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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


Dr11ALu. March in the. albany Legislature to-
tay> AF. Lor u1ete1 the following, which uus re.
fcrrtd TO- tsecI committee nj ntc:
Eeseaer'. Tim! in ibt judgment Of tb,* Semitic 1t
u the nigh! md dn'. Of EOnorcss to determine
when. aud upon nhat conditlons the re'aeE $tntcs
rhan reuute their normal relations With the Fe1e.
a hoseFupent and be en,iLled 10 their represents
lion in Congress.
jtesotttd, Tint the immediate aud unconditional
admission Of tbe senators nnd Representatives
from lhe rebel States With their 1n9ea~ed repncren.
tat.oO IN Congress. and without further euasautl.4
10 secure .hc rights of the freedmen and the lor4!
c.tlyrD> oi those st4te-- would b. unjust toward
thr t+ol!e OF 1br loyal Suites and s7tesnas wrong
to fho+e entitled to onr protection uho have STOOD
t,y The Government and been latthlul Il, the lii :,
throughout tine Febeihon.
Rtfd4rnE- That. recognizing in ConPresg 4 body
OF aitbu! mud devotcd champions Of cou*tituttoual
liberty. truts rvtect ug and representing the ui<nee
Of the1r Constituents. we hi1a look to them. In CO.
operation with he President, TO initiate and perfect
snch nea>urra shall secure 10 the State4 Mriy IN
rcaelion the nmttrion Of their Nrpreseu1A!iye. IN
St'n:rcsr, npnu snch terms shall be lust to the
North a. shal protect from wrong the ioyalists o!
the south, aud na will secure to a1 nsen The equss
en5oymen, OF 1se, liberty and The pursuit Of Aappi-
ness. .-.......-....
Peso'rea. That Ills Excelleucy, the Governor, he
requested 10 transmit copies Of taesc resaluuons
zo tue President. aud 10 our oenasot- aut Repre-
kc11t2t.Sts 1n HOnsres4.
, 1866-03-02
EUROPE.

k1mhen~ rnrv1ra - ~
-Arreat> In nDubiin-Troops f:,r MAXI
'aa,"nS pans between xns c1sT ~, aua ths
Snnntef. inTnn1GA Chsmce fnr
Hishon-N. nnJeo1,,x arfssre.s &Sontni,
c,.i naIFaz, y T. Mascn line siesmeF Asia
rom Liverpool the l1th and Rueeostostn the 18th
nltimo has arrived here. Her nemR~,s four days
iaIer: ,,
ESotASp.GBuu!on In The Bank Of England In
creased 5sa0M - =.
DNoiiu On the l:'h Inst, pI1nc1paIlJ strangers
among o!hcs', col. John William Byron, OF the
teae[a4 dim5' MANY more af1est* "cte expected
70 take plase-
mr. e II; ~ S1e n sne = q tne p fpss
70 Inc sep1suG aepassazs OF Een,an pfsfateets from
ienl,. ~, tne s1o.J apPlyng y nc tte2ner
GGrus, G1, ~" 1anaHe pesSeeo na41lmoEe anu Ne"
~ - u,,...
fo-i1.tH " Ell lute tast. LORD
uen, ha1 ,bonaht Il " r. taat ,he soxe
~ as ,.,sIn,s ~ T. I.. ~ ue asGtsion Hnien
~, .r - tss,f III t.il =. SSa aaa utnFeo ~ spon'h-
@ % s,,n,sp ~ ~, ~ n ~ e.
T ,h n. a s. - ~ tan- ~ ~ W. pesloa
nv = asd aha ~ !.sda ~ wv susecsssa.,
cIha, srr,nrsrcS+ trona ~. darF-at,' - 4o+ eo"e
NJ IshnTsh.ra +~ra ~rs ,,ntfos H. ,hss ~, H.. aos
would call atteu1lon TO the tradeuuaty al The
1ioral obligations toward foreign countries.
The Government bill on the cattle disease Tts de-
baeu and amended III several particulars 8ud paesed
TIE Mousc Of Commons.
In the II0pSc OF Lord. On the 18th Earl Russell
announced he proposed suspension 81 ibe s hnbsas
co,pus In ltela1d, and asked the Hon.e 10 at on
Saturday, The 17th inst, that no tinr tufrht be lo
ii passing the measure. '' ~ '~''
Early Derby said It would he for The Government
, 1866-03-02
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1865.

