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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

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pf the rsce, CONSTITUTION. d s.unbafalcicd in tie
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02
ron ALL FORMS or
LUCRATIVE DISEASES,

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

All scrOfulous persons suffering from Generai
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the limbs. abdomen. aud in the female, Dropsy o.
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u7. The disease known - 0oitre or bweIled
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fumors Of the Ovaries, Tnmors Of the BREAST,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02
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the only Medicine tcic,ly adapted % pulsr use
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70. Cures Fcvers. Congestions and In
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

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qualities. highly esiesincd by enincI ply ssiahsSuss3
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81 q most valuable grape. -
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Wholesale and Retail Druggists. Dec@0y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

DmLOsOPnY OF MARRIAGE.Ins Propnetors
of,s. New York Museum Of Anatomy have deter
mined v isse ss mar q sne.. ,sSss -
.ndrhvs,rai Debility. Premature Dcclne 4 Manhood.
Indiees,iSo. Wears " Depression, !npetP2ey.
LOSS 81 Energy and Manly Powe, The greaS Sc;as
c.ces. ~ maturity. or ignorance Of PhyNology and
iHssCf,isiare. Z -
Trsse IA valuable Lectures hsve been me means -
cnlshtrning 4nd tsvtns thousa.os. ~ ~ Wy ~ III.
secrs,ary Tew York Nvsepm u Anatouy and nso1-
ase, Gls groslway, New fark HaFeeeW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02
Constitution Life Syrup
Cures IN Swelling u he Clands,

Either Of the Face, Neck, or Female Rreast. aad
should be taken ~ soon = the swelling i detect
ed, thus preventing their breaking, and prodae-
ing troublesome l)isehsrgiag Sores. which dis
figure so msny Of the younger portion Of the
community. from six 70 twenty years Of age
Young children are very subject to Discharges
constitution. These cases soon recover BY taktng
4 few doses 81 the Life syrup.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

~. ayD sns. BtEAgr WILLIAMS ~ nnoottr'
Tis t-s n.shts' snsasemsni u rsmsy s1f W.
aras a. ihs Aoatsny 4 Esse, rfaalya. friatst .n
ons q ths a.osi srifaefdlssfy s1a pioAsias rrfss
-hieh have b.sa s1,~rsrcse 10 tssafieai - eisfsf
sir,iss n thls ossntry--a equally coop stAy
" lS-< topssf sfiss snA ne rsfssa Asa f'-tssi.
ssasresu -io wi,nee1 Tier ysffosnsscrs bAfnfy 49,
Ma Ntifsns piay~d Il tLs A,stsmr - ue sfenl.a.
~ nrr1sy snd fvsai&y ka snf ibs sfE'vsS -
$500 a. fvtv l-s baeSr.1 sn1 s~ssssy 6oisft, 80
withstsnfirr itlat tks sr.gpa q feuf . 49, y. !,
t6s mai s~rissss srswh.rfs - tts w~s*Sfr sr.sn
thsetfus r. A1aferly n butr ~ns cfvN3~i H-~ -
- s,~.f fgsf s4rffffs f,sf'afFfs talffrfts - -
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spsf sf tfe ft@slas "a Nt tsilAiaE A@3 - -" q
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The New York herald., 1866-03-08
FENIANISM IN FRANCE.
Fenisnism as Viewed ny the FS.rss
Pres--strong support OF the Move

