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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20

Az. Words Of Common sense.

How..ew there arc whc not sihieci 10 some AZ
lection o. the 'unas respiratory organs. who. Il,
neeeeine prcsnoniiofs symptoms aggrasate The com
Iialni. unt disease sirkee its shafts. causing ires-
prc-sinc tprrie u the patient anG anxiety and dis
trees to frond-. souly colf&A - slight sorc
throat" il the heeilics fcmarl. cf MANY when 20
affected Yc- comfy eod.' ~as tho thonglitlcs-
expression of thons ands whom death has marked for
Ill pres.
T,r.varula Iorca1med shocid DC the MOTTO for
ever a. the nlnGs .. Mi subject Ia Coughs Colds O.
tarrh or Influenza Words Of advice should h. cei-
81 by al =u'cre-s OF Asthma. Bronchitis. cansump-
ton. Rel'-f j. within their rcsch ard " ne-'ectci
fatal consequences cnsue-a life Of misery-a daily
| there can be hut one victor-Deathi
Docs II not appa, the strongest mind, TO think Of the
result caused BY neglect Then why delay What
excuse can b. offered when timely warning Is sound
cd in your cArss When the danger Is pointed out.
why not avoid it, MAxspEs's PEcronAL BALM has
been used with in nearly million Of cascs.
and is endorsed Ivy the medical Faculty as the mos,
prompt and ccacious remedy that scientific research
has discovered relieve and cure all cases Of Colds
Coughs. Iniucnsa, and Consumption, II the case II
not beyond al hope. Even when the sufferer lie in
the last stages he will find relief by using this prep
ara,ion. One bottle will convince the moi ncredn
lous, that the merits of this preparation by nc
means exaggerated In fact fall far short IL the en-
logies bestowed upon II by thousands who have been
cured by Its timely use A guarantee accompanies
each bottle, and dealers instructed in every In
stance 10 refund tho money, when this preparation
, fails 10 relieve.
Prepared by r w. Marsdcn, is7 broadway, New
Yo,k and for salc by all Druggists. Price, 81 pc
bottle. III iiNIIAMs n VAN ScHAACK. AM
FULLER. FINCH 4 FuLLEP, Agents. Chicago.
Ailcock's Porous ls1nsiers.
wHooPISG Cot'GH CURED.
taynga, IIinde County, Miss.
II. ArrcocK & co.-Gcntemcn Please send m
another six dozen of your Porous Plasters They mr.
in great demand here for Whooping cough. They nc
like harm. could have sold two dozen this wee
e | IL had had them. Send ~ soon a. possible Al,
/ obire. Yours respectfully,
JOHN l. WILLIAMS, T. VI.
' ASTHMA CURED.
= Mr. William May, Of ai5 Spring street New Yorl
writes. Jan. 1856; have been afflicted with as I'm
Tor upwards OF ten years receiving no benefit fro
= medical men. was advised by friend To try one
Allco1ks Porous Iiartcrs. ] saii, had tried scve
nj Kinds of piasters without any benefit and suppos<
they were ni alike. My friend gave mo one OF Al
9 cocks, and urged me to use II did 80, and ma,
myself better than have been for many years
Agency, Brandrch House. New York. Sold I
1 Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20

"a, :.
The report Of The Commissioner Of Asr-
culture for September in regard to crops,
only gives their status OH the LIST OF August
last. The rains and frosts since that tire
have sadly intcrfcrcd with the bright pros>
poets indicated 1t that timo for the stand
ing crops. especially corn. For the States
OF Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Kansas and
Nebraska, the average yield then promised
was over onc-eenth more than that Of 1863
but il is altogether probable that an. .,.o,,n,
Of sound corn cribbed in these States will
DO one -iourth less than III 1866. Notwith-
standing al this, however, there will be
abundance and to spare for the stock OF
those States, depend upon it, especially MS
s1e report gives an average Of an increase
oil the hay crop harvested Of fraction over
one tenth above the excellent crop of 1865.
VI wheat harvested, the report presents an
increase in the States named, Of ono. fifth
over the crop Of 1865; Of barley, onc.ten,h
more; and Of rye. small fraction more
The Commissioner estimates the probable
crop OF the Union for 1866 y the lar cef
ever known-morc than thousand millions
Of bushels. VI stock hcgs, an increase over
1865 IS reported in Maryland, Ohio. Ind.
ana, Minnesota. Iowa, Missouri. Kansas. Ms
well as . slight increase in Kentucky. An
average in Connecticut, New York aud Now
Jersey. and nearly an avcra sc in Illinois and
the New England States.
IL aud
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20
NEW YORK.
FIRST PREMIUM
s-TrRDyED
IS N ( Ss 3 < SSE, So

