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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-07

Tar text books used in the Public Schools Of
This city. can be obtained Of NJ. {. CorroN.
druggist, South Nashville, near the Howard
Building. on as good terms a. they can be pro-
rurga elsewhere.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-07
D. Il. HALEY, c. n. 0RDWAY.
Formerly Of MnurycO. 81 Giles county.
JANIS ~. CAEsET, z. B. HAhFLEt
OfMilliams0n county. 81 huntsfihe, Ala
BAILEY, 0RDWAT { CO.,
Cotton, Commission
WHOLESALE GROCERY
WAREHOUSE.
Nos. . and Z Broad st.,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

WE BEG LEAVE TO RETURN THANKS
w % our friends Tor the very liberal share 81
patronage bestowed upon our house tbs past
season, and would say thnt, having enlarged cur
facilities for STORING CDITON, We are nCg
prepared b give every attention e. The nIuhAab,
SALE AND SHIPMENT OF ALL CJiION
our fricndsmay eHtrust o. 0ur care. We promise
that every effort will Dc used % zecuFo the very
HIGHEST MAMIkEH PRICE. Wheihag
sold here or IN other markett
win make CASH ADVANCES on az Cotton o.
other Produce shipped 20 ". Oar TERMS SHALL
AIWAYs De as Low AS ANY 0THkh
RELIABLE HOUSE,
JAMES ~. CARSEY AND WH. n.
SAMPLE win give their undivided attention
b the Cotton Department. and will strain every
nerve % make d q the interest Of Planters -
pafr0nite o..
We viii a al times keep a fnii stock % Groce-
ries. Bagging. Rope auE Irvine. and al grades Of
Flour for sale a; che lowest prices
WANTED--We pish 70 purchase washed snd
unsashel Wool. FEATHERS AND uHlhD
FRUIT, and win aiWaysEive The BhsT PRICES.
HALEY. ORDWAT a CO.
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Bash BALL.-Thc kirkman Base BAH Club. who
were beaten by the Young America Club ON
"Wednesday. played a return game yesterday, and
vanquishcd thor opponents. scoring 2 against IA
by the Young America Club.
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GREAT RARGAIN.

T1oR SALE on LEASE Five Huil.aiae i;;ot..
II ~, ~ Store ~ pwcllinE5, tllanic4 ga
= -1b--,,t -r'rrcr III Callcrc aud clrrsql tis-
~, a ~ "a Market street. efieN carroll -
.re,..i.-uf 10 chs Street Railroad. lnqulre atiuY
near ,ass = .i,,''' c. J. ZEUTZsCHEL.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-07

WE ARE PAYING THE HIGHEST PRICE
w for Flax Seed at our OBS. MIL. on
Broad near the corner Of McLemere street
lahtt-ar 81, ~ 80 -
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-07

NEW THEATRE.- Miss FANNIE b. PRICK takes a
farewell benefit at this place Of amusement to-
night, and we hope to see her honored by a full
house She is an actress Of extraordinary merit.
and deserves 20 be received ON this occasion by
large and apprcciative audience The sea of
Ice will be put on the boards, and more pleas
ans evenings entertainment has not been offered
10 the public for uany a day.
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VARIETIES, CLOTHING,
Boots, Shoes, and Hats,

Our Mr.. THos. w. ETaSs and DR.. R. c. GARD
WA residing permanently in New York. and
Buying All our Goods Far Cash az the
LoWess Net Prices. I'VE % advantages IN
surpassed By any other house in getting up cur
stock.
So To the Merchants who formerly purchased
In this market, and b AL Others. No can aasare
them there b "a nerestty 60 euing beyond Nash
wills 10 buy their gOods: for VIZ WILL SHOW
THEM A STOCK OF GOODS We
0UALLED IN TsfE EARKEr. aud At
prices that VII fully compete With Louisville and
Cincinnati.
We solicit an Exnminatfon.
EVANS, FITE & co.
sugr-3m
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WE WILL GIVE THR HIGHEST MARKET
w Price FOR Mcrchantable Mheak
81 SrRATr0N. CHENEY & hoE
Am Lnl
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Nashville Agency 81 College.
PIP. PECK, Resident Agent.
w.D. TALBoTr, General Agent.

