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

George Francis Train delivered \ lecture
IN Chicago, on free trade and protection. "
CIV evenings since In the course Ot his
argument, he used the following illrs,ra-
tnn:
40 show the absurdity Of this whole free
trade idea. l will srcak for Nebraska. ] am
now q resident Of Omaha, Nebraska. and
IN working To open the Platte Valley
There nrc splendid waterfalls there. on the
l.oup Fork and the Maple creek. Now,
say. let a farmer have thousand sheep or
he splcniii pastures there. kill them.
.et the wool. put it ON toa,d Of the Pa'itic
Railroad. take it to omaha. and thence.
wi,h change after change, TO New York.
where it is shipped on an English vessel,
probably to Liverpool, whence it .oes th'r;.
miles o Ma, chester from where they send
Il to Leeds aud Bradford Here II is manu-
fac,urcd, baled, and $. mt back to Nebraska.
where the poor shepherd who grew The
.ho"r has been waiting twelve months to'
Dat, trowscrs, and vest. That Is shat
hese gentlemen are u ~ ght recommend ding
.ou to d. Do you rcccgniz. the pie
turc?"
On another branch Of tho subject HI
said
There are $4,000 miles Of rail in thi,
country that will have 10 be re rolled. Now
the q~cs,ion is, are We to allow England T.
10 thiss l have been siciking to The
wo, king men Of PennSy lvania on this sub
lcct; mace thirty speeches in twelve DAYS
In making the iron. ~ per cent. "f the
whole cost is absolute labor, " gcs TO thu
working man. II we bad wages as low a
hcv are in Europe We c"ili onts,ll tic"
Ill, bu, that is not what l want. I wan,
high wages Cer,ni: pc pie went to Wash
lrgton and tried tn have the clause stricken
out Of the Pacific Railroad bill requiring the
,a'ls 10 he If American iron. but | saw
hem, and said ,f they I'll d anything OF
tlat sort | should dc,cnt the bill"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

II is believed in many quarters that tn
bill cnfranchising the negroes in the Dis
tri.t Of Columbia will Lc vetoed by thu
President, ifprcscn.cd TO him in the shape
It passed the House. The New York Com
mereiars correspondent says:
There is much speculation a. to wha'
courac the President will pursue. Gen
Carl Schurx says that he will sign the hill
but ,he SC best informed are cor iidcnt thai
he will veto this ,r any other bill establish
ing universal suffrage here. II he docs, 'h'
Radical Republicans will have carried thci
point, for the breach thus created betwcr'
the Executive Mansion ami the Capitol ~'l
cfFectually prevent the ad"'issio" Of tn
Southern members. Indeed. there, is al
really a visible coldncss between the Presi
dent and several Republican leaders. ant
Mr.. Frncy. inding that III" National !"
teiiiyencer enjoys the confidence of MI
Johnson. comes out in the Chroniele on III
most radical tack.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

CLArD MrLxc.TE N REAL L,rE.-SiNGr
LAR MARRIAGE CAsg.-rhe foreign paptr.
contain the 70 lowing item:
A curious divorce case is about to l..
,ricd in Switzerland. 4 Swiss peasant
named Iaponier. q tatvc Of III. villa. G
ot Lancy. being endowed With sgrc. abb
IN rncrs and a fine person. and having al.
taincd a bcitur tducati. n ttan is usual
with persons in t.,at rank al life, souyh,
to improve mis- 3 'cial POSITION. For "a ii e
he hal to be content with a p~ecari us 1--we
liho0'l AZ II member OF an uintrant circus
IL this humble rnpatity he m.adc the az
qaain,an c offs M'dlle M"ntcssant, who w
dcr;ook TO iind hin n h.ircss in consider: .
ton "f rcclev ng u -crtain percentage ",
tho dowry Taponicr. = II cnObl,d Ly the
title 81 Baron dc Lacy was accordingly in
PRODUCED TO M'dlIe Fieury. ay.ung F,cnrh
lady, possessed Of n handsome fortu' e., and
in due time. their marriage was r~lchratcd
Cnfo' t"natc'y the p"Nson centiihomme did
not recognize the Obligations Of n nobiew
but -qnan.ler"d his wit.'s fortune in rot
Gus living. Nor vas h even faithful I.
his marr,rgc vows Madame Taponicr hav
IN. acquired only teO mary rrou's Of hi,
niIel,tv, has instituted an nction for iii
voice Mfrc the Count Of Geneva. a
'ommis>i"n has accordingly been appoint
I'd I" examine the accus ci. whp happens I"
he iork,d up in the prison Tazls. ON ,h..
clarges of fraud. breach VI trust, and swind
lin. in general
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

