davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-09-27

= ~:>s...
RARE CHANCE!
CT >SING OUT!
At the st. Cloud Gun Store.
Until esth OF Jul y next. t..
WILL SELL MY LARGE AND FINE
L assortment Of Sportsmen's and Hunt
ers' Goods, including over
$1,000 METALLIC CARTRIDGES,
ALL THE BEST BREECH-LoADING
RIFLES,
REvOLvERs, &c., sc,
At 10 per cent. below my regular prices,
which are we'll known to be as low or lower
than those Of any other house in the West.
This IS the Best Chance ever offered
for securing good Rife or a
gears supply Of Ammunition.
l have just received the Sole Agency for
ms tn,s vicinity for the celebrated Howard
H. W. HANFORD.
St. Cloud, June 25, 1866. v8n36
ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM! !
Goyette's New Restaurant
and Confectionery.
Washington Avenue, near J. E. Vests Store,
ST. CLOUD, MINI.
7 HAVE just finished and furnished, on
i the second floor Of my Restaurant, a
frst-class
Ice Cream Saloon,
Where the lovers Of q good dish of leo
Cream can be served with the genuine ar
ticle.
These rooms are fitted up with view te
the accommodation Of both ladies and gen.
tlemen; and all who call can rest assured
Of every attention.
ICE-COOL LEMONADE.
I have also q choice stock Of
Canned Fruits, Jellies, Candies,
Figs, Nuts, Raisins,
Cove Oysters,
CLANS, Lobsters,
Tobacco, Cigars, &c., &c.
HOT MEALS, COFFEE, TEA & PASTRY
Served on short notice, in good style, and
at all hours.
JOSEPH GOYETTE.
st. Cloud, May %, 1866. v8n21-1y
State Savings Association.
Minneapolis, MINI.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-09-27

Ice Cream Saloon,
Where the lovers Of good dish Of leo
Cream con be served with the genuine ar
ticle.
These rooms are fitted up with a view te
the accommodation Of both ladies and gen.
tlemen; and all who call can rest assured
Of every attention.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-09-27
ICE-COOL LEMONADE.

have also choice stock of
Canned Fruits, Jellies, Candies,
Figs, Nuts, Raisils,
Cove Oysters,
CLANS, Lobsters,
Tobacco, Cigars, &c., &C..
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-09-27

e. /. MARTIN H1e HER
Would announce to the public that he has
fitted up rooms in his new building. on
Richmond avenae, above st. 0ermsin st..
where 10 Win o. al times be prepared to
furnish his friends with the ,...yl'.. ,.t.j.T
'cRolC8sT WINES + LIQUORS.,
E E: lGooD BEER 4 cIdzRS'
t:o A es,l - respectfully requested from q
!, -x,Iho i would liie 10 resai. themselves vii
hs bsstto 30 foutd IN the city,:
MARTIN 1ISHER.n
r. clepd, Aug 2ls', 1ese.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-09-27
RATES OF ADVERTISING ,

square for the first insertion, aud 81 Il cents per
square for each subsequent insertion.
Attorneys ordering In legal advertisements are
regarded accountable for the Of the sams un
less there is special agreement to charge the same
to another party Payment In all to be made in
advance or upon delivery Of the afiidavit.
Local Notices. Ii cents per line to transient and
10 cents per limo to regular, advertisers.
!. Notice Of death simple annouucement] Is cents;
obituary notices, cents per line; marriage notice,
10 cents
8. An POLITICAL religious other notices, 5 cents
per line.
.. Special place advertisements to be inserted At
rates agreed upon.
I. Yearly advertisers to PAY 1uasterly.
q 0tlaegls m1k ~ :in advance, or give salts
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-09-27


