thought this was rather curious
question, but lie (Smith) was determined to
let them understand that he stood here will
ing, and able and determined to defend a
soldier of the Union, let the attack come
from what quarter 1t might.
Mr.. Stevens-Thcn object to any de
fence of a soldier Of the Union by the gen
tleman, unless 1t be defence Of himself.
His remarks are not personal TO himself.
The Speaker stated that the gentleman
from Kentucky had asked unanimous con
sent to make a personal explanation. That
the Chair had twice asked whether there
was any objection. and that no objection
had been made. The gentleman should,
however, confine himself to personal ex
PLANTATION, and not open wide range of de-
bate in regAgd to other subjects and persons.
The article In question was read by the
Clerk.
Mr.. Morrill,, OF Vermont, made QUESTION
OF order, that there was nothing in that ar
ticle relating to the gentleman from Ken
lucky
The Speaker-The gentleman from Ken
tucky alleges that it is intended to reflect on
him for having offered resolution TO admit
rebel representative. He desires to vindi.
cate himself. The Chair thinks that 10 not
clearly within the provisions of personal
explanation and opens wide range of de
bate.
Mr.. Banks, in support of the chair, said il
had always been understood that when the
House gave its unanimous consent 70 . mem
Der to make personal explanation, II waiv-
ed all It's rules, and the member himself was
the only Judge Of what was necessary TO
explain his personal position. That was the
uniform ground taken and that Il was in
order TO move against the House giving
unanimous consent. A4
MI. Washburne, Of Illinois, said that had
always been the understanding, and he fully
concurted With what the gentleman from
The Speaker stated that he had always
insisted since he had occupied he char thas
9 gentleman in making . personal explsus.
ton must state the grOunds On which Is Il
akeFicved and must render hiu fen,ntks n
a6mc degree relevant 70 that subject. The
chair thinks there b rsasun n that and Tho
gentleman from Kentucky 4 clearly in ori]ee
while vindicatine himaelf ffum vhat, IS
7apos "a unjust aftock upon hin fnr o0aslne
: resolution eiyino1ho pfivilsGso q u llo5{
20 . Juen6ef o)ecG, VITO e y Inserted n ~
aftIcls read. 6alA5pthed M tootA &ick on -
Iekqlls Of UnieA oo)olefA z. S. X,
s1r. S1nish. q Eln14sY, Went ~ 70 d.,
- s.s soatntee & W i - r.. Z 49, 1870 a..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16

New YoRK, March 16.-An importan,
decision Oh the subject Of the value or u.
s. treasury notes, making them equal in
every respect in legal contemplation to
similar denominations in gold, has lust
been rendered by Gen. Linn, Of the Superior
Court. The agreement in this case was to
pay freight money in gold or silver on the
delivery Of the cargo in New York. The
plaintiff, John Wilson & Co., owners Of II =
British ship Atlantic, IN January. 1s6a
chartered the vessel 10 Gillandcrs, irbn,h.
nal d Co., Of Calcutta, and the c,rgo vac
consigned to Edwin D. Morgan and other.
Of this city. The vessel arrived here IN
june. and the freight money, amounting
to %, $50. was rendered in treasury notes.
The offer was refused, and payment in
specie demanded. This was refused. and
the controversy carried to The Supreme
Court, ard the decision written BY Judge
Morrill,, and lays down the law to be that
all debts can DO satisfied by . tender Of
payment in U. S. notes. Former adiuca.
tionS have merely established that con
tracts made before the passage OF the act
Of 1862, and providing for payment in the
legal currency Of the country could Sc
salts 6ed by payment in U. S. treasury
notes. I
The Worlds Montreal special SAYS
1t lis expected that thorough prepare
lions to resist an attack il actively pro
ceeding. A cabinet council wae held.
presided over By the Governor General.
during which Geographic dispatches were
read from the Governors Of New Bruna-
wick and Nova Scotis. The first announc-
nj tIInk = Inf H. -.
ton had passed the upper House Of the
Legislature una imously, and : sinilar
result 10 expected in the lower HOUSE,
Another dispatch expressed the belief that
the measure was sure to pass ia Noya
Scots. ,.a esa- ~
Powder in . private magasins bed been
ordered to be removed to Sc. Helena. and
the island strongly fortified and eomaaand
ing The city.
The citizens are rapidly enrolling iheu-
selves here and in other principal eitiss Tor
guard duty in the event Of troops being
needed at the frontier.
Yesterday -, 900 Enfield rifles we're sent
to Upper Canada. @ss 800 w
NEW Yoak, March 1.-THE l3ssald's h.
vana letter repofss revolutionary outbreak
~ % young men, 1t Villa Clan, near oAgua
- Of them were captured BY 0overnosut
troope, II still It large and L was e9pseted
that they would atteupt to rescue their
compauiens With . larger force.
'NswI Yo19, 4afch, 10.--An amusing %
count q hoax pssetised upea ~ epenish
authoritiee hsse . fow daye sineo vith N
eonniv6neeofth s Chlll4n envoy. = ~ &fv
= pub,ibhels a hitter 6irportsne n r. n.
"A H. selk fvaSas.I {e{Ss.A~- = s,--.'-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16
From Europe.