We learn with much qualification tina
within the past ten days the Missis sirp
Valley Transportation Company has bee,
organized, having for its object the trans
portation OF freight on the Mississippi an,
its tributaries, BY tow boats and la, gc>
The idea is not n ". Fer years coal, ice
and other heavy but comparatively mex
rensivc produc's have succc ssiully beer
transported in this manner to ports on tn,
lower river. and why should not pork II VI,
grain or any other product Of the West b.
so carried The Cost OF transportation b,
this means is much less, as one tow boat.
At halfthc expense. snn land twice as much
freight in New Orleans rs ono Of our larycs,
stcsmboats Th,".J.x" lately successful
ly landed at New Orleans, in one tow II,
900 tons Of COIL
This company expects to make arrange
menfs with NORTHERN transportation line.
by which grain can be shipp i in bulk L.
any point on the Mississippi or Illinois ,iv
crs-bc transferred here ~ elevator. and
towed tn Memphis. Vicksbur.. Na,ch.x o.,
New O'lents, fer home consumption, or, a,
New Orleans, Tor shipment coaStwisc o,
foreign. Grain is shipped in bugs to En-
rope, but the ship gene ally fur"i. hca the
baSs. A barge load of grain is sold in
New Orleans Tor shipment 10 EuOpr. The
barge is dropped alongside Of the ship a
floating transfer elevator is brought up, aud
the gran is bag gcd from the sp, ut-,hus
saving drayng", labor, tarpaulins and tun
mage, both here and at New O,lcans. a.
well ~ the heavy expense Of sa:ks.
We make this statement IL show the
citizens OF st. Louis that something 10 hc
lnng done to increasc:our trade. aud should
ths operations Of the company be as SUI
cessinl MS its projectors anticipate, our cit,
will resume her old position in the grail,
trade Of the West. st. Louis Dem.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

Boston, New York and Philadelphia art
rivalling each other in their efforts TO Sc
euro additional facilities for transportin,
the immense crops Of the West and South
west TO their wharvcs, rather than allow
them to bc noated down the Mississippi
for shipment ut New Orleans. There mr..
At least dozem grand sct,-mrs TO diver
this vast trade from Ike Mi>sissippi-'t
natural highway to the ocean and drawing
it to one Of the Eastern cities. Noticin;
tho various projects, the New Orleans Sta
says:
I" But oil these attempts TO divert thi
trade fror' lis legitimate course will PROV
abcs,ivc II the merchants and stcamboa
owners in this city and ST. Louis only De-
stir themselves in time. United action nov
can secure the immense trade Of the Yves
TO the channel which speed. safety nm
economy demand it should takc-thc Mis-
niSSinDi river
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

TnE son Of lawyer "i Dion recently pr
rived at Marseilles with his bride, wi,h III,
avowed object Of making pleasure trip into
Egypt After .arrying few days in Il al
city, a Young town. man Of the bridegroom
I"''" the party, snd cscn,nally the depart
urc Of the lady with gentleman was dull.
noticed Mt the hotel; hut the bridegroom
had ben ousted in The affections of III,
bride by his companion. who embark ed
with her on his fiiend's ticket in the steam
or for Alexandria while the unfor, unat.
lcver wa found urlcted in the river. Iii.
rival and assassin. with his paramour. wer.
..vcrtaken BY the Marscillcs police in III.
Egyptian eapiial, and ARE soo,. 10 DC tried a
AK for will.ul murder.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