THE EMBODIMENT OF
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"ror the Drsssmakef Il 10 inv alnahle; for the
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This machine surpassee all others W. have
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the running stitch exactly like the hand sewing
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All persons Who buy or offer for sale imitation
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low priced Machine secured BY parent
Single Machines sent TO any part Of the conn
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20
Worth Ono Million Dollars,
10 Fss. SOLD AZ ONE spOsIAR
EACH. WITHOUT RE.
GARD To VALUE.

-" Aot Z" W rAip foG riiI You KNOW WHAT Toy ARR
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CATALOGUE
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$40 Solid Silver Hunting Lever Watches no IN ~,
2u Silver Dinner sets - in, a IN,
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acoo SILVER Fruit urn- ...............3... Is 10 70
2mn Silver Butter Coolers .......-.... s0to ~
1000 Silver Ice Pitchers 49,. ........ ~ 10 ~
5n1 Silver Goblets. Gold Lined . =. IL IT, ~
1n,,W1 Gold Pens, Silver Pencil Cases. -. to II
s.Vn Dozen Silver Tea Spoons ..,....... Il Ia 20
a,u1 Dozen Silver Dessert Spoons. ~ TO 50
ten Large Size Magic Spring Lockets 10 to 70
isn First Class Sowing Machines ........ 20 to -
Sets Of Jewciry. Guard and Vest Chains, Spring
All the above list of goods will bc sold for one dol
lar ench Certificates Of all the various articles sta
ting what each one can have, arr first put into
vclopes. scaled up. aud mixed and, when ordered.
taken ont without regard to choice. and sent by
mail, thus giving all fair chance On rcceps II the
Certificate you viii see what you can have, and then
il Is at option to send dollar and take the
ticlo ornut.
Single 20 Cents Each.
One Certificate may obtain you Gold Watch. Ser.
vice OF Silver Plate, any other valuable article
THERE WILL M NO ELANKr.
PACKAGES OF CERTIFICATES
viii be sold 10 Clubs, Schools, Agents etc, NJ the
following rates:
One Certificate, sen, to any address by mail ..s %
.N.rtmeueS. ........'.. .s...--.. 1900. W
II Ccrtincatcs +....................y
30 cer6catse with Premium ................ ~
60 Certificates with premiiim}. ............iO
100 Certificates with premuml, .........l3 ~
fcrird satisfaction guaranteed In all cases. Goods
not pleasing the tastes or fancy Of our customers will
be exchanged free OF cost
Agents and others will be allowed 10 cents each
certificate ordered ly them, providing not less than
five ordered Al time. Agents will collect Is
cents furcach cert ste and remit Is each to u.s.
Address all ortr.a to-
s. &. RICHARDS 4 CO,
AGENTS WANTED i02 Nassau St.. New York.
iune l2-lA wbnl.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20

Mnrrfnxc and CelllDncy, an Essay
OF Warning aud Instruction for Young Men. Also.
Diseases and Abuses which prDstratc tho vital powefp
with sure means Of relief. Sent free Of charge in
liotGIlToN, Howard Association Philadelphia,
pa. .,vts -a..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20
Flourish Of Trunlnpcts
proclaim its success, that standard article,
cHRIcTAnnEn'S NllR nvE

. now lar ahead oil any preparation Of its Glass;
People Of Fashion, at length thoroughly understand
the terrible entaied by the use of me-
tac and caustc preparation. and rdmit the superior
ity oi this famous vegetable Dye, Manufactured by J.
CiiRiSTADORO, Astor House, New York Sold
hy Druggists. Applied by all Hair Drcssers.
TnkRr is no. hing more certain 10 prevent female ir
reguarics than DR.. Nclpaus Female Pills They
will in all cases n return of monthly sickness
without which no unmarried lady can enjoy perfect
health. sod by all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20
Marching 81, +!

Constantly advancing in public favor, throughout the
United States. the British Colonies and spanish
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20

The BaOg crop Ofalse vNess..l'ro~.
pecss for Next Packing season.
The following circular relative to the ap-
preaching packing season has just been
published by one Of our leading houses in
IL, 4. nAn,.iS ArnIu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20
Medical Advice Free.

Al those who are suffering ffua ..epermatotrhna-
are in doubt - to the exact nature q tAeie euusj
snanM send At once Cog ~. nohannaa1 .freo1iSe q
special Diseases, which gives . full descf5ption.
eases, ~ to 1eavc no room for doubt Nh v2iushle
work e sent FREE to any sddrcsp. Direct 10 b. Il
Third and Fourth streets, q. Louis, No.
Establ6hod in 0t, Irouia n 1897
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20
BaOxCHAL CONSTRUCTION

2 the eeessgsence. generally, Il nsglected cold.
aiaAv cold Or estarfh. the expectoration bsine
tee9h. thick aad opaque. but not yellow. con-
tanning snall efaykh lnnps. whisk elk 10 Va
ter. Al the disease advances the cough increas-
es, and THE tough mucous or phlegm becomes
semblisg pus or matter, and often slightly
stresked with blood. In many instances the ex-
pectoratiop Is Of whitish appearance, resembling
cream, and sometimes . greenish yellow color.
wefch readily sinks in water. At first the pulse
secones slightly accelerated and tense toward
varies in the course ofthe day. being sometimes
ABOVE and sometimes below the natural stand
arc, Partial S@eats occur IL the head and breast
q night the thirst is generally considerably in
s1s,ss ; ne urine y highly coiored. and de-
ssfsesss q the chest, With d occ,sionsi tfsS =
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20
Mr.. s. 7. FRAMES, NO. 2a7 NORTH SIXTH
Z. STREET, PHILADELPHIA.

had been suffering from Pulmonary C0nsump-
tion during the winter Of 1851. His physleaa.9,
said he could mot be cured. He fingered until
spring, sometimes able to be about, and then
again confined TO the house. One very pleasant
day. feeling little better. he took . walk 70
Fs:nki;n square to enjoy the fresh air. anc,
cough very violently and broke a blood vessel.
and before any assistance could be obtained, ne
nearly bled TO death Some Of tbose who Wit.
messed It think he passed nearly a gallon o.
blood. We was carried to Mr.. Bowers drug
Store sixth and Vine streets, and his sic,ss
sent lot, wn9 q, q once gave him sp .ay.ng: 1 !.
Having bsen known for 20 Ssny years 10 the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20


came to my office with friend. She was fer.
ing badly from q torpid liver. causing sdiarrhoa
at times, and then costivensss, vomiting after
eating and also in the mornings: very variable
appetite great pain in the head. ycrv Silious ind
skin yellow. | used the sen Weed Tonic and the
Mandrake Pills in this case with great success,
and in few weeks the patient was well
make professional visits and have rooms AZ
81 Hanover street, Boston, Massachusetts.
whcreI am every WEDNESDAY SO Fond 81 !,
New York. every TUESDAY every other
FRIDAY at los Baltimore street, Baltimore,
Maryland, and at INV principal Office and place
Of business, northeast corner Of Sixth and Com.
merce streets. Philadelphia. every SATURDAY
In each Of these places the patients receive
numbered tickets as they enter the reception
rooms, which give them their turn for consulta
ton. Advice is free but for "a examina on
with the Respirometer the price Is o., which
every person should undergo " they are able
II tells exactly what part and how much Of the
lungs are affected, and whether il is luberculous
or bronchial consumption, and whether they can
be cured or not. 1t il done without causing
any pain or inconvenience to the patient.
j. II SCHENCK. NJ. d.
Price Of the Pulnonlc Syrup and Sea Weed
Tonic, each, s1.50 per bottle, or a. so the half
dozen. Mandrake Pills, IS cents per box.
Oct90-1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20
MIR. CHARLES JOHNSON, SR., sl2 FEDERAL
STREET, PHILADELPHIA.

This gentleman had suffered for years with
diseased liver. and after having been under The
treatment of several eminent physicians who
had all given up his case ms hopeless. he called
upon me, and took my medicines for two months
and was restored TO health. Five years have
ei1rsed since the cure ives effected, and he 10
stin in the enjoyment Of mnst excellent health
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20
MARTIN KOCH, or THE FIRM OF YOUNG 4
KOCH, PALESTINE, OHIO.
UKLAH HUBB, lis CHERRY STREET, PHIL
AnEf.pQIA

had suffered for yen from hegieetel cold
which finally settled on my breast and lungs,
causing night swssts, and, alternately. a A.
tack similar to the ctills and fever. Nv appe.
tite wss gone nothing that could be obtained
was relished. and my cough kept me awake near
" the whole night, until was reduced 50 Tow
shat made up my mind, after using almost
everything recommended, that was hurrying
TO the grave. I was induced to use. your Pull.
monte Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic and the Mandrake
Pills. and by continually using them, and fol
lowing your advice, / have been restored 10
health, which enables me to saw have full con-
6dence in its efficacy il taken in time. and most
cordially recommend it, use to the afflicted.
Respectfully yours, =. ]. RAMSEY. !
The following was received from Mr.. Geo, 4.
Croll, Druggist. Of Middletown, Dxuphin. coun
y. Pa:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-03
To the Polls! To the Polls /.

Freemen of Trumbull County, let your
ballots on Tuesday next, confirm the victories
achieved in the cause of Freedom on the
battle-feld. A ~perfdious, treacherous Elk
ecutive is employing all his great resource
of public money and patronage to betray
this blood bought Nation into the vile hands
of i~nsolent, unrepentant, cruel rebels and
traitors. Let your emphatic protest be heard
through the ballot-box. Let a largely in
creased majority for the Union ticket in
Trumbun County declar in tones that shall
make traitors tremble, that the friends
of liberty and Union are aroused to the dan.
gers of the hour. Betrayed by In accident
al President, a man who has disgraced the
high position made honorable by Washing
ton, Adams, Jefferson and jackson, q man
who rewards traitors with Office, and pun
ishes loyal Union men with dismissal, the
people should manifest their hatred of trea-
son and traitors by voting against the Ma
TONS betrsyers and throwing the whole
weight of their influence for Congress-Dack.
ing Congress up with such a show of popu-
lar strength as shan cause the naughty and
defiant Belshazzsr of the White House to
see the ominous hand writing prOnounclng
his political doom. .
Union Voters! Your country calls you to
the rescue! Let every man be heard and
felt at the ballot box on next Tuesday,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-03
AI1egheny live STOCK Market.

Pittsburgh Commercials Report.l
THURSDAY, September q, E65.-The market since
our last was well supplied; the offerings were deei-
dedly large, reaching pretty close to 1900 head
The saleswere among the largest We have reported
at these yards for a long time. The city butchers
bought literally, in order to have the Boys in Blue
we'll cared for during their sojourn amongst us.
This fact, no doubt, stimulated dealers, and added
materially to the number sold. The rates of the
previous-week were barely maintained in certain
cases a decline was submitted to, The total number
sold foot up 1852 head. The current rates were in
ferior, 81 90 a IS 2 cWt; fair. s. Is a 6 so; medi-
um, Sc 1907 so; choice, SSO0@S 50. There was a fair
shipping inquiry. with a moderate amount Of trans
actions s
HoGs-The season is rapidly approaching; at
present there is nothing doing beyond a few retail
sales to supply the wants of city butchers The
nominal rates were SI09lI 80 z eWt, gross.
SHFEP-The market exhibited more activity
there was a larger demand. The offerings were suf-
fcient; sales were made at ayariety OF prices, clos
ing at S5662 5-being the extremes. The largest
portion of the we're made between these prices.
LANBs-Were without any particular change
varied from 81 soto 3 50 2 head.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-03


In Huntsburg, Geauga Co., Sept. 18th, 1856, at the
residence of the brides father, by Rev II W
Stratton, Mr. S. EDGAR B0DMAN, and Miss
DLASETTE WRIGHT.
In Deerfeld. Portage Co, Sept, 9Th. 1866, at the
residence of the brides iathsr, by Rev y y
HOMER CREID. and Miss P0LLIEA STRAIT
TON.
In Bloomfield, on the 18th inst, at the residence
Mr. ALBERT SMITH, of Cleveland, to Miss
C HOWE. of Bloomfield No
The boys desireto acknowledge the receipt Of .
me frosted cake, sent in compliance with a good
old custom now nearly forgotten. They wish the
eopPfs a long and happy life, and when they
shu11e on this mortal coil" and lie down in their
last long sleep, may no unpleasant dreams disturb
their slumbers
In Mecca, Thursday morning, Sept. 10th. 1866, by
Nelson a .Cowdery, Esq, Mr. RANSOM II
LAUGHLIN, Of Mecca.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-03
The Lady's Friend For october.

The October numbered this charming periodical
opens with a beautiful and suggestive engraving,
illustrative of the interesting story of Hugh Max
wells Heir. The double eolored steel Fashion
Plate is as elegant and refined as usuaL. The other
Illustrations refer to the Fashions and lady's work.
such as the Work Basket with Pockets. Dress with
High Waist and Removable Basque. Canezou of
Tulle and Lace, Riding Habits, Siamois Bonnet,
Trianon Bonnet. &c. &c. The Music is the Queen
of Summer" Among the literary contents we no
tioe Second Love. by Mrs. Hosmer; The Magic
Of the Sunbeam;" The Story of a Proud Heart -
by Gabrielle Lee; The Bachelor Answered" by
Matte Dyer Britts; "The Disputed Patrimony,b
Auber Forester; Winter Time" by Florence Per
cy. author of Rock Me To Sleep" Editorials, Re-
eeipts, Fashionable Intelligence. &c.
Price $50 a year; 2 copies $4.00; S copies land
one gratis SIC. Specimen numbers will sent for
Is cents.
Address Deacon & Peterson. s19 Walnut Street
Philadelphia.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-03
New Post master at Warren

Jefferson Palm, editor of the "Warren
Constitution" has been appointed Post
Master at this place, vice c. N. Patch re-
moved. Mr.. Patch has made a most eff
Gent and popular Post Master. This
community was perfectly satisfied with
him, but as he did not "swing the circle"
as demanded by the author of 'my poll
cy," being an Union man, devoid of all
sympathy with rebels and traitors, he was
condemned as unfit to represent a rebel
Administration, and succeeded by a man
whom it will be generally admitted is
every way worthy to do that contempt
bly, dirty job. Mr.. Palm was in truth
able to assure johnson that he had eV-
er been guilty of 'giving a man or a dol.
lar"-not ga red"-au through the war
in behalf of the Union cause, but th It he
consistently and persistently opposed the
cause of the country, and gave unniista-
kable evidence in every issue ofhis Taper
that he had at least as much SYM athy
with the rebels as with the Union army
and the North. He is a democrat Of the
copperyest hue, who swore by Vallan-
digham until Andy johnson showed him
self q greater ass and a bigger political
mountebank than poor Vallandigham,
with all his meanness, was capable of ex-
hibiting, since when the editor of the
Constitution qualities all of his assevera-
tions by the great I, Ne, Andy Johnson
Big Indian, author and inisher of the
rebel copperhead Bread and Buttrrnut
party. In appointing Mr.. Palm, the ad
ministration uttered no uncertain sound
We gave Andy our good bye long ago, but
there have been some in the Union PARTY
even here, disposed to hang to his coat
tails, in hope of keeping him from going
into the copperhead camp. We presume
all such will be able to see how absurd il
is to hope for anything like political hon.
esty from him. He has joined / his
idols, let him alone. He has returned
like a "sow to its waIlowing," and let
him wallow. No Union man who has or.
binary self-respect will cringe an ioia to
secure his official fodder, and NEITHER
"touch, taste nor handle the unGIean
thing" We are glad to know there
was not a Union man in the place that
went on a begging expedition for the Post
Office. 1t is gratifying to know that none
were so base as to agree to do the dirty
work of ap~ologizing for his rotten admin
istration, for The sake of the place. The
copperhead party is the place for Andy
to find buzzards to pick his carbon.
Mr.. Palm will doubtless make q good
officer SO far as a faithful and correct
management go. But politically he is
the most obnoxious person in the COM
munity. The Consultation will, of course,
be the most obsequious organ of nay pol
ICY" johnson now owns the concern,
editor and all. He bought it with the
post office. The editor sold his paper
and Andy at the same time. When An.
drew lifts his finger and says "wigglc-wag
gle" the Constitution will wiggle and also
waggle with neatness and dispatch Al
the great joker, A. johnson, says, Urea
son must be made odious and traitor
punished"-with post Offices.