From 80fOpes
HALIFAX March 14th.-The Africa from
Liverpool Sd, via Queenstown 4th, has ar
rived, with dates two days later.
characterization quiet but steady.
sales ON the 3D., 10,QpO bales, of which 5000
were to spectators, and exporters.
Breadsiuifs dull but steady.
Provisions active with an upward tenden
cy.
5-2O's 70}a704; Erie shares 5ja554.
Political news uDimportant.
The London 1ymes of to-day publishes .
letter signed j. H. Livingston In which the
writer asks leave as an American TO protest
emphatically against the Grafton delivered
in Washington on the Lincoln Memorial by
Nr. Bancroft. Mr.. l.. says he never felt
more ashamed than he did upon reading
that Grafton, and declared it was . disgrace
to Bancroft, who desecrated the occasion by
such speech, and to those Americans who
became accomplices by listening to 1t.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LONDON, March 4.-The Di1omatiQue A.
serts that the reply of Mr.. Seward to the
French dispatch Of the 9th of February is
received Mr. Seward states that the Uni
ted States will remain neutral towards Mex.
leo in view Of the promised evacuation OF
| the country by the French troops.
The French Corps Legislatif voted for
pangraphing the address relative to Mexico
without discussion, reserving the debate on
it until the late correspondence in regard To
that country is published.
Mr. Francis, in the Corps Legislatif, after
a debate regarding the temporal power Of
| the Pope, Taurc and others having spoken
in favor of its separation from the spiritual
protectorship in addresses relative to thu
Roman question, it was adopted by 21St to IS
| Paragraph 3, of the address relative t.
Mexico, was adopted with some reservations
The Dublin correspondent of the Time
says that the search for Stephens has be
come very keen and determined. 1t is be
|licved that he is in Dublin, and the police
are almost certain of his speedy arrest. Il
is supposed that he has managed to escape
thus far by a continual change Of residence
In the House Of Commons, Mr. Gregory
issued an address to the Qneen in favor O
Establishing the principle that private prop
erty at sea SHOULD be free from capture. H,
said it was most suicidal for England to al
low things to remain as they are, for sh,
might lose her carrying trade.
The question was debated pro and con by
the members.
The Speaker advocated that it was impOs
sibe for the government to assent 10 it
carried out.
The Attorney General also opposed tn,
measure as most impolitic and difficult o
adoption.
90 motionit was finally Withdrawn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16

Capture OF 14OStAAe DA0A0MOsns00s
Pnarick's Day.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, March ia dispatch
from Fort Abercrombie was received q
military headquarters yesterday, announc-
ing that Lieut.. Col. Adams had just return
ed from an extended trip on the pl,ins,
having in charge large number Of hostile
Indians, Yanktons and Cutheads. who re-
fused to surrender themselves with those
who voluntarily came into Fort Abercrom-
bic. Col. Adams was notified Of theii
whereabouts, and, with sufficient force
started in pursuit Of the Indians, and
brought them to bay at what is called Beat
Den. The Colonel travelled 375 miles, and
returned to Aber,r ombie without loss. The
number Of Indians, including those captur-
cd and those surrendered, now in charge o.
the authorities Of Fort Abcrcrombie, ii
about 100. The Indians Who gave them
selves up are represented to be in an OK
tremely destitute condition, while thos,
who were forcibly brought in were vel
Supplied with clothing, food and ammuni-
ton.
The Irish people Of this city are making
great preparations for the celebration Of St
Patrick's Day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16