prom the Pars patrie tser e'ciAl srgan Feb. isl
On this subject ough, T. b. r~rrrii.d ihAi W We ~
cent addr the sens~ The venerable Afchhishop 80
Rousn, ~ d" Bonncoho-s, psrniitea himsn 70 b %
ceived by tbs London JourIas ana that he dec.rd W"
Yen sns wer. bot socali.I IN ,hf VII 'rnsr !" w"
like preceding Ones exclusively iauard ~ ihe prssia
Of tho parsbes IL nunben ffossianL @nd dss1lsu 90
national prr,cst agsin.f 'c dssi.o'ism ~ Engisnd
coming fr'm the popaLiien oi sinsiar merchant ard
~ l,t,r ~ q, rsgo J,f ~ prrseai s<ss sfsss
The nsty thousani ffanrs 0neIe n the lat proeians
uon for the capture of stephens bcu ea.usd
BY anybody yet The aif4fea ~ M, Eaua buii"ta
cap. aud pikssafo Increasing and u'y pfpsa hat ons
thing and that " that al f,raraf {" r. rslf dr'sna
The frsh patrloa Do not sm a sii ei&maysd ~ the
convict Ions already made
Tho tine is ony ne more 'ppennn. 10 aptn.' uH
Irsh thar tsy s1nna b ainHsignsa ~ v yoHig i1<a
or0tns Of Fgsnas sysstn agf taf ~ re symPgsf n
ba, ae or'i,d % na uafs'' ."as - pi,
Tronl u.o r4ns opln.on Asionaio .ihsos hapoieots
N. English go,crnsasat is. s.ot.d % male an ~
q Penllh IN, concerning shsu Haa bli nod faisiy
sferel. in no begnnlna y ia e p ie a.ssri g''s
had taken against The nff naHifssfai"fs n F,u
and aespte III ~ aeis - Eafani heg.iiiT Ana =
tho Wrsih ~ d persacqfs.l dalahefifff sni faHstsd
reopls ~bo have 10 Obr rfrgs ave universal ssfai"
great crims h.s ben omitted aEaina ii,isna,
sAsss penafy Esg9sd q ~ ~ y ", '.,-a
uaae aud ~ iba Paia'sy o. noi leyng ief ~ t~i'r
a. losn sf temporal vg~ef
Engsrd bss bss 81, tLs pm = W sst''. Z. ysi 80
II fefnains bsr pertap, ~ fef asi ri tte F~rfa,
xhstbrr "a b. 10 lfciand fsfsfa fhat - ihs ~
tfy of tis f4fIre ard o. ~ pretend 10 abf.f ~ t
. Ani a
ts-na g. us thai th- Engish eesy world rive A. intt
tsiy gf4nder frof q ihsif ff 70 tiH o. ~ e. ~
Us a'tlns la shrh lrsFffrr huntniy. ~ lafffa faa -
ordr IuIng a. fhey have Jst i0ar fsT ~ hnr NAien
anf c1gnt " ~ cattle csliAini thsy hah
s,. fsa sts "a ar.rf % be afti0e Thich tis AEFo
satln rae has prleis@ N the pftgsalcs a ne lfsh
rsfl0n
tisv Nth afl f.of ~ fd ftr ff~iArd r1rh 70
uia ia..s e gfr-t sBch b ~ cifssfqrsore ~
hlst rrknn asslnsf LuusriY, ard 70 d ue ~ srHalg
sstolting GA foSsr sb~'isr rEhul = ~fonFf ~ -
q1rri
Nrit-r tlfy rurcesd nQt ia rhcrklnr ths lsnlah
flfrfft0n at - f3sncF iahu Bfs5t Ltfiy -
IN liaa u tornenfatLat ~ saasn artff bssas~
a4f IsLts.i n cssi.Lsf t.f - 49, y 90 r.d ~
Jas osxssrt0,s As ssaas y a. istt<r sossbr
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

Nyw HAvEs hafch z 1900.
A grand Fenian meeting held in this csy ih.s
evening The largest hall obtainable In the cty
packed 10 OVERLOOKING Centre Fitzpatrick of IA. sars-
neld Circle, presided large number Of ladies wore
present
Among the speakers were Brgadier General Mullen,
OF Indiana Secretary Of War for the BROTHERHOOD and
H. r. Mesny, OF Ohio District Centre for tho Brother
hood In that state, and formerly editor Of the Dublin
Trbsfnc
General Mullen expressed himself satisfied that The
United states would follow the neutrality example set
by England and would not block the progress of the
Fenians letter had been received hradquarsrs in
New York from Head Centre stephens announcing that
he ready u the armies Of Ireland when the
signal should he given. Ireland had 325 600 ready
for the conflict, and had signal corps efficient
any In the world Mr. Mesny spoke elo-
Qrently OF tho situation, and frequently greeted
with laundering applause. During HE address the
brought by the steamer City New
York concerning the suspension OF the Habeas
Corpus act by England, and subsequent movements
the part of that government 10 suppress fenansn
read, creating intense excitement Mr.. Meany
eiuded with appeal the audience N sub
scribe for Fenian bonds Seyenzl hundred dollars
subscribed the spot.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
TEXAS RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTIONS.
An Ordinance sabmiited DsslA'ing hh
Debt. coatrsetsd la Atd of the hsssi-

NJ T.ra. sais csnyenios ssp egntnssa IN . s-o'
N. comm tss o. taa Con8uea u ibs f,a.s rfrfDd
asssr.-y 90 tls sfsnsn1s ~ ms prli~saips sns 80
sosfsseus.ai q usasis,iorsrs fssissinT hs' 80
psatssf ssisssf ~ ihs ssil9n ot ihs iegsiaiafs
Tds Frsnsc Conmtps rspgrtfa ssefgang ofiinshs7
sasiarsx nan And fod ~ dsota ootfastf ~ 90 lais
IN "a. itis ssf anf srbtaaE ie iegsiatafs - asifs
~ nals rrgf.slqa for isslf paymsat
sannas or1lasnss eanosru.ag us coafs'.sfsfs es'f
- 40 gtt8rr ooasi1srai.on
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
FENIANISM IN IRELAND.

The Fighting mp to the ssd or Febru-
sry--Ssmes OF the American Citizens
Arrcsted-Capture OF the supposed
Deputy Head Centre OF Ireis na-Arch-
bishop Cuiien Dcnouncing the Move
ment-A Policeman Fatally wosnded
by Fentans, Sc.
The steamship City Of New York reached this port yes
tcrdsy bringing Of the situation In ireland up
midday Of the 22d Of February Az will he seen by ths
appended reports outbreak had occurred up that
date
NO vyAns or RISING.
Prom the Cork Exporter, Feb. 221
ia "a a,,v s,,, ,ha ,hss 80 ~ 1,s - ~.
American citizens and above the ordinary type of
tho~e brought before the Special Commission. They
and vah a military air they seinowiedsss ia, they
have served In other of the American armies and
is ~. ,Ssre ser. ss9 ~ svS srsr, w ,,s@9
% BE- III ~ th>m Instead of leading n battle,
captains and oolones they nnd themselves 10 prison
has taken place yet s the nring the pol ice by
Fenan party Tpperary. An dea has got abroad that
stephens may nave psrn 20 ,ns sou.e BOT ,ns, merely
A. s alive In the provinces, OoggA D>rs q
hfnk 1ai 0src df understanding among The Brother
ruE sErzuRg OK THE l7rH.
From the Dublin FREEMAN, Fcb ~
Tho FIRST arrested this morning were persons
whose dreS and general appearance showed that they
hsd been residents Al the other SIDE of the Alantic
Although expected that the Habezs Corpus at
would be suspended, those whom the saspenslon Shs
likely W afect did not think that they would b. iner
fersd with for AT east week, which roaid give them
sumcent time 10 make their arrangements for wei
planned departure n Liverpool and elsewhere, bot
nothing could exceed their surprsa beng pou nccd
THIS morning Bome Of them In bed otlers rere
dressing, snd some Al brc~kfset vken the police
came ON them by surprss snd when tbey ~sed What
ehans vs ss.ans sh.m, M m lpsases "a ,ley
receive any reply. No time river fsr cgun.
mun,stion vfth friends or sssoci<i~s xnd az (dr
oT y a. r>av,s sofss~ h~s>s vAsys n>y ost,a
w9Aosf t.ng oarosd u.ih sfsrce rov ern 80 wAy
ray Nvys takes tnt era dy Tho greatest e1citemeni
mqrsd W, lhs .zxxs Hgmber q Fsniaos ssv Dspiia
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
Fenian Meeting .. washingson.

The Fenian Brotherhood held meeting this evening
at the old Canterbury Hail. Louisiana avenue TWAS
the original intention to have open air meeting In
front OF the City Hail. but the wind and clouds OF
which have had full possession .of the streets duripg
the day succeeded In drawing the Fenans under
The meeting was presided over by Richard Oulalszn
District Centre. and speeches delivered by
James }. Rogers, member Of the Central Council
Mnior General Lew Wallace, Mr.. strouse, mepber
of Congress- A. J. Rogers OF New Jersy uud p<1trs
The object Of the ssung 70 express the sympathy
Of the citizens Of this district M the Irish people IN con-
sequence Of the suspension Of tho writ OF habcas corpus
by the British government and 70 make an appeal in
American government the earliest possible recognition OF
bcligerent n rhfA
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
Fenian Rally 1t Paterson, N. J. {.

Odd Fellows Hall, In Paterson, N. IT, was crowded on
Monday night last the call Of the Roberts and sweeny
Circle Of the Fenian Brotherhood Mr. Roberts, prcs.
dent Of the Fenian Brotherhood delivered eloquent
eddress and was loudly and repeatedly checred Hs
followed by Messrs. Hynes and Morrison, and q large
amount Of money handed In AZ the request NJ the
meeting committees appointed IN the city
for subscriptions Fory-nve members joined the circle
and the meeting separated cheering for Roberts Sweeny
and old Ireland
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

PfuLApKLrHA, March ], 1850
large meeting Of Fenisns in favor Of sweeny was
held tonight the National Guards Hall An adtres
was made by General sweeny, who promised sctye
moyemeufe
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
nian Meeting In Norwich, Conn.

large and enthusiastic meeting Of the r. b., TO sup
port Roberts and swccny held last night at B-esd
Hall In Norwich, Conn The hall crowded and the
enthus intense. The contributions very large
The meeting addressed by W. Boyce and Senator
II. Osuliivan
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

TFfUFn tN IF7nIVm II7TN1. 10 "
Tfre IL ffEsnn fss bsitesing baa snnaii s<ms ~ -
nanafstafs hae~ t~>~ fsd ta EFT sa~aa~agr
t>yf reasutiy ~ fg'r ~ os ,ty q Jtter tb4 thss
ffrsh etlffis snlsni - tea ntts b. urrn Hga rof
t utana. ttmt nff A fftasni afpfHf efrsft IN
InstsEfe ahfh aeffls rrrrrNy "a f1ais ne lsft
" A.s bsysra a. hsx nssmseh n ne sale was s1sce1
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

Demonstration in Newark, N. j.
The people Of Newark turned out in large numbers
Tuesday night 70 hear addresses from Major Trissan
Colonel Murphy. Mr.. Brown, Of Newark and Senator A.
L. Morrison, on the hopes and prospects Of Ireland
Wards theatre was packed with and women, eager
to testify their 70 tho cause OF Irish ndctend
ence, and endorse the plans laid down and adopted at
PIisburg by GENERAL Sweeny. Ono thousand dollars
were subscribed Immediately and larger promised
pleasant incident occurred upon tho occasion.
Mrs. Ward subscribed twenty-five dollars and a
loaded silver mounted revolver, expressing q
hope that II would not he fired until discharged
at the "Britishers" Mr. Ward called upon for n
recitation. and he gave the poem OF Thomas OBren'
IN nne style He was again called upon but he declared
he would not speak until the meeting raised further sub
scrptons for the purchase Of rinea Mrs. Ward then
went among the audience when hundred dollars
were collected. Mr. Ward then read General sweenys
address TO the Fenians which the production OF Mr.
Scanlon, OF Chicago Committees were appointed 10
canvass the city FOR subscriptions The assembly sepa
rated, cheering for Mr. Roberts, General Sweeny Mr.
Ward and old ireland. ~s...s-.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08


About four O'Clock this evening party % detectivs
police proceeded 10 house IN Trinity lane and after
eose examination of tho prvmse. discovered between
boarding u loft In the tp u tho h0u.e hun.
drtd and forty trO pixies tficsy finished and thirty
ak handles r'ady for the heads The apartment 10
which ths discovery made h1f a. apJ>ayar.s II
befng stsed a drtf No arrests believe. have
been made 10 oonnecilon with tbe seizure.
Archbishop cuLLES Agau DExOusCiso rng
OHuHn.
Tho fsOwins PASTORAL from Archbishop C1iien va
read IN tbe Dutlin churches on the lsth
Tha Bfothsrbod sOeety ~ far frofn pronOtlng ne
Interests of the county, only tends " axgrayaie ~
evils checking businrw Increasing Poverty. playing
into the hsn1s q Ofangemcn, appears from tbs
i1riugs q their rf~sf sud giving urrngth 80 81 cur
eBetnsa In America Indeed. Head Centrca ard
Iesers u FsnlAntsa. enriched by levied On
simplicity and good faith ~ coIHfrylnsu lGss l>sa
r1lsed g. q pssita vASA ney oan isss yssaay. aad
-frrg.sd DsmDlref VA ~ tat oct ra@g n -oct
oaa Bu, hoe dirafeut the IN ireland Hsrs thoea
wLo have iss themselves be dsr~d W sg.nss % NE
Brotbsrboof kass <<s IN w.fto.s ~g<y->sf a-f rasy
gr a>- r,saesd % a, gnats'f @fcsina, a-d e~r
y q n1s Of 6<rswso. nsoyed 10 fW
wills With foolish hop~s and faiseons psomi~~,
thsy hsw ben ns~d mer t.,ls ~ sf
cite poTal. fseins IN fssor ~ Ne osgnnirafi.n
An,-rica pefsus1lsg our pof cOuuirynsen hat ffr.i
events vonfeffui fsfrlgtcnary f1lesnetts uffs lfn
p4ndinr Ireland and thus nfyinF hsm v f@rf fnu
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-04
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j, p. Kgatzer,


Has removed to his new ware rooms on Mark Ell
Street, and opened large stock of Seasonable
Dry Goods, Hardware, Queensware, etc. 1855 +
= FOR LADIES, he has Cashmeres Merinos; Rep
Delaines, Parnetto, Brilliant. Poplins, Alpaca
Berege, Lswns, Prints Silks. DustercIothe, cling
hams, Nankeen, Linen, Lace, Edging, Velvet
trimming. Collerette, Braid. Belts. Dress-buttons
Hosiery, Wells, Nets, Corsets. Collars, Hoods.
Nubias, Scarps. Hoop-skirts BALM ora1s Coats
Shaw15, Mantles, Furs, Notions. Bonnets, Hats
Riobons, Flowers, Piumes. " " n ~ =
MEMS WEAR; Such asCloths, Cashmere Sati.
tinett. Flannel, Jean, Tweed, Cottonade, Muslin.
ttalian-cloth, Velvet, Plush, Check, Ticking
Drilling, Linen Crash, Serge, canvass Padding
Linsey Vestings, Coats. Pants; Vests Over-coats
shawls, Boys Jackets, Over-alls Drawers Cass-
mere shirts Linen-Shirts, Boots and Shoes Hats
and Caps. &c &c. =
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES, Such as Car
pet Oil-cloth Blinds, Curtains, Tassels. Cord,
Clocks. Looking glasses. Lamps, Churns Tubs,
Buckets, Brooms, Brushes, Baskets, Washboards
Butter bowels, Selves, Flat-irons, Coffee mill
Bed cords, BaSs, Wallpaper, Carpet chain, Cot
ton yarn, Candle-wick, Work bas kets Lanterns
Umbrellas. Buffalo Robes. Carpet Bags Axes and
Augers, DC, &C., &c. III ss- t-- @
MUSIC AL GOODS, Such as Violins Flutes and
Pifes -, - - :
HARDWARE, Queenswsre, Glassware, Stone.
ware, Groceries Drugs, Confectioraries, Med
icines, Flour Bacon, Fish, Sail, train, Fruit Car
riage, Trimmings Shoe Findings, School Books,
Tobacco, Segars, Candles, Spices, Powder Shot,
Load, Grim stones, Rafting Rope etc., etc.. :
All of which will be sold on the most reasons-
BILE terms and the highest market prices paid for
all kinds of country produce j. P.KRATZER.
Dec 13, 1868. Clearfeld, Penn a.