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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-04-19

"TnE HOUSE" WHAT IS A Quo.
RUM THE Journal Of Commerce dis
cusses this now very important ques-
tion-what is a House Of Congress !?
And what is quorum Two-thirds of
the House can override a veto,-but,-
What is two-thirds of the House Of
Representatives or of the Senate? The
proclamation of the President has de-
clared the pacifcation of various States
Those States have not seeded from the
Union, because they could not, either
legally or by forcible resolution. Are
the Senator's and Representatives of
those States to be counted in consider
ing what is the House? They have
been elected but their seats are refused
them. Can majority in Congress ex.
clude members elected, and by so doing
reduce the number forming the House,
so that quorum shall consist a MAORI.
ty only of those admitted to seats, and
two, thirds shall be countd only as of
those who are in their seats -Er.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-04-19

The requisite machinery for its enforce
mont. T., as the radicals contend, they
are not States in the Union, then the
Civil Rights Bill is dead letter, for
want Of proper officers to execute it.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-04-19
Official decapitation is soon to G

Official decapitation is soon to oc-
cur very plentifully, if we may take as
premonitory symptom the rumored re-
moyal of several Government officers in
the West. On Thursday, the late in.
cumbent of the Collectorship of the
Pittsburg District was removed and ex-
Gov. johnson, of this State, appointed
by the President to fill the vacancy.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-04-19
NEWS SUMMARY,

ri. -,
lho 'I.I to reimburse the sam OF
Ss'','y' 10 the state oil f9hnSy'Yanja
or expenses incurred dnriug the war,
~ ofgah'z'n' a!I 'IWrrinG troops ha,
"s''' ''ih mousse. at Congress, ard
"''A approved ~ the President and is
t'g;e nee ore a law
os,5 ,.5 stanton Carroll S.ocun, Lin
''''' i',,9n stevens, Renoand sumner
,uf'"""@iaS baaalngton have been
".im'Ht'eL The buildings will be sold
~ aocAor, and the Ian! returned to the
owners
a large numoer OF Post OLiccs in
" -h'~'5iSsPP1 were on the Iolh lust. or
"'[g' u be r.a9,Peoneq.
=, ION. l'aH'e, :. Dickinson OF New
'IN Is "ead' lle was one OF the
.,oU''',tn' |, men OF the nation. At the
''Hc ,, ol II" oeat" nc held the position
VI , I,.'n t,., N'a'es attorney for the i1as-
.Ji" .r "'5''''' Oh Nc" ork. lie was
.... 80 |',''l'' TO-, '"'%( ioFmda1ic compe-
''' i'' me l.rfuDhcan uemlna'lon ior
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-04-19

BB-The President has dissolved the
last military commission that Gisgraced
the soil Of this Republic. This is what
the people have been wanting for
long time.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-04-19

@The most dangerous bats that
fly. Brickbats,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-04-19
NEW ADTER TISENEN rs.
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Send for circulars and see the liberal
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No. 1874 S. Third St., Philadelphia.
TXECUTORS NOTICE. - WHEREAS,
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Of Daniel Hewitt, late of Jay township, Elk
county decd, have been granted to the
undersigned, All persons indebted to the
said estate, are requested to make immedi-
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against the same, will present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
WM. 3. HEWITT,
JOSIAH w. MEAD,
Apr-l2'66 -6t-pd. Executors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-13

f,of.rOu pEwrsl sssorfarTor --fo On ovtrOs
sr,.s. o.. y az. y-.ler- n L.li.,,, fs,'ss
f,-sr b. c.rs~sA.a rhss 90 srnlses 80 80 q -
&c. |, I .@sff. V.s-s 10 go " t-~~~< isssisa,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-13

. BEAUTIFUL sgr WIN rLvxgsD 10 riLi OF
"A bqiio- shs@ts 49, fss.rs Sal y - -
sssnss- sors tsas o. .sy-fsg' ssass' as ~ - srst
e. eg<tus astsfsefica rissa ~ ~ $780, -
gulfss L@asA.f re ssssiftss " frsf1es - -
ininis,s'st asy -itsost s'y. e..fE 49,. Il.
FNssa Dsrusi Cot tets ST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-13

