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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-04-07
Letter from New York,

We have just time to announce that
our readers will probably hear from
'DEwAR" frequently. We hope they
will.
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Peace Proclamation BY Inc President.

AShlNGTON, April Z.-Rhe prrsi
dent has issued Proclamation recitng
former Proclamations, and also quoting
the resolutions passed by each House of
Congress in July, 1861, namely:
Resol"ed, That the present deplora.
Gle evil war has been forced upon the
country by the disunionsls of the South
en States n6w in revolt against the
Constitutional Government, and in arms
around the capital; that in this national
emergency, Congress, banishing all feel
ing OF mere passion or resentment. will
recol!ect only its duty to the whole coun.
try; that this war is not wagcd on onr
part in any spirit of oppression. nor for
any purpose OF conquest or suhjugation,
nor for the purpose of overthrowing or
ofmterf"rng with the rights or establish.
ed institutions Of those States, but to
maintaiu ard defend the supremacy OF
the Constitution, and to preserve the
union, with all It's rights, dignity, and
equality Of the several States unmpair.
ed and that, as soon as these objects
are accomplished, the war ought to
cease.
These resolutions, though not joint or
concurrent in form, are subtantially
identical, and as such may be regarded
as having expressed the sense of Con.
gress upon the subject to which they re.
late.
There now exists no organized armed
resistance of misguided citizens or,others
to the authority Of the United States in
the States Of Georgia, South Carolina,
Virginia, North Carolina Tennessee.
Alabama. Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississ.
ipp and Florida. and She laws can be
sustained and enforced therein by the
proper civil authority, State or Federal,
and the people Of the said States are.
well and Loyalty disposed. and hayecon.
formed, Or will conform in thoir legsla-
ton, to the condition Of affairs growing
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-04-07

HS" | have supply Of Revenue Stamps
of various denominations, which can be had
by applying either ut this Office or at the
office Of the Clerk of the Court.
II. \. GAILLARD.
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New Jersey Lcgislature-No EIcctiow

Trenton, April 8 The Senate
refused to go into joint session to elect f;
United States Senator to fill the plac,
of Hon. r. u. Stockton.
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WIN NNSBORO.
Saturday Morning, April I, 1866.

9B I. P. SLIDER, Esq, is the
sole agent for this paper in Charleston,
S. C.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17
- MAGIC q
TIM E.k EEPER.
And Vest Chaim-1Q.
q q

4 GsNusre Eny'nh SoLIp >ILvsa Composite
Time keeper, with an accurate miniature Cos.
PAS in the Dial. in Gold or Silver Gases, Beau
tiiul and Eiabo' ate in Design, OF Exquisite
workmanship and Remarkable Tor its correct
ness and absolute certainty A. a REGULATOR
fully warranted for two yeass. Will not get out
OF order. and will last Lisx risv. and is most
elegantly and perfectly rcliable Pocket Compan-
tlemcn's use Price for . single one, Small
Size. with Rich Gold Plated Gents VEST caA,s,
only az. Agents wanted every ~h.re. Price
Lists sent free. Address. N. A. MALE 4 co.
Established Imp'rrr.s OF Wstches Chains, &C..
Street. N. Y. nOvl6. dAwiv
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Tho Albany Argus looks for On early re-
action In the public sentiment Of the west
under the pressure Of the radical system Of
taxation:
Under the Congressional system the ives.
particularly suffers. Illinois will have 10
pay direct tax Of nearly so per cent. more
than Massachusetts, while its property il
undoubtedly (without recalling Bgurcs) DC.
y per cent. less.
II is idle 10 SAY that direct taxes are no,
likely soon to be imposed 10 very heavy
burdens. Tho prohibitory System into
which New England he's yoked the country
% 80 exacting In its nature as ultimately
to defeat the proposed object Of tariff, a.
source Of revenue. aud u leave no alter
native except recourse 70 direct taxes
The machine 10 artfulIy constructed by our
New England neighbors will then DO double
duty. The tariff will give them closed
ports and monopoly Of internal supply. =
The west will pay the deficiency Of rcvc-
hue.
The cmissaries Of the east, the gold Of
east, the eastern politicians who pretend 10
represent the west, only to betray il, have
under false cries and appeals to passion
forced the west to reject the equal and Just
policy Of tho President, and put ON the
yoke 40 ingeniously devised by the New
England ol,earchy.
Perhaps nov tha. the election is over and
time has been given 70 calm tho passions
excited BY var and kept up by faction, the
great States Of the west may be induced TO
pause, and consider whether if the consti.
tuition b. amended. Il should no, b. the in
tercst Of the whole people, and with some
regard to justice and the spirit in which
American institutions had their origin and
also With some regard to the present and
the future Of that great section Of the
Union, in whose growth rests the destinies
Of nations.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17
Reasons why the
AMERICAN WATCH
Made at WAlTNAM. Mass,

