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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03
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From San Frauci.co.
San Francisco. Sept. 2.
The wires OF the Russian American telc>
graph have been stretched distance Of 75l
miles above New West y mater.
British Columbia privste sdviccs say that
the real destination Of the Spanish feet,
heretofore reported at Papitc. il believed 10
be some rendezvous in South America: d.
though il was reported at Papite that the
steamer Uncle Sam had loaded to run the
blockade ~ Valparaiso. and had bsen -. I
and condscat.d BY the Spanish feet. L
was alleged that the sttsnpS to ran IL
blockade 80 shas; thss he Peci6e Mail
ssssnship Company .he Owned u vsse,i.
received from the spanis, Admiral $4,000
II supplying the dset viii sasree.
Chins dstss u July l9th, have bsen -
esived. Il wes reported thos the s,hels IA
assembled In considerahje ~ h m m
PER portion Of u. province Of Nantins, and
that the Imperial troops cent asaioot then
bad been defeated with Considerable lees.
Adsicee from Haksdodi report : collision
between the Hussiass and he japanese, in
which five Of the FORMER wsr, killed. 4
sle'ghins party Of japanese drove into
Russian enca@apment. The Rusaian tsocps
beat the ntruders. who defended themselves
With -swords.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

AuBuRH, N. T., sept 1-Yesterday on,
tlse arrival 0lsthe Pfesldssts party - sAis'
city, boy the s0n u Mr.. kiphssdson,
rushed toward the carriage To shake hands
with Oeo. Grant, tyut II Me efforts 70 do 50.
fell under the wheel, thereby shsttesing his
leg. He was conveyed home last night. He
sent word 70 61crDtssy 6xvspd shat he was
anxious 70 see Och. Grant: The latter sfIec
I'D w tn circumstances ~ related by the
SeCrvsayy, last night At II O'Clock. attended
by surgeon Gen. Barnes, cslled 1T liz hous,
u The sufferer, and On parting. ibid An
youth when recovered, IN write him letter,
and he might be Of use 10 him
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03
From Aa1lGorssia.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 3u-Thc Brig Marine
arrived 80 days from Society Islands rerDrts
four vessels Of Spanish fleet still In the llaf
bor Of POI eesa receiving coal from the Brit
ish ship MsttoOres.
Arizona papers says $50 Indians attached .
train RI II persoiis near Lap0se. Amer three
hours fighting the Indians, whipped were
leaving ~ desd.
SAN FRANCisCO, Sept. THE wires Of
the nusstan Americas Telegraph have been
stretched distance Of 7l5 mIles above New
West Minister In British Columbia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03
COMMERCIAL.
Davenport Market Reports
0ssscs % sas DAvsspoas OsueeaAs,
Esptsnbse !. lees. !

SspssaSsr :. isss. !
Retail bulk 1s.ce.
SSi $50 ss';S.
Wholesale l0cts PET 81 lee.
Ceax A0Al..PsP oeehsa, vteo.
49,; Mss. :, -a.ssiPss ye'y 'sss:; NJ: , ::s
q Is. No. ! ia. ;sasc s '''
Oon.-eSe,
sAaaas:-ssQses.
Dan. lee16e
RosAsooo-ol.OO.
ONDUNo.--N deuan1.
buss0 -2s0sOs.
sees.-fk61cc.
HA1.-os.sc4oll.0c
woee.-s7e7s
y rs,sssspA.l OsssAss. -.
vlo.s. Nothing doing. Witt .ie,es eatres =.
. sSeS %; spsias ssiSss = se0sS.o sprss =
whsas- Steady Gales .. ss>e; vAssS ~; s..ra
No eprins {, SAT, q: rejected spstns ol.ts; q.
y. sI,i,e cosed d 7:0i' %; Ne. sssss sPs'ns
Ccsa.sss i.h'sh.r; So =. yelIcv; esess5fs !cr
.hitei so1slc 70, No /: SseseSc tos No Z; le0Sse
f.r rstse,sd In .'orr: Oanai elNe; high miasd
No. sas:: q e. :e ~ n. !, =,
l,r rejsetsd.
R,.-No. 1sassae; No ss,9s!,l..
Barley -seSse fss No. /: and %; Tor seesesssd 10
T.moshyssea-Fa,r as.srA at n 7s0eass:
esoee edat,s from 8 10 esx; nsdism = 70 ~;
s ss:; ss::, X !: =: !: ii. M ,a
II; very dull
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03
lSlATlC CHOLERA IN CHINA!
ALMOST EVERY CASE
CUnED WITH
PAIN KILLER I
From Rev. b. Tellosd. Missionary In China, ~
visiting ~ h09e n Pennsylvanis.