TINS Cosr or oUR WAR vEssELs.
Secretary Of the Navy sent to the Senate
che records Of the Naval Board convt ned a,
Brooklyn, in Juno last, to examine tn
claims for the cost Of our war vessels above
tho contract price; from which il aPpc 'r'
that awards were midc FIR thirty sever
wooden double cndcrs, amounting to $Il4.
o74; for six iron double cnders, $3.50. S4s
for three gunboats. 500. $50; fcrthc Mia"
tonomi, t35,s32; for the iron clad propc'
lers M,lwaukcc ard Winnebago, $59.Gl3
for the iron clsd Onondssa, So, 2o3; 70
six river and harbor monitors. $G5G,6ol
for the light draft monitor Naubuc. $50
633; for the monitor Comanrhc, $i7o.99a
with 800, 900 more for the last named YES
eel, claimed as cost by the contractors
These sums arc all awards in addition
the amounts specified in tho original con
tracts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

r. vvuks> psssh ssl1l Liviss.
VTas & pks letter which hes just nads
Nits sppea, ancc in the Norfolk, Va. Pit teIIs
qai,e marvellous story Of the fate Of ).
Wilkes Booth, the rcputed assassin Of The
lame ,ted President Lincoln:
MoasnsAD err, Jan. 8. 1858.
Editor Of Nc.ts,k Pet: o.
Sis 81 have just arrived in this place
from-, where I Jaw and talked with
John Wilkes Booth, the supposed assassin
u your late President. That he would lie
alive alter what hal occurred 1t your CAPT
,al may seem strange, but il is true never
| tiIelcss.
ls.w him and 3. lIarsia, Who left With him
not four weeks ego, and learned from MIN
all the hardshipx he underwent in leaving
this country. lie says that no ono Who
mas the least regard fw truth wi'I sav
t;..t h. vas in Fvrd'x Theatre on the lAts'
| III April last. and wonders Why no vnc
,,,e.cut on that occasion did not pretend To
re, o ,nixc the IN ~ that shot Lincoln until
they wctc tvl that il was HIM ~ Lauss
| Kccnc. his bitter enemy. lie did not. h"w'
e..r. 10 me 0eny or admit that De has
done the deed but 1t tel that ~ ons
could ,ru,hiu'ly say. Of their o~n Know
edge, that it was him.
Ne Jccla cs that Mrs. Surrstt was inn"
&c, {. =, 4 wonders how the MN that VII
Killed in the la. n looked. lie learned iron
the papers tina, he had heavy beard. AM
md sl,carcd or cut il in such an awkward
manner that his (Booth's) most int''na
1 RnnfL
thinks not He bclieysd, innocent Or gull
| ~, that il found he would have been sscr'
iced to the mad fIry. aud fonriuded Y
eavc, which, he dill. And rs there "a" nov
lie no harm in telling, will state shat 10
told me-omitting names.
lie crossed the river at Georgctown
stopped the next day near Fairfax Cour
Ilw SC: the next night he was taken nea
Middle burg. &c, and from there ncar Gua
' springs. where he remained two days; nm
,itcr more than three weeks travelling
mostly by night. and suffering severely b
r.achcd Florida, where he Was dctnine
Tor some time, unit Harris. who was M
mentioned in the affair. and who could nc
appear publicly, procured boat which the
vcn,ur,d to sea in. and made land SAT-
Booth was Immediately taken sick. and M
occn tho most oil the time STA .
IN October I've Was much 'let'cr. A. mu"
= 40 that he took some exert inc IN tile Ore
= .ir, but rclapsed and VISA conf cd 10 HI
= room unit aoout cur weeks ago. Ills col
>titution. in INV judgment, j. r.insd, and
,lon't believe he will live long. lie vi
preparing Tor ch n.c Of climate. and II II
relapse has taken place. is probably !" Al
other country, where he vii meet VII
i more OF his own people, and people To
!, the same country.
y, Mr.. Editor, I write such poor Eng'is
that I fear YOU will not lie nb'c I" make
nt; but il is the truth, the whole ,rut
ard & you wish you may publ sh it,
y shall not be in the country to rad it.
y Yours truly. ). +.
H. (JOSkPn rREiDBERGER)
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

TAXING SnARrnoI pERs Ct NAruoxA,
BAxEs.- Several cases involving the r,gh
OF States TO tax the shareholders o.
natianal banks arc on Argument in the Su-
presne Court. They arise in the writs a
eros to the U. s. Court Of Appeals "f N
" by III" Second Natio, al Bank Of Ute.
and two New Albany Banks. Mr.. Evarts
Of New York; Mr.. Kcyn Ids and Mr.. Trc>
man Of Albany, and Mr.. Sedgwlck, Of Sy
Iacusc. appear for the Banks; AMI Mr.
Parker. 1t ALBANY, aud Mr. M~rnsn, Of U,i
CO. defend the right of the State to i'm: cs.
s"e TAX. The a'gnmcn: against the Tux was
cren.d hy Mr.. Rrynol %. The question
involved is very important enc, aud IL.
case cxciics much interest among D. rsop.
interested !" na,io,ul Banks. They are
test cases. brought up under the direction
OF tho Executive Ccnmt,cc OF Natioo nal
Banks.- Washington Letter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05
Dr. EAHTERLY'a
Universal Family Pills

Can be recommended to the afflicted with the great.
confidence bceyin them tar superior to any other
pills nuw IN use. For Liver Complaint and Dyspep-
an these Pills really invaluable They change the
visiacd secrctons of the stomach and liver producing
hcalfy action in thpsc important organs. For Female
Complaints and habitua COstivencss. they have NO
equal They can he used at all timer with perfect
safety In Bilious Intermittent and kemittcnt Fevers.
md all complaints when u purgatiye is required.
These PILE are PURELY NEGETAblE In their In
rrrdientp and perfectly HARMLESS in all their quail
tiles and are designed to he
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

They are very mild and pleasant In their operation
vet promp, and cicciua in cleansing the system
all bilious putrd and irritating matter than thu
much superior to other pills to cure the diseases in
cident to the WEST. Families try them.
ter Price - cents per box. Forty Pills IN box
KY Sold ut lr. EASTERLYS Family Medicine
Store corner of Third and Chestnut streets ST. Louis
Mo. md at ~ Madison street. Chicago, Ills.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

For the Cure Of Bilious Diseases, Sick head.
arhc. Loss Of Appetite. Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint. Cos,iveness. Jaundice. and oil
Dcrangcmrnts If the S stem where III
Ap. rient vr Ca,lartic medicine Is r. quired
THERE IS SCARCELY ANY DISEASE IN WHICH
pur.,ativc medicines not more OF lcss requires
aud much rickncsr and suffering might be prevented
were they more generally used In the WESTERN
STATES where Bilious diseases generally prevail
Catharic medicines indispensable. No person car
he well while custivc habit of body prevails besides
Il so0n produces serious and often fntal discases
whch might he avoided ny timely and judicious uss
Of proper Catharic medicine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05
Rev. JAMS p. Law, y

XIV: JA.ss z. LANE, pastor Of the Con-
EeSae,cna! church IN East wcymou,h.
Mass lstcly resigned because th., memhers
q ne ehurrh end society. contrary 10 his
se1seeeesS derive. l'crs stcd in slln~;u,
s.@'ng at fsir held 10 Mise f.,nds for ,h =
ehusch. Tia eosncil which va. c.,i.d ="
proved his eourse. and expressed d. ,hc;r
thanks 10 him ios ~ 'Aanly and CS,;. .
seand" In oppo.ition to railing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

RixDERPEsr.- advices from Eng
land are very gloomy !. regard TO tn. c,t,l,
'scasc. Something ovrr $4,000 head n
cate have died from it or been slau entered
'ccanse diseased. The pest il IN the in
crease; medical science rs yet has devised
no check,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

Ladies, Read This.
DIR. 1aOODsER.S
FEMALE CORDIAL.

This elegant and popular medicine will cu,e
ahF.nal. Complaints, suci, N Exec. siv.
Painful or suppressed ,rutn,icn. In.
corshna. or Whites, Falling Of The
Womb. and al irrreulari,j.s Of ihe
Monthly Periods. It will also bring on
the Mcnscs when checked BY Colds and
al unnatural causes,
Il FEMALES suffering under any of the aiar-h,..
ABOVE enemssstsd. rhould not ali to Gee
i Dr.. Heeper's Female Csrdlal.
n ie me uoet pleasnt ae isfniab,. ,..,,s, -.
Try Il. Price q 30 pes homie 1eo'es
Sold ~ Dr.. BASTERIYV Family 1Aa,rs.. a..
corner q Third and Chextnut street, ST. I1ni, -"
eaa " Madison street, Chicago. III. -
" 1ssterly't edtclnee ass fseea1o
n davenport By i. 3. 8atlord snX
Hitchcock 4 Stark
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