10 HIN DEST.
II s made on the best principle Its frame II conn
posed Of SOLID PLATES NO jns can interfere with
the harmony OF Ito working and NO sudden shoch can
damage Its machinery. Every piece I. made and I'm
shed by machinery itself famous for it, novelty. a
well o. for It's cecti,eness and 10 therefore properly
name. The watch is what all mechanism should he
ACCURATE SIMPLE. STRONG AND KCONOM-
lCAL- Except some high grades. too costly for gen.
cral use, foreign watches chiefly made by wosnea
and boys. Such watches arc composcd Of several
hundred pieces, screwed and rivctcd together, and
require constant repairs to keep them In any kind Of
order. All persons who have carried " ancrcs" lc-
pines" and English Patent Levers are perfectly
well aware Of the truth Of this statement.
AT the beginning OF enterprise more than 10 years
ago, II was our fret object to make thoroughly good
low priced watch for the million to take the place Of
these foreign impositions the refuse 81 foreign fac
tories. winch We're entirely unsaleabe at home and
perfectly worthless everywhere
How well we have accomplished this. may bs mn
dcrstood from the fact that after 80 many Yeas "
,uhi'c trial. We now make MORE THAN HALE OF
ALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED
STATES, and that no Others have given ruch
universal satisfaction. While th. department 81 our
business is continued with increased faculties oa per
iect work. we are at present engaged In the manuac
ture o. watches OF the very HIGHEST GRADE
KNOWN TO ClIKoNOMETkY. unequaed by any
ny an. thing made in the world For this purpose We
have the amplert facilities. We have crested an ID
dton TO our main building expressly for this branch
Of our business and have filed Il with the best work
men IN our service. New machines and appliances
have been constructed which perform their work with
consumate delcacy aud exactness, The choicest and
most approved materials only are used. and We chat
l.ngc comparison between this grade o1 our work and
the finest imported thermometers. We do not pro
tend to sell oar watches fos than ioreigp
watches but we do assert without fear Of cOntradIc
ton that Tor the sANr MONEY our product ID incOm-
par.bly superior An watches, u whatever grade
are fully and this wasrantee 10 good at I'll
times against us or agents In all parts VI the
world.
CAUTION. The public are cant. oncd 10 buy only
81 respectable dealers All persons selling couutee.
feits will be prosecuted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17

The Montreal Wifnsss gives The following
amusing illustration Of the way By which
an accessivs duty keeps money cut Of the
treasury Of The Uailsd States:
One day lest week Hsmminsford farm.
er, residing near the frontier, took over "a
The Moosn starch factory % the other side
Of the line, Iced Of fifteen bushels Of DO.
tatose, so0ewAoe damaged. o. arriving q
Aocess, BE- cav tAe United States custom.
hous officer. NJ. Sheldon, and asked What
vas the duty "a potatoes? Mr.. Sheldon
told him that he tariff was % voluminous
and complicated that he could oct carry iii
TIE dssails Ia his 0emosy, end that h really
did not % what wac the rate ON the ar.
ticle 10 question, but be would ID hin knov
after consulting the tariff The fasmes
went On 70 the starch fsetory, sold his pc.
tatccs for twenty cents b1shsl, American
currency, and returned to Mr. Shedden,
who, having meanwhile posted himself on
the subject, informed him that the duty
was twenty-five cents bushei, in silver
currency. Tho Canadian bad therefore 10
pay t2.75 in specie, besides cleo in cur
rency. - entry tee-althgether. about $3.50
TO the American government for the priv
a'ege Of selling the potatoes for An equiva-
lent minus his potatoes, and with o. 80
less money in his pocket than when no len
home. The result Of his venture has mot
been q nature 20 encourage his neighbour
70 sell their potatoes 70 Uncle Sam while
sae American tariff remains - il 10.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17