TINE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
J y che most highly sppsovsd maasci.e ever
dieccvercd Il hes stood the best Of I'll tssts,
ZINE, haviag nod IN unprecedented sale q
nearly forty years. II is rccomnes9od y or
Press, the Trade. in fact BY Ill who knew IT,
For certificates, which can b given y alnoss
any extent, zee wrappers 70 each bottle. The
l'fopsieturs will chseffully rsflAd ~ messy II
not entirely Satisfactory. Price 80 cents and o.:
the large bottles mech The cheapest. Be care
ful " get the geuuisss which is prepared only
by REED, CUTLER CO., Wholesale Drug
xists, boston. Sold in. Davenport BY dsalsrs
Scnsrsllv. isn3l .d&w3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16
Private Matters.

To the unfertunats. DIR. CLARKE. a. CLARK
street, No. 4 Harmon Block, 10 . man Of . few
words, bus gives pasisuts Of both sexes. raonrs.
sxrlAsLs and snoaouea TREATMENT. Victims Of
isdiscretion, qsackery or inecmpetency consult
DR.. Clarke, whose great succsss depends upon
regular education and experisses. o. - an
At once and BE- cured. He does not want your
money unless he does yes good.
~ Send 81 for box Of his celsssated r.
male Pills. Sure cure. These pills Snssa Ss01
nm sasrsxAAav. are the ONLY SURF |RnnsDs
for Che removal Of Distractions aad -hrsgulsft
ties Or Females.
~ Send two stamps for "Psivsts lsstsr'
to Married LadicA" N4t
IL Send two stamps for description o
Pessarie Prevestif"
- Send t~o stamps for Private Letter o.
Seananal Weakness"
A idsess ". CLARKE, No. Z Harmon Block
ChisaGe, H. mese-dAey
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16
News
ny TELEGR.aPH.


CINCINNATI, March 16.-Four well known
Quartermssters were arrested in this city
yesterday on the charge Of embezzling gov
eminent horses and wagons to the amount
Of $4,000. Their names are Geo. MCGEE,
Peter Falk, r. II. Burnham and H. D.
Newman. Their cases will be investigated
this week by the United States Commis>
sioner.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16

N0W KOHR N30HkCGo
NV Yoak, II arch l6.
C0rroN. Ale.
ELoun.-Dull common grades 50 lowrr, 7.3(
al 70 State q as. 309s.S so RHO
WnnAs.-None in Market, dull and medium
and common grades 1G12c lower
CoRS.-No receipts, more active a,1d unchan
ged. 70@75 unsound, 75@7s sound.
OAfs-Dull, 8sa42 unsound: SO sound
PoRE.- Heavy, e26@2e.ls for neN, CLOSING
$3.50, cash &26.
LAsD.-Firmer, l7@1sk.
DssssRD Hoas.--Love r l2012L.
WH'sKRr.-Unehsy,ged, e. 2sG2e 90.
:, pErRoLIux: Dull and nominal $3.50 1885,
Curde 40@4lc; refined $1,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16

navenpOrt Market Report.
Ovv,us o. I'm DAvssross DsnocnAs, |
March Is, Ices.

rLoun. Wholesale, per bbl ".
In sacks, e7.O0
in bulk q 10.
Retail in Dbl. $40.
In Sacks, $40.
In bali, e7.00.
MucrvusA9 flouR.-Pef cwt. %.
! CoRx MnAL.-Per bushel, $3.50.
WnsAr.-No. l, old, es6k No new. s5c.
No. 2, new, 7oc.
s HHa.E-ys.I /. soesos.s. No. 3, assss.
Oars. 1S@l8c.
PoRA4oas-S0c.
1 OMoxs,--ls@20.
Z BUfsDR -25c
E0os.-20c
I HAYS, 000e12,00.
VoAL-lsc pr bush. se both yards.
Chisage aarkcas.
y Telesraph.l CsioAeo. March 16
Provisions gaes Of Mess pork made st - 7s09e
Extra mess bssf 1lsc. Bulk meats selling 1t 90 -
Shoulders, 14c.
Grease White, lie; yellow. 1Sk.
Dressed Hogs Quiet, q 90 0o0l0 q.
Flour Quiet and scarce - = LOGS ~
4 Wheas-firmef No spring. u 9bGS1 Dx; No =
&c; extra apring, IN store, u ~
Ssts- DeiI g !, .ske; No : n,lesl
Breezy: ss*s fsr 10 4 sssfs.
HSS VSss-Ssr.. 4 . ss0a D.
6eeds-Quiet and steadv. Bales Of Timothy at q 4
o 50; Clio. Or n 250S -
4 Ems-LOwer, q 1eGlSc.
Fl Caftle-gales 1t q Ao0A Is for common cows: "a
: % for fair TO good packing stssrs; 00s % foI
Live Hogs-Activs aales at q 750s % for mo
dunn TO fair grades; 269s " for good TO choass.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16

SpRINGFiELD, Ill, March ia called
meeting of the Cent al Illinois Wool Grow
ers' Association is now in session 1t the
rooms Of the State Agricultural Society, in
this city, the object being to consider whs'
legislation il necessary for tho prot ectic-n cl
that interest
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16

MRS. wINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Teething. softens tine gums, reduces
inflammation, alays all pain. and cures wind collie.
Perfectly safe IN all cases. Wewould say to ey-
cry mother whe has q suffering Child: DO not
let your prejudice, uor the prsiud ces Of others.
stand between you and your suffering child aud
The reiief that will be sure-yes, absolutely sure
10 follow the use Of this medicine il timely
used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16

! Cotton-36c for middlinR.
] Tobacco-Active Sales lugs 1t q 00(4l0 -; Leaf
at II 90.
F'our-Du Extra ct 50; choice fall do Il 4e0
u for extra; ll0K for choice family.
Whta,-Very quiet 1t $50.
/ C0rn-Firm At S0@D67c for mixed; e7059 for gel
low; eOSa63 for white.
Osts-Firm; l80leke
Rye-57G5Sc
Wits ey-Steady. At q -.
Aees PORK -127G97 IS
Bacon and Lard Unchanged.
Potatoes-With fair dem.n nd market etiH and &C
tive. Mixed, 5s@5cc; Ncshannuks, s7Gs7Oc; Teach
Blows, 50. IA
Onions-N6minal; lO(e6oc
Hay-Msrket heavy; Timothy. baled, (16fal7
Beeves-0ood dull ut 4Qs5c; prime in Do mand q
6k@7.
Z Fegs-sLgc,
Bhcep-lk@5Ko.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16

There woman in the pubic eye whose name
had all along been associated, in our mind, with
the Yankee" "Qusck," and "Humbug." But
it is no longer, and We desiee to wrest her
name from all such suspicious association in al
other minds. WhaAsver notions We may have OF
wonaniy delcacy and propriety, we will admit
that woman alone il tue Nurse-the good Nurse
the 6est Nurse. Whether weshall have Female
Physicians or not, is . question which must be
decided by time and principle. and not as mat
ter Of taste. Pride, prejudice, caprice and GUS
rom NAV we'll behave themselves. for If there
~ really wat, there will also be supply If
there be "callipg," there will be . coming.
Nature and human society are always seltsupply.
ing, and though Art and Fashion may hinder,
they cannot prevent.
Mrs Winslow does not want TO treat you Gen
HSnnen! Nor does she prescribe regimen for
your wives; but modestly appears as q messen-
gcI Of health and happiness to your lNvAHIs IN
the cradle 4 taere anything improper in that
say what 10 or 10 not good for babe, and ought
/ 10 be listened to. God speed her ON humble but
l happy mission. She 10 the most successful phys
ican and most effectusl benefactress our little one
snoyedhsr dC,ing parents rot rot eWaSpss;sd
| will prove the American Florence Nightingale Of
the Nursery. OF this W are 30 sure, that we
| will teach our Susv" to say IA BLRssIN0 ON
| MRs WINsLow'-for nelping her to survive and
escape gripping. colickiag and teething siege
We confirm every word set forth in the PRosPsc
rus. II performs precisely what it processes tc
| perform. every part Of it-nothng less. Away
your Cordial" "Paregoric," Drops" "Lauda
mum" and every other Narcotic, ny which tbs
babe is drugged into stupidity, and rendered dull
We rave never seen Mrs. Winslow-know heI
only through the preparation Of her " Soothing
Syrup for Children feething'" If We had ths
power. We would make her, % she is, q physica
iayior to the Infant Ra:e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16

Tho following Is - extract from letter writ.
ten BY the Rev. J. s. Holme, pastor Of the Pierre
pont street Baptist Church. Brooklyn, N. r.. to
the .josrnal and Aessenger. Cincinnati, O., and
speaks volumes in favor Of the world renown ned
medicine, MRS. WINSLOw'S SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING:-
1--WE see an advertisement in your colams Q
MRS. wINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Now, We never said . word in favor Of patent
medicine before in our life. but we feel compelled
to say 70 your readers that this is NO humbug-
rc hare tried IL. and knoss Il siH DO sA It claims
Il il probably one Of the most successful medi.
cines Of the day. because il il one Of The best
And those ofyour readers who have babies. can
d. better then Nv In supply.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16
Don't Fail 10 Procure MRS

DOm't Fail 10 Procure. Mrs.
wlNSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for Child.
rem Teething. II has been used for 30 years
with never-faiing safety and success by millions
of mothers for their children. 1t corrects ncidi-
" Of the stomach. relieves wind collie, regulates
the bowels, and gives rest, health, and comfort
to mother and child. Oaicc, No. 4s Deg street.
New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16
AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA. |
nca Mnsvp~ Mech Al 1894 (


II 10 hereby certified that on the 10th dav Of
February, 1866, sworn statement was filed in
this Office, showing the condition of the Liver
pool 3 London and Globe Insurance Company,
located at Liverpool and New FORK, On the
LIST day of january, A. D., 1855. in aeeord
asce with the provisions Of IN Act Of the Gen
eral Assembly Of the, Sta1s Of Iowa, entitl-
ed "An Act in relation to Insurance Companies"
approved Jan. 20th, 1857 and an Act amendat0ry
thereto, approved Feb. 9Th, 1868; ard an Get In
relation 70 Life Insurance Companics, approved
Marcn nth. 1852; that said .sstsnent shows
that ssid Company d possessed Of the requisite
amount Of capital, and invested = required BY
law. Authority il therefore given to the above
named Company TO transact their appropriate
business Of Insurance n this tate IN scc0rdance
with the laws thereof, until tue 3lst day Of Jan
uasy, A. D., one thousand eight hundred and
sixty seven. II 10 also cert flied. that B. b. Wood
wald, o. Davenport, has been duly appointed
by raid Company their lawful Agent and Attof
ney for the county Of Scott with fan power e
take risks Of Insurance therein, AID 70 acknowl.
edge service Of process - provided b. Law. upon
his fling with the Clerk ofthe District Court ID
and for said County tails certidcste and copy Of
&he statement on fle in this Office. II 10 further
certified that the attached 10 true and correct
cory Of the said statement.
In testimony whereof, have hereuntO set my
hand aud aflxed my sal Of ofice the day and
year first above written. Jxo A. ELuorr,
Auditor Of Staas.
SAM. A. Arms, Deputy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16

no NOT let your prejudice stnnd
between your suffering child aud the relief that
will be absolutely sure to follow the use Of MRS.
wINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP. II corrects
acidity ofthe stomach, relieves wind collie, rsgu-
lates the bowels, softens the gums. gives rest to
the mother and health TO the CHILD. Office. IS
Dsy ,.reet, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16