TLOAKMARERS wANTED-ALSO BuTTOsHOIR
" makers; but class hands need apply can f0r
three Days at Charlotte q. Smiths, ll2 Broadway corner
Of 26th Al.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-13
SPORTING.

t'hAN'ls HITLER NO PECK SLIP HAS ALL THE
choice .rcrhs q Dogs Buffers Infallbis Mango Cure
ana feA hhterlnnHt9r 70 cents Hutlcrs tho
dog o.. Dogs boarded. trained 4e Medicines for all dis
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24

Poisoning dogs has become very fashion
aols in Fairfield, - We learn from the Led
ger.
Lee county il sporting the heaviest har-
veet Of wheat which il has had in 20 years
See Plain Dealer.
The Libraey Association Of Mussotius
have accumulated several hundred vo)uUeo
and are getting along finely. See Jss,ssl
The Post O6aces at Dawson, Humboldt,
and White Closd, 10 this Stats, have besl
discontinued.
Eight dogs wess rseeatly attacked In Bur
6ngton with . strange distsmpef, and bark,
Cd their last bark. Bully for Strange Die.
tsopsti See Assaasvs.
The LEGAL q he Dubuqus Herald had Z
recent raes With bed>br : which be reports
70 have bssn - go % mad turtle +
The bog came eut ahead, end disappeared
Ia picturesque aperture in the bsd-posk
George W. Haislstt, Of the Winneshiek
RSgisssr, has totally lost the use Of one eye,
and the other 10 10 prscarious condition.
Speaking Of the love which be hears to The
editorial profession, he says:
"Whsn NC can no longer recognise the
eaee Of man, or hook out upsu tLs beautiss
Of nature, " ask respectfully, to bs rslisv.
I'd OF lifs's PLEASURES and duties. The click
Of the typss the rattling Of presses, and The
aoiss generally Of printing oaiee. l. music
TO 10, and whom We cannot Gee and b il
such plaee. we shall no longer ask 70 live
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24

Among the finery display Cd BY An aristo>
efatie wedding party In Paris lately was .
small parasol, the extremity Of which vas
tipped with an soerald, worth thirty thous.
and dollars.
In the late lire at Portland safes Of nearly
oil descriptions proved worthless in most
eases, when unprotected, and the few which
did not fail we're probably saved By circuu.
stances. II is judged from this that vaults
only, built from The ground, are entire
reliable.
Miss Alice Smith. Of Spring Hills, Logan
county, Ohio, aged 10, fell into veil atty
eight lest deep, On he 17th ultime, and was
esund Ct ~ bottom quite deed. She wsG
standing on her head when reached, her
neck broken, hole made in her skull, and
her body badly bruised.
A passenger train On the Atlantic and
Greet Western Railway ran OF the track
twenty miles east Of 4eadville On Monday,
and three or fouf cars were smashed. The
1rsoan va killed. and large number Of
pessons we've injured.
The hose q Charles whiting, ct Bris>
tol, Conn, was struck By lightning on the
ssh. Instantly killing M. v. and Sic con,
and sefisusly, psshaps fatally, injuring bic
wife. The dwelling Of George Fairbanks,
in Hudson, Mass, Was also struck killing
bic danghtes, assd thirteen, and prostratinS
The ether inmates q tia hesss.
Ne. Janss Shsa, fich I'D bachelor u
s. Louis, died rsesatly leaving The Request
q one hundred thousand dollars 20 the hos.
pital Of the Sisters Of Charity IN that city,
10 which institution, whan poor and friend.
lees, be had received medical care and nurs.
Ing. ..--
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24
VAJLY DEMOCRAT.


- .:.N.,
IRON she As'ksk ceessns1.
Ten yeess go there rssiasd q AI 70.
eas, - ~ Seoaes yeussg eisegy =: ~
oAne q hasian. vhs sonsumes psseseso,
~ .esoe chief eastness - eseenine
eeesel 10 ~ n Plsasaot Ceuegs o 49,
y Of Precce!y 49, q vsOO yses. ne
dreeese eIsinl! ana am sanily iiveo ee'1-
Ceaeeily y t.aans soeoe sose esseeee =
~ e,sss q ~ 80 100. ~ osssey ~
~ essees. : re1isAn ieesaesese oo =
ses e sne Amsese.e Cenessse. - - e.
sesose enpe.teaa,n9 eassgvsaa essuo.e
neee Psspesuoee ~ ofee.. eqwpcse' ssvie,
- :s,esoe - 80 o. ;aIe. ne ou..s ~ :
essoN leeseeece 10 ~ f1ceeees d 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24