N p. This Company has uniformly made =
per cent larrer Annual Dividends than any other
Life Insurance C0mpmyfepresentsa In Tins STATE.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-07

INpgcrEn.-rhe Grand jury have found true
bills against MKL. ZAoHERY, BYRON SLENoNs' for
grand larceny aad T. G. Mullins alias JonN
Arm. Cor being found in.possession Of concealed
skclctou Keys.
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MONETARY And GOHH ERCIAI,
orTeE eg rHE UsIOs Asp AasnlcAn. |

1.I7'' y Q F7lSlIIYlI q I515- J
MoSErAEr.-Gold continues weak and doclin-
ing. lhaving opened in New York yesterday at
li6. was ASK at noon. AID closed at 4 P. n. at
l455z. Brokers here were Offering IA and hold
ing at lag.
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Tvs surgeons reports show that our armies have
suffered greatly from chills and fever which Is
induced by the miasma and change Of climate to
which thoy are exposed. They alsa end AyER's
Arue Care Is an ofcctual remedy Cor this distom-
pet and arc urging the Government 20 adopt Il
within tho regulations. The Surrcoo-lcncral
hosiaies because Il Is putup in proprietary FORM
However great that convenience 70 the public,
he PREFER the physicians o. the army shenh rive
their own directions FOR the doses. Mhatever
professional pride may dictate ~ knows a. well
a. we DO. that DR.. sAYEas "Curof Il an almost
perfect aaidnte Tor the Arue and that the soldiers
should kave the benelt gg a. a. wel q the peo-
pia- Washfaefoa Cbrfesoaadcsf, y. {. lscpo-lw
A woab 70 rur WISE Is sUssIcIHST.--ssai,
HrnaN has lcl for the Eastern cities for the pur-
pose Of supplying the OH RELIABLE CLOTHING
HousN with ils Fall and Winter Stesk. In bis
absenes Mr. J. j.. JuDgns. who Is petite and
clever gentleman In every sense ofthe word taxes
charge ofhIs business seht5-iw
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Very little is doing IN uneurTent money. and
rates are unchanged. Bank Of Tennessee is bought
at Ss, AID held BY dealers at 40845 with but little
doing Planters Bank notes are firm at T5@7s
and Union Bank isin demand at 7Oa7S buying
and 70 selling.
Southern Bank notes are scarce. and our Bro
kers are paying full rates
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r A / L w A Y
CHANGE OF TIME.
OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
n. 4 G. AND N. x N, w. RAILWAY

OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
n. Z. AND N. N, w. RAILWAY,
Nashville. Tenn. August IA. 1866.
ONAND AFTER WEDNESDAY, AUGUST
" 18TH. 1866, and until further notice PAS
senger trains viii run as follows:
Nashville and Chattanooga Line.
Leave Nashville for Chattanooga and all points
South. at $40 A. NJ and 400 p N. Arrive at Chatta
nOoga at 5:35 p ". and 200 A. n. next day. Re
turning leave CHATTANOOGA at Ais A. NJ. and $40
P. N. Arrive at Nashville at Las P N. and 545
A. n. next day.
All trains connect at Wartraoe for shelbyville
FARE TO NEW oRLEAS.................... $50 25
"a Mob L E;-'.- .'.''...'' .......-..-... 81 10
MEMPH lS..........---.....-......--.l 10 90
HUNTSVILLE .--.............-. 2 b
Close connections made at Stevenson and Chat
tanOOga for all cities East and South.
Sleeping cars on all Night Passenger trains.
Nashville and Northwestern Line.
EXPRESS PAssEEGER--Leaves Nashville for
JOhnsonVille, and all points West and Northwest,
at 2lO P. N. Leaves Kingston Springs at $3.50, P.
N. Arrive at JOhnsOnville $40 P. n. Returning
leave Jacksonville at 7:lO A. N, Arrive at Kings
ton lO:l0, P. NJ Arrive at Nashville at ll:40 P. n.
ACCOMNODATION.-Leave Nashville at Ais, P. N
Arrive at Kingston at $40, P. ". Arrive at
JOhnsOnville at 1850, P. II. Leave JohnsOnyille at
$50. A. NJ, Leave Kingston Springs els, A. n,
Arrive at Nashville at sos A. N.
Trains on the N; 4 N. w. R.. r. connect at
Johnsonville, with the Cairo and Johnsonville
Packets without fail.
ca Berths and Meals FREE on Steamers con-
Meeting with N. and N. w. Railroad.
Ca Passengers by this route save expense Of
Sleeping Car and Meals between Nashville and
Cairo.
R5- Trains stop at all intermediate points.
An Excursion Train will leave the Chatta-
noOga Depot every Sunday at "A. ~, for Kings
ton Springs. Returning will leave theSprings
8 P. n.
Fare for the round trip 81 %.
Procure tickets at III g. JacksOD's OppOsite St
Cloud Hotel, OF at the Chattanooga Depot.
w. II. INNES, Gen'l Sup't,
N. x G. and N. W. L. r
J. w. BROWN, Gen1 Pass Agent.a
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FIRST NEw CorToN FROM DAvIDsoN.-Messrs
BAILEY, ORDwAY & Co. received yesterday from
J. w. THoMAs, ESQ., near the Hermitage. the first
bale Of new cotton brought 20 market this season
from this county. In quality it is superior to any
yet received and was sold at 81 cents and shipped
10 A. W LnHNsnN Now Orleans
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-07