have .oisely and Justly demanded
as condition precedent to the political
reconstruction of the States but lately
in open rebellion-constitutional guar
antees-that the nation shall never be
compelled to pay the enormous debt
contracted by rebels in, their diabolical
efforts to destroy the government that
the basis Of Congressional representa-
ton shall be made upon the popular
vote, so that Southern disloyalists shall
not have representation in Congress
for four millions Of loyal people who
have no voice in the choice of that
representation and that leading trail
tors, who, violating their sacred oaths,
tore down the old Fag, and precipitatcd
the nation into the most horrible and
bloody war on record, for their own
political aggrandizenent and for the ex-
tension and perpetuity of African
slavery, shall no more be intrusted with
the political destinies of Government
they have 90 traitorous]y sought to over
throw.
Resolved, That Andrew johnson, by
his apostasy from the true principles Of
liberty and justice which he until re-
Gently 80 loudly Observation-Disclosures
and attempted destruction of the great
party by whose suffrage he was placed
in power, has forfeited the confidence
Of the loyal men OF tho country.
Resolved, That to the noble, self:
sacrificing soldiers who sustained the
Old Flag to the ultimate triumph, We
owe q debt Of everlasting gratitude
and the Republican party, pledged to
Freedom aud restored Uniou, will be
ever ready to acknowledge and honor
the claims of these brave men, their
widows and orphans.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-09-27
JOB PRINTING

OF all kinds, plain colored executed on short nc
ics in tho best style, and At St. Paul prices Print
ng done In German and Norwegian, well a. Eng
tsh, and warranted to give satisfaction.
The St. Cloud journal., 1866-09-27
ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM!

7 HAVE just finished and furnished, on
l the second floor of my Restaurant, a
frst-class
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30
LATE NEWS


WASHINGTON. Oct. :9.-Gen. Murphy.
Supervisor W. Roach, Judge Hogan. udee
>hsnley and senator Bradley, the Cdmmis'
sioncrs recently appointed by the Tashmsny
Hal G.neral Committee. arrived here TINS
morning.. and between II and IL o'clock
called upon the President Of the United
Stat, :. in conformity with the duty for
which they we're designated, and presented
to him a copy of the proceedings OF the
CEREAL Committee ID relation TO the sun
n,nry conviction and sentence ri Robert Is.
Lynch b, he Canadian authorities, and de
carinc that he President should promptly
anl ieso.ute.y interfere and insist thai
Iynca, anl al Other American cstiNts held
~ tie same charges, shall I've delivered up
to our national authorities. Senator Brad.
lev spoke in behalf OF the Committed, clear
ly and briefly s,s,ing the object Of the com
mission. The President informed them that
he had received copy Of the TammaDy
Hail proceedings through Mayor Hoffman
Of New York, and said TIC Commission
would perceive from the c)rrespondence
with our Consul at Toronto and the British
Minister, published in To days papera that
he had anticipated the objec. Of the resolu
tions. lie expressed his profound sympa.
Thy for the condemned prisoners. and would
accordingly do ali that lay In his power for
their W, liarc aud relief
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30
LATEST NEWS
m TELEG Is.aEsH.