X
According 70 H. puelishs1 csetglieA
thWe ae "a ss3lgieu esdeo In ~ kieecoo
II 1hly. OF ~ these 90 ass Peeenoae Of
properly and Z sv composed - meedtsane
lfiaeo and nuns. Ths 80 erdaD afo opeoee
over liza religious houses, valosd q 20 nh
lions Of francs, and the remaining 4 occupy
65s buildings. The monasteries oumbcr
1906. and contain u, 40 clerical and 1896
Law members-a total Of 1890; the con>
vents. s7s in number, contain 200 oecu>
pants. of whom about $4,000 are professed
and tie remainder lay sisters.
or the total AZ, 829 friars and nuns there ore
about 5000 mendicants, who beg for their
subsistence. The income Of the orders po-
scssing property amounts, according to the
official Tetusns-which, doubtless fall far
short Of the aetual sum-to mere than six>
teen millions Of francs, Of which ssveo MIL
liens sro from lands, two 0illiooo e'v0
housos, I've and half oillioao tfoo Ind
mseseaeso, seven huadesd ehooooad from
the public fundsy 70.
Italy, which for administrative purposes
10 divided ioto 80 psevinsss, eoetains ~
ecclesiastical diocssss, II vAieh - afs Sol
archbishops and 1876 foe bishops. The die
trtcts represent q anuual ineo0e q 1887,
274 francs, = shswn y the msstoais ssll,
consisting Of ovcs Eve millions from rasal
psuperty, nsarly two nillisus from 0est'
cages, sad the remainder from pebble fuods
he chapeses collegiate, ehusohso, 6ene6tl
and chapelsies produce IN income d SO, 7l9,
I'll francs. Of which nearly $4,000, 600 ri
from rural property. The charities ant
other ecclesiastical eeundatioao peoduc'
nearly 15,40O,ll8 ffases. Consequently
the Church in Italy possesses the imnsas
annual incoUe of evse q. 1000, 900 francs
and il Is supposed that IN exact return ha
not besn rendered to the Government b
several millions. This sum, capitalized Z
the rate Of Of four PET ceat.. gives sbe snc
nous total 500, 0eo, 400 ftanss % ths vi
us Of he posssssieas. real ard personal
held by this I'll powerful body.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17
Nip the EVIL I'm the Bud.
OF. WHITTIER.
lel South Clark Street. (,hlenwo. nm.

aas for many yesrs msAs tAs
\ trsatmest Of privaas dissasssh,1
:|basiaass sal stady. oyphilia
in ill lie ferns, 0lsst snd 6srie.
lures. Psrtisslas attention giv.
en 70 old etonainR 5000. With
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17

woma. Who lived in small snug cot
49, y vs1ags was unfortuoote eoossh "a
Iees hse husband, and - about prpcSrins
ehs tanWol essequiss. A neiehhor' NJ
0foadv, VIII Der clsak and umSscIls. : M
- - tAingA - eeadols end T. e.scni ~.
On se.iag into The house she look "a
aroands saised ~ spsctacles, and her
haads and onid:
why. Lcs nei Aew nicely ys1 are llx,d
= see - ssnssae ~, I DO dssoass. Lor.
ssa !! dses ~ w. q tsll Yea borrow
g - W:ssesfs ehsses, aia's your and
~. ~ 49, 90 ~ nAa1as pisss-
~ - rees snast ldseaass; sad thsss's
~ 49, I want . kno~t
-. % ~ o. (uteA . ssls,n sru,n,
1n1o - 49, 40 ~ psee. az ~
pGto1 hQehona, ] stood e up In the cr,,,s,
. nAke noso roeo."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17

nsessns - q - recent BAptisE Stat.
gnvs.eiea ~ 1e0oo DapssAs 4 ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17
Al1c0ckss Porous Plaster.
BEST STRENGTHENING PLASTER IN THE
WORLD.