Pcf Ur fouR FRUu.-Buy youf Fruit Cans
and Glass Jars IN any quantity. az The lowest
wholesale prices. J. W. WILSON 4 Co.
nuIs-im Ne. II Collose &.
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Fancy Flour! Fancy Flour y
We wiz keep constantly On hsqa. y ne jingle
barrel Or ear load. n. NAtln y q W eele
brated l.0ckLAND MILLS fLelt-. Hnicn ~
will warrant In every Instances. " vii AAlt tc.t'
ssveral ether hrnnss 81 fiQuI, uhica 80 eief g
The trade ~ the Low 81 CASH rhtN -
Desi-r. viii a. we'll - exainihe cur Fiouf b.
DOT" p'f'Al'H'''B AmEY. 0RDWAT 4 co.
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Mississippi Plantation

~
FOR SALE.
I DESIRE TO SELL MY PLANTATION IN
Il YAZOO COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI. II
situated sixteen miles from Yazoo City, six and
half North from Benton, On the road 20 Lexing-
ton, and twelve from Yaughn's Station, on the
Mississippi Central Railroad. in a good neighbour
hood II adoins the school tract Of the county and
has inc Church on the line. IL has comfortable
and convenient buildings. of all kinds, with
good GIN AND GRIST MILL, two Cisterns,
two unfailing Wells. and plenty Of stock water on
two sides Of the farm. There are
1900 Acres Of Land,
OF which about Eight Hundred are under eulti-
walton. Between forty and fifty field hands still
remain on the place, under contract for the pre-
sent year.
/ will sell the plantation with the Mules. Stock
of all kinds, Wagons. Farming Utensils, Black
smith 5 TOols-egeTy thing ON the place. except
the Cotton and Corn now growing, for s20. 900
IN GOLD, or its equivalent. i propose 70 take
this low price, because planting at distance does
not suit me, at my time Of life.
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS.
auSl-d2w Nashville, Tenn.
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LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
e RAILROAD.
QUICK TIME TO
ST. LOUIS,
CHICAGO.
CINCINNATI,
AND THE EAST.
loMMENcTNa AUGUST 2gTH, 1see.

Two Daily Through Trains, Making
Direct Connections at Louisville for
the East, West and North.
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DRUGS & MEDICINES
Ayers Pills.