fsum Rev. B. Tellosd, Missionary in China, ~
visiting ~ h0ae u Pennsyivanis.
WAsn1aUscu, P1nH., June 70. 1865.
Anasas. tsAar DAvls I Sox, PnOvipnncs, b.
I-iDsss 6irs: During reeiaesee Of some ten
Zeare - . missionary in Siam and China,
leund your vegetable Pals killer most vslua-
bic remedy Tor that fearful scouree, the cholera.
u aaninisoerisg tAs nsdicine found il most
saectasl v give sseaspoonful Of Pain killer in
gill Of hot water sweetened with sugar; then.
speosfsl Of The same aixturs every minute up-
III relief IVES obtained. Apply hot applications
- the extremities. Bathe che stomach with The
Paia-kiiler. clear, snd rub the limbs briskly.-
Ut those Who he'd the cholera, and took the med.
icios faithful.y il the way stated above, eight
II s..s.t.d With Diarrhea, Dysen.sry . sr
Cr:.p Ces'e. dsa't delay she uis q the PAIN
@Ns eonpossst parts Of The rais-kill.r u ~
ss 81 0s
se.s q dc lse1sss articles q he Psis- killer
~ ~ pAysieie.s Of tss pfessat day writing
ups1 ~ eass - eAslssa, segs ~ uss Of those
efsiclee. 1fyo1 hsvs ~ P6aa-ki'les ~ you 70
~ II eess = = aasack, Il VIII - I'll you will
PrSss s sssts, @ sssss ga Go dollar bottles.
Sold ~ 81 Drug and Msdtsiss Dealers.
IN 0naAs Cosua AsD Lsxo nsnsos.
MseAsrs vhs have delsesls children, whs ~
eehjess - Oreso. Whea vouR child goes to bed
whss.ias - sossAins, yea h.sw not before
asesing Cfoup 06y seSin, nd before yoe ean
eet Z rhyoieioa yous eh1ld may b beyond the
fsenA u Aelp. Allsn's Lssg Belesn should T.
v1yo y kepS y your hsase, ~ - given i99e-
diG1o1v whsn ths 1sst eynpto0e ePPeof. whieh
will rsnsvs Ne nueus co leesed q the throat.
and 6ave the life Of vcur dear child.
eoe sale ~ I'll dealers il nedicines. ag13-l0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

Pans, Sept 1.-The Emperor Napoleon
in letter written to King Victor Emanuel
On thc lltA Vi August rejoices that peacs
he's returned. H. says he accepted the ces
sion of Vepetia from ustria in order that
the people of that country might be
enabled 10 chocsc their own destiny
France. the Emperor has formet her
influence in favor OF humanity and the best
interests Of the people OF venetia and Of
Italy.
Government, prior to negotiations OF peace,
proposed to the French Emperor and other
powers. that neutraIs should participate in
territorial changes Occasioned by the results
Of the war. The proposition was not sup
ported by France or England. and the Gar
retrained from officially moving in the mat.
ter. reserving, however, liberty Of action to
himself in future
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03
Fron Waoh1ngton.

WAsHixafoN, Sept. 2.
The fathef.in>lsw Of Gen. Grant, Nj.
Dent, he'd = sssoke Of paralysis about noon
to-day, aecsmpanied With convulsions. DR..
Duhammel was immediately callsd, and
rendered prompt medical aid. Dr.. Watson.
Of the U. s. H., and Dr. Zimmerman, Of
Gen. Grants stan, we're also there during
the day. This evening he i very much
improved, and y conscious.
A petition Il in circulstios los the pardea
Of Mr.. Mudd, enc o. the acco0plices N the
aseassination.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

I. DuvrAlo. Sept. e.-John Hallissse's housl
was catered 70 day by rohbers while the in
mates were at church and took 81 $50 most.
~ In government bomiA
II was reported ct Niagara Falls to day
.thus siepnlation from the southern States
were. on their way to meet President John
con to induce him to extend hie trip south.
ward
and iOined the President ana party.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

