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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-10
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matism, Dropsy Or 0rsve's Liver 49,
plant, Dyspepsia, Nervous 46fcysyIs,
General Debility, oil CheeaSe AS
and ali Diseases arising from ne uss o.
Mercury.
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STATE The Fluid Extracts 81 SsfnpanIns .c. 80
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il valuable assistant 10 ~ Iiine nj Aassapsslll
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Ointment heals the Sores and kills the dieease -
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Is rapidly superceding all other Sassaparillae -
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Price ridleys Salt Rhe6m md Te~ter Ointznen
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-10

:. a CURIOUS THkoRr.-An English writer
's6ying 70 demonstrate that tie last tribes
o. Sews must have found thei, vay to the
American continent by eros ,g Behriae's
oRatesS and Humboldt in lis Views az
the Cerdilleras," points to various customs
Of the American Indian tribes, the parallel
OF which might be found in India. There
ssens to b . settled disposition among
oone european writer's to establish link
between Buddhism. and the creed. q Wen
- eaeeous Of the American indians. and
especia! emphasis is laid unon tho similar
ny n the belief Of The Buddhists and the
landau tribe Of the American Indians. thai
ees souls that have been sent to the cl,ce
- punishment ere tortured thef, ior
boas, apropofGSst 70. sl1cif evil deeds. and
ere sent back to the country Of the best
aeosusr to b again tembted,as before.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-10

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Symptoms OF the ;st or Primary Stage.
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From Ave to fifteen days faithful treatment usually
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never fails to this stage Price per Package
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s. inptoms of the Secondary Stage of sy-
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This is known BY the following: Ulcessin the mouth
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These medicines are q nfalble cure for this stage
II used sucient length Of time 10 eradicate the pol.
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Symptoms Of Third or Tertiary Stage Of
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This stagefs known by the following symptoms
Nodes OF 6afd I'D painful Tumors the Bones En-
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-10

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-10

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-10
SYMPTOMS OLA DISEASED LIVER,

Pain in the right side under the edge Of the ribs in
creasiug PRESSURE sometimes the pain in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie the left sidc
sometimes the pain IL felt under the shOuldcr-bladr
and II frequently extends to the top of the shoulder
and IL sometimes taken for rheumatism In the arm
The stomach is affected with loss III appetite and sick
ness the bowels in general are costve, sometimes al
itrnItiig with laxy TIE head is troubled with pain
accompanied with dn.l, heavy senation IN the back
part There h generally considerable loss Of memory,
accompanied with pasftll sensation Of having left
undone something which ought to have been done A
slight dry cough Is sometimes attendant. The pa
tient complains OF weariness and debility he is easily
startled his feet cold or burning and he complains
of pricky sensation Of his skin his spirits low,
and although he IL satisfied that exercise wonld he
beneficial TO him, yet he scarcely up forude
enough to try it. In fact he distrusts every remedy
Several Of the above symptoms accompany the disease
but have occurred when few Of them existed,
yet examination Of the body, alter DEATH ss shown ~
Liver to have beech extensively defanged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Dr. MeIanes Liver PILE in cases Of Aeue and Fever,
when taken with QuniIe. are promOtivc Of the m st
happy results. No better CahRrtic he used pre-
paraury 10, or after taking Qunnc. We would nd
wise all who are afflicted with this disease to give them
DIRECTIONS.
Take two three pills going to bed every secon,. OF
third night. II they do not purge two three times
the next morning, take one or two more; but slli
breakfast should ivariaby follow their use The Liver
Pills may be used when purging simply Is neces-
nonc. and IN doses Of two three thcy give asonish-
inr relief in Sick Headache also in slight derange-
msnts 0fthe Stomach
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-10
IAe Seatesmanship Of NlaGnn nj.
nlty.

The ancient kingdom Of Hungary was, at
one time, the bulwark Of Europe against tho
Turks. Civilizatio owes historic debt to
the Magyar; and must always stand ready
TO pay It, BY At least generous sympathy.
Tho feelings of freemen everywh here, went
out TO the old land OF tho w estcrn Scythan
when she struck for her immcmorial right .
against the erasping ambition Of the House
Of haPsburg. And when Hungary went
down before tho hordes Of Russia and the
0oaehery or weakness Of ono Of her own
sons, the Muse Of History spoke to the heart
Of the civilized world in the tones Of CRIED
with which she announced the downfall Of
Poland.
But tho star Of Hungary had not set. =
hse young Kaiser rose over her fallen glory
70 the grandeur Of craftsmanship. He
soothed. he pardoned, he Yielded, until he
caught, almost the very flames Of war, the
affections Of the nation no brought to SUBJ
luugation with the grasp Of m iron hand
70 connscations were permitted TO &c parate
nsm from his people; no grim gibLets,
bloody court martials, murdcrous military
commas SONS. were allowed to divide him
from his subjects by memories Of Immortal
nate. lie came among them with the olive
branch, with all the favor attaching to the
old maxim ofroyalty, to the Kings fme-
and behold you the fruits Of his admirable
craftsmanship, his beneicent magnanimity
to-dayl His ancient Kingdom OF Hungary
hc has not attempted to crush into des
pouc rehabilitation; but, receiving i r
back nom rebellion, enshrined her in her
historic glory. wrapped in the invoilabiiiy
o. hcr r'shtful sovereignty, he reinstatcd
her, lovingly in all the rights and privileges
OF her Constitution. Her legislative cham
oefs nc convened without any cant ofloyal-
". without any b,gotry Of test oaths, aud
set them at the work Of restoration. in n
speech 20 gracious, that no member Of these
bodies, DO bis memories Of the past ever 80
eseters could have continued to withhold his
neart iron such Suzsrain Of the Kingdom
without . sense Of shame. An address.
breathing not only loyalty to the crown. but
love to the person ofthe sovereign, follows
60; a7d how great triumph Of the lofty
and sne generous do we. read Of, when, not
withstanding Ill differences touching the de.
tsis OF that instrument, we arc told that
the address has been adopted by large
majority IN the Upper House Of the Hunra.
nan Diet. Tho moral Of this current fact
IN the history ofwhat VIC call the desp otism
2. austria, Is painful in its application to
the condition Of facts existing TO day in this
!snd 81 civil liberty, where government was
founded ander the inspiration Of IN advan
ced humanity.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-10

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-10
DISEASES OF THE LIVER.