TnE National Bankers Express win tx
running in March. Ia capital is elO. OhO.-
oo0, and i,s stock is already At 10 to IL PC.
cent. premium.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05
DR.. Easterly's
DIARRHEA SYRUP

Will cure DiarrhG,. Dvsentery. Summer
Complaints. Collie. Cholera No, bus. and
nil Il. engagements vi III. Bowels. either in
Children or Adults The must pleasant
and flcc,mal RENE DIV ever discovered fOr
the Cure Of Bowel Complaint is
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05
Am NODE or 9oBArMRNr Is

AND NODE o. TREATMENT Is
rae slCaUe ~ Ree6tcSe0se.
Nc Doo0op0oooo ho secret Ambush
sf this terrible Aissass - esessninsses IT, ssss
4 rss:svss All Ne wreschea
o eIss:. a. 80. ee.e:rss:. -.
.le sley1esss 9sse A9Ssy sne ss'
% % noted ~ eor1ng the most
hspsless essss, shsa tsssy kssws means Asvs
q e.res nsy. ases a.1 PerseA.
y Catafsh. Il ~ nsss sa1eiasss asd viSlsss
"Ss e.ra sfCalssrk .r se.ses IN
-. 0ooooDo hoU new spent .
itbsius II beoeilag eithshie III dissass. He m
= SO: go: :s s:iis X. /. :I' =:
-. =. eee1sls - kaewn sArs'.
essss Tie esssssy = she 49, q TIE s.ly ire
81 49, ere 3 81 IL sfsS.
-: $1,000 reopnlss 2. g
s6aaieel 9 - es1ssss Ae1aey, q by sssdias
I'm PSoffS All rag PRESS.
49, S,.iiicr t6sesa go 1he essslsy = .
sisSlSs q CssS1fk. ne 50 ssl1 .sarssd fsee .
egeiae ~ tsssib,s dsaaeee. =: Y tAe Arse as1
~ cf VSie GsosSe6 a11a1v5 HE rsusdy ed
~, cfssssesssa = - az sss ever kscwn y
s.ssit-I5hs:y. !. 81 7; p33[ s.ss; 49,. -.
skeSs hnilr yhyssses ~ 0ssdals We sss
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05


No diseases TO which the human b,y Il Liable an
better entitled to the st.nos, VI the .philanihropi.
an lie consequent on the irrit tiOn produced BY
krss y m adult the h very frequently o, erloOk
cd and consequently the proper remedy h mt auulie
But hen the patient b M infant II the d.ease s mi
Whole part. 10 SOME 0iher Cause. Il 0uxht here Il
be particularly remarked. that ah ugh but few wufn
m3 exist IN child, and howsoever quiescant they
nny have been previously. ma sooner Is the consttn
invaded by uiy Of the numerous train Of diseases
to which infancy Is exposed, than II IL fesrfuy aug
meptcd BY their irritation Hence II too feqcunty
hsppens that disease otherwise ty managed ~
proper remees when aggravated BY tfat cause hid
dr6ance 10 treatment. ndicious in other respects Bat
overlooked And even Ia eas.s oi gresarr yisaen,e
potent aud prompt remedy be posscssed 30 that they
coad be ezIelled without lsj II time, which 3 !,
| 6y proper remedies, eycn-handed. with success
SYMPTOMS v HIGH CANNOT NE NiSIAKEN.-
The cvnnisasance pale and lcaden color with coca
eksl Aushes or uinscrbed spot IN 0s,r " bAh
cheeks the eyes become dull: The pupils dilstc an
azure sen,itiys runs along ths Iowcr cysiid ths
nse !. srrisassd. sress; and sometimes bleed. swell
ming or thi0oneg 81 ne eafs; IN unusual secretion o.
saliva; slimy . furrsd tDugee breath very hui
ss so11en IN Win %s saax :psss !,
vii. 1t others entirely gone Beeting pains 10 III -.
occasional na.,sss ssd vtmsting violent psipe
co-tivc; stools slimy, Lot unirepueny tireed Witb
blood belly swollenend hard urine tnf6id reuuira.
tiOs occasionally dtculs, and scDspssisd - ~.
ard Disturbed sleep. with wrnding II the teeth le1.
per variable, but generully irisabe, &C.
Wherever ihe a9ove y inpeuns ars foand to sxist,
Dr. Acix, me-. Veniiuee may be depended spon to =
The universal success which has attended The "a.
minissn.al1 Q, ~ Daepsfeen, hes been such = to
TURN THE Money ~ every instance ~hereh proves
iprarqs.l peosieed 'heaxnptqnn amending he sick
ss1 heinz sss ~ csu.e Il 49,: e - - q
given in serict aCcosdasce wiGAlhe 1(feaiSSa. ! =
Ne pledge oa.elves 40 the public that Dr. Lance
that Il Il innocent prepafutSon spd nT Cnnsble n
doing The slightest injury 70 the most tender innt
Objections.
Give child ftum TIVE 10 ten yeap olA tea-a.nonfAl
IN o. much swcetcned wuter evefy morniur srtine:
i purges through the %. wen bat 81, sspsse
rt sso less ISi III so%a ss.oS ~ NJ. e s~o Dr.
spooniuis. - 49, n II.
Assoss If Csxste.Es;ts. end ~ srt;el>s M.
porting T. h D.. Aetaaes.
The great popsiesisy. Il Dn Ncf.ANHs GENUINE
to aitcanpt pal.lng upoa ~ psblc ccunicssi snd b.
s mud PsssSs.en III psss ~ siies'Ia % Is s.
i, 4 :. e. :i: s.::: f. =: 81
-; = =; ss:. = ~; &C., :: e y:
miise, ~ Ivsf rnlB. f1en1hx Bros, Piuce
ISis wafer mara ean b sssA y hsSii1s % g pisss
> ~ Lvss pnss have ths naass s>napsd - ~ -
OF ihe boz, b red was. u
PRtkAmD ONLY BY
FLEMING DRO OTHERS.
.s - q PIllsbafg, raw .ada.a
usle 1Drsprsetess II toe11pSfs
liver ISll6s, ves1n11960 49, pf
n.oH6 DoA1s0n6es S. a., &
sOLu ~ D9ALtRS 1vERYwa911y.
j nls-diyncu4sAss. ~@
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

TnERs arc one hundred and thirty eight
bachelors in the British House Of C.m
mOne.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05
DR.. EaSterly'S Diarrh9a Syrup

II has been iEoro lghly te ted and found INFAI-
LIABLE CT X T. Tor these dangerous complaints II II
tn. best medicine IN the world for Children when
e.thing Price IS cents per bottle.
sR- SOLD at DR. +. EASTEKl.Y l. cos. Family
Medicine Store. or Third and Chestnut streets
ST. Louis, and ~ Madison street. Chicago, LII.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05
Here is sp eci'ncn { { fast skating. Ca,

any Of our voungtcrs beat it.?
Tip" Prcn,isss. son OF Gen. Pren,iss,
the other day made upon skates the run
from Quincy to Lagrange. fourteen miles in
nt'ee" minutes. Resting thirty minutes
Pc made the return trip in Rfty. five min
etes. thus making the cntirc twenty eight
m';es IN orc hour and forty Ave minutes.
ana oesng absent two hours and quarter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

sr1FlE41faT &YA
g ouja HAAAL sA "a
wan Care CeagAs, CoSAe, Asenaa
COooo0p0lo9, Nre0en1oeos enece
SiG0Of 06oo0s Rn1a An e4r Ne
ase1 $780, S.ynee Ss nTSsrss
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TINE MOST rERfgs:T. PLEASANT AND
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hi. n.d,e,.. Immediately sfdfs.A. coo6n
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il purely vesssSbis il ito inarsdiesss. and per:
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plsasOat ~ the most delicate cordial IL hes essn
IN general uss for the last ten years
WINTER COUGH.
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can be etFectuaiiy cured By the ssss
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II warns, mosstens and stimulates the whole
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Coughs, Gods, and Diseases Of the Cunss
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| 81. Louis, Mo-. and ut their branch Store W Mad
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