The poo<ponement OF this ensAprise has been
mads imperative from several Sses, the most
prominent Of which is thst, ovid, 10 the mauni.
tsde o. the undertaking. and u short time Il.
lettsd 10 NE proprietvrs. they I'D from 1900
10 %, 90 Tickets on hand. or in De hands Of our
Agents, watch have not been dposed Of. The
eniespsiss has involved an and 81 Of labor ana
expsase, which none but those tilsrly engaged
cai couprehend. Over &s,oeJ ave been ex.
pended By the propristors in anting, adver.
Using, licenses, rents, office he md incidental
expenses, which 10 guarantee P.ths faith they
have IN the experiment Of distgoutiug nearly
One Hundred Thousand Dollak among those
who purchase tickets for the Cdeert. Dur en-.
terprise he's met with unparsll< ia success, far
outseripPing any similar undert &)ng ever before
insusursted in The Northwest. Fie1, with this
large number Of tickets in the knds Of Agents
scattered oil through the State Of Wisconsin.
Minnesota and Iowa. the p-ot4Stcrs would q
much dislike 70 hold this num(b Of tickets and
eome 10 - Competitors for thdsills to be dis
tsibuted, ~ would those Who bve purchased
their tickets.
Il 10 desirable thss every ,ickj Iheuld be clos.
ed oct before the Concert, thus guaranteeing 70
lhoss Who have % freely and sishly embarked
u the enterprise with 10 fail nd honorable
dealisg. 70 the eni that no pcsdle blame can b
attached 70 the props1etors. r. play and Jus.
tice 70 Ticket HOlders 10 our ai4 and We are de-
termined 10 10 conduct this e1trprise that we
nay cone 70 the thousands Of D6dine men and
women throughout these StateA ne second time
and receive their patronage l. . similar but
more magnificent enterprise.
We have been requested By ssveral OF our
Agents TO postpone our Conce1t antil after har.
vest, assuring rs that thou &rds would then
purchase tickets who are unable do 30 At pres.
emit. The wish to give oil ~ opportunity 70
avail themselves Of the benefits PRESENTED in our
enterprise. has been another indtrement 70 make
The postponement. The large lind which has
eceumulated from the sales Of tikets has been
seeureiv invested until needed 4 make the nee
essary purchases Of goods 70 be attributed, and
not dollar Of y will be misapprt,riated
Nov let our Agents. and I'll wio receive this
Circular. bestir themselves, aua be ready to
make their reports BY the lst Of August Al the
fsrthest, that we may have time 10 close up our
books. and be prepared to make orr distribution
on the 9th. Is there will positively ~ no further
poetponement, whether the tickets are Ill sold or
not.
u At the suggestion Of several or most
pr0miaent business 0en, We hsye deposited in
the First National BAnk Of Milwaukee, the money
for the cash prizes, subject to II. order Of ticket
holders drawiag prizes.
.A~A. A. -A1 IN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24
PA C1FlC MO IT Ell,
l9o. n92. l7A 4 ne lieenvviCh n.

(oas SQUARE WEST or BROADWAY, } nafwERx couas.
LANDr AND DYs sTREErs, NEW YORK.
JOHN PATTEN, Jr.. Proprietor.
THE PAclvc HorEL is well and widely known
i TO tine travelling public. The location 70
especially suitable TO merchants and businsss
men; il 10 in close pro ximty the business part
Of the city--is on the highway Of Southern and
Western travel-snd adjacent 70 all the principal
railroad and steamboat depots.
The Pacific has liberal accommodations for 800
guests il iswell furnished, and possesses every
modern improvement for the comfort aud enter
tainment OF its inmates. The rooms are spacious
and well ventilated; provided with gas and wat
Or; the attendance is prompt and respectful; and
the table is generously prosid with every del.
icacy Of the season.
The subscriber who, for the past few years,
has been the lessee, is sole proprietor and
intends TO identify himself thorough, with the
interests Of his house. " tn long experience ~
. hotel keeper. he trusts. BY moderste charges
and . liberal policy, TO maintain the favorable
reputation Of tae Pacific Hotel.
n B.-To prevent overcharge by tachmen, the
coaches of the Hotel are owned BY the proprie-
tor. (sep7-dly) JOHN PAfTEN. u.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24