RE YOU SICK. FEEBLE
n aud complaining Are ven
x uut ui order with your system de-
fansed and your feelings u1oom-
~ te'.e These symptoms are
- vlteh tne prelude 70 serious I'M
hcsS- some ut Of sickness L.
creeping upon you. and ghauif i,.
efefteil os a timely use Of the rightreme1v TaEe
Ayers Pills. and cleanse ont nv, dis.,r-i.,-i t
ors-puruy the blood. aud let the huids moVa ~
gaoeslrueted M health again. They Stimulate
the ienct lons 81 the body into vigorous acfivifr
purity lhe system IRON the distractions which
make disease. cold settles somewhere In fhe
eeay. aug derauge5 IT. natural functions These
y not retrieved. react upon themselves and Tie
ssalIouhAing ofgans. prodeoing general araravar-
ton, suffering and deraugemeut While in thi-
e2halllon' take Ayers Pills. and see how directly
tne{ restore the natural action Of the system. and
WIZ ~ the ouoyant feeling Of health again What
: rue ana 50 apparent in this trivial eornnllinf
- aise true IN many Of the deep seated and lnn-
eero9s aistemners- The same purrative effect
SAfes theh Cauled hy similar distractions and
1eraoSemenis 81 the natural fgueiiuus Of the hslI
thel are rapidly and many Of them SURELY cured
o2 tie aalle means. None who know the virfua
OF these TITS Will ncElect 10 employ thau when
sauefint from the disorders they cure inch ~
ttead9ene, Foul stomach. Dysenterv Billions
complaints, Indigestion. Derangement of lie
Liver, NosuNeness, Constipation, Heartburn
Rheumatism, Drupsy. Worms and SuDpressi-rd
when taken in large doses
lhey are sugar Coated. SO that the most seusi-
I've can take them easily, and they are surely the
pest purgatiye medicine yet discovered
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FFNly0 DAILY FAST TRAINS FROM BELL
ARE and Parksrsburg to Baltimore, WASH
ington. PHILADELPHIA, New York. Boston. and Rll
Eastern Cities, aud the only route by which
through tickets, or through BAGGAGE checks. can
be procured 20 Washington City
This il the only route BY which Merchants have
fhe orivilcre Of the Baltimore. Philadelphia.
New York and Boston Markets, al the price Of a
ticket through By one Of the other lines and BY
paving two dollars additional, the Traveller can
FSr,t ~lass Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
Barxare checked through from all PRINCIPAL
~ - - ~ for Through Tickets bg the Baltimore
,n5 ekio Railroad. Tickets by this line can be
procnred at al the prineipal Railway Offices in
tbs West. JyhN -. iAaoVN,
4. II. C0I.E. Master u lransportion,
= : General Ticket Agent sePseOd
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LII. ]. L. PEARoY, a Nashville raised boy. now
with the firm Of SuIREE & Co., of Cincinnati,
wholesale druggists. was in the city yesterday. A
first rate soldier. and frst rate business man. We
hope to see him do as well in his new home as his
deserts entitle him % do.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-02
ChicagS 4 Rock Island Railroad
lNhh WinlrY Advancement. lNLha


lnN AND AFTER MONDAY. JAN. Isl 1850
~ and nu,il further notice. trains will leave
Davenport daily. (Sundays excepted as follows
let Mail tram al ..-............s.. 90, - =
- Night eApres sV
as follows.
Is, Nigh, express al ..-.....s 10,
I'd paitv express and mail train ...5 90. r =.
All train over this route are IN direct connect
tion ~ (h ca 20 with trans over both the Michi--
pau southern. Michigan Central. Pittshurg. Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroads TO and from De
.roit Toledo, Goil "n,., teSs. ral. Hbs
nv, New York, Phila delph'a. Baltimore, aud
Washington. y,
Passengers arc remino>,d OF the necessity
Of giving distinct directions "a 10 the Destination
Of their baggage. n!so to procu,c tickets before
taking their seats in the cars. t.he conductors
collec, .nres only to the stations ON tie iile u 'he
Chicago and Rock lslandkaiiroad. =,
q II. BEAkDSLY, Asst Gen. supp.
Dayenport Jan. !. 1866.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-02

Trains run By Chicago time which II twelve min.
utes faster than Davenport time.
I'M AND AFTER MONDAY. JAN. !, 1855,
A/eni unIl further uoaics, trains will lsavs
D:,snpor. daily asd;{ :: dS.r.
$40 A. T. freight for Kellogg end v Arlington
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, (sundsys ex-
cepted) - follows:
455r. !. freight from Kellogg and Washing
ton. s.
Z sep.s.AzPress fromk slloeg andWsshingson
An accommodation train viii he run every
Saturday, leaving Iowa City at "a. =. Returning
leave Dsven, ort for lows City and Moscatine 1t
9 r \.
The 9 rs a. M train out o. Davenport, makes
direct connection at Kellogg. Iowa City. and At
W ashington, with the Western Stage Co. sta
ges for al points West. South West. and North.
West.
Train from the wrst connect at Davenpct
With trains ofthe Chicago b Rock Island NIX. for
I'll points East, North. and south
Passengers IRE reminded of the necessity OF
giving distinct directions as to the destination OF
Saggage. also 10 procure tickets before taking
heir seats IN the cars AihBALL. sup !.
Davenport Jan lst. 1855.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-02
PERn.NSBX'vIs,
PqTN,KfLiLE'R! +!

PllILY IIDlCl1B ~ }AI AGB!
tnR - N, ssssssion Or xe tfsls ssd ~
! w publie 70 this losg asd uarsvslsd
"a DAAnn-u MROBG1Nns >,
~ 0Ss3 q beSfiisy, lslassdIS6. CfHp a
Fsis il Steosch, Bowel Compliant, Colis. Diar.
sAsa, Cholera, &C., &C..
AnA Esr Psvee Z Agae,
There 10 soshsg better. II he's bess favorsbly
mswn tor more than twenty years 70 b. the
ONLY eURB sx,EuFrC
For the nApy diseases inc3asht = the human
snly.
internally anA Externally
WKss ss6ss~ srs.f os these faess CO. Be pss-
dueed than the following letter received snsolss-
ssed from the Rev. A. W. Cui tis
ReaD. AACoan Co Mich, Jelly .. 2See.
Asssas. j. n. HAans 1 Co:
vis' Pain Killer as atensdy. lpr Coughs. Colds,
Burns. Sprains and Rhoosea Tor the cure OF
which have successfully used il, induces ne to
recommend its virtues 70 others.
few months ego had recourse to IL 70 de-
stroy felon; although Iasser heard Of its b.
'ag used for thss purpose but has ing suffered in
te e3ssly from . former one. and having NO other
remedy u hand, applied the Pain Killer freely
for stouE fifteen minutes q evening, and repeat
Cd the Application vePv briefly the pe1t morning.
which eniareiy destroyed the felon, aud increased
my cyn6dshce in the utility Of the remedy.
Y0sss truly. A. W. CURTIS,
Ai1ister II Wesleyan Methodist Church.
THE PAIN kolsAlEk
Has bsea tested IN every variety OF climate. aed
By almost every nation known 70 Americans. II
10 the almost'cons slant companion and ineelimable
friend Of the Missiosary end traveller. On sea and
land, and should travel on our Lakes or
Rivers without it.
he sure you csA for and get the genuine Pain
Killer, ~ many worthless nOotrums are attempt
ed 70 be sold on the great reputation Of this val
usble medicine Directions accompany each bot
tie. Sold bv dealers every where. Price rs cts.
80 cts, and u per bottle. IN. HARRIS 4 Go.
Proprietors for the Western and Southern ST
Cincinnati, q.
Sold at wholesale and Retail By h. D. ballard,
Davenport; r. N. Stone, Muscatine; Morrison
1 Co.. Iowa City R. L. Woodruff Dea noissa.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-02
Every family at this season, should use
PEERS SANBURG PORT WINE

Every 0m1Iy at tnB season. euOuiQ use
SPEER'S SANBURG PORT WINE
Celebrated in Europe for Its medicinal and beneficial
qualities. highly esteemed by eminent phy.ciaas ussd
IN European and American Hospitals, and by some oi
the nf.t families in Europe and America.
AZ IONlC-1t has no equal, causing 40 appetite,
and building up the system being entirely pure wine
Of most valuable grape
As D!URE1IC-lt impartr healthy action ofthe
Dfopey, 0ost and Hheumati, aAectioue
sfEERs WINE is . pure article fron The. Juiee Of
or 70 any oher vine In ese, and an excellent article
for all weak and debitated pereons and the aged ana
narm. improving the appetite and beneattine kdiea
and eAildfen.
NJ X once, and you win not ~ deceived,
~ Be sure the signature Of A1nED srRR = over
cork Il each bottfe.
Sold BY drugRiets and all rst cass DEALER. who also
sell the CASTAlLA PORT BRANDY. ch0ice old
article. imported only by NJ. specr, direct fium the
valley q fOpofto.
u Trade supplied By Wholesale druggist. I. New
tofx. n9stoo, Philadelphia and st. Louis. AID W
A. SfkkR at his Vineyard In New Jersey. Princi
pa omcs: Les: z ss g SBrondw.y, Msw YSsk; ...-v.
Wholesale end Hetsi DreegiGe Decl-Aiy
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-02
D. II. II T. Ii B Z r T'S
PSYCHOLOGICAL
Hair Regeuerator.