lards, was made the specia1 order for Tuesday
mornfng.
The Eli to fnc'ea4e the powers Of Boards OF Su.
Y and ls o.
nittee to be perfected, Hlih the prospect that II
nll1 9na1lv pa.s.
The Raccoon River is at high food, With warm
b1lng up the Ues Mofne=.
There isre Large quantities Of SNOW above, which
has been melting foF three day5 past.,
street. ahon: half past O'Clock Last night deetrpy-
Ing Kelusg's fruit and confectionery Establishment
md a butchers shop; Loss estimated At abont
S7.OG0; insured for +, 10.
Fcv. Horatio N. Powers. Of Davenport, tas been
called 10 the rector:htp Of st. ,Paul's Church, Of
This city, rick Rev. j. E. }tyan, dismissed.
Rev. ]. f. Jnld, Of Davenport, has nc:cptcd the
appointment 10 take charge OF The bishop fea Sem
lnary. At Dubuque.
, 1866-03-02

GOCIABLE FOR THE BENEFIT
~ Of tho Choir the
FIRST SOCIETY OF SpTRITUALISTS,
:Ai cEoSRI's MUSIC HALL. on FRIDAY EVENING.
anEt5 net
, 1866-03-02
Circulation Of Document-EToyr the
PrtsIdea.t Stands in New Xork-afc.
tressc1ttng-l'roGFerR Of KecOpsaruc-
t51tt asf tfA. SuAth-A Reign Of Terror.
Especial Despatch to the ChIcaso tribunal

~1,.. =, ~. ~..,,.t. r..r-. = r..-.
*'',ss W. sne S"naa-a ies-u " aefsoFs
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tfihune.1
WAsnIsGroS. March l.
The Congressional Committee Of Is members.
,or ctrrnla,ion NJ Union ancumrr,s NJ h1c;, f:sn
..r.., - -.". ..1 -. ~ " I'LL , reu'
oeaeaeA y Hna11nao' tatonRn 1f Esecn'1se CON-
mittee, OF which Gen. Schcnck II aleo Chairman,
are busv arfsr.,Ypr for 1no.s ,bprprrh ,fuaton nj
srrh loc,,-,s,,ts - ,,.,i ~, -, ~. 49,,
tutu oe1a.enf ~ "ui ~. ~ su1 9uesaoas coa'
nected with 1he fecnstructon Sn!ly and fairly te-
fore the county, II has been already charged that
,h;s eo,,rotttae Ia bent uron xact,,s MOTH ~, h,,
ss'a ,.oss..s,'a. ~, s.r.h oo,A ~ oA@
hosk fsa1eal eeeehes our Inc coatacsef o. tnc ncn
comprising lhes' committees il sufficient guar
sny a6at ahs ,'eTf vt; q ~ ho ssa properly cla'm 10
One Of The sh1est. a. wen a he most sncee:sfuf
man Clark ta,s 1he tnttmattonf arc manifest that
poft TIE President. Do not think ,hat ,cnia Of
our party In tbls city viii abandon Cpp:tcst More
than nipetep:hs o. the memoesB q! the Loyal
League Club Will stand with Conksess. 1t looke
Tad Tor The Pret,dent throughout this satc.f
Befween four and i've millions Of t7ovcsnnert
sunds Eete Withdrawn from National banks .yestes-
DAY. The ano1n: nov on deposit In theee tnetitn
long il lee* tf,7u twenty 1nllnon..
SECRETARY NcEuloch has determined 10 reduce
rhe c)crzcz fotcr Of TIE Department. and IT /. c1
peeled sbat from nye 10 scrcu hundred clerks Will
e discharged a. rapidly the interests OF the ser
vice will permit. The Qusrter1astef Generals
, 1866-03-02

Now, let us see what The cost Of line Of
telegraph, with say SIX wires from Washing
ton city to New York, that is 40 miles,
would amount to at those prices: .
aio niles Of Inns at s61 81 per mile S3a 60
5 additional wtEea at $as 50 per mile each
fot 10 ralee .-,. 80 :5u %
1ct cells Grove battery at $t.0-- ll0.fD
50 etatfcns ut 81 each for obparatns...-. 4sD3G
, 1866-03-02

Resolutions 1nlorrlug Congress Passed
In the 4Iouse-St. Paul to Have an
*Dpcru House.
, 1866-03-02
RESIDENCE PROPERTY.