sangc pain by calling forth the acrid hunors non
parts internal To the skin and geaera sirrulaesos
thus, In many Cases. positively ating the disease
JAMES LUL1, n D.
There d nothing equal, In the way u plsetef. to
the Porons aster Of NJ. AllCOCk. Everything b
pleasant aboat them. Thsy are the plaster q the
day. and ht type 81 our present advancement u
science ard art. In Asthma. Couch. kldn<y Aosc-
lions. Govt Rheumatism and local deep seatel palns
they AFFORD permanent relief
J. +. JOHNSON. ~. D.. ON " Topical Remedies"
From personal knowledge Of these plsstcrx. ~
can state that they decidedly preferable 10 any
other IN use whercves relief 10 10 be obtained by
A. lNGkAHAM NJ d.. IA. New Y0rE Wrrsc,
Agency. Brandrcth House. Now York. sold hy
Druggists -
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steam Weekly from and to
0ucenstOWn 4 LlyePDOOD.
The frat class powerful Iron sseamships Of the

GUN RID LIN f..
T3IPOIl, SIDON, MARATHON.
ugCLA, OLYMPUS, TAMPA,
MALTA. AlEPpO. PALMYRA
Carrying paseengers Deck only, will sail frum
liverpool every TUESDAY from Queenstown every
"WEDNESDAY, and nom Nev Yosk IN Liverpool
md Queenst0wn cvssy "WEDNESDAY.
Steerage Passage nom New York, ~, 30 New
Yosk 1t Low Rat. :, payable in Currency.
PAesengcrs forwarded 70 Paris aod German posto
= very low rates.
For passage apply to y. CUNAHD, StceSage Once,
No. - Broadway New YOsk, ~ to
ELDRlD0G q BRO AGoo1o,
septi3dly Dsvsnpos1, Iowa.
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Dooan0D1 Wed00mGO.
Rrnm = Meu Y0rk Latter


The Fifth avenue has been enlivensd
within the day o. two past With series Of
brilliant weddings, which have kept Flora
McFlimsey end her friend Nrs. Herbs, and
Mrs. Potiphar and Adolphus, sad Rev. Mr.
Creamcheese, and oil ths ssst q them, -
busy q could be. Yoa wosld scarcely BE-
leve me IL I were 10 eeil goa ef The costli-
ness Of some Of the bridal presents. But
facts are facts, nevertheless, - NJ. 0rand>
grind would say, And % here goes memos
rAndum Of these offerings in one particular
case, the correctness Of which Is certified BY
an authority 40 less immaeeulets than that
Of Brown 1.-THE Graes Church sexten) him
self:
Niss R-Sl-ss, in account CiM her
friends and admirers. ~ her sceddiRg day,
Nos. 4. 1866:
One pair diamosd ess drops ........o 500 90
Diamond frontlet, imported ffem Paris 40 90
Sundries. from suadriee. ............. 1850 90
One carriage and pair Of blood ,rses 5000 %
o4.sso %
Aoo the Dftde dfess. 80. ,SVs W
And We have grand total Of 1900. % $50 90
- tuC ubeS COnS W suoC eUSItO o0OWs 0OB III :.
Guiding 81 900 more for the subsequent ~
ception at hotDc." Sut this 10 but speci-
men Of what 10 happsning about svssy day.
There was time when these diamond we'd.
dings used to excite attention, but Of late
years, under the dispensation Of sLoddy, ex.
travagsnce, prodigality and vain show are
so common % scarcely to elicit passing
remark. save from some ill.natured moralist,
who will occasionally ask, "What are w
coming to:"
CoREA, against which France 10 reported
I" have declared war, is a peninsula in
Northeastern Asia, nominally tributary to
China. Il 10 about 600 miles long by 1855
vide, and is inhabited BY about 90, 900, 900
of semi barbarous people. who are very
jealous Of foreigners, and have a. little TO do
with them IS possible. The announcement
that forty Americans have been lately muir
dered by the Coreans gives us some interest
In the matter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17

= sQedal - ~ Msv Yssk ANs1S oteo
Serbia Tsssday. Nsvsnbsr 18th, says: n
I" posiSssy ssssrted ~ asgssiatieas ~
gong @ fse a efFsns1ss - ascsnelvs IN.
eess bstWssn nussin - psusolA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17
NEW voax.