The Liver Is much more frequently the seat Of dis
ease than is generally supposed The action Il bde
signed to perform, and on the regdMr execution o.
which depends not only the general health ii the body
but the powers Of the stomach bowek, brain and tit
whole nervous system, shOws Its vast and vital import
ancc IL human health When the liver Is seriously
diseased 1t in fact only dergee the vital Functions
ofthe body, but exercises powerful influence 0ye
the mind and its operations, which cannot easily bs
described 1t has close connection with other ds
eases, and maniests itself by SO grcnt variety o
~ mptoms Of u most doubtful character that il mis-
leads physicians, even Of great sapnenca thar
any other vital organ. The intimate connection tha
exits between the liver and the hrain, and the ta
dnnni,,n which an persnated ii exercises over ~
passions Of mankind, convince me that many unf0rFn
nate beings have committed acts Of deep and crmna
atrocy, or become what fools term hypochondriacs
from the simple fact Of diseased state the liver
have long been coDviuced that more tilGn 0Dc-Li y
the complaints which in this country, to Ii
considered having their seats in diseased state o
the liver. will cnumcrate some of them: lSDIGEs
TON, DERANuED STATE OF THE BOWELS IRRITABLE AMI
vINDIcTIyE FEELINGS PASSIONS from triing anf
inadequate causes, OF which afterwards Ice
ashamed last though not least. more than THRFE
OF the diseases enumerated under Tive head
CuNsuNgIl0N have their seat in diseased liver. 1A
| il tr.y fryhtful Catalogue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-10

!, .Pnstise sAy ahssos ~ psissiplss en-
- and ~ pasfy that y based apea, psis>
49, 49, seSdulo u - ~ 21bS w
- sutllsd Oh tsty n1asss. s1Aas Il waI
bassd upoa tlss measures ahl idses Of the
Rspubsscaa party, With IL elsss SGasppt1
'sauSs csa6e 10 b. TN signs Of TIE tirtss
isdiesAs thet 4 u II chaos 80 cenfpdon,
yst still clinsing with bitter vindietivs feel.
iags 70 ~ lease Il ps@Ssst:. II taEsof epar,
essiss 81 the fseaos ~. isnesing the
~ ~ viii psaes snA H. ibeissim u
ths South cshs new duties q cenciliatisu,
amnesty and justice. II ciaims With an
tlushing audscity 70 be the only tpne
Usiss party. At To saos tins Il 10 stir.
ring up sectional feeling and widening the
'trvash tet~esn che North an4 ~ South.
Ittalks Of the PsrpstuitJ Of the union ard Of
the government. We were once tangbs
that the best gusssasy for the psrpetuity II
. government, baied % ours is upon the
right Of the PEOPLE to govern vas ia The
confidence and affection Of the people. IL
thu b true in dnpolis governments, II
ought surely to b true in . government
that claims TO BE- republican. A certain
writer he's said that there are but two ways
70 secure tranquility and permancncy ia
government, and that oil others must r..
solve themselves into these. They are jus.
tles and bayonets. The former Is the i'm
etrumsnt Of wise rulsrs--the latter Of dc
spots. Hsacs the irresistible inference i,
that the party in this Republic which up
holds Justice to the Southern States-re
spscs for their traditions and prejudiccs-
justice 10 oil men--to all sections-to a
esesds-the justice which shall DO admins
tered by intelligence and not BY ignoranc
and barbarism-tho justice which is foun
Embedded in the Constitution, and const
totes its corner .stonc-the justice whic
Andrew johnson has revitalized in bis lat
messages to Congress-is the Union party
while they who oppose these wise and hes
Ing measures. founded on the principles {
human action and on the history Of mar
kind, are pursuing . policy which mu.
eliminate, sooner or later, in the dcstru,
ton Of the Union and the determination
constitutional freedom.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-10

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-10

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nrLINe nA.oNs II .IIssIssIPPI

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From John Esen Cookies Nsw Book.
AvaNEgraHV rsrs-aa,-

At kernstown, when q portion Of his
line gave back before the Overwhelming
numbers assailing e., be took his stand
close 70 the enemy, amid a storm Of bull
lets, called 70 a drummer boy, and, pla-
siug his hand firmly upon the boys
shoulder, said IN his brief, curt tone
.' Beat the Holgr' The rally was beaten,
jackson remained by the drummeris
side, holding him 20 his work with mex
0raUie hand upon the shoulder, the rally
confined % roll and the line was speedily
-afrrrraI
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dong pent up feeling burst forth. Three
prolonged and deafening cheers rolled
along the line Of the old brigade and no
sooner had they died away than they
were renewed. The calm face OF the
great leader flushed as he listened TO the
sound, but lie did not speak. Waving
his hand in tsken of farewell, be gal
loped away, and the old brigade de-
prlved Of its beloved chief, returned sor-
rOwflilv 10 cRmp.
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Is Situated in the Southern Border Of Tisho-
II mingO County, Miss, 2j miles south OF fuka.
Miss. on the road 10 Fulfou
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II ANING resumed his profession, proposes to
II confine mis- practice 70 Midwifery and Dis
eases Of Women and Children.
once g. Residence II Union Street [fe4 I'm