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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
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yeas Us ssitnasy ~ Sigtn sna tltra.
Ton sonr vegetable VAN il'er mos talan
b', etaciy fw TIM. 'uaf ~ tnuerc, She y u1c. a.
administering the : - eva found Il M st
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81 ~ het water Ssrrtrurd VIII tuEar I'll u.
s' a9r"ta .tttr ertt4. A,giH q Nivru table
~ .nia OF the same mixture s,st, minute m.
vi reiict was obtained. Apply hot applications
y be exfr mites. battle the stonn,h wi ID the
is'n kiih Z. clear. and rub the huits brishiy -
VI those ~ho hal ,h~ ch..lnrr anas oh tho ~ cd
icine ianhinly IA the way ssstsd above, eight
out VI ten recovered.
Ii attacked with Disrrhu D,-.n,ery. or
CramP Colc. don't della, the use 81 tho PAIN.
KILLER.
'sc component paris "a the 'aln killer Ia III.
San. recon uended b, sd good. ana learned
ply sicians. Canphor. tapsieum. D rudnur, nrs
some Of The leading utelss Of the Pain killer
ana the rhvs'cinns ~ tire present day writing
upon the cure II cholera. ussv the use II those
art les. II you have the PAN killer by Won Ia
usr n case oi nm attach. Il wiil b. all you will
veqore t"r cure. Il is within the reach ef all.
Psice - cents, 81 ceNts and one Gellmr bottles
sold BY ell brSg and Medicine pcalrrs.
Tss WssAs corsa ASH LcSs R,ssn,.
Mothers Who have delics,e chlldrea, Who nre
sub Ct Ia Croap. When ,ow child goes 10 he'd
whscsing and coughing. you know no, b.trre
morning Group ma. set IN. and hciare you 'nn
get a rhysictan ,our child ina, be bs,ond Va.
reach OF help Aliens ung halsan should al
GAYS be kept IN your house. and BE- gvenin.me
aiat,lv when the first syu ptcms appear. which
will remove the mucns CO ieet.d in the threat.
aud save the life II ,our dea, child
For sal, by all dealers in medicines. agta I'm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
DATLYDEMUCK1T.-'
a:ecu, shower % Metcor~ Exc
r,~rgsst.

YfcCSsG.
From he BOSTON ComDcrcala
Mex. IN grandeur and sub.lsn''y - ,o'ai
soar eclipse. u great comet st'e.cheu
atiiwar. The Starr heavens, IS TIE great ine>
tco,;r shower. such as was witnessed nefe
in November. 1875. On this occasion,
from : O'Clock tn broad daylight. the SKY
being perfectly serene and ctoudiess, tne
whole heavens we're li.h,ed with fnhgflh>
cent and imposing display Of celestial IRE"
WORKS. Arago computes that rot Ices tnan
a4o. 600 me,eors we're visible above the nor
ion Of Boston on the morning OF the ioih
of November, 1883 This display was seen
al. over North Ameriea. A similar display
xas seen by Humboldt At Cumana, South
America. m 1929. A COMPARISON ei tps
epochs Of appearance Of these great showers
has led to i've discovery that tney are
periodic. their returns being sepafsts I'd iron
each other by third part Of century. q
some multiple Of this period. and are period
ical appearances Of one grand meteoric shos'
or. Prof. Newton, OF Yale College, who hes
devoted much time TO the investigation Of
the periodic character Of these showers,
fiuds that prodigious flight Of meteors, the
most imposing Of its kind, will make lis ap-
pes rance, probably for the last time in the
century, on the morning Of the 18th or 14th
Of November next. Jnly l3 of these great
showers are reco:d ed between the years
9oS and 1888. Such rare phenomenon
awakcns deep interest among ali classes
Of persons Preparations to observe this
sublime spectacle, for scientific purposes,
have already commenced in Eu'ope. Let
no orc forget Tuesday and Wednesday
nights, Nov. 18Th and l4th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

Nothing more TERRIBLE has been heard
Of lately than the assurance Of the Scoseh
law that man must support his unolhe -in>
law. This decision as awakened terrors in
Erg'and.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

M&H/kS Spet aterIt setntnN al behi
EEst9sx i,y, Privst- Diseases, vrrsle Gem
plants. -. poSsenally - ~ letter An Illustrate
Medical Pamphlet the aho,e dsrases. cont aiming ~
large paees. AMI gvis9 full psrtcular. sent TO
| 4 dress cept ~ - cents.
tn LADIES-A pamphlet Of special Import anee 30
Mari ,ed Ladies and others sent = scaled envelope
receipt ~ stamp. pt.et all letter. to Tvs UAisnic
| lss.r1urk, -. fAri. MISs. auG1s-dA~iy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
Private Consultations,

At THE GALENiC MEDi-
CAL INSTITUTE. in Concert
Hall Block. near III, Post ~
flee, ~ Paw. Minnesota.
kerhe only regular chartered
1niirmafy 81 sh~ kInA In the West
In charge NJ . regular surge On, y
gradual. Of the Medical college
Of ohio.
CoNV,pe~rtAi Cox.rIrAricne.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
DIR. BlgeloW.

Ia the only phy siciss a. . Spee-
ialist nov in Chicago that can b~
entirely relied upon. Go 10 wv.
and not suffer disc aae 10 remain IN
your system. dishguring your face
and body, besides destroying your
happiness and future prospects in
life, He has made PaivASs Ills
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
prrrssvRc.

LINHNEY,S
Improved Blood Searcher and
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
For the Cure of all Diseases
ARISING FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF THE
BLOOD. SUCH As
Scrcsula, Cancerous formations, Cuaneous
diseases, Erysipclas, Boils, Pimples on
the face, Sore Eyes, Scald Head,
letter affections, Old and
Stu born Ulcers, Dyspep-
STA, ,ostiscress,
Jauaaice SAT- Rhcum,
Mercuria Al diseases, General
Debility Liver Complaint,
Loss OF Appetito, Low Spirits,
Foul Stomach, together with all other
disorders from an improper condition Of The
eiseulAtory system. Ass geossal tso.
ic, It, effects are benignant, ana
cannot fail 70 benefit whore
ussd pesseverinsiy and
according to dirse-
tons.
WE OYER TO THE PUBLIC MEDICINE
which has marked itr way 10 popular iAvcs. soleiy
cine ever manufactured now--n has berome .
S3andsd ressrdy ior A"ost DssnAsss' al over u
Reed this, and n afiic.ed tryM.
J. y. LINDSEY,
DsAn S,s - We would Just aay that your
oedcins has cured case q ssr.fua that has p RI
laAys arms you could ESQ the .inews wmking. eee
y Al The eighth bottle nov, and the nssh 10 growing
S' '''''''' 'g JUN s'I nsxitsros = SON.
Elderton. Ind. Station.
r. 3. vRIlrRS 4 CO., Soia PR"rRiRsOuA
Fitt-bur9. Pa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

poepss Cossnas, n. r., Dee. n. $751; WM
H. 0.Ns = Gs.-9snts: II freely give -: liberty
y uake uss oftbs following csrt9cate Of II. vat
% Of Ceussitstion Water, which ] can rec"n-
nsnd q de III hest manner: ~ wife vas sttsck-
q With PAIN the shoulders. whole length "tths
Nh. sad In Der limbs. With lnipstssie~ Fl ~
Nsoet ~ leritseiOs ~ a. 6kadd~. csIsedos
physieiea vho altendsd her about three mosssc,
wisa:h len heS worse than be bed found her.
ohen enploysd enc Of the best physicians cesld
M. vho attended her for about nine moataa,
"a while she was under his care she did mot sns.
fsr ouite = much pam. He finally gave ner mp
~ ~ ssAsr esss sess sscwsa6is. FSv." aasd be
s's6s A. sssA > eo~ss,ssie" = eo.e.sta1 eAss
efisjNs Sjsen ~ eas spsrstes Ggeiasf sons sSAse
~ ~ IiGcvij;ss-" About this time abe COM
1890 - ~ Of Constitutioa water. aadto our
otesr astenishment, alnost the 6rst dose seemed
q ave ths desired effect, and she kept % IN.
previae rapidly under its treatmest. and new SUI
sseisSseds satirely her domestic sifairs. she has
~ takep eny Of the CoastTtution Water for about
SSsr vseks, ssd ~ ere happy 70 ssy that II hes
Nm. 4. VAN BgNSC0OTsn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
SpecsAC N0rvcRy:~

'.'~ spEcsAt NoT1ceS:~
the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated Female pills.
irararcd frcm prescription Of SIR j CLARK. ND
insician ksiraerfnar, "a The Queen.
q IN ~c sln al ,ut dspft us .ras.s ', bid The
icnselr cvii."ions- suh't-i II modcm'cs alt cNee~
ar remove III distinctions, aud speedy cprc may
40 rfArsssrf.D LADIES
II - Al w su''ed itwN. N ~h.si time, hing
or the 'on'hl, ieri, viii. fueuln.t's
ta,h 'u}tie price ,ta ~ lint lssnt M ,nye-,r,nt
stamp g eFca; iesian, 'orss,e4 ronu.crgsiilnr
CATION.
Trse l"i'- should net hg taken ~ rc.,a,c. anrirr
the istttSr - tsE NONfils ., rlre,alc, :. ny
Ar saFtfo hripg Mtcsrnsc hut At M, ,,thcr time
III sslc.
In AZ cas.a ~ Ne-vcns or Spinal Arsr,i.n. Pains In
~ !sA AND limis Fatigue nelly hi eAcrtics. islra
Ws efecs whei al other meane have hiicd and
although powerful remedy. do not contain lion. cal
omel. snsimony. anything hurtfu to the eons,it..
package which should be carefully pr~sesvcd.
SOLD NJ ALI. pkl G0SIS.
JoBNUsics. =, coartaad street. New YosA.
n Ri and postage stamps enclosed 10 any au
shorired Agent. WI cn-ur, bottle ccn,ainiue finy
ma. N AlenB1AL1.sS
q \ II a X X III = ~ L T. r.
~ aos0i " proved eifsc b he tss article sowu
scs curing the CstArrh Cold In the Mead Headache
10 has ren found IN sacsoAnt edy many 81
Sore Eyes peAness has N>~n h. Il, and Meas-
INF hes one been gree y Improved tyM- use.
Nis fragrant end agreeable. and
olives 0msMedl1mse Uer0aeF
~ As heavy pAass csussd ~ diseases u the heed
~ sssseaioas shss sains deustsis and nvixcs
ssssssthsss che s.ands. snd s,vss healthy action 10
The parts Affected.
Nlorc shae l'airsy Years
Of sale an use Of ps MAsslars Cstarh and Headache
Snu has pre- Vi s great value Tor Ill the die
eossa End ~ ths moment stands higher shsn
ewes before.
tits ndsd BY many The t~st ysicians and
= ssea ssA crest ssec~ss ssa satisfaction every shssA
Rood ehe r~reIairms~s spr v1ho0r.
sale 1brugg1sss In 1854.
Tia undersigned. hsving tor macy y-sss bees
0uainted Nth Dr. MsvshAil'. Catartb aud Headache
as ss believe to be equal In eery respect to the see
cmmssisAisos 80 ~ As che cofs oiCsssrsh Aaec
tkns that Il b dvciAey the beet article have
know n Tor oil common diseases Of the Head.
nsss rstry. posien bssss.A Psrh. Kse forA
0esd, Aestcn CO. do AwA ueands. do
Urcvn Lamson Go do Stephen Paul Co do
Heed. Cutler . Go do lss Ael Minor Co -
Seth " tosle McKcsscn Nohbins, do
Wnson vahhant Co do Al eccv,iA Co do
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Nay. Portland. Ne, Bash AOale. do
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
1saIDsE lsae APR WINE.
$PEeR'S SkAoBURC PORT Whit
Vineyard. Passaic. Now Jersey.
Pure and cOnr Years Old.

rHEscsinEp Nv rnvsiei,N- ron
FEM AtfS. WEAKLY IEESpNs tNn fS"ti INA
Sasnhurs Crsyc Of Portugal m Cts'tt Remedy ics
kidnry Affections, Rheumatism. and alll
Chronic Complains.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

- OO18OoOG 0ICOUOs b1OsUO00e
&C.. c.,
Cotton Factors, ~lCommis'n : fofWosl'
Commis'n F0rwsrd'g MeecA00e0,
mercAamaa, No. North - Ntsoot,
No. q Nssehcs street Bet. Chesast Market,
New Orleans. La. 81 Louis, No.
y.Ordsss ars collected for the purchase = 49, =
Cotton, Susev, Nolaaees. CoGSs. 0seeesise, =
vi Stores, Westess Produce, begging, Repse
&C., Ae., which viii receive our bs6t personal -
teniiOn 0e4lo1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
mn. MApsnpuAu.n..S
Rood oAr r~re11lcas~s or veAOl,
sale nDruR G6sos IN oAI1.

fhe undersigned. hsving Tor mssy y-sss bees a.
0uainted stsh Dr. MsvshAn'. Catartb and ii-sdache
saun. and sold I, IN shoesalr trade. crrs y state
that ss believe 10 be equal evrry respect To tie
ommeuieaieos 9seA ~ As lhe cote Of Cssassh Adec
ttnsah shath drcidei,y the hest article have
ka...s In .lisenx IL IL
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

lrfitsts and dreueh the kidneys, and by constsni
sss soon lead 70 chronic degeneration aud con-
Armed disease
We pesseut The Constitution Wstev 10 the pub
Ne With the convictions that u has no equal IN re-
liev,nr he clsss VI diseases for which has been
fpnsd 20 eminently aaccessfnl for curing; andwe
trust thst We shalt be rewarded for our enortsi IN
plaeins 40 valuable remedy in form 70 meet
{he re0uiremeuNo Of patieut and ply Stcia0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
DIABETES.
PHYSICIANS

Have loas sisced gwen up the nee Of buchu. Gu
bebs. md juniper in the treatment Of those dis
ssse, and only use them for the want Of . better
remedy.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-02-03
Later from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, February 2--Late Mata-
mora sdates received. Bagdad was abandoned
on the Goth by the Liberals and by United
States guards placed there, and the Imperial
troops re-entered on same day. Nearly al
the merchants Of Matamoras, Mexican and
foreign, and among the former several promi-
nent influential Liberals, published solemn
protest against the course of the United States
army and civil officials on the Texas side,
charging them with being responsible for the
trouble and outrages on the frontier Shy aiding
the partiSans Of Juarez, which has no more
foothold OF base operations on this frontier
than that offered by said officials.
The protest was very severe; its truth is Of
fcially certified by the Vice Consuls of Spain,
France, Prussia, and Great Britain, resident at
Matamoras.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-02-03

SECESSION IN THE METHODIST CHURCH -
At meeting of the quarterly conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Rock
vile, Md, last week, the following resolutions
were adopted
Resoloed, That we recognize the conference
to be held in Alexandria, Va, commencing on
the 7th of February, 1866, as the legitimate
representative of the old Baltimore Confer
ence, and Of primitive Methodism; and there
fore we will assume our proper position under
its jurisdiction.
Resoloed, That we are utterly opposed to
the social and political equality of the negro
as advocated by the official papers and by the
Bishops and leading preachers of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church
Resolved, That committee of five be cleo
ted by ballot by this Quarterly Conference to
represent our interests at the approaching ses-
sion of the Baltimore Annual Conference to
be held in Alexandria, Virginia.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-02-03
Late Southern News.

The first National Bank of Chattanooga has
been made a depository of the public money
A great mass meeting is called for the 22d,
by the most influential and prominent citizens
of Nashville, to endorse the President and his
policy.
The Charlotte North Carolina) Times de-
nounces one David Comfort, who has gone to
live and keep a school in Charlotte, Virginia
as a wolf in Sleeps clothing, and warns the
people of Charlotte county against him.
On the 23d ultmo, some negro troops and
citizens had fight near Centreviile, Hickman
county, Tennessee. Several on each side were
wounded.
A party Of skilful sharpers have swindled
the New Orleans Canal Bank out Of 500, 900,
and the Citizens Bank of that place out of
$4,000. Only one of the sharpers has been
arrested.
Mobile papers of Friday report that the AL
ALBANIA Legislature are considering bill to APP
propriate one million of dollars for the poor of
the State
The Raleigh Progress says: ',The military
guard at the Jail cannot be very vigiant, for
the chief of police tells us that the prisoners
were all on the streets on Monday night, a young
man named Suggs, imprisoned for murder,
among them. We are told that the prisoners
all go back to their quarters after taking turn
about town
Lieut.. Killian, in command of soldiers sent
out from Newbern to make an arrest of some
desperadoes in Lenoir county, was shot down,
and it is thought will not survive
The Wilmington Dispatch, which has the
largest circulation in that city, cannot get the
letter list, because the Journal is more accept
able to the powers The Dispatch says: The
Postmaster General has the right,we presume
to consult his own taste about these things.
De gustibus non disputamdum But if be per-
sists in his present style of advertising the list
of uncalled for letters in those papers only that
suit him politically, it will be a long time be-
fore it gets into paper in the South having
the largest circulation.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-02-03
LATEST. NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH
FOR THE DAY BOOK.
Congressional.


Washington, Feb: 2.-The Senate Today
was engaged in the consideration of the bill
giving protection to all persons in their civil
rights, which after a long debate, was passed
The vote stood SO to IL.
The bill provides that all persons born in
the United States, and not subject to any for
eign power, excluding Indians not taxed, are
hereby declared citizens of the United States,
without any distinction of color
Iu the House, the bill charging the powers
of the Freedmen's Bureau was discussed. A
case of contested election was also argued.
Major Generals Meade and Themes APP
pearcd on the floor; whereupon, a recess was
taken, and the Speaker, in few compliment
airy remarks, introduced them to the body.
They returned their thanks in short speeches,
and on motion of the members three cheers
were given by the House and galleries.
The President to-day transmitted message
to the Senate, nominating a Minister to the
Republic of St. Domingo He said he believed
the commercial interests of this country, would
be benefited by its recognition, whilst such
would accord with the settled policy of the
United States
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-02-03

REVENUE STAMPs-Look Om.-The Com
missioner of Internal Revenue has notified the
officers acting under his supervision that great
frauds are practicsd in the matter of using
revenue stamps more than once, and he has
issued circular of instructions calling their
attention to the matter, and directing legal
proceedings to be instituted against all per-
sons who do not comply with the law He
says there are but two legal methods of can
ceiling stamps-one being by writing or print
ing initials and date in ink on every stamp,
so as to correspond with the instrument on
which it is written, and the other is the case
of stamps placed on boxes, bottles, packages
or other proprietary articles, when the stamps
must be SO affixed as to be effectualy de-
stroyed when the article is opened for use A
simple cross i'll the ink will not do. writing
with pencil will not do, punching a hole
through the stamp will not 10, nor any other
device than the legal ones above desert bed.
The Commissioner says he will enforce the
penalties of the law on all persons who do
not comply With tho foregoin requirements
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-02-03
THE DAY BOOK AN AFTERNOON
PAPER.

On Monday next, we shall commence to is
sue the DAY Book in the afternoon, as. was
done prior to the War. By SO doing we will
be enabled to furnish our readers with North
ern news, kilograms, City Courts &C., from
twelve to fifteen hours earlier than by the
present arrangement.
For number of years past, we have had
an afternoon paper in this city, but at present,
all of our dailies are issued in the morning,
and we now make this change to meet the
wants and wishes of our patrons and the COM
munity generally.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-02-03
FRANCE AND THE UNITED
STATES

The Meyican question has proved sore
puzzle to our political quidnuncs and to the
capitalists of Wall street. "What will he do
with it?" was the leading inquiry in regard to
the intentions of the French Emperor Would
he withdraw before the threats of Mr.. Seward
and General Grant, or would he brave it out
and fight the universal Yankee nation for pos
session of the soil of Mexico?
To inquiries of this kind, some had one
thing to answer, and some another. One news
paper correspondent stated that the Emperor
was about to propose to the French Chambers
the evacuation of Mexico-another protesting
to be fully posted declared that he would
never consent to relinquish his hold upon that
beautiful region. And opinions varied accord
ing to every possibility of difference.
Wenow begin to think we have some little light
upon this really important subject, The latest
assurances are, that, in November, the French
Emperor did actually propose to Mr.. Seward to
withdraw his troops, provided our Government
would recognize Macmillan as Emperor Of
Mexico. This is probably the true diplomatic
position ofe tn case. Napoleon will require re-
cognition from the United States, before retir-
ing from their vicinity; while the United States
appear to be equally positive in exactng his
unconditional withdrawal
We must confess the aspect of the case is
bellicose enough to satisfy the most passionate
lover of war. One nation or the other, Gf there
is to be a continuance of peacs1 will have to
back down disgracefully from its pretensions,
and leave the other in possession of the field
We cannot say it will not be our own; for Mr..
Seward has previously surrendered lin the
case of Mason and Slidell) to the growl of the
British lion.
But Congress and the multitude may not
allow Mr.. Seward to yield in the present in
stance We may then have to fight France
and her allies, and that right suddenly
Well, we are used to wars; and if they must
come, we should endeavor to make the best
of circumstances. We may never live in a
peaceful era again, and we must inure our
selves to daily experiences of battle and strife;
sometimes at our own doors.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-02-03
RICHMOND.

We do not know what truth there may be
in the report, that one case of Asiatic Cholera
has recently been developed in Richmond, but
this we do know, that another pestilent dis
ease, equally malignant, has recently been
raging in that city, without having caused
any serious alarm on the part of the inhabi-
tants of our metropolis. We allude to that
miserable exhibition of party strife and strug-
gle for place which has disgraced our Legis-
lative Halls within the last sixty days
If the political place-hunters at Richmond
could fully realize the contempt, with which
a people struggling for existence, look upon
their petty squabbles and recriminations,
they would pause in their beartless career and
turn their attention to such wholesome enact
ments as the necessities of the people peremp-
torily demand.