Handsome TesIdence property for sale un the corner
of1htoop and Eaa H1rea sheetA rs re- .o3ta 1os M
tona to st thus tncttheF or t1tots jo5- +.
son, - Eaxoc<nS1tes. osst~
, 1866-03-02

New YoaK. 3trrch The Ht7aid's Fortress
Monroe correspondent efAtes that JtG Dhrs- pre-
l:nd.d to t.e ur,sised tint the nauonsl srs.cle in
'the hatbot In the rational salute Oh Wasntng:ous
hrhdaS, nted gun iur each OF The Sta,es, includ-
Inc the lafet! Eeteltous one1.
Tue fcorl r1-r htcitaln>e heaith co1ti1ae4 good,
and II times he eonvrrtes freely anu in an enter
tanning mnnrcr. on al! kinds of rph.eet.
The surveillance Of vessels arriving in Hamp.on
Raaos still continue, 10 psesent any chance for
tfeh.'e Ielease BY lis fsiendt.
, 1866-03-02

GAIvEs7oS. Texas, Feb. c7.--ln thu state Con
tentien tue COMMITTEES reported IN tavor Of the
sumption by Texas Of Iatcs 1aid bf the Federal
Congress III 1861. 1 request will be made for
troop 70 OCCUPY tie frontier p1s.s md prosee: The
lin prexenled peliion to be ai,ni.led to vote. and
thus make their liberty complete. The prtltinn
WIS rctarred. Senator and Rspre.tntalres iu the
Legislature must hereafter be residents Of the Stale
fol Hrt ycarx.
, 1866-03-02

A1AAxY March 1.-The Bank OF I4,ua. tAyfps,
1paB.ounty, vas entered hy Burglars pn Tuesday
night, An dnetectlal attempt Wa made 10 hiox
ore1 ihe safe. The burglars then visited t4e post
once and eto5e fhrttIsom fse IN money md $iV1 IN
,,osfapt siampa and stamped envelopes.
, 1866-03-02

"aSVV3tWEC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New Yong. March 1.-The eixth animal con-
1nenecu,eut oi tht New York UomeoraIhfe Medical
GoHeEc sooE place la.t estntne IN this city. TIE
tory students Of the graduating q =.
, 1866-03-02

The EIGIt-1four Movenient.
New Y0EE, March Ia large and enthusiastic
meeting OF mechanics and ,uorkfnemeu was held
last evening In I'll: city. at which It was unsnnm-
onsly determined 10 work In favor md support by
all means The eichti.our movement, to b. innpguf-
ated on Monday next by the house.patntefs.
, 1866-03-02
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Mustered 0ut-ygar Expcnditures-Coal
company tncorporatlon-'The h1ouu-
IaeMt Fund, E1e.

company 1ncorporat1on-TMeh h1onu-
IneMt Fund, E1e-
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Teibane.i
SPR1S0F1ELp, March l.
Fl1t5-fonr men belonging 10 the Veteran Reserve
fospt. who have been On duty at Camp Butler, lase
turt been mnetered ont Of tho eervice
Statements oi expenditures in support oGthe late
"aF come III slowly. Harlan, Winnebaso county,
la: expended for bounttes, DC, $t0,a1at7.
certificate OF organization Of the Chicseo and
Aminston Coal company, capital stock, Saas ,000>
haf beed fled in the Secretary Of s;tate's office.
The Saliona1 Lincoln Monument Association has
received Rlnce the last report The sum OF xes1.63
me GofeInor Is N receipt Of letters from various
sections os the State, expressive Of cooAdenca in
tho wisdom OF Congress.
Weather pleasant Thermometer seventy. .7vc DR..
Sfeee ahuYe zero al mon ,3 - -
, 1866-03-02

NEW YonK, Marrt 1.-JudSe II. 2. Conway,
formerly Representative 1r Con.ress from Kansas,
delivered speech IN Richmond, virginia, lasf
evening, at q ratification meeting. H. reviews and
sanctions the Presidents policy and censutes tie
taditn1s II EQn.fesa.
, 1866-03-02


THEs1os, y. j., March 1.-goy. Ward Today
signed The Newark s New York railroad bill.
TheTo was lengthy and animated discussion in The
Scpa,e Today on the Jerzey City police hilt. The
question Will not probably be taksn up ueforc Mon
G1y.
, 1866-03-02

NEW YonK, Slarrh 1.-Nr. Benz. F. Mapierse 10.
Board OF Police Commissioners. The hoard was
,orRanized, and Mr. Thos e. Acton was reelected
P1efident and Mr. bergen was chosen Treasurer
In place Of Ar. Mc4urrar, whose term has expired.
, 1866-03-02


more.
BA111xoEK, March LAT meeting 10 sustaio
The reconstruction policy Of CouCrcts great cn,hu-
nlaf1n was manifested. Senotor CressWeIl. Of Mt.,
Trumoun, OF H., and Nre. Of Ne.nda: ana Rsp:e
Jl,ouas Of I'D. and o,hers.--1oke. Senator
1fumhuli reviewed the recent speech OF Secretary
NrH aY11 At E+4r York
, 1866-03-02
two to Ave cents per pound. With drawbacks Of two
and half per cen'. II !avor Of bono manufactures.
The Cabinet Reported a Unit In Sup.
port Of ti1e Pre*laiept-Ratd on Mrs.
SyESAslsesna-CnSd from Gen. Howard
Tho Paris Experimentation
srtt8 Liquor CaxeS-1Irs. LInco1n,~ Ap-


port Of al,e Preeldent-Raid on Mrs.
EyEtAslsesna-Cn1d from Gen. Howard
Tho Paris observation-disclosures
acts Liquor ca<es-Mrs. L1nco1n'~ Ap-
proprintton-Counte Currency.
WAs1yaTuS. March 1.--Ycstcrday the air vas
thick with the runofs Of the past few days Of de-
tary stanton. There is the highest authosity for
starting that Mr. Stanton fully approves The ptesi-
dents ason. ana !! Is also true that TIC entire cab
den1 Is FULLY sustained by Its Cabinet.
The sIaT Of l4st evening says: s.stss. Jane @.
SWtsshelm WIS Dismissed from her position a. clerk
b. he 0nastesmassss GeEcsal, mith ihe approval Il
aestnst the President Of The United Statcs Ia 5atnr
72e Eeo:s1n,tlennf. Ttts i thc @ second I dismissal
from thst Office Tor hostility to The Government.
short time aso a Mr. :; Iathrop wns discharged
The following Is punished:
n'enE Of the New Iorl Ltrdid Of the se-openin9 Of
operation. d ths enpsosment once % n secaras s
places On written contract spy*hete In Tie
United stttea for the unemployed aeatitute freed
is.ippl last week, ser teesus their employers and
harr bsen sent to many Of the Nor.hein states IN
man md afy crats ,or females i charged. 10 pa5
spHen! txpensss, such as printing, blank, etc
H. as ssar q fs3ssS !ns sSsn's IN no
NC 'e' 'keSs Sseve. Big. cen. hteS; hss't con,.
MI. J. t. Derby, United States agent for the Haris
Expedition ol 1871. Azs been IN atienuance On Con-
nees7s.sy for pronp. acnen il an appropriation Is
70 be made, rs the Utmost iut. Of lime for app1ca
ttoEs Of space Is Deat at hand. Scnstos summer and
tons l each iiou=c. har1nr The subject in charge
!welys hundred ers!cle- ftem III lie loyal states.
, 1866-03-02

A, NeetIDc Called to Sustain Congress
Petition for Doollsgle 10 Re.i=n.
Especial Dtsp7tch to the Chicago Tribunc.1

A. 1eettnC Called to Sustain Congress-
Petition for Dool1ssle 10 Re.i=n.
Especial Desp7sch to the Ehicaeo Trihunc.1
MILWAUKEE, March I,
A 1a.ge number Of our most influential c,ttzens
have signed a call for meeting to be held at the
new music hall on Saturday evening next, for the
purpose ofiudorsing the action Of Copgrets$ ard
the pee pie n their eudeayors to protect the loyal
people OF the South who stood By the county IN
tft hour Of dagger and opposing the rs!otatlon oI
rebels 10 powe1 unt they have furnished snch GUAR
anies 70 the fasase peace Of the country the 10y
Petitions a,e IN circulation asking the Legislature
t1 1equest Doolite TO ressI his seat in the senate
Doo1ttale Meeting.
NEW YoRk, Marrh 1.-sen1toE Doolittia addresa-
ed a meetftg OF Republicans at New Haven last
night which hao been called for the purpota Of sus-
cy. 3fr. Doo1!tt!e called upon all Republican, to
esand by The President. and conttndcd tbas Mr.
johnson had carried out every requirement Of the
immediate sdni: sion Of losal members trom Ten
South, and said Gen. Grant had recrn,if assured
He oprosed amending the Cons truiion In any way,
maintaining that changing the basis Of reprcsenta
tton Is unnecessary.
a New Phase In Fenlanisna.
NEw Yong, March 1T n'tatcey McGee writes
&c, lem Montreal 10 leading Fenisas, Eeeomnendu9
treasury tO the colonization or al The inhabitants
Of Ireland into the Western States and territories
The correspondence seems to show that O'stahonef
has entertained The plan aboye recommended.
From HIex1c".
New YORK, March Ia letter from Ell Iaso,
Feb 3, says that new force Of 51 Republican. r.
teatIy Organized tn the State OF chihuahua, being
rssas9nsn a as..;ss isyo!lns a. i@Ps'sa ssass. =
, 1866-03-02

9.xnok. NE March 1.-The De1noc1nts Of this
rt1T red salute Of 8B Enus to-day IN bonor of the
irestaent's veto ard spefch, and ~ the eveams
Are holding meetings h fupPo<t 0d hi policy.
, 1866-03-02

Report Of fEsc Internal Rcvenne &'onl~
mission on Petroleum..
New foEK, March 1.-The repoit or t1c q. s.
RcseEue Commission On petroleum Is out 10 day
aneF IN 81 e1haust,.e discussion q ihe subject they
tsuleHm: for thu Continuance OF the prcsent dulles
on all refined peo!ac!s ct c:ude petroleum. under
provision authorizing the Secretary OF the Treasury
10 appatut spectaI inspectors OF oil refining aud
make more general regulations for collection Of du
anuualy from reEned petroleum at 70 cents per sa~
, 1866-03-02
Nrlr a1ngTtt3eulentg.

e C. H. SCRIyEN. Advertising Agent,
81 Dearborn street, Ia natAortze.l to receive
Advertisements for the Tribune, and NIL
othcr leading papers throughout the United
states md Eupndas
, 1866-03-02
| FROM WASHlNGT0 ON.
! MORE PRESIDEN-
| TIAL SPEECHES.
Address to the Iron and
Steel Association.
the PRESIDENTS VIEWS ON
TAXES AND CURRENCY.
| ADDRESST TO 4 BALTIMORE
DELEGATION.
The Presidents Views on
the Radicals.
PROCEEDINGS OF
CONGRESS.
PASSAGE OF THE DEFI-
CIENCY BILL.
THE PUBLIC DEB r,
$2,711:550,cco.22.
Congress Sustained by the Wis
consin and Minnesota
Legislatures.
LATER FROM EUROPE,
The Writ Of Habeas Corpus
Suspended in Ireland.
Napo|eon's Address Adopted
J. Death Of the Queen Of
| SPANS Baby.
| A CARDINALS HAT IN WAITING FOR
| 4 UNITED STATES BISHOP.
| Gen. Grant Receives a Presiden-
hal Nomination.
The Writ of Habeas Corpus
Suspended in Ireland.
Napo|eon's Address Adopted--.
Death Of the Queen Of
SPANS Baby.
A CARDINALS HAT IN WAITING FOR
UNITED STATES BISHOP.
Gen. Grant Receives a Presiden~
tial Nomination.
FROM WASHINGTON.

The FMhI1c Debt
WAsuISG1oS, March 1.-The following il a
statement or the public dtbt OF the 1st OF Marcl,,
lEG6:
Debt bearing coin irtercsf. II, SCI, 50
Debt bearing currency interest a 50
Matured lebL not presented Tor pay.
m@t. .....,.........,.+... Pssa79 e.
Debt osaI1n9 no tnterest........ 4t3 81. 81
Total debt ,s.7 81, ,o6s 46
Amount in Treasury. coin Ann cur
IencS............ ........ 116,o1a 2Sa 81
, 1866-03-02

The f1recpln. If correct statement Of the public
debt ~ appeatr ffom the booS1 and trc,Eurcr's
returns IN the Department On the Isl ct Akrrh, 1866
{StEned4| HUaH NcCulLocH.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
, 1866-03-02

4 REGULAR 3IEETING OF
q the Chicago Skating Gu6 .!:l be held at raslor
10. fremont Hodse, FRIDAY. MarCh 7d, lSa6 1t
so'cfockr m. sHA2P. All rood Skaters dcssrnus ot
becoming members are istitea 70 b. prsysat:
n68 FRANK l. DOG1ETT, Sec'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-27
CHE EN9UDIUENT OF
PRACTICAL IrlIlTY AND

PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
OrigiaeHy pstsstsd Nay 10. 1853: smpseeensss
patented yvse 9th, 1869. The celebrated FAMILY
0Eu SEWING MACHINE, With patent clanrme
attachment, most wonderful and elegantly con
stru cted Novelty 10 sss in Operations "ses
the ofaAlonP n3RDLn, NseWs with DoUYto o.
Suols TnaRAD Of all kinds. Makesth Running
Stitch MOrs ps.fset and se9slsr than By band,
and with Extraordinary rapidity, mslaE Is
stitches % each REVOLUTION Of the Wussl Will
gstkss, Nm, s.bIs. sAirr, tsek, rss ~ HssedeA,
Ac., &c; requires NO change Of stltch 70 xos
LlABls 70 0sr OUT o. onDRn, end will last l!v1-
rms, being the s9aoxoes9 nAcnxD made. IL heo
taken the Pasnlun ct SfAss CAias, and recsived
the approval Of oil the principal Journals "a g
thooe who have usBD them.
"Fof the Dressmakef is 10 invaluable; fce the
ao.seneid i supplies vacant plses. '-Ss'
s'This machine surpssses al others we have
seen. end 1t would require aco.umn 70 enumerate
~ numerous virtues. ."-Dswoeses davenport.
with single or double thread, Il slsctly
yet very rapidly, With = common needle, nasea
the RAINING stitch exaetly like The hand sewisG
An persoss Who boy or offer for saleinitationi
Of teis genuine Machine, will b proeseutee Iol
infringsmente on the pateuss. This 10 The only
lew priced Asehins secured by paaent
Single Mschiues sent 70 any part Of the coee
Try per Express, peeked 10 boz With printed
intfuctioas on receipt ofpries. eS. Agents 1ant'
q everywhere. Cifeular containine Liberal 10.
dacements sest free.
Address I'll orders -
FAMILY GEN SRWiN0MACHINE CO..
novlS-dw1vl O0ee. 100 Naaaan Htrest, !.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-27

IRov-PHosPnoRua .CALisAyA.-
The three best knoscn 7onics, skilliuy and aega .ty
combined In an ambsr.collorsd cordial. beseifaliy
transparent to the eye, pleasant to the taste nd
eeptahle 70 the stomach, In Cssweli. Maci Co.'S
Ferro-P PhosepAoratsd E1trtr qf Cdlisaya Bnk.
Each pint contains one ounce Of Royal tanisaya
Bark and each teaspoonfal contains grain 81 iron.
Saaplss faroished free 10 The rsotession.
CAoWgLL, MACK &co.,
Sole Manufacturers, under 6th Avenue l1Dte,
jss1S-tu thsn sat New Y'r1 City.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-27
URmAMsD naAA0 DYE.
- Cento Z Hex.