81 LoUis, September 2.
The Brsss Foundry Of Eeoeghiaa. aad
the extensive Candy Factory Of Hsssel,
Neemer / Hymans, on Locust street, b.
tween Main and Secosd stssets, were burn.
cd last night. The loss Of the laster W.
0srsly By water, bat nearly eemplste. The
total loss wss neasly ~. 1000, nostly In.
sueed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

Brooklyn, n. T., Sept. 1.-THE Queen
Emma, of the Sandwich Islands, star,e for
home To day VIA Aspinwsll and San Fran
cisco.
The steamers Arago and City of Paris
, took, opt hnn to gay sP2gt sVg,ooo in soevTn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03


PHILADELPHIA, sept. I.
Broad street in iront of the League house
was crowded, and the reception was in every
way enthusiastic The League house was
Illuminated with brilliant gas lights
In the course of Mr.. Durants remarks he
said the unfortunates whose circumstances
permit tLsua, are now flying from their
homes IN tho South 10 Sea refuge, hospi
tslity and freedom Of voting and discussion
here in the north. How long Is this to CON
tinue! How long 10 II before loyal people
Of the Union will give loyal men in the
Honth government where opinion is free,
where every man shall have the right To ex-
press bic sentiments In vote and words
wherc be shall have respect and privilege Of
communicating In . respectful way what he
thinksy do you not know that the liberty
NJ speech and liberty 0f IL press II dead in
New Orleans. and American citizens were
slaughtered In the streets Of New orleans
under the American nag, without provocs.
ton.
Ex Gov. Hamilton also spoke. In the
cuurre Of his remarks he said Prepare your
hearts and arms too, perhaps tor another
conflict. Cries Of :" we arc ready You
know the wicked element that has produced
this feeling. II IL with deep regret that
make this prediction. after the sad and
gloomy events Of the last four years. But
are We to ignore our friends North and
SOUTH Whatever hns been my prejudices
in the past. am not willing to ignore the
black man any longer.
Gov. DroWniOw sAid he come To lish.n g..
Mr. Du1nt; he had often read Of the hero
Of New Orleans and desired to hear the he.
70 Of New Oyknn9 He Ind Just concluded
. Journey of 1000 miles In ~ hours, and
come ct the head Of 90 loyalists Of Tsnnes-
see. They came ~ Convention OF what was
termed by the executive, ''mean whites and
poOs b0eRlis," bst Il we cDnvenlion where
II would not he necessary to caucus in order
to exclude any Of the delegates in order Ia
produce harmony. Nor would it be neccs
cary u muzsle any Of the delegated he
begged pardon for having been the man
who placed Andrew johnson In nomination
and ~ God had forgiven him he hoped the
people Of Tennessee would also forgive him,
but he would cav il would have been better
VI the whole Of tselr delegates had been in
Libby Prison Instead ot Baltimore. (Cheers
In regard IL the South, he would say that
IL the spirit OF the South and the rebellout
spirit cDnhJmSL With, the treacliery and
apprehension Of the North, il would bring
anoiher war upon tins country and force
you U have your wives and chIldsen. youi
homes and parents and invade the South
IN put il down. want u hav,
something I" say about the divisior
oi the iOtce. Let there be three dis isions
Let the first 20 armed according to reguia
ton with small arms and artillery, and le,
them 10 the killing. Let the second 4.
with pine knots and burning torches, an,
let them do the burning. Let the third ant
last go with surveyors compass and chain
We will sell out the lands To pay the ex
| pcnses Of the war. and settle the country
with men who will honor this glorious ban
ner. lCheers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