CINCINNATI, Oct 80.
The Fenians Of this city assembled in
large numbers At the Armory last evening
Great Cxcit,m>nt was manifested Ovcs the
Jews from Toronto and Washington. Many
Of those who participated in the Buffalo ex9
petition we're preseat. Head Cen, he Fit1-
~ ali mi stored in the service four full
companies Of men. Arrangements were
completed for unlior'ning aud arming %
many as may b. mustered here.
From New York.
New YoRK. Oct. 30.
The Ilcvald's New Orleans special says
|, is reliably stated that Gen. Sheridan has
been ordered to report to Washington. Il
is UNDERSTOOD that the order originated from
The present condition I, { our Mexican rela.
uors.
The IIcrnld's spec ial, d,ted Fort Garland,
Col llth. says: A band OF Utah Indians
have surrendered TO Den. Carson.
The Santa Fe Mexican says: The body
ii Lieut.. Rhodes. ~ho mysterioualy dissp-
feared several weeks since, has been found.
u vas found that he had been shot.
The Herald's Washington specis' says -
G'n Craft is anxious that Gen Sheridan
should assume The portfolio Of Mr. Stanton,
in order that he may have the hearty CO OPP
Grafton OF the war office in the work Of re-
organizing the army.
Ten. Sherman, 1t IS reported, does not
asI ire 10 the position, and Gen Grant hopes
t. h ve Gen Stredman nominated for the
y SHIN
The Trhune's Lcavcnworth special says /:
n nj ~ 4 nn,
horrible nlrociics perpetra,cd by the In
dans
The Indians in New Mexico are also cars
rying on ho>uli,es with high hand
Tunes Washington special ssys: Colonel
Campbell. the United States Minister to
Mexico. has cf' that city with credentials
o. the Juarcz Government. and with full in
struc,ons confirming with the triple arr
Management already annou1ced-hetween
the United States, France and the Republic
Of Me xice.
Napoleon 10 ~ commence tho Withdrawal
of,he French army from Mexico next month,
and it is probable that the whole army will
~ Withdrawn BY the first Of January next.
Of C .ursc MaximiIlian leaves also. Our gov
e' nmcnt will extend to the Juarez govern
ment . p'otectorate to be operative and
ready in case Of emergency. In order to
accomplish this, . military of3cer Of high
rank will 60 with Col. Campbell. Both
General Sherman and General Hancock are
spoken OF in this connection. In cons, der
auon Of these irien " Offices. Mexico will
c,de to the United States the whole Of Low
or California, and . portion Of Chihuahua.
A llerald's Toronto special saws, general
cx i'emcnt exists .mong the military or
snnizaton who ara strictly opposed to re.
pr'evins the Fenian pris .ners
The Queens Own will circulate petition
.nounc,ng those who show the white feath-
err Mt he bid ling Of VIM. II. Seward.
a Hcrsld's OTTAWA special says: The
threats Of vengeance by the Fenians, should
Lynch be executed, 10 creating great excite
ment there The volunteers at Ridgeway,
demand the death Of the raiders. while 9th.
ers oppose it. believing war with the United
States would follow tho execution.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

II you wire always keep bottle Of Railways
Ready Relief about you Never hc witho II In
yonr hou-e II II n indl- pensiblc In sch nes- n
bread aud meat are In heal h. lou always have
recourse To II In eolics, in asinr, Ia clli- ia dar
rho,a, In bawcl complaints sud with much
TO Black berry Brandy. did Rye. or Apple
Jack, and with much more security for a cuupfc Of
swectshcd water viii have prompt remedial effect
while the Spirits may possibly do more injury than
good bottle oi whi-key Will cost you dollar or
20, NJ Icarf while bottle II RadwAy- Ready Relief
cxpeDsivcly compounded II Is .sill only deprive
you ~ nifty cents. tur sprA'ns or bruises o what
could be more scrviccabc than the Ready Relief, All
kinds 81 aches ard pains, from rheumatism IT, the
too'hachc nom n.uralpia down 10 cut finger. from
bulct-wound to bSuisc all yield NJ once to the
my sterus power Of this Relic. IL IL apothecary-
khop In little. Have you cough. The Ready
Relief ruperrcdce opium rnd liqnoficc. Have ,on
dipther'as Ynu can with the Ready Relief dispense
Iteaay Relief bec0sses agreeable rubet'.mt. for
as-afTfida Have Jon twinnc ri ricunatcsy No
more such dangerous drugs No colchicnm.
su0 snpnisfabc sfuh as potash are necessary while
you have the Ready Relief. tits eyerybody's friend
u II the poor mA'e pn ye.ian n 10 the rich mans
ready rcrtor.r To health II II hon..huld nec.- -y
In the stricicri of the term and no ~ cents
ever expanded IN iis purchase that IL not worth NJ
dollars, value received. In good sliiiir and sound
consultation SO by Druggists.
n. u. The true economis; will dnd IN Rndway's
cine In the world One fifty cent b.,tti- III secure
more health and chr, more complan is than ten dol.
lars expended fF any other meal, Inc prc, cents
per bottle. Sold by Druggists
ROADWAY Il CO.
~ Maiden Lane. n y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30
COM N e RCtAl.