PRACTICAL uriLlIY AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
C.1seetly rdfsffsd Nay 10. 1881: 1890
eoseeted Suns WITH, 1861 The celebrated FAMILY
ON SEWING MACHINE. with pn,ent c,,..,.a
attachment amusi wonderful and elernntiv ccC.
stru cted Novelty is Noissirssi IN operation us.e
the srRAiGHY NEEDLE. sews with poru,a n.
SiSois THsxAp Of all kinds. Makesthe Running
stitch sserf perfect aud regular than by hand
and with extraordinary rapidity, making ia
stitches to each rRvoLrrics 81 the WnsNl Will
fdfAer. Aen, vaMs. sk,rr, tsek, rsa ~ lsrsadfA.
&C., &C.; requires no change Of stitch - xoe
liAsle ~ ssu oVr % 0ADsA, end will last . l,vs-
smu, being the senOxosss nAcnnNp made. II hsa
eekso she paDu1eu q SsAsa eAsua. end received
Ne approvai Of al The principal jeuenals end Q
those Who have ussp them
"For the Dressmakes IL 10 inv aluah,e for the
noessnoid y supplies vacant place. Co.
This marhine surpasses ali othcA ~ have
seen. and Il would require column 10 enumcrate
" nunerors virtues. -Dswocras Dav export.
With sinGls o. double thrsad, Il sslsstiy
yetvsry rapidly. with common needle, makce
the running stitch exactly Ike the hand sewing
All persons who buy or offer for sale limitations
fth,s gsnuias Machine, will b. psosscused fce
tnifingvmsnts on the patenss The u The oaly
low priced Machine secured b. patsst.
Single Machinss seat TO any part o. Ne soun
w per Exprsss, packsd 10 Dor With psssVsd
tnerucsions On receipt ofpssee. o.. Agents Waae.
ID sverywhsss. Circular coutainina Liberal IL.
tucements cent free
Address I'll orders 10
FAMILY 08A b1WtNU MACHINE CO..
ayvle.4Wlvl Once. loo Noaaou AoPooe D.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17
INVASION .

Do you wish 10 have your hair cauterised from the
scalp' No. Then beware Of the new brood Of VIZ
roc and Caustic Dycs got up BY nostsum. mon,,ers.
let that
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17

WeeW0 cen - - 4S0~ ODROOae0 D.
Dar's Opera 11ease,
S SUi nv AZ DISEASES WITHOUT IL Mr.
~ curry, and in the ssosrsss rms sossnas.
he being the discoverer OF
Vegetable Remedies
That will eradicate I'll traces oG disease.
acrOfala, C0ncers Co4eomptlen
NearalG1a. Liver Coenplsl9e blclx
11eadaChe. Orspay. skin Eraps
slonss e1eore Dtscaee. 3oaoolces
ny. ASae aaA Fever. Fevssss ~.
Sey s:S III tjssssr5 AascsS.ss.
Ths abess - ~ ,ee.sAs ssasso ligsasss
.hlce spssdJy ,isA to BE srscs :. yseslss's ~.
C0RON1C = aN18CR1OUO
p!ssasss !. shost t,.ss 49, - - e M:E.l.
sGrsctiOas, &e., rs0DvsA. sr Ia aFa
y NaodIoal A6vlOo Frso.
An 49, y1eassngsstag - .elssnl1slsAuas
= $50 49, =, ~. = =: - -, =
-. - E. - 9, g. r.. sss:,s1s 49,
@s::,: : q : e y No go 8 ,srsS;
81 IL = - $50 - = =. 9.
4 S2aATSA1, Hss = e; g 49, SI;e3f >'sv's
luooblnhod u - Gon1D q loo5.
Se11lnaI W 11euo Cufen.
Se15s1 Wsak1sG. - \. ~ = -
80: !. s. syss -. - 80 ~ 80 = -.
=, Az s az = s.. g s,s - s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17

CTRAM 70 AND fkOA LlvERPOOL AND
y QUEENSTOWN ,lss.ASDl. twice week.
The lNAAN LINE. sailing
EVERY 0ATU0OAY.
EVERY W E1DNtaDAY,
CARRYING U. 3. MAILS.
Tickets sold 10 and from Ireland, Englasd,
Hcotland. Germany and France. Apply d the
Company's Offices. JOHN q. DALE, Agent.
ian26-dly IL Broadway, n. y.
Ladies Desiring Z Smooth,
Clear mud
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17
The Use 81 D1orse Meat In Paros.
A late Paris letter SAYS:


AT this moment Americans visit the
stalls and slaughter houses where Bucepha-
luses aud Rozinantes end their career. and
handing one Of the men attached to the q.
establishments franc, they arc initiated into
the mysteries Of this branch Of industry. -
Here they zee trotted out IN animal with Q
ssllliant step and . bright eye. Why l. he
to be sacrificed, when be looks % If no would
bring some hundreds Of dollars? But HE
price 10 only t23, for be hes the vice Of
kicking. Another steed Is brought out who
has lameness in one Of the cords Of the
lower leg; he is foundered and 0t ooly for
the hammer.
Tive Of thee establishments are sus>
tnaned in this city, bat the horses at one Of
these slaughter.heusss arc not served for the
table; they ars animals spoiled b. disease.
~ ere merchandiss only - fas - hoo,s.
hide. tech. hair and grease ars concerned.
The universal testimony - to hor,e neat
eoncuru With that which many army officers
and soldiers have gwen that il 10 very like
oes[, only Il y coaesef grained, - darker
In color. Its curious last that white and
grey horses ass mefs ftequsatly diseoeed
than any others, their lungs being not rars>
y mass u corruption, --thus verifying The
old adsse. n poor - . Whies horsc,' Ths
horses are killed instantly BY blow On the
the head or BY being pierced 1t che heart"
Us
Corrsx nixIn0. -Ftom statsstics reesnA1v
printed in England, il appears that the
worlds annual production Of fine copper i
set down at 10000 tons OF this Chill pro-
duces about SO 900 tons. This year the
troubles between Spain and Chill will cause
deficit Of about IA 900 tons; and il this
amount 10 not made up BY larger supplies
from other parts Of the globe the price Of
copper must mate'i tally advance. A glance
q the ether copper producing countries
does not. however. encourage the con.
sumers. Tho production Of copper in the
United Kingdom Is iAlline %. Other Euro.
pean countries remain about stationary. In
Australia The lats average Of production b
with dif1ealty maintained The producliea
Of the Lake Supssior district 10 cot Hbely
70 b more THE yeae than lest No incseece
90 - souptsd - ~ Cslilssnia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17

over every Other In use Il purely vegetable iu(hl
bc and instantaneous. Manufactured BY J. CHRIS
TADORO. Aston House, New York Gold By
Druggists. Applied BY all Hair Dressess.
There IL nothing like DR.. vclrau's French Pills for
keeping tho complexion fresh and entirely free ftom
pmples. The Of which Ii that Il regulates the
entire female system Sold bv ali Druvvists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17


pssss.; yellow :kia ince:sas 2nsh and com:
Rssseiy dehilitaaed. made = mtnation sad
tseod one lung very much 81. She had
quite . number Of demorrha pr ne Lungss
and was evidentiy fast sinkins % the grave |;
IN fact considered her In the stages ofcOn
SUMPTION cad could give bot lissie encour-
egemens, but determined &c my best en-
deavors to assist her. She ncnced using
~ kalmonte Syrup. Sea W. Fcaie and the
Aaaefake Pilles a1d l6llowe advice strict
y ner appetite wes seen re Z, ana she BE-
gan to expectorsts freely y ugh diminish
60 and her strength rapidly ased, and her
This vas Is lsea. ahe i 10 healthv, 6eshy
woman. weighing not less ID, IS pounds.
CASE OF MRS. JOSEPH ! ALDwlN, 6l4
a, 5nSI THOMPSON SrRe rAiLADAL-
et MA. :. ,e-o
~. SI ~. way brought to my - ioov. one
" ~ DoneIlai consumption. 49, - eAami
i..." WIN the hesPirome ~. 'oun a.I oo.n
is.rca "s.e anecsed. sec ,e',s mu Ss en- en-
bowels swollen ne ssrSsS shrsei their material
, s..e am oroPsy. She wssy :s;P.c' ne,
Ne en s;.I ha.ing to urge nef '.nk, soe
ia a;... ~ times lost Sne -. - Wy ns.o
srS . -. cough Ior 80. =. In u
p,,i..,;. - vsfy 10y ssss "a ~ ~ ny
se"s mo1 NC, syrup, Sea Weed .nu ' .ne IN.
S SAs aus. and they soor o SSnsIes =
ss.i.a ~ yeuow s'n9e e'ssl ~. ...es
~. S .nu tne Dropsicei 1sss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17
Pirates and Privateers
CnRlSTAOOR0'S NAM 0YE.

bear 70 honest merchantmen. Rcmembcs that tho
experience 81 ycarr. and the very highest scientific
endorsements, guarantee the oWDeripritv nj