WASHINGTON, Sept. No new National
Dsnks VEN .osgAnispl duging the week.
The acting comptroller Il said to have the
National books. tS49. AS in National bank
nOtes, making the sum Issued 70 date $685..
0lk02O. The L. s. bonds held By the treas.
urer Spencer 10 trust for. The national
hanks 70 day amounted - lcllews: Eecusi-
~ for circulation n0ses eS3a ~, 7oOs 10 ee
curity for public deposits. e3S, III 800; total,
eS09. J07 100. The printing department of
the treasury department for the week end.
ing TO day. turneh cut the following amounts
Of fractional cuffsncy: 80 cent notes, e162,-
600; 25c notes, VlO0, 500; lOc notes, 10l,.
OOO; total; tS62 500. The shipments BY D.
.. slea1ers Wers - follows: To assistant
treasurer at Philadelphia, t50OOO; and to
national banks and orders throughout the
QQoptyYt toDoAOOO, uutiasea currency.
p The auu1nt sof e306, ga WAs redeemed
'dotiet ~ Meek. The receipts from, later
~ se1eAue 1u31nf Ne Seeek were &c, SeS,.
eol. FL o00uuS sUoo1t0d lsu0 Vhio source
0Sao9 ~ 0ooeA a Auguse was *, ela.-
30. being IN .hs0ese .seapsp ~ enY one
meeah sonD II 40 wcnt iuAo uCsintins.
The tool eom sercovu1 dace July, sho com
meacement Of ~ pss1est s1Biai yer, u
oo70 ~, 40.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03
ssIs1Srn U.ass Ceuveas,.r.

PalLAnklPHIA. Sept 1.-The delegates
70 ths e6uaAGu HgsI cOnsention are rap.
Idly arriving In this city. About 5000 der
egoeco bed registered their names At Union
League up 70 10 night The following or
der Of proceedings Was ssued this tOfenoon:
The N0uthofn delegates uiu meet as the
room q Tie National Union Club, No 1lO5
Chesanue etsooe, q hah pase o'Cl0ek .. m,
proceed nom thence 70 lnAependence Hall.
The NOrtheru deleg6teo viii m6et q hide.
psndence He'll q half pest . O'Clock .. ~.
Al dslogatee will Be escorted from 1hdcpea.
dence Hall 10 Union League HUuse accord.
ing % orders issued bs den. Sicklee, Chief
Marshal, where they will be received and
welcomed BY Charles Gibbons, chairman Of
committee Of reception, in behalf Of the
League. Alter the address Of welcome and
the reply, the southern delegates will he ca
corted to the Na,ioual Hall TLetwo bodiSs
will be united in National convention al
such time rs loyal Cnionisis oi the South
may designate. The union will take place
in front Of the League House in the pres
encc Of the people, OF which due notice will
be given. Chas McClintnck. Of the Phila
delphia Psvss, is appointed to furnish the
committee Of reception with the names Of
reporters in attendance Il the convention
anale Ne 4apers y high. ulsy represent. Tick
cts Of admission will be Issued 10 the report
ers named in the official list, but To none
others, on Monday morning 1t the League
House. a.se
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03
- Tvs

Nxw YoAx. Sept 1 TIE Posfs money
article says the loan market is unchanged;
stocks irregular; governments more firm;
railroad shares opened weak but closed with
an upward tendency after board. NJ. Y.C,
1924: Erie ~ -; Hudson 1881 II. c., 1913.
Foreign Exchange dull told amount 81 sre-
Gle taken ont for Europe 10 day s2a5,o9!
Only two cases of cholera were reported
in the city TO day: 3 cases in Brooklyn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

uUuVu NU000u0UN
19Nevese 1Do0P0o0>
Wheae N0oroe0oe
eDo0 u0O0meSo000 Rye.
In addition IL our business Of ceiling WlAee. ETC.,
in original packages. and In order to Insure to
TONERS Pure LiQuors In compact aud convenient
Ia M. q mmenced The entesprtse u bgttnog aud
tsrk'n., in casca our we'll knowe Wines, 0sAndies.
Wh.ss cie and have sent theQ cot n style that
ws', prcc lne the possibility II theiS being tampssed
srh bciose reaching ~ purchaecs The gsDefal %.
i.c tsR Nd gratifying succea eAat heo aWnfdc1 0aP
tc- mas encouraged 10 10 maineAin he standard -
tse,' squai:y. as0 to make ineseascd e6ssts 70
a TIE confidence and patronage which has been %
bscisA-y bestowed uyun Ne.
Established i1sS.l lmpMtcsp Of Wincs, ETC.,
No. Is Hcavce eereet. New York.
The above popular goods arc put mp In casee COO.
saiii.e dozen bstt,es each, and are cold by "a
ps.s;islnent Druggists, Grocern. etc.
Opinions of the Preee.
Tic name vi ninsngss Co., No. Is Beaver street
s s,s's' 'cc 70 Ne ss,es I'd Alesal usiA Of what
sc,es laey rcpseecIt M III. Cen AdvQ0ope.
Ike irr-Nss house 81 Bihinecs D Co. Ne.
rsv.r s,sces. sscG,lactcd urcs rsiseipcs Il inteR
rty. ssauess AMI the hisheot hcoOr IN Z. EkOlnR
Isl .css juueIl-1eO0 msV.f4WUOW.ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