Boxes larger than Dyes thsa cell for d.
NATURAL. DURABLE, BEAUTIFUL, WAR
RANrED to plssss. The ssticle hes been thor
oughly tested BY DR.. CH1LfON. q New York.
disnts, and the material composing Il will not in
jurs the most delicate hair. Sold bv Druggists
ana rancy Good dealers evefvw where.
janl7-dly JNO. J. KRONER, Sole Prop'r.
Aoo CAestnas ~, PAllaAelphla.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-27

QPatent applisd for Jsns 2sth, 1seS.)
Al kxAcs aad RslsAAD PeckDs TmD-I11f1a
Ter lo4ies and esats. A decided unique I'D woa-
dsffsl sssssel. Csrrsetly eosstrssssa q tAs
moos approved omusw1c pasuClrlss, aed waf-
ro9to6 y Dmeso eeaAn Smo, With ebooSo(s -
eetsev. asd he ulmees pseeisies. 1ees tfuth'
faltean tAe nest eestly end slibessts Tins-kscP.
Or ef nsdsea nAnlSsGars. Il nsvsr 60 -
Never russ dc.s "a ess :svsr is = ~ =.
- NsD. L b uloet renafkabls artjeas. Jus(
introduced into this country ftom Europe, where
itis protected By ''Rstal Zsetess Hstssf." Psiee
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FOLLOWING SYMPT0 Ms

IT, A essseass psts o. ~asasiasss u ~ ~ q ~
stomaoA-Whch q caused By permanent coutrsctioG
of the st0nech up0n undig0ted Sood. II gcnesalt
oEn nm, ,er, .ess ~ e oss sUs. o' amer
ID. Fisssis~es asd Actdtsy.--These symptoma
arise g! tee iadigssticn of food. which fefsnts In
stead Il digesting.
d: Cbstsssees aad ssss efscpsttee These systoma
stomach. sea the vant Of pare bils and g..ec Juice
The stomach is often painfully dstended BY Wind
the appetite b sometimes voracious.
nn6ts many for tho enjoyment Il life, and is caused
by the tmpuso blood faSnbhed BY imperfect digestion
ln this stage cf the disease many persons commit sui
fees OF life.
tsh. DtarsAca:-Afler being at arst costive, ths
diseased condition q the bowefs, produced by The
undigesled food which b evacuate0 In the same con-
diton - when eaten, and q course gives no strength
to the system.
eth. Paiss n al parss q as sysss1s-Arise from
the actios u inpare blood upon ihe nerves. They
se chiefly ID he head sides and breast and In tn
sas a xs e ssss 3. ~ ,ss
mouth Il cetea clammy. with bad taste and furred
tongue.
Hsor.-1my peseons pruuuunced g having these
lung asd issss disssss ssins osly synpsos
och <,,...A rAa. 1. . ...- a.,r.~.s .~-,A.... =.
DyspsIsia cd -. vsay ofsa into euaarnsd con.
m: ws~s s!asep.A. very distseasiag synptom
resulting Omen IN meutal derangcmeat
10th. Skmptoms q eElsrnal rs'a1ie~.-The patient
b effected pGnfally BY cold and hest which h owing
to unnatural dryness II sn and the skin n often IL
% ;.s .sss s:s " d''ps
iitA.- vsmsssss-A f~qusaG aaAr esssing synp-
tom. II relieves the pain. bot Gnotsees and weara
ssdo0osSse q ssclkia0.-1ksse a1e vsry alarming
ses 2: as y
ness and sudden deaGh.
18th. II is impeesihle for ~ to give all TIE symp
are considered sufaeisnt n We sd tSst the pssiea
and frequently. 6seuaes nossse NJ eosr 9 dispoi
and and .,iSs:s ID lie GnS:, ~Siea * s. Is = s:ss q
Ans Iss1nsss Q! sAs ssseiss q tls ssdoss. Va
belly sinks. instead Of beiag geally pro0inent
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1nsene Asylan, wAe ~ psenansntly cured b oal
snd hundreds and thuasands Il - eest woneA y
An1psiEa ungsr in -, I'D ~, - - i peemAturs
eTave, with lit swpl dlsaaees Dyspepsa. They r.,
psii. % = esss; "a u "a = hss = thse the,
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