" EEL kl.I MA UeGkEr REPORT.
OFricR DAVENPORT DExocRAr,t
Tuesday evening, Oct. 30, 1866.
FL0us.-SrsrE.-
Retail bulk tlO. go
Sacks. paper, $1,000
% Dbl Clio.
Wholesale l0cts per bbl less
Com MEAL.-No. per bushel ~ cts.-
wnsAr Receipts very large. No. /
new brings $500 per buslel. No. 2 new
81 4o@ti.7O.
CokS.-No. brings 55 cts per bushel.
Old 65 cts.
OArs.-A fair quality brings 250S0 cta
per bushel.
BARLsY.-Pocr S5-good 9Oo3l.l5.
UNioNs.-20@25.
PolA1oEs.-New. Wholesale 5065c, retail
81.
aos.-Per doc. 2o@25cts. VERY scarce.
BurrDa.-Per oarl 250S0 &c.
CHEESE.
WuirE BkAxs.-Dull, prime navy 5O0
$l.oo.
HAy.-Per ton. new Timothy ti2015,
mixed $40. Upland Prairie, tlO@tl2.
CoAL.-l6c at Railroad Depot; l7c At
coal yard.
Sry-Easy and demand large. New
York Ex' hanve buying q. par, selling 1t /
premium. Chicago buying 1t ! d,scount,
selling NJ ! premium. St Louis, buying
At I discount, selling ! premium. 1905
6 per cent premium. Prices governed by
Eastern markets. Demand Cor compound
interest notes active.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

New ORLEANS, Oct. 29-GOv. Humph
reys of Miss, in view Of the precari0us
condition Of JEFF Duvis's health, recon
,ncnds that the Legislature appoint one Or
more cOminissl oners u proceed to Washing
ton and con,cr with the President with .
view To II lease avis on parole or bail.
Lion' Gen. d'Jusquirn del Manzaro sue.
,etds Gen. Lcssundi as Captain General of
cuba
II is reliably stated that Gen. Sh,r idan
mas been ordered to report 10 Washington.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph ,RcAoo, Oct 20
Flour 0tiet. No change. nem.nd chi, ny for
Spring superdne br snis
West drm Dem d not sers hrist No Spring
" i9&2 70; No. ~ RI 2 IN Rock Island ~ o. 02(a
": ~ % tor same In nor n ~ lie n rf.wcst-r
elevators; rejected srri ing 90 d ~ el1 Ga,.'6
CMn-F run and buo ant ~ Of Sc =
tn. r0se' advance Of sinc~ Mord v 10 Tive ,
bu. No col ! II 0-0oSolxc, No ~ s,(9s6 c; cios
ing hrm NJ 50 99Oc for III meT.
Uaas-Act,v~ demand nj an advnre 9k@Sc = tu
Saies 81 CSC In ssnre yer No. !, Aias4xc Tor No 8
elostns nsm ut AA,Sc for liter.
DAsls y Active and % > hu. higher No. ~ 7!k
0slc.
Provisions -0aYket steady New mess pork sold
et e3S; extra prime p0"k 1T go n
Be ,ds-Timothy cred tr active de'-snd. Prices
advanced b9l0c. 1ales u - SsQS TO- ,xsecd ascS
q 69@9 Is
CAst'"-Is Rest, sx01e; Stock. sasSc
Hog.-Ss.W3s>lU.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