The most wonderful discovery Of the Age.
WILL POSITIVELY RESTORE GRAY HAIR
TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR, whether black,
Brown o. au. urn, and being . delightful dress
ing, il imparts to il beautiful glossy and heal
thy appearance. Ii will also promote growth
of new hair on bald heads, where the glands or
roots Of the hair not disorganized and ef-
fectually remoye.al dandruf, itching and humors
from the scalp tN 1t is warranted to produce
the above results or money refunded.
TEDDEI-TS BROS, PrePrietors
MANCHESTER,N II.
Sold 10 Davenport By STEVENSON 4 CAR
NAHAN. Smith L Dwyer. general agents, Chi:
csgo. jysi d6wSns
Conquer Early!
The tendency to grayness by promptly attacking
That great Enemy
to personal beauty, with the most popular arti-
Gle OF the dav,
CMRuSTADORO.s HAIR DYE
which like SHERMAN LEGION, "knows no
such word as fail Under its application
The Blacks Come Out
brilliantly, and the browns Of every shade ap-
pear. Manufactured by J. CHRlsrADoRo, No.
s. Astor House New York. Sold by druggists.
Applied BY all Hair dressers.
RRANDRETIl's PILLS. In.
MnenxA, lDiptheria.-Ini inhammatory
affections, when no bleeding is permitted, free
use of these Pills soon modities the alarming
symptoms and perseverance, sccording TO the
directions, usually quickly cures. and a,ny
nothing is risked in using Brandretns Pills
For colds, influenza, diptheria, pains OF the head.
dizziness and appoplsxy, no medicine can be
compared to them. In eryspelas, fever and
ague small pox, and in all the diseases Of child
hood, thcar use insures speedy recovery Of
health. They produce these results simply by
taking from the blood its impurities. leaving
THIS VITAL FLUID FREE
to aid q weak "locality" to recover its proper
aud necessary "s,atus'' or health.
BRANDKETH'S PILLS have affinity for the
SUBJECT NATTER OF DISEASE. and cause
It's CERTAIN EXPULSION FROM THE BODY.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-02

SINGULAR BLscsnlcAL PHENOMENA IN rus
HUMAN BoDr FOLLOWING LlosrNlns SrnoKE.
M. Baudin recently sent note to the
French Academy Of Science, showing . pow.
erful electric action in the bedies Of persons
recently strack BY lightning, based on two
observations which be reloeod.
The first VA the eass Of . man, whs
June S0th, 1854, was killed By stroke Of
lightning near the 0arden Of Plants, ct
Paris, and whose body for some time ~.
mained sxpesed tss heavy rain. After The
storm, two soldiers, vishing to , iss the
body, received each . violent shock at ~
ns91nk uAsa fhsg tssahaa 4
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-02
DIR. WRTGHT'S
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
BITTERS.

One wine glass tull, taken three times day.
be- fore meals will be . sure cure for Dyspepsia
will prevent Fever and Ague, Diarrhea. Liver
Complaint and Constipation; will remove all
Fla, ulency. Acidity or Heaviness from the Stom-
Strength and vigor to the whole 8, stem.
These Bitters are agreeable to the taste, por-
fectly pure. and recommended in all cases where
a heslthy stimulant is required.
L.. ID. HUMAN 4 CO..
SOLE MANUFACTURERS l. PROPR1ETORS
No. 1S North 6th street, st. Louis.
~ FurnisAsd to the 7rade at ~ per dozen.
For sale BY PARKS 4 HOSMEK, STEW Ell
SON 4 CAkNAHAN. Z. S. BALLORD
HUME. u. SCHLGEL and SCHNlTJONN /
ROSS
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business. First rate pay Allowed. The only
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Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-02
NATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Davenport, HosCS.

This Company insures against loss Or damage
and Detached Dwellings insured for three Or Eve
ears at liberal reduction from The annual rate
Ofice in the First National Bank Building, Do
venport, Iowa 3. SMITH, PnssDsxs.
G. +. EswAsDs, Vice President Ia =. 0n-