HsARrs CoKfsHr, Sep. Z.
The news Of the successful picking up Of
tns Atlantic teleenph cattle AZ ICES rsached
here at 40 minutes after 8 o'clock this
morning. The expedition & new paying
out the wire, and approaching Hearts Con<
tent on her return q about tSe same sp ed
she maintained in the late expedition. The
TEL graph feet 10 expected here next Satur.
day.
.sThs news Of The rscevsry Of ths cable
created . great sensation here, end although
received q an hour when scarcely any one
was seeir, e spread in . few miautss
throughout the village. The British end
American nsgs w.S Immediately hcietsd
over the telegraph station O. signals Of 10y,
BY Messrs. Lsndy, Wsddsl, Trippe, Roche,
and others, amid great cbessirg.
The Great Eastern had been ont "a DAYS.
and oil hope Of success had been abandoned
By the eelegnphic people here. The news
reAched valentia 1t $40, one hous end As
minutes before it We received here.
signals are sent through the cable with
perfect accuracy, and We are talking With
the Crest Eastern every moment, via tslsn.
Tia, 10 Ireland.
About eight hours after the recovery Of
The cable, the splice was made, with The a.
Bile slowed IN the main nnk Of The Great
Eastern, and the lowering Of the cable int
the sea Immediately took plsce,
Six new cases Of cholera were reported il
this city yesterday.
In Brooklyn yesterday the disease re-
manned about the same a it vac the day
previous.
A prize fight took place yesterday between
Ted Romley. Of Brooklyn, and John Code
& Redhock, near Sleeps Head Bay below
Brooklyn. Thirty lime rounds we're fought
The fight lasted an hour md ten minutes,
When Romley was declared ths winner. No
arrests were made. Stakes ase unknown.
An Ottawa dispatch says :-Bad temper
peevails in Canada .. present owing 70 The
escape, So urdsy night, Of Mike Murphy
and FIVE Of his comrades, oil Fsnian prison.
ers from the Jail At Cornwall.
Dispatches from the west state that about
200 leading merchants Of St Louis have
signed circular denying the continued *
istence Of the chOlers - an epidemic. Il 10
designed 10 upset certain efforts In Chicago
to frighten of country merchants from 70
ing to st. Louis to buy st,cks.
Advices from Memphis Of Saturday eve
ming say the cholera steadily increases, 80
deaths oecsrring up to nine o'clock this
evening.
Four deaths from cholera have occurred
in Ottumwa, Iowa. The disease, how ever.
il greatly subsidine il the river cities.
In Chicago on Saturday there were IL
new cases Of c. olera and four deaths. The
health officers report for the week ending
August 3lst, shows 207 cases and III
deaths. OF the 207 attacked only rs were,
Of American nativity, Including colored
persons.
Thirteen new easse II cholen aspd 50
deaths were feported On Friday at Helana
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03
From os1na1aalclOhla.

PmILADELPmIA.-Amen the more prom
inent OF the delegates who have arrived
here are the following Elk Atty. Gen
Speed, Gov. Fletcher, Mo; ex Gov. hamil-
ton. Texas; dow Borcman, w. "; Gov
lrownlow. Tenn; Gov. Fairchild, Wis;
Gov Crapee. Mich; Senators Harris, N. Y;
Lane, Ind; Creswell. Md; Congressman
Bolts. Va; Mr.. Clayton. Del Gen. Speed
and Gov. Fletcher xre spoken Of for pre-.
siding. The choice will probably fall on
Speed.
TO all Editors Mike Nassau bank de-
falcation 90. 600 instead Of &i61,O0O
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

H.R1FohD, Conn, Sept. 2.
Between : and . o'clock last night the
large mandatory Of Hubbard L Co, ma
kers OF clocks and lamp trim mins., At Mer-
idsn, took FIRE and VAS consumed 10 The
ground. The loss il not estimated.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. Judge Abel nd
dressed a letter to Gen Sheridan through
the New Orleans press defending himself
against the charges Of being dangerous
man. lie says 10 his judicial stations he
knows naught but fidelity to the State, and
humanity to the unfortunate, regardless Of
color lie firmly believes no blood would
hsye been shed If the military had been
half ~ earnest - he in Opposing usurrntion.
In Texas, west Of Colorado the Cotton
crop u small IN extent but good in quality
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

In order 10 satisfy all that this il no queck
Medicine or patent humbug. We herewith pab
Csmphor. Alcohol Gum Acacie, Compound Of
lrecacnanha. Chalk. OIL Of Peppermint. Catechu,
Cinnsmon. Nutmeg. Csrdsmon Reeds end
cirvcs
W. submit this prescription for the s1sn,ina
ton Of all. knowing that 1t cannot be improved
tor the CURE Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03
xreseional Nominations.

DoYLEsrowN, Pa, Sept 1-Henry p
Ross was nominated for Congress in the 5th
Pennsylvania District, by the Democratic,
and Caleb N. Taylor by the Republicans.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

WeVu6I6eaM NOMniNa0tOM.
READiNo, Pa, Sept. 1.-Daniel A. Lin.
coin was nominated 70 day for Congress by
the Republican County Convention.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

Ds. J. II. Jordan, who hes charge Of the Cin-
cinnssi Fourth Street Oholsrs Hospital. In lsls,
says, in = letter TO the public
1--WE recommend DIR. STRICKLANUS
ANTI-CHOLERA MIXTURE because Ne
KNOW Il to 10 good"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

The reader has no doubt noticed in the daily
press " ths sias column sAvestiseasaAs Of DE-.
Strickland's famous Anti cholera Mixture THIS
mixtussh = tl,e iadorsssnesl OF Our eotesnpasary
me Commercial. that tits eiicacious and value.
BILE The ingredients ere recommended BY ply
siciass ~ beisg sAe most rsliabls remedy sD
keep rssdy for uss. and 10 cessaisly The best and
most certain medisiss lSr Dissrhes. Chslsrs-
norsss ssd Cholsss. l,et every saasily procure
sbsstis md hevs u ese1y 1ss iaasdiaas usa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03
HuRlEY'S
Az u . Il o nj Q.
PerEIcllN Reliable.

The only remedy for Chills and Fever or Ague and
Fever that h or can be depended upon Is Hurieys
Ague Tonic There have been Thousands cured By
using Il Who bad tried he usual remedies without
benefit; but in NO CASE HAS nURLEY'S AGUE
TONIC FAlLED TO INFECT A CURE All who
have used cheerfally tell their acted friends Of It.
= sure and certain article for chile and fever Any
one suffering nom the chills would ccn,ut their own
interest BY sending to drug store and buying bot
tie. 10 pleasant to take, compared with Others and
will be certain to cure ali Of Fever and Ague o.
Chils and Fever. Send for II TO the proprieiors.
HURLEY. RIDDLE CO..
Louisville. Ky.
For Gals By The Wholesale druggists Of Louisville.
Cincinnati. Memphis. St. Louis. New Orleans. &C.
Every dYugget and country merchant should have
In store especially In dis,rcts subject to chils and
fever or ague and fever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

~ Ose0pla6, ve0iting. H. u tohsa aseosd-
Ing - 6ei0oo5ooo Ouuo9 ~ 6o11lo. Mooe Whot
~ tee11a0 Druggists of Ctaeisseai ~:
Dk. sfRlCklAND-DEAR IN -
Since the outbreak q Cholssa 10 oss midst,
Ne have sold more Of your Anti .Cholesa
Mixture than all other remedies combined,
and arc happy to state thaa shs daily reports
Of ito efficacy are very satisfactory.
JOHN d. PARK,
LEIGH, CIlARLESTED 1 co.
A. B. MERRIAM & co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

In Cincinnati. where tho Epe.
= nefnic has been fearfuly fatal, every case
thus far treated with
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

Dg O.,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
AVN CAOn.ERA.
Every enc should have IL ready for use when
attacked. for IL you have to wait until q physi.
clan arrives, the chsncca are ten 10 one against
YOU.