All scrofulous persons suffering from General
Debility, Emsciaiion. Dyspepsia, and Dropsy Of
the limbs, abdomen, and in the female, Dr0psy Of
the ovariss and wombs. generally accompanied
With Inflammation and liberation Of the Uterus,
ere permanently cured by Conatitutioa Life Syr-
~. The disease known - Goitre or SweIled
Neck, the Life Syfup will reoove entirely. The
remedy should Be taken for some time, - the
disease 10 cxccedingly chronic and stubbern, and
will not be removed without extra effort.
TumOrs Of the Ovaries, Turner's Of the Breast,
and swelling Of other glands Of the body will Be
completely red.ced without ressstins 70 Ne
knife. or operations Of any kind.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24

l.UDl.AM. HALE 4 CO.
Room Ne. !. Jssess Block, r. d. Drarer 40
MILWAUKEE,
TICKETS FOR SALE
At Plummer's Book store.
Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24

SPKBR'0 SAMBUR0 PORT W1NB
Cseeeaos4 = 1asues ~ NJ us1irlral ~ hsssneiA
Su.lniea hlAly stewscd b smincns physciaas. uerd
q ~ - = essops md Ksnsslea.
ASA1QNlC-kha ~ w equal. CAusilig ~ appetite,
= 0alldl ~ !hs systesn. being cntily purr wlns
A A DlCRkf1C III imparts aheallhy actiou cfiho
Dsups0, S1aal ~ 1heunlaalr adsssirae
6rkHB WINE y purc articlr lsUas IL JuloeCo
~ rogt 0saps. ruscssIug medical propslsses sspe.
~ y ~ Oef wins In usc. and eaeellcut agtjcoQ
- 81 vcak and dcntitascd prrscns and tnc aGcd -
-. eapscving tAe appetite and Revealing iAlss
~ oGoodse0.
Mn \ saee, and yos Wili not ,,e deeslvsA,
- suse ~ slgnatarc Of AiSaxp sssR b eyss
ocuse q eoch hottie. .A -~
oeoA By dsugges and all nrst Glass dealers, Who an
~ the CASTI1l.A lpftT BItANpy, chcicc N
sss!ese tsgortcd caly by Mr. srccr direct nom tAe
No. ss1s s.ppsed ~ Wholesale drusEisls IL NV
yuee. nne1po. Philadelphia and ~ lcub. Ard J.:
A. WEIR. . ~ vtndyard b New Jcrscy. lrinct
~ O0c.. - huoduey. Neu I0sk
~ - = 11ys1ecstty uANR1sON 4 STARkS
Meoseean end heeAn Dtwxgiste DrcldAfy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24
Nip the Evil In the Bud.
Wr. WHITTIER.
l6l South CLARK Street Chacn9o. I'M.

Has Tor many yesrs made ~
" trsatmsnt Of psivaas dissassshil
r |busisass ed study. Syphilis
|in oil its forms, elect end Strie-
~ lures. Particular sttentios CIV.
- y 20 70 old standing eesss. vhish
wsss 6SSnsfly considered issufabls. Alss ~
eject Of solitary habit. both ruinous TO the BODY
and mind snd produce some Of the following Of
tects.- Biotehes. Constipsaioa, loss Of menosys
pain IN the small Of the back-ean be fully re-
stored to health. Consultatiou free.
Charges moderate, and cures guaranteed
Post Office Box, 1884. All letters With stsap
answered.
P.S.-All business strictly eon6dsntial. Of.
fec hours from A. =. until r. \. Ssb10d4wtf
PHILOSOPHY OF MARRlAGE.-The Proprietos
Of the New York Museum Of Anatomy have deter.
nined issue ce, four Of leif noet 6seruc4ve Ice
turee ON Marriage and IL dlsQual1eotlons Nervous
anlPhyscal Debility, Pfematire Decane Of Manhood,
Indigestion, Weakness q Depscesi0n, lmp0tency.
LOes Of Energy end Manly f0wsf ~ great Social Evil
and thoes maadies which result fun youlal f0llies
excess Of maturity. OF ignorsnee q fhyaology and
laws Of nature.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means Of
ennghtening and eAyng Thousands, and will b for
wafded nee on receipt of lbus staape b. odreesag
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merrlck,s Sugar COate0Pllos