Irr nc trY of 0cncrati, Ing lmpien,y and
licT Nv vesiofinr Nanlincrs and null virnr thus pro-
sirr = M-'ot 4" EliAsr Of Live renewing Steriiiiy
ard htv-cunc-s IN ss,ih SEXES To the Young middlc
AgCs and aged there IL greater hsn,, thnn ih-
" EseDr al Life. II gives lease al Ifc eau -inr
the weak and delach To have renewed strength and
vig"r ~ Il the entire system IL Thrill with 10, and
pleasure r,irc. one bottle ~ three boiflce 81 sent
Nv ,~rtcss Ia MY address.
orr mdicnr~ .oi,l and rrccmmen scsi by all re-
ssShhlc druggists IN every part ~ the lsed globe
dealer try decci,. their -i.,merr NV selling
cheap. w"r'h'r<s compound- il order Ia make money
:" MT dccst~ ed a-k a these medicines and take no
cNsrs u ohc dru 1Arts doea po' keep Them write 10
ms and W. wit Sod them Ivy cHrc-s. carefully pack
cd wee from es-.ssn'"n. Ne ~i,l hc pleased 10 re-
.esvr letts~ witt statements in rccard any dis
erte " ~ Wbish iadic. Or gentle men afflicted Adj
drcrs nj seN,Ss ~ msd ,n-. pamphlets advice to
the propv IT. W. H. MEHWlN. 81 Walker ST N. \
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30
Cu + 11 d u FE PILLS.
a.. Female Hfr0ss4u1O

Cure Suppressed Excessive md palns
fIl McS -''uaf'on Green -ickiwss .Ncr.
v"is ARD Spinal Affect ion. Pains In the
Back. ~ y Headache s.iddin.s~ and all
d.ss.s-cs hat spying from irrrgularit,
by sss.rv'ng the cansc and Ill effects
thai asive from IL. They are perfectly
safe In nCasc-.rsccpi When Ridden
nv dsrrtsona. and easy 10 administer,
- they xFc nicely rnrar coated. They
shr'l'" hc IN band- ~ every Maiden.
Wifi ard Mother IN the land. I..di,s
ran sidse~s III In confidence. and state
sls'ss rvssnplsinss N mil. NJ wcircat all
Fcm1r Cs'm riainis. and prepare mel
icsn~r suitable for all Diseases which
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30
IMPORTANT TO aNvALnDs ;
Tue srrcir'c REMEDY
CON SUI MPTION,

Scrofus, Asthma, Bi onchitis, ~ epepeia, Psral-
yNs. Neuralgia Loss orAppctite. Chloros,s,
want Of Blood, Msrasmus. Wasting,
Liver Compliant. kicke ., Weak.
ness IN Children, Debility of
Nursing 4 Pregnancy. tDiiti-
cult Tee:hipg, md AL
Disorders Of Lungs. Nervous h Blood Systems
the INCORPORATES &C, with rroxrr>Es.
30 cs.rsm,s n sss sss5c Of pu,monafy disease
ricS. aud Len with 1NvARlABLk EFFICACY In
81 Heterogeneous OF the Blond and Nerv.s,e Systcms
The caro- Obtained By THE Remedy are "Cnpsral.
Ieco - the Annals Of Nedicine, rod = resent Re-
sa!0 eaSA q NO Treatmeae h0 ssss sQualled.
wlNChEsrsRs uyPOPH0sPmlrrs
ese ene 1sne Important sgeuts known TO the Medical
Soeece. !0e Their Power 70 Relieve kvery Firm Of
1sev0us Dtsraee. They are emvhsticslly 4 NERVE
kOUC; sesiSsme n vital Energy ard sel1stgOra
49, gu ne Fsnetional lrocesses o. LIE IAssr an
n.se na1ss1eue - I hsaovs1ias 80. They
shean . -. psgarele. . ~verv Sass 4 loss Of
NERVOUS lORC8. nos whatever csnse. "A TllE
ka HI 3 4 na1scs. AND ncsr ArPRo-
- 0svesy 0o0eeer ef Debllasy.
o. a.y CAfoeie nalady b which IL vital enerssss
~ eeprSs.ses q e1haleeed: and evpsJ vuaAn who
49, NeNvOCO 1ON1C--a1 1asle0sAlar.ehoglA
ARe1complted issm Or .Caon1nIsi.s Second cditi.sn
g his TkkASIS4 ON CONSUMPTION, just pub
PncEs; In Sand ie o. bottles. q andee each. Six
eunall, o. Three large for IS
Sold By all respectable Drnvvestr and Whole
" aose Depot In the Cni,ed s,aser, BY ,hs
GiScarsrxR 4 co 81 John s, \ u
~ ~noo ~ osssss s6ousd be addrsssd. agsoeodiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30
New Hork MARKET.

