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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08
The Prestiena and shc Amend.
nmeMo.

A Washington corr. >ppi dent snys All
statements to the eject that the PIesiden,
has announced hi, determination to recon
me ID the adoption Of The Amendments 10
the Constitution proposed by Congress, are
utterly unfounded. lie has not said 10 any
on that he Is in favor OF those ant ndrn nts.
II j. true nevertheless, that the President
hs, had under consideration some Of tie
political points % uc embraced in lis next
annual message TO Congress, and some Of
these points have been submitted TO his
Cabinet. We have good reason for saying
that Mr.. johnson viii adhere strictly 10
The policy that has characterized his al :.
mi s,ration. Among other things. he y III
urge that while the Constitution leaves il
an open question FOR the courts, whether
ordinary legislation is OF is not binding
while States nrc refused presentation,
that instrument is distinct and emphatic in
It's requirements that in the preparation u
amendments 10 the Constitution, all the
States that claim ard IRE wi ling TO exercise
tho right shall be represented. The prcsi
den; will insist on the admission of loys
and legally qualiGe1 representa- YES from al
the repre- -entcd States, in order tina,
Congress may DO enabled TO prepare such
amendments as The condition Of the ooup-
try demands. lie will likewise reeoinmc nd
that when Congress is organized 10 this
view OF the requirements Of the Constitu-
ton. amendments may be prepared adjust
ing the question Of representation and tax
alton to meet the changed cor dition Of thC
country.
II is also understood that the President
viii cmbody in his message, as . suggestion
to Congress. the two propositions 70.
amcndmcn, last Winter in the reported
conversation with Senator Dixon. A cor
rcotcd and revised copy of the p: OPPOSITION.
Tor amendment Is herewith sent as follows
Rel rescntativcs shall be apportioned among
the several States which may b. included
within this Union. according to the mum.
her ofqualiiied male voters as prescribed by
each State. Direct taxes shall be nppor
toned among the several States which may
be included within this Union, according to
the value Of all property subject to taxa
ton In each State. This amendment not
to take effect until the census of 1870 shall
have been made
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08
Tr0velsaow Nnaoncrs.

II were young man and wished to test
the virtues Of my idcal-thc maiden upon
whom my tcndcrcst emotions we're lavished.
| would seek to make one Of the party with
which she might take journey-nct .
mere pleasure trip, but downright. old
fashioned, weafi>Omc journey, with the &C.
ceaaories Of heat and crowded cars, carly
starting hours, aud all the inevitable add.
tons Of hurry and fatigue. IL ircm the be-
ginning to the end thereof, she Was cheer
iul, even il hungry consideratc, though
cro~des. kind, even TO the least attractive
travelling compan ons and su2crbly uncon>
sctous Of the Disagreement Of dust glare,
why, all other 'hings asr.cing. l should
consider myself fortunate IN being able to
secure her for the journey ofiife
II, on the contrary, she was seeing her
own satisfaction se,iishly 10 the disregard If
the comfort Of others; il she grumbled, even
IN pretty way ii she was tussy or falling,
50 prominently feminine that its absence
is remai kable-if she looked out for No. l
in the usual Young America style. talke,
loud or snecred at Others, why, in spite Of
all her charms when viewed by parlor light,
| should not covet her companionship on
the matrimonial train which ON v halis at
the grave. Man, lady who passes the in.
spectlon Of society scatheless, her weak pom:
shown Idly forth when ths travelling ties,
is applied to her character and temper. This
is not applicable. generally speaking, to
men; their characters are naturally placed
IN constant juxtaposition with oil sorts aud
conditions Of men, and their manners are
something for general use, and not tor par
Travelling too. & gitt; 70 emily it fully
person must possess : certain elasticity OF
mind that will enable him 70 meet the inev
liable trials Of life With . cheerful courage.
But every lady. 10 dress, in manner and
tene. can laAvs % better field fer The d;selay
Or gsasls breedins than amid the ~hirl ~
the unguarded seenes Of travelling. Av6ole
character may Be- ssorchsd in the events 81
three dsys' st1o. Ia these days Of fseouen,
raj road 6lsting and steamboat calling. l.,
al beware lsst being weighed in this bal.
soss they slsall - ss5oead wanunG'' 10 The
esssnti,i a'hi6utss u The perfect lsdy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08

u,RAIxs LEAVE PORT BYRON A. roll
Mail and Express 1850 A. ~. daily. (ssndsys
ss.:mSo.. Express 1875 A. NJ. daily. tsus-
Xeeommodsiio. $50 p. n.
Aasivs A. Pons 1Hnox.
Nail and Kxpsess 1880 r. H.. daily. (Sandsys
SsssnSoas Expreas las r. n. daily.
Accomnodation $50 A. n, daily, (Dundeys
'. Nj sod Express leaving Pes. Byrss q s..e
nskss closs connections Tor Chicago aa1 al
peisls il Nesthsss lllissis aad wisconsin. =.
U4eenboaA 8xprrse eonnects q Savesne with
Ssea0e LassinG tor Dubaqss, ssrivisg hosss
aheea q Nos;Asss .iss bo.; n...,.,, a,Au.
seassc1iae q Pvt Byros WITH 6seeneoss. e 3
pesoo, I'D q ?. n connecting WIN 80
A noe;ne. 9TH "tsoodrich Line eseenss
49, Hsss. Shsb..yrsn and Masitowoe.
n assiss j.sesios. Sith ChicsEoA shwsskss
nsiSrss1. ~ Niiwsakse. Kssosh'. Wssssges
- CAisags. 80. 18th t,hies.e 4 neesh.
a Ul:sss ssse sos jsnssvilis, lsdisss, irs-
~. - cSise nd L. Crosse:
'rs ~ s' L vith Chicago Nosthvse1ssa nail
- ~ rsssviiSs, Evsssville, - Msaissa- !.
q lfespess ~ ~ = S ~ ~sH -
s.;;.ss1i fei1t - OaDeoA
m SseaGna. uiAh oooo0 paeAos "tanalne."
~. i,sSseos I'd thsossh bo1Ae - ~ roal.
a. fulsoo, viii l:his6eo 3 uestAWeg1ssn In.
-. ~ Ohaeago, DiHoo ~ Ceaae 1or1dA
q Pees Pyrss. Win Chieege = ncta lslea1
ievsseses 81 RseA lslaal.
Passasess viii Gnd this rcd ~ sheapsee
o.d CUISINES ~ III points In TIE Nesthvset.
=. G. fAT8, Oap't \. a. KNAPP. Supt
.svi; nj Sseiss. vi. csvssrs. IN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08
ADVERTISEMENT

LADIES, READ TINS. DIR. Hopper's Fc
male Cordial-This elegant and popular
Medicine will cure oil Female complaints,
such % excessive, painful or suppressed
Nenstruation, Lucorrhoea, o. Whites, falling
Of the Womb, and al Irregularities Of the
Monthly Periods. 1t will also bring on the
Menses when checked BY Colds, and ali un-
natural causes.
Females suffering under any Of the diff
culties shove enumerated should not Gail
to use DR.. II ppes's Female Cordial.
Ii 10 the mos pleasant and infailible rem
edy ever invented for the cure Of Female
complaints. Ladies' trv it.
Price $3.50 per bottle.
Prepared and. sold bv DR.. Eaatssley &
Co. No. 70 North Fifth street, st. LOUIS,
NJ. Sold ., their branch Family Medicine
store, No. 90 Madison stree, Chicago, IL.
Gmlps Ey's Salt Rbeum and letter Oirt
ment will cure Salt Rheum, letter, Scald
Head. Ringwo, Prairie and Barriers Itch,
III nois Mango. Missouri Scratches, lowe
Digs, Army Itch, Pmplrs on the Face. Oh.
stinate Old Sores. Scrofula, and all diseases
and erupt;ons Of the Skin. When used in
conjunction with DR.. Easterly's Iodine and
Sarsapar,lla, which puriies the B cod and
rcmov. S the Cause, and the Ointment heals
the Sores, and thus speedy and perma.
ncnt cure Is effected. We advise both to
10 used in these complaints.
The Iodine and Sarsaparilla. <l.5O
Prepared and sold BY DR.. Z. EASTERLY
L Co., No. 20, Nnrth Fifth street. St. L uis,
No., and At their Branch store, No. % Mad.
ison It., Chicago, Ills.
For sale BY al druggists.
per bottle.
Price-Gridley's Salt Rhsum and letter
Ointment, 70 ca. per bottle.
-
Or. Easlerley's Fever aud Ague Killer
will cure Agus and Fever, Chills and Fever,
Dumb Agus. intermittent and Rsmittsni
fsvses, and every form Of Fever incident u
the West.
e. Price Of Ague Killer 81 80 per bot.
lie. Pills 30 cents pr box ~ pills in q
boz.
Prepared and ssld BY d.. Eastesley &
Co.. St Louis, No. Sold 1t their branch
Family Nedicine stose, Chicago. III.
Allso 4 Yeung,@ w holesale Osalsrs. Du-
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08

Vote the straight out Conserv itive tick
ct. Every Democrat and every Comerva.
tive republican shoald vote for Joba p.
Coo (, for Coagr -. He Il in favor Of the
Union AMI shs whole Uaion-wish no, a
State :elt out 10 the coli. n. il opposed
70 the oppressive tariff measures Of Con-
ersss, and an ernest fri.nd Of the labor
Ing Glasses Vote tho straight Conserva.
tive ticket
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08

8180Ve
The BulTalo Obmmxrc;al, having seat .
special % report the. great sacise tcurna.
ment between Dexter and Butlef, sums up
the result ~ decidedly losing business. =
We have only room for the
qmRD ROUND.
At the call Of the judges Dexter went frat
% the bat afscr three false starts. With But
ster acting as center field at che quarter
pole, when the ropes were cot. and an ALA %
Of police was raised, with Decker three
lengths against the cushion. and gradually
passing the score TO Butstes. Notwith.
etandine the tremendous pace ct which they
we're gong, Buster was good second, be
haved wonderfully well. and showed as .
pleasant, though the balls broke badly for
him. and ne was not accustomed to left
hand pitcher. Swinging round the haif.
mite stretch. Butster took his grssl kindly,
and delivered his msuley atSaight On the
dial. Dcxler. containing gradually 10 close
up, with the evident intention Of shutting
him out. Buster was not to be led, and
again broke awav, with Dexler NJ his heel.
which drew the cla-et profusely.
II was now any body's race, and large in :
ve>'mcnts were made on the favorite at any
odds But Dexlcr, having read paper
"On the Antcde uvian r.ces, with some
speculations as to whether they were tne
best three in five. together with their effect
upon tn. Decimal and Meteric System OF
the Silusan PERIOD" had j, all his own
way. and ran the game out with ease, But
ster's seconds throwing up the sponge in
forty five minutes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08

1Aess = - qusetioa-n0ae whatevsr, buG
~ ~ wv IL shis District Il evenly bel.
snsoa beeween he CONSERVATIVES ana The
raAislls. Neither aide can afford 70 Loo,
80 vesos. Tnseelses ws appeal 70 every
Csaservstivs y insist % voting tomorrow
n asehiog inssgvsus. Oas Conservative
80 - ougn - eoals = u. Saves.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08
Dsnsssssis al Conservative Ylsxs..

Fer Secretary Of State,
COLONEL 9. y. vANANDA, Of Delaware.
For Treasurer Of State,
GEN. GAOkGE A. STONE. Of Henry.
Fur Auditor ofStatc,
GAIT. ROT ERT W. .ROSS. Of Polk.
For Attorney General,
CAPT. WEBSTER BALLiAGER. flee.
For Register 81 State Land O6icc,
LINE r. MeKiNNiE, Of Clayton.
FIR Ref orter Of Supreme Court.
CAPT. ALBERT srODDARD, ofTama
For Clerk of Supreme Court,
CAPT. FkEp. GO11SCnAlK. Of Dubuque
For ConeYess- Second District.
JoHNP. COOK, Of Scott.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08

CONSISTENT AGAIN Tor man To- oppose
from sense of justice, from principle the
mesc's,d pay 10 Congressman, and then
with barc>'aced iniudence step up and
pocket his share d the sroi $. From The
iact TIM; Mr Pr.cc took his increased p.y
tat'd back seventeen months, he cone IL
sion is that he opposed thc other clause in
the bill. How do you like this, "boys in
blue. as much OF gas you have got! More
bounty for you, $50. IN prospectu Good
joke Oh Congress to make them take $7l2,-
900 for tie sake Of giving each Of y City
dollars. How do you like it, bow 'r-
the Conservative nc..~AS0 -. Vote
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08
Western Union Ra llrOad.
INA

- ana aGter NaSssass. Ns". a1sh.
The Steamer Iowa vii ,eavs docA ioot 81 bssdy
street, for Port Uystn. ~ tOe.ws: :,
AZ q 4. Me- connecting With irai" io' FuI-
~. Ssvonus, Dubu0u', ,sr.'sine 10 ',.hnq"e .
hourp il advance Of uns thsf romt~, treepor:.
Racine, snd oil poinss "orsh nd rotth~e !. east
and sosthsast, In ntrs lows an t"u'hers
Wiseoasin. :.
A q p. NJ. cont ecsing With train tor -
ve1aa. F1eeport, kacise and .iliwsakee. s's I'll
peisss nssth, west AMI esst.
fhe following ass the sses Of Fare :" pos"ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08


The Chicago Tribune Of yesterday tells
the following Of John Wentworth, tho
christian representative in Congress Of the
Chicago radicals:
The only circu:. stance calculs.cd to mar
the harmony and perfection Of the demon
stration asst night was the disgraceful con.
duct of John Wentworth. During the early
part Of the evening Mr.. Wentworth made
his appearance in the reception room Of the
hotel, which was filled with ladies and gems
tlcmcn, ~ho had gone TO welcome the
Southern loyalists and listen to their speech
es. MIR. Wentworth was in state OF gross
intoxication. In the hearing Of several Ia
dies, IN answer TO some remarks, not At all
personal TO himself. but reat ng to one Of
the guest, he used obscene lsaguagc, and
became so b,isterous that he was finally re.
buked by the gentlemen in the room, in Sc
pointed . manner that he was constrained
10 leave. Later in the evening he essaycd
TO make a speech, ing IN thick and in.
coherent way. tn he was directed to en-.
t,rtain the crowd, who, rs he expressed it,
we're very easily entertained. lie proceeds
ell to talk about tlc Constitution At each
repetition Of this wcrd, from the peculiar
manner in which it was uttered, the au-
iicnec jcercd and shouted uproariously.
Finally the crowd became tired Of the show
and called Tor l.umbard % resolutely, that
the honorable gentleman was forced to dc
>txf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08

CONSISTENT VERY for man who has for
years fought for the principles Of temper,
nace, TO take neutral grounds at the elcv
enth hour. Come, Hiram, you have, while
saying over your little speech throug h the
District. pratsd much a. out principle now
ns au honest politician. get down from the
fence. nma take your iormer ob,c stand as
the fearless, out spoken advocate NJ d lie
ndcr al temperance. What are few Gers
man votes TO a man of pr nciple O. 50 sure
of cleo ian-leayo US something in your act
ions 20 admire. You can afford It. You
have IN rnev enough Y.u did have glory
enough. Bat hox ar, The MIGHTY ftllcn, -
Vote tex John l. Cook.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08
E8toou6neu IN 81. Louis IN 1857.
Seminal Weakness Cured.

Or. BOHANNAN'S vEGETABLE ELECTVARY.
pleasant and palvtabl cnrc for epemat0rrh1a q
seminal Weakness This remedy. which has been
used BY the renowned DR.. Bohannan IN his private
10 fail In curing the worst casce Of eemnal aknees
In from two To five weeks Al er twenty five Year,
In privute practice II s advertised eolely for
the 6eeat Of the unoftunates 70 them from the
hands Of merccss Quacks. II not from the grave.
Price 6 per box. Sent to all parts of the country
For sale at Dr. Bohannan's Office No. 80 Pine st
between Third and Fourth.
Established in 81. Louis in 1877.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08
NATIONAL.
STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,
[LIMITEDJ
STEAM WEEKLY TO AND FROM
Queenstown and Liverpool

;:.. s; $50. A.Ir S ;i::s! !. :: :
~. IN eufrcn-
Y sFdl -.
E,Thc National Line comprises the following nrst-
class donble-cngine Iron Steamships. with water.
tight compartments
ENGLAND. Carr GRACE, a,4.O tons: SCOTLAND.
Carr. HALL. sG.s tons VIRGINIA, Carr PRowsE,
a,s1o tons HELvErLA, Carr. OorI.vIE, .3l5 tons
DENMARK, CAPT. THOMPSON, Biz tons; THE
QUEEN, Cart GRoGAN. 3,5l7 tons: ERIN, Carr.
CUTTING, 1910 tons PENNSYLVANIA, Cart.
Lxws. s,s1! tons LOUISIANA, Carr THOMSON,
2,i66 tone; FRANCE and GERMANY building
Sailing every saturday from New York every
Wednesday r. IN Liverpool and Queenstown Cork
The National Steam Navigation Company, Of Iiv.
crpOol, intend deepatching, this month, from New
Virginia, Capt. PrOwse Saturday. Sept. -.
L0nisiana, Capt. ThOmrOn: Saturday, Sept. 81.
llslvetia, Capt. Oxivie Saturday, Sept. 70.
Rate ofpassagr, payable In currency.
Cabin 4lOo, Steerage, 60.
| ITO Antwerp. Cabin, $it5; Steeragc, 49,
40 Hamburg, Cabin, sli5 6teerage, 81.
TO ilrcmen. Cabin, $l45. Ssecrage, 116.
To Havre, Csbin. 41l6; Stcerage, S37.
| To Paris. Cabin, 1i90 Steersge go.
Dr1ft issued for any amount on any Bank r. 0eoat
Britain, and Ireland, 1t the lowest rate.
6tocsage passage tckets tn bring parties hun Liv
erp"0l q Qvccnstown. Cork Aasb0f1 1bs - n cur
c. DUNCAN, Davenport, Iowa.
Agent for the National Stea9 NaviIatiOa Co0pa
~ ~ and ~ 61oadways New losk. ang15.d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08

AuuCOckYO RO4O0O n-k09teTSs
wHOOrIN0-COUGH CURED.
CAyura, lIinde Comfy. Mlee.
T. AlIGocK 4 Co.-Gentlemen Please send INC
smother Elk dozen Of your Porous flasers They are
u great demand here for whooping They ac
ltkc charm could have sold two dozen this weeh
II had had them. Send ~ coon as possible ant
dbiigs. Yours respectfully.
JOHN l. WILLIAMS, r. NJ.
ASTHMA CURED.
Mr.. William Nay, Of 94s Spring street. New York
1rtcs, Jan. I. 1855: have been acted with as'hm'
f&r upwards Of ten year,. receiving no benefit from
medical men. was advised by friend to try one Q
AllcoSk's Porous Plartcrs. said, had tried sever
a kinds Of pastess without any benefit and suppose.
they were all alike. Ny friend gave me one OF All
cpck's aud urgcd me 10 use Il | did so. and hav'
nbw worn them steadily for nine mouths, and hns
myself bolter than I have been for many years
Agency. Bfnndrc,h Hcusc, New York. Sod b,
Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08

Of W aYniug and Instruction for Young Men. Also
Diseases and Abuses which pr,strnte the vital power
with of relief Sent free OF charge in
sealed letter envelopes. Address. Dr. j sklLLlN
nOuGIiTON, Howard Association. PHILADELPHIA
u.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08
Flourish Of TruInpets
0 proclaim iis success, that standard article,
CHRISTAOOE0'S HAIR DYE.

IL now far ahead OF any preparation of its class
People OF Fashion at length thoroughly understand
the terrible consequences enfailed by the OF me
tac and causic preparation and rdnit the superior.
ty II this famous vegetable Dye, Manufactured by }.
CiklSTADOkU. Artpr House. New York. sold
by druggists Applied by all Hair Drcssers.
TnEnE is hing more certain to prevent female ir
regulariiics than DR.. Nclpans Female Pills. They
will in all return OF monthly sickness.
without which nu unmarried Ia y can enjoy perfect
health. Sod by all druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08
MxSS1NGER;x
p@0LW~@
R}eW!aDAA
I %00N g.
Ole Rlp Van vvlnlxle:Gin.
EOGn Medal sherry. t~
Pert and N4mdelo0~
A1aesese 13owrbo0,
Wheat Nutrient.

W neat N00e1emte
ella naO0aes0 end Rye.
In addition TO our haeincss Of ceiling Wines, etc.,
In original packages, and in order to insure to Gus
tcmcIs Pure LiQuuse II . compact and convenient
Esm we commenced the enterprise III bottling and
patkibg in casce our weIl known Wines. Br.ndies.
Whiskce etc. and have eent them out In style that
WV, Csrelue ihe pDssihlity Of tAsir being tampcred
wsh 4cso'e reaching the purchasss Il.e ssseral ap-
en- u kap encouraged us 10 maintain the standard
resar cual;,y also make increased elerts to re-
taI he 6acrce and patronage which haa been ~
BlNlNGER 4 co.
I Hssah:p bcd t,sS1 lmrurters NJ Vince. etc..
No. - Beaver stSeet, New York.
The ab0vs popular xnods ere put up n caees CON.
tairtn~ one doses bsItaR eoch. md are cold BY al
ps . lincnf ID a, gists. GrOceTs. etc.
Opinions of the Press.
The nam. N Bsrincrv d Co No II Beaver street
bs. az tee To tie I'll and ifcra. rtt III wnas
ever L cv rc-fcec,f--< ION Advc,. -tcI.
The :iTss,. house al BlI.tnScl 4 To-, No.
Beaver steel Einctcd 1pr pitt csr:re q t-teE
nv. fassnees and the hieheo4 hUO0s. Z. 6v&0I
t~,-.s sr~t,-AcsDdm-w-fe wow "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08

The Springfield Republican says of the
southern loyalists," "tho plan o! rccon>
s'rnrtion they put forth a. Philadelphia is,
in substance, that to themselves alone shall
he entrusted the entire control Of the south
-onchalf or onc.quartcr Of . million IF
white men 70 govern ten or eleven millions
Of whites and blicks for generation. This
would not be republican government, and
with the desire for vengeance on the part
Of these long abused Unionists, and their
avowed purpose TO i,llict il whenever they
have the power, il is evident that military
government Of the south, under tho drec-
ton Of the general government, would be
much less TO be dreaded. There would he
no Growth Of loyalty among the masses OF
the southern people under the regime pro
posed by these men, nor do we believe the
southern loyalists will promote sympathy
for themselves by advocating any such pol.
lev"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08
CHRONIC 4 lNFRCrlOuJl
Medical Advice Free.

All those who III ennei ing from "Spcrmstorrh9a :
Seminal Weakn &C." 0r any private disease, or
IN doubt to the exact Of their complaint
should send at once for Dr. Bohannans Treatise on
Special Discaecs" which gives full description.
symptoms, &C., VI all Chronic" and especial dis
caees, e ~ leave no room for doubt This valuable
work l. sent FREE to any address. Direct to DIR. G.
A DoHANNAN. Noe ~ and 70 Pine street, between
Third and Fourth streets, st. Louis, Mo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08

=. 4. kNAPP.
..vaa. M Savsnna w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08

Constantly advancing In public favor. throughout the
Unitei States. the British Colonies and Spanish
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08
Vegetable Remedies

That will eradicate all traces of disease
AcrOfsaln. Cancer. Con sam lion
AstAmn. ne hemsmne ism, ~ spepsla
Neuralgia. Liver a'0lnpl {. kns sick
11enstnche. 1DrOpsy. skin Grup.
ulOms, 11enrt Disease. .Daumllfce.
llac0mlc oDI0rrhGra. piles. lDelpil.
1ay, Aguc and Fever. Fevers. IL.
rasions, Nlecarlal 4salms. Kid.
The above are a few Of the numerous discaaes
which speedily Yield to his great Vegetable Mcdi.
cine" The Dr. also permanently cures all
C0 RONnC 4 INFECTIOUS
Diseases In short time without the use of Mercury
Diseases OF women have also his sttention All OBJ
structions, &c. removed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08

We have the oldest, largest and moet complete
works in the United States devoted exclusively tothc
manufacture ofPortable Engines and Saw MILL, which
for simplicity, compactness. power and economy Of
fuel conceded by experts, to be superior to any
ever offered to the public.
The great amount OF boiler room. fire surface and
cylinder area which give to the rated horse pow
CT make our Engines the most powerful and cheap
CIT in uee and they adapted to every purpose
where power IL required
All sizes are constantly on hand, or furnished on
short mott e.
Descriptive circulars with price list cent appli-
cation. spl-dly.
WOOD q MANN STEAM ENGINE CO.
Utica. n Y. Branch ONCE, Sc Maiden Lane. n Y CITY