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SUBSTITUTE rOA
CA1OMgL-
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THY 3u90
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YlNEEleR { wIls0Q'S
SEWING MACHINES

~ "a .s: - kSsssc9lsr E. e
fret II charge,
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CLOTHING 6rORH.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24

= Npoclol Notice @ Loo1eOs
ns an important that ladies ahoulA have peepa-
rstioas .peessny aaIpeed r eomgaanss e whies
se afs 81 ~, e. VIZ
made this treatment his special etudy.
Dr. A. NJ. MAURnCDAU.
RrOSeoeOr o. D6oeooeo Of OoNomen
has been In cxtcnuve and saccessfn Practice tot NJ
.p:.l. a -. = known = 'Asusaads q Iaa'ss
ssThe Married Wsnan's Private
Msdlesl Csnpanlsa,"
ORE H.sa..hsa |. iss, se's..!!y ,ss.sesd sss ss
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poesessk. Every husband sAoald hssem. III ~
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cure q oil spscal daicstes. irrcsnlasisse - OBJ
iii parts q he united States coessK Nm VIII tIe
greatest csaAdence and certainty u success.
CAUTION TO LADIES.
,. p no; %Is,ss sP z - ss1e .::se,s 81
"Drnps as ps%ed upSs ~ s.,saloss - iSsss
health, qis .esi: can s.s3 iss 80 wszs
ea.a ses. "a :" ss:;S $3.50 ssisa q ''
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or euppressiOn Of naturc, hun whatever Cause, can
rely upon his celebrated
PORTUGUESE FENALE MONTHLY PILLS
reliable epecinc ~ ladies'. Pheasant 10 III tnsee
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24

ihe most straight and
stubborn hair u either ssx Into wavy f1o - 1sayy
massive curls. Hns beoe uscd b. ~ 1b111hles Of
PRis and London, with The most pal1fyihg fegults.-
Dses no Injury - he heif Prce b nil eeo1sd I'D
dress, BRR0ER, 0DUTTD = CO., Cheu1geA, II. -
River street, foy. n 7. BOB Agents Soe ~ Unlts1
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speclAl MoTlcao.

eeec.AA MoI.oas.
fNe GREAT ene) l3N Re0enY
SIN JAMRe GA RKgO
Celebrated Female PIN.
srsr.tsrcm pseseripsiun q esr J. clark +. D.
Ills Invaluable medicine Z snhiiine n a. - =
fSsss eJss astaI mi a.sSsrcu, d!sss y 49, =
,,ss c ' oil ccssrucsioas. and spcsdy csss 30
TSS MARRIED a.AOpEs
III: peculiasly ssissd lwuL 10 sAsss ss.s. tss.e
EacA sctils. prier Gns isiiss. Sssss - 0,.uu~~,
stanp u Great Britain to prrvcni cuun1sr5Sltiss.
CAUTION. yt
These Pills should pot Be- taken By Fcmsi,a au,,s
sAe FiltSf TflRER MONTHS n rfrrnsncy. - m
sss sarc 70 erax On A0raSs, but 4 asy oiAse sius
u all carss Of Nerous Spinal Aitc,icns. Psinsi.
- Hack and Limbs Fatigue SaslgMt caesticn, PsrI
Uili sbct cure whes I'll c1hss noam have hilcd ~
alshyugh powerful rcnedy, DO noe egntain ira, Oh
snsl, sniii'csy. 2 myAls Auss1ll g - su:slis..
package ~A's sc s1sq ~ < Al tfrfs gs;ss'd
Sole ASsn. g The Us!isl State: - CsnaSaa
n. D.-si and pcstsgc stamle saclorrsi b any =
lAorisrd Agent. WI ensure hottie. cnatsninI Ft0
Pllls. BY return nail. ncStdAwly
DBe. MATERIALLY
q A Il A II II H s n u EE.
This anat - proved selftc be ths bsse astise tusvo
for curing the CasArsh, Cold 10 the Heed and hssAaso
4 has sern tOand an s.eeens REMEDY IN many eao II
n has one bern ersa y i.pssv:l Sssssss.
Il h fr:rsnt ass sNssahss 80
0lves Immediate 0cleef
the doll heavy palas caused By AeaDes cf w. hoo
ne sensations ass USING ayo AeitnAaAn ed nvtaoe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24
POUTRoNEA 0ENT
or rHR
1oYth-We stern
GIFT CONCERT