''7'5 a kIIGD1nY's
lnoecJoA Dose4 D61fV1sf ~
IiRpfckI Dn0CovD1Y.
Ior - Curo u % Diseases
An1GlNd vnon ~ ffrUne sfA1D % Tns
DGOOD. son -
Scseiala, Oaasssoso S>snellses, Cetassoss
enl1seases 1ryepsleA ~ H9Peec -
70 ~ -. Osee Ed, 0oalA Heeds
~ Tsessi sgtettsae, Oh Aad
Stsh6ssn Ulesss, Dyspep-
o., Uostivsae6s,
Janndies ,Solt Rhsuo,
L. MsggusiAl flssasss, General :.
|. DEBILITY, Nsse Cemplaiat,
Lees Of Appetite, Low Spirits,
fssl 0teaaeh, tsssthss with I'll other
diseedses from n iopsspss condition II The
sirsslaeory system. Asa general tea-
10. ~ Effects ars benignant, and
sannet Oil 70 bsnsGs whore
used psfssvsfingly and
according 70 dirse-
tions.
WE OYER 10 THE PUBLIC MEDICINE
spon ~ own nsrts. in shooter TIM: than any medi
efne ever nanuihctused- until pOw--I hes become
seandard renedy for "ASovs pasRAsA" al over IT,
1eod thla, nd a0licted " Il.
4 ]. u. LINDSEY,
u DrAR 6m I'VE would lust nay that you
medicine has cufeh u Scfofnla that HIS bcci
coming m 1ps Ave ycess, W hcsh ~as eaten on tn
u Il The eighth hottie now. and the hcsh Ii grown
q very iast Your Blood Scasches y going al ovo
81 ~ cpsutry. Y0asr, truly,
JOHN KAleTON = SON,
kldcft0m, Ind. Station.
\. Z. sKlLFRS ! CO.. SOFA P.ora,rross;
II Pittsburg. Pa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16

113!ll|2
..s ss.ossss H. bsxrs o. cSinSxY. .si -
" Hsvs : isrcs sssorsmsas Of ohsaAsissss go
,SsS eos:.s: !: az
impseved 0hsds Or Globe With ChIsaney 50 vssaes
Darnsr, eosvsnlently combined and made as1eisahss
6nisg, &C., sish ,ns reasoning the 5hsde o. CAisav.
Great Savlng u GLASS - we'll -
Our Shades and CHI neys never need - honoo4 -.
cept for cleaning ard are Of course lsss exposed
breaksge than n ~ old. sh,onca 1AA4, wksrs the
ciimneys broken cost sessly = much = ~ ~ -.
GeOu chsmasys ars aade g order q superior.
CRYsT l. Oh T., Ass sAessed art Assed, aud mot
broken % sasily = common Ohtsnneys. s
r ~ = r N q N 4 L =.
Thsse eemsenda ory notices. extracts from lettsss.
&C.. svs seer ~ from many ws hsvs received 6sP
Ing shs short tu our lamps havs cen before the Rub.
&c. wisS their sur>riority saas "a De appreciated
Sos1 esl svres al.ensiss - wAsa d sad . bessS
ssaffne III ctes ard WHO. having been accustomed 10
e Of gas, can jsdse Of Thea comparative excel.
from H. g. Dow- Esd Publisher ~ the iniepesdens
etacs gas turner's we're funysed and your lonps
attached IN theft place. .s sss brilliant * elsow
fore. wehsvs sixteen y IN use. and oil .sst veil.
Prom Dr. Carroll Dunhsm i1vington. y. r..
FOR use II W. stoay, sad secsissiy WIN MICRO.
scope, Il 10 far superior any lamp Of hssnss
have ever SEEM long az saw ~ he w. Of - In
| Srom So.isrS w.lls PAesaolssis,., x.s y.sAs r
We 4 3 nee ta1pe he uev nRhe n 81 0onG1f
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16

We have put Up and cold this arsielo icr cve,
NJ ysere. ard CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE md
TRUTH Of IL what We have never been able e
say Of any other medieine-NEvER MAS l!
F,iILED IN A SINGLE INSTANCE 70 BPFkCT
A CURE, when timely used. Never did We
know Oh instance of dissatisfsction BY. any one
who used II. On the contrary, Ill are delighted
mendation Of IL magical effects and medical vir
tues. We speak in this matter ''wHATWE D0
KNOW" after - years experience, AM
PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR THE full
FILMENT OF WHAT WE HERE DECLARE
In almost every instance where the infant 10 sui
fcrng from pain aud xhaustion. relief will bs
found in fifteen minutes after the syrup 10 I'D
ninistered.
Full directions for using will accompany eacl
bottle None genuine unless the fac simile Q
CURTIS 4 PERKINS, New York. 10 o. thseut
side wrapper.
| Sold BY DruRgintsthfou z bout the world.