Nsv YoRx, Oct. so.
Cotton-Quiet at es<0io]5c.
Flour Opened . shade frmar, and closed
6rm at yesterdays prices. at &lo. lc1 li.35 for
extra state and ei3.o09l3 rs h II. ..
Whest S0esc b-t,er a. d active and excited,
at ear q &x45 for No. and No. Chicago
spring and Mil. club, and q. 80 tor new white
Mich.
Rye-No receipts and nrm, At el.ss for old
Western.
Bsrley-l92c better, but less active. At ell
for Western.
Corn-Active and excited s@lOc better. At
el.9Sgl ~ for inferior. 81 .3O0 AS for shipping
mixed Western in store end snsst, and 81 3U@
81 IS for western yellow.
Oats-S@le better, 1t 7007s for Chicago and
Mill.
Pofk-Prmer and less active, q ga 5e0$Si-
Is cash; t3l 751S2Oi regulator new, closing II
eS4 esi, cash, add 81 7s@ssx o. old.
Cut 1ea1s-Heavy and lower.
l.ard-Hsavy q l6k@i6c.
Whiskey-Quist, at 4lc IN bond.
PetroleuE-Duii At 22@l2K for crude. and
S7cfor refined ia bona.
LATEST nARkRFs.
Flour-Closed very hrm 1t yesterdays prices.
Whest-Clesed sctive, excited, and 5@7c
higher.
Corn Closed active st el.s5Qtl. IS for west.
ern.
Pork-Clossd armer but lees active; new
mesa ga. sen cash.
Lard -ClossA heavy q l4@lsc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

t"cN wv sunNCS- pagt pamphlet.
scncd envelope fvrc The Cherokee ifll- are sold
nv nj, dsnrr'r'r ut pr box ~ sis hoxcr TT 81 or
thcy nj I,v mail G.r al p.~tngr ~ an ordinary
k:icr ~. f,cm "h-c,, sion Nv addressing the s,c
proprietor. pr " MEitWIN. "a Walker A. New
Nwk Cherokcr rill- M. 2 arr prepared for
s,es nj enss~. when mi'der medicines TAIL these are
ser' nv na postage free. on receipt 81 -. the price
nj 81 Il han
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30
LOUIS DERGE Il co..


VWarrroosss. - oD1eecI6er ~.
Second Block West OF Broadway, New York
- The piano. Manufactured * I'll. nrm are m
th~ic tone. with excellent workmanship. Circulars
aud Price List sent on application. scptlUcodIy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

SAN Francisco. Oct ga British war
steamer sailed from Victoria on Saturday
The ship Templar Rogers, Of Boston, re
ports fields of ice and iccbergs of Cape
HON
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30
a s,...pad as0semeus.

Vor CAN PROCURE OF ANY DRUGGIST IN
/ this city and vcin y. Dr.. Tobi $ Venetian lini-
mcnt II Is SURF and speedy cure for sore throat,
h~s1tacbe too'hnchc. chronic tneumnti-m. ,roupe.
cole and pains In the mbe. We sdsire evey one To
give Il trial The Ell enee 10 . mrrs tribe cents
and confident ma pefsrn vii ever be without
n Every family should have BOTH IN The house In
case OF pudd. accidents ruch cute. burns ssads
&c lite pain relieving Quslites are msraculoi-. A.
for Group II has ssved hundreds: we have 'hr certih
cate. to prove II. Ofice, 81 Co1rtandt Street New
Novk Sold hy lDruygfrts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30
MEDICAL.
HURLEY'S
A 6 u g + 0 mic.
MEDICAL.
Perfectly Reliable.

The only remedy for Chiils and Fever or Aguc end
+ or that is or can be depended upon is Huriey's
Az Tonic There have been thousands cured b
uslng it who had tried the usual remedies without
benefit bu, IN CEASE HAS nuRLEy's AGuH
TONIC FA'LEpTo EFiTcT A CURE. All who
have seed II eheersay sli their afflicted frien's Of II,
a. sure aud certain article for chill. and fever. Any
one suffering fscm The ellis would consult their own
interest BY sencins to drug .,ore and buying bos
,le tits pleasant to take, oors~r-d Nth others.asd
will certain to all cases Of Fever and Agus
Chile and Fever. Send for 1t to ths prupriesors.
HURLEY. RIDDLE CO..
Louisville, ~.
For saie By ths Wholesale drunisss q Louisville.
Cincinnati. Memphis. St. Louis, New usleans. &c.
Every druggist and couiiry merchant hould have
II In store especially in districts subject 10 ehis asd
fever or aguc and fever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

NEW York, OFT 29-The Baltimore
inricdn says the evidence against the PO
lice Commissioners will be completely re
tut, 10 day by the testimony for the de-
fence
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

+ 4st<SNOSO -
n OOnPLafe neU0 srORG. 0tssC4 OF
- DsuRs ead neaifissa. bottles. 6xtureS, &c.
4 Cslndcu M,lla, n oCer Z for sale On aceouut
u she pocr health Of TIE proprietor. ~ :
1srshases can ges ) bareain and get into gc,s'
pasiax business o.. II he WISHES, he can re-
isove the propeHs ~ sDme Osi.ef place. For
~ further particulars enquire Of III
te~f.1 49, we rssI.rS. -. Sn-> NIT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
mUNNEWELL,S

III ~ n Il ~ u 1A'S
E(.u.El,T0CI The claime for this valued
Rna.0.2. Family PIN are beyond
tina, Of any other IN use 4
Sest OF them Win not only prove this hut the greater
error OF GrsraNs which has heretofore been called
CuanAcTrp The E.LECTlC PILLS never require
two, snd seldom but QUO for the cos.. on The
hsseet - mt the slightest gripinr point the
L. a.e .,,rtancc. particularly In
ChPonlc Constipation.
For which take StSaly Pm every. or every other
night They never produce debility and Gre ind-
rcsti,n. Dyspepsia, Head Ache. Liver and Kidney
Complaints. Piles, Worms. Loss OF. or Impurities OF
the Hood. Ioss of Appst,, aud NIL Dsranxeu.en'- Of
Bowels stomach.
~ Sold by all Wholesale and Retail drniefs 10
Medicine.
john a.. Eiurrc~cii. Fr"5,'r.
Practical Chemist, . CONNER. ial Wharf l'9si.,.
Muse.
Physicians, on Dealers supplied In Bulk isrnula
u1eut cent IN demand. "tt-nl"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

Wiimmcsiiafey relieve, without pain. all disinrban
ces ''thc pei odlcal Discharge. whether arising from
rcaA-'.,p or snpr '.ssi"n. They act like u charm Ia
rcn"',ing the pains that accompany Difficult, immo-
-ratc mcn>t-ation. and are the only safe and reliable
.mcdy Tor Pushes. Sick Headache. Pains in the
Lions. Rack and sides Pailafion of the Heart, Ner-
,as Trcmors. lily stcrcs Spasms. Broken sleep. aud
other unpleasant and dang effects Of an nniiatur-
al condition al the sexual tunciions In the worst
casss oi fiuor Albus, or Whites they eicc, speedy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

nErnoIr, Mich, Oct. GA Telegraph
Office has been opened at Nursheg0n, Mich,
icr business.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30
HuRlers Popul,R WORM CANDY.

and moet palstabc form give 10 children, 10 not
surprising that II II fast taking place Of an other Pre-
parafion- for Woime-it being tasteless. any child
will take it, aug25d&wly