TIE PfcPrs - The syrrea Nor hvestern
Gil CencStt wesch was 10 have takes place i
the New nusae Hall in the City e M,lsaukee.
on Thursday nvsaing. Isaac 4%h. havs becn
public seseraliy the Postpone eas Il shei. Con- nv
cert 10
1As'rsS1D, sass. ~, lsos.
Al sAssA time n VII posi,i,.,. t.ke n,... :.
heretofore asnounced. q The P''ss' -
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ron AL. FORnaD o.
wLcEaarIve DISEASES,

gahsr q sfsAs Ness, 1hsosA. spis:, xesshse9
MOTH PATCHES upoa NE female lhse depond.
Ing upoa diseased 6sti,s q the Lvcs. sfe vssy
bottles q Ceastiiutioe Life Syrnp yin eorreet
The seeeetiea, ~ rs0ove The aspesit which \
directly uAlef ~ ekin.
Il Diseases ef NE Liver, giving iss - leagUee,
Di1sioess, isdigestiss. Ws9k 6SenoeA, - - -
eonpoaied WITH burning q sthee unPlsasa1t
syheAsns Win b relieved By The - u Csss>i:
tntioa Life 6yrup.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24

NEpiiepaic Fits, Sympathetic or Orgasic Dis
o. sss :,
" Of ~ Hear Csse, and ~ ths a4seaissse q this
important 0rgan. (psrsons Suffering from any
acute pain in the region Of the hearty will Be
greatly relieved By Constitution LifeSyrup.
Deekeu Devn an Delieate ConslIlueens
Ha6irise ffeo lsdispoaitioa y 9xsstiss, Paia
in the Bsck, Loss d Memory, forebodings, Hof::
visioe, Hot ska end 84tseaisies, Want q
Sleep. hssslesssess, Pale, Haggafd Cosnseeeass,
and lsassitude Of the Muscular System, I'll -.
auirst Tie id ofths Cosslitutisn Lie Syrup.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24
Rlc hlmOnd House.
lLArE ISLAND HOUSE,
MACklNAW.

Capt. n. VAN ALLEN, lsropsr.
THIS HOUSE HAS UNDERGONE A THOROUGH
change. been moved 100 feet back from the street
to elevated ground commanding fine view OF the
Islands and waters through which the commerce u
our Great Lakes pass also capacity 0f house much
enlarged and put in thorough repair for business
will open Arst Of june next Tor the reception Of guers
Steamboats, leave Chicago, Buffalo and Sarnia Can
ada) daily for this place touching intermediate 0Fts
Horses and Carriages Sailing and Fishing Boats
furnished at short notice. jy13-dlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24
y ESTER.F HOTEL.

- ESTER.s' HOTEL.
Nos. >, IL, Is l. Is CORTLANDT STREET
NEW YORK CITY
D. d. WINCHESTER 4 T. d. WIxcassSRa PaoP's.
THE CENTRAL BUSINESS LOCATION OF
this Hotel. our Iowa friends will lind cspeci.
ally edapted TO their convenience, being coniigu-
Gus 70 all the western Rail Road and Steamboal
sndings. "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24

Either Of the ace, Neck, Or Female Breast, nd
should be taken q sosa = Ne swelling u detect
ed, THIS preventing their breaking, aad psedse.
ing troublesome Discharging Sofes. which dis
nsure 30 many Of the younger portion Of the
community, from elk 70 twenty yeass Of ags.-
fosug children are very subject 70 Disohargss
from the BARS, which depesds upon Scrofaloas
constitution. These cases soon recover by taking
afew doses Of the Life syrup. s.nx.: