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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

.ors uatil you have tssesd ths Dsepsstiss of
John q. Baker I Cos PBs Medical Co
Liver Oil in vain. fhsss b tselinsay Of
The highest class - show hat its s6ssis in
Pulmoaary complaints have been oil but
misaculeus. Net 70 Try il in your cxtreui-
y 10 - deciioe hit sAAsee for life. John
.. Baker 4 Co., No 7lo MAskst y. Phila.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

.VCW Nu0AUco > O8B0Oe
when Msxieo sholD TN iote Ueeoo 0an'e
kespiag Swsss OsossaAx seof pesfeos ~
or choioer Perfume.
Er. SMITH . CO.. Hev ysrk.
Nepufoctureee ee tho 11ofn1 Porfnnnssv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

Do NOR iaii to ses ~ Hsve Hsms Sew.
ing Machine. tis The woadsr Il the 10th
century. Ne vsl regulated hsussbold
can a6ss6 to b. vitbeut oas. Call st Ne.
:. L. Claase Block. up stsisa jlys-dln.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

OvvscsAL DsAwly0s, CsnculAas, lHsea.
tnaaiou, Ae.. ssns. Psisss cashsd h IA ~
gal lelsssisa J. B. CLAYTON, Ne. 10
Wall g., New Yssk. iuns1A dlo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11


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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

Asa. WinsLow's SOornino SYsur mas
become - popular that various parties have
put out asticlss calling them Mrs. wins>
lows. Please taks notiss that ~ Nss.
wdssiss ef ~ SsssAiss Syrup 10 not an.
nsessd vita ssy other srsiois. ius4dAw3m
Te Care Chllls 4 Fcver. 90 MA
eulexS A0Ue MIXTURE. pss up by Lac
AA0UlRE. 81. Louis. PRlCg q. so per bo.tls
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

INV Sfock.-Nsas I Mayer ass esu.
stantly receiving addiliess to their 6ns
stock Of Mems and Boys ready nsds
clothing. and are making large sales q
the lowest rates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

A GENTS WAUTBD-Fof the standard fiog
"A raphy Of Gen. SrUNEWALL JACKSON.
The only edition asthorised BY his widow. rhs
auther personal friend sDa Chief ef staH u the
0sasrai; cssefally corfectsd I'D revised BY
Dee. r. :. Lee. Head for circulars aud seo Oer
terms. Addsess-NAssoxAL PusLisnlna Co., No.
10 Lombard Block. Chicago. III. myle.dsmsod
Sss woman In another 6biunn picking
Sambusg grapes for Spess's Wine. Il 10 an
tdmisaSls asticls, ussd in the hospitals end
BY ths dfst clAse families Il Parse, Lendoa.
end Nsw York, 10 preference 70 sld Port
Wise. Il 10 wssth : trial, % Il gives great
saeissAesieo. dc4-dly
1hs sstarai color restored tnot dysd.) aud dis
ssse Of The seap. iailing "a. Ac.. eosstusly sss.
ID by ssiag MA0UlRI'S HAlR OOk0RlM0
R9ST0oAT1v8 DAlM. Prtss o. per bottle
Psepsrs1 nd ~ b J. 3 G. AA0UlRE. drug
gtsts. u. Lsais. estl9dWly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11
EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT.

MATHEWS vENEr1AN HAIR DYE
ksowa ssd used over 70 yesrs. Daily increas-
Ing 10 psblic favor Complete in one bottle.
No vash. No trouble. Does net eseck o. ssain.
Produces lusteous black OF brosn, - desired.
Does not injure the hair. Price, rs centa Seld
BY Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. js2ldly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

Mrs. winalow's Mystic I'illt
ass pssparsd only for legitimate purpose, and are
The 0sy - 80 eesr1ive n,sdeine Msa those palm
fal aad doaesoaa dlayrdeS 70 which the Female con-
nsle f1ls estsse. No article Of msi{ciss intended
fr TIE e1rlaslye uea Of fGn1eo that hag usnse
Y apecasence, h Het yith sucA universal favSr
psorssiss H. sppsss "a Su..ssos 3 ln"sscsa ,Ss
aae g nsslth FoesvA to ths checks, and all Ne In
dcaatsos of NessDs slIshllity removed. No naiden,
wife = mother shosld be without the Mystic Fills.
rsss = r. hoy o. tass: boies for g. rcr sale b
10poeeaae - slAo 0aclg.
W. isvits the attsnt,on of our readers 10 .
eesefuI psrusal Of Dr.. Hasterly's medical sdvef.
easoenl which can be seen ID our coluaans to-
dsy. Ds. Eastsrly's Family Medicines have been
twsall yssss established in st. Louis, ere do.
sssvsdly .popslas. have . rapid sale. as1 are re-
easdsd the best now 10 use. DR.. Rastssly pre-
perez . remedy fos csch varticulas form Of Dis
ssss. and not one remedy 10 cure oil diseases, -
you often zee recommended BY others. His med.
icinss are standard preparations, kept IN all the
principal Drug stores throughout the greet
NcssA ~ese nd are resorted 10 BY invalids from
81 saste 81 tAe United Statsa, As Dr. Easteriy' .
familv Medicines ere prepared under the ere Of
recommend them with confidence 10 the afilicted
e being much superior 70 Others in general use.
We cay 70 the afFlictsd give them trial Orders
eddrooood 20 Dr. Easeerly, 81. Louis, No.. will
be pseopUy hlle1 aa1 forwarded By express 70
." Pssss ot'hs eoaesry. ocsi1 dAwiy
Dlarrhes. Oysensery. Nanner
COMPLAINT. &C.. speedily cured by using Ma
suifs's Csnpouud E1trscs Of Benne Plant. Pre-.
parsd saly BY }. . G.. Msgsles. y. Lsais, ~
cold BY ell druggists. p. HcoviAet, ChicaRoi,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

Bur reun Dry Goods as Otte Klues's, No.
u Sseoed sessse. tunl7dt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

foe Dssesction ffoa The show, call - r
SIMPSON I co. and take out Policies in
theee 0sst claD laeesaaee Osapaniis repre-.
sNted By them. Whsee ~ assoe1l -.
tielpaos b ths Pro0ts q ths companies
witneue iacuriag sny liability. Oaies No.
AS Bsady 81. apr.0>dly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

ThAacn ePsAkixo.-Ara. Cora L. v.
Danie:s, (formssly Hatch) will lecture Il L.
Cla,rs Hall On Thursdsy evsniag sf shia
week. Admisgion 20 ets. julo 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11


50 cu8ss 4 pOx.
ooxes laeeee tAan Dyee that ell fer q.
NATURAL. DURABLE, BEAUTIFUL. WAh.
8ANfBD 70 please. This article hes been tAoe.
esghly tesssa BY DR; CniLrON. Of New York.
vho prsacsnse Il frss from eli poisonous issrs-
dlsn6e, sad the uesssial composing il viii ~ H.
are ths moot delicoae heir. Sold bv Druae,s1e
esl N.asy 0se1 dselets ssesywhsrs.
joalf-0y JNO. J. KnOMkR, 6ols Prsp'r.
tos Chestnut street PHILADELPHIA
HOLlowAs's Puts Ann OMsnsSs. .-Ulcesated
Lsg.-Nsmerous ind viduals, who we're for many
yeafs amictcd With old cancsrous eores q ulenin
% the legs. cod had failed % procure . reu y
e.thse from private practics or public hoss q.
hove been speedily sar~d BY . short essrae Oi
thsQ sasaluahls medicines. L. I'll disseeSIk 81
ibis nsases the usited action Of the .Pills asd
Otnts'ess h rsqairst. y.
Flro = AAgAsalng.
foe pseesction ffom ths abovs. call - r
SIMPSON I co. and take out Policies in
thess 0sst cla0 lnousaaeo Ooupani6s repee.
ogated b. them. WhGPe ~ ossoro1 ~.
tielpaos ID ths Pre0ts q ehs csapanies
vss.:ss est i,ss:r'as &: s'y liability. one: No.
AeaA sh1o Ceatoncaee.
TAis \ % csstify thaG I hsvs exaaissd
Hodgego' RtaGFoat Oodoats1ias and 0nd that
N i 1e0oeeso q sd6etenseo II pssfee>ly
6aeu1o1 eAasaa1se, The inerediente vhieA
enoue 1nootGs ee0pooitien ~ vou cajcuh
~ = e1eoooe TIE eeeoA and kooo u gun
q . 1sa1lAy Glsee.
Wn. RrpxiH, CAeSsiss.
7z:Willian 81, N. 7.
~ by dl Dsue6ists. Pssfsasss and
Hsnay Ocsde DsalseS
------ -
1T. cknra6, 0efdsuss md AsrisA -.
~ ana 1ain Sos., ffsk and oenA9snoAl
tfeso. ny3o-ly
G. - ~ bos.- -0s - brysat, 0ttaa
~ I Mssocs Dessapest Oonmsrcial Cul
49,, y 81 . thoesSaA practical business
edoue1is0, a. - oesp0e . neoa sound tsle-
egapA sqesaees. 49 eireuiass address (en.
9ssang soa1ps) DsyanA, 0esaetsa Z nlsssill.
oavsapssA lewa. dwly.
Tuasss. &e.-Ths pssnie,ous nostruas ID
seseteed - Ossmstics ere corrosive, mineral
ed vegetable extracts which not oaly de.
seeeg ses slin but lay ths haaia Of innumer>
able teeial disorders and even partial paealy.
- q tAe nerves. Without The baneful
seeeeqssaese. HoIloway's Oiatmsas viii
pseseem oil the curcs which the others boast
ut ~ - effect.
1e Aesa AHD fnscgls Leeseu.-
V = AeshpsaeA. (alss Qllsd Liver.
eee~l - Lsasee. = hssklea 1es elSsa
~ saeeyee. psst'cslaely TO ia1iss sfiieAl
s...ss -. - - diaeestued spsls skee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

uOll0wAY's PIlLs Aan OMsnsyF.-Ulceseted
Lsg.-Nsmerous ind viduals, Who we're for many
yeafs adlictcd With old cancsrous sores q ulsnfn
% the legs. ed had fAilsd 70 procure . reu y,
either from private practice or public hosS "a,
hove been speedily sar~d BY . short essrae Oi
tho sasaluaAls msdieines. L. Ill dissass1H st
Mis- naasee the uaited action Of the .Pills asd
OjutWe0N n re0uieOt. y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

LRCLAins Rowe. +. webb, q bic 0ss
establishment in L. Claire Row, slill kssps
% hand the finest sto.k Of glassvsss,
quesnsware. csockesy end sslid ssd silver
plated ware to be found anywhere 10 ths
State. He invariably furnishes the trade
st the lowest figures. and oifssing the psb-
lie sound aud substantial astielss, hi bss:>
ncss 10 saill largely. On The INCREASE. These
Who desire any thing in his line, will shsssvs
their intsrsats BY giving hin N eariy cali.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

Fsu,r AND Passsa} ks.-Ssve trouble by
getting = supply Of those superior Fruit
Cans and Jars. test q and found perfect,
(qusrts and half ssQ Qbus) sold by Don I
Bro. Ne. 3 Front strst \, near Brady. Alss
cemsut for sealing. d4wlt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

1T. rEnrss, 0ssdsuss snd AsrisA -.
~ and Main Sos., ffspt and oena9saMl
tseso. my2o-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

LIZ. 70. IfnS} Fmlps.-Fssa ess
Reek Island kchalee ws learn that ~
numerous buf2 I'D have intsstsd that
city for seme time PED havs hit tos ether
ieealitiss. 1t is saepq IA that absus twelve
4 he professionals d = rsoais, nsates;ag
sbsst in he day tis With thsir dianesds
and kid gloves In Il msst Paeisian style.
Their .ovsments & s'essly watched. how
ever, and at the d esvesy Of ,hs Arss svi-
ds-ecs either q eality. they viii b bre'l
up in doablssQ lck time. In The nsas.
tine ths cit ni srs urged - b. On the
sls,tNee sAsaxder and ball.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

ytWno1 bsALs TRAps.-R Krause, opposite
the First National Bank, Ia now doing .
lively Wholesale business in msa's and
boys Ready Made Clothing. Ills stock h
extensive, his terms reasonable, and oil
who deal with him will receive entire salts.
faefi0n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

Thu = % csstify thaG I hsvs exaaissd
R0dgsss' Rsagssat Os1oatslias asd 6nd that
lt i eo0eessd q sd6stsssse II . pssfsetly
6asulaa shasaa1as, The ingrsdisnts which
snose 1nooAs es0peoitisa afo vou calculA
~ = eleoass The essaA ard kssp ~ gums
q Asa11Ay alste.
Wn. Rppxil, CAemiss.
7AsWillian "a N
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

Dssso wklE-7AS Csths,iss - Rsci
Island held pic mic hn the eth, for ths
benefit Of their I61ch Jaad aitsr paying I'll
;: :.s;::;s f.: :s.. s.: SUN Of ''''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

0RyUEAoNe asDaagheer TO Educate.
80 ~ . UuAalegse sf ~ Yoong Ladies
AsAeAea4, Jaatsonviiis, IN. fanD = 70
suea Seaom u@U.8
Address,. ~ ~. p. SANDke0. D. D..
NSAAssv 6spssiatendsst =. I. Az.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

a 1Ss s,ssNAlrIu ~ stns SCI
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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-03-27

STRANGE REPORT ABOUT QUEEN VICTo-
RIA.-A Paris letter to the Cincinnati COM
naercial contains the following: g had near
ly written royal scandal-for, to tell the
plain truth, the talk that now floats through
private society in London is little else. I
am panied to say that this gossip involves
no less parsonage than Queen Victoria. 1t
has for long time been on peoples tongues,
but it has at last appeared in the newspa-
pers 1t is said the Queen has taken a pro-
digious liking for very good-looking, but
'ignoble Scotchman named Brown, who
was formerly a sort of outdoor body servant
to Prince Albert, and indeed bears strong
resemblance to the Prince. She SO dotes
upon him that she keeps him constantly
near her person, at all her palaces and at all
her journeys to and from them. She con-
suits her pet on all subjects, and takes his
advice so absolutely that the rest of the
Royal household have become very jealous
f him. The last story is that she is going
to Knight him. Marry him she cannot for
the law of the realm forbids her to marry
one of her own subjects. 1t is very disa-
greeable nay, it is worse than disagreeable,
to mention these things of one who, as wife
and mother, and Queen, has so high place
in the reverence of the world. have re-
Trained from speaking of these stories while
they were merely talked of in private, but
now they have become SO notorious, and are
so positively mentioned in the English pa
pers, that I can no longer regard them as
empty tales"
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good sport in this State, in 1864 and 1865,
to shoot and hang Union men, under orders
from Richmond and Raleigh. Ourneighbors
of the Sentinel approved all this The Ju-
Nor agitated and held meetings in the army
in Virginia, to denounce the peace men at
home in North Carolina, and to draw down
upon them mob law, the rope, and the rifle;
and the Senior published the proceedings OF
these meetings in his paper, sustained Mr.
Davis and Gov Vance in all their cruelties,
and regularly implored the God of Battles
whom he worshipped, to rain the fires OF ven
geance on all the peace men, and on all the
enemies of the Confederate government
"Monstous agreeabel" they are now, as Tony
Fulps would say. They are " reconstructed "
now. They respect and defend the Quakers
now. They are the friends of the President
now, and those who suffered as he did during
the rebellion are his enemies. aye serpents,
we generation of vipers how can ye escape
the damnation of hell!"
We deplore this exodus of the Friends
We would gladly have them remain with us;
but if they must and will go, they will carry
with them heartfelt wishes for their prosper
ity by our best and most loyal people who
remain behind 1t must be a sore trial to
them to bid farewell to their places of wor-
ship and to the graves of their fathers and
little ones; but they go to new, free land,
where it is respectable and honorable to be
devoted to the Union, and where the hand
of persecution, if lifted against them, would
be instantly stayed by an enlightened and
loyal public opinion.
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If other Remedies Fail for Bronchial and

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They create healthy appetite,
They are an antitode to change of water and
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They overcome effects of dissipation and late
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They strengthen the system and enliven tire
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they are the best Btters ip the world. They
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Druggists Hotels sra Saloons Only genuine
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Beware of counteifGits and reuled bottles.
P. II. DRAKE 81 CO.,
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LUNATIcs NUMBERING THEIR KEEPERS.
A terrible scene occurred recently in the Lu-
natic Asylum of St. Pierre, at Marseilles,
France. Three patients determined to muir
der their attendants. To effect their pur-
pose they wrenched away some iron bars
placed around stove, and with them fell on
the first wardman they saw, and beat him
about the head till he died. Another keeper,
hearing his companions cries, came to see
what was the matter, and was Immediately
attacked and likewise killed. The three
madmen then took the keys from the peck
cts of their victims and entered the adjoin-
mo wards to murder the other attendants,
but taking no notice of the patients. The
wardsmen, however, escaped, and stopped
the progress ofthe madmen by fastening the
door on the outside. Meanwhile the whole
establishment was alarmed, and the officials,
after a desperate resistance, succeeded IN
overpowering the three murderers, without
receiving any serious injury.
&c To airc
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NOTICE..

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING QUALIFIED
Executor of James Largest, deceased, at Feb
ter Sessions for the county of Carteret, State of
North Carolina, hereby gives notice to all persons
without delay, and all persons having claims
against said estate to present them duly authenti-
Gated within the time limited by law, or this no
tice will be plead in bar of recovery.
DURANTE II. L. BELL, Executor.
march
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and 10 become due in 1866, and bonds due and to
f;ll due in 1876. BY authority vested in the Pub
lie Treasurer, l designate New York as the place
of payment.
Parties entitled, DESTROYS of effecting the ex-
angcGuthoriZcd in said Act, will please COM
municate to me III once the amount and charac-
ter Of the securities which they wish to be fund
ed, in order that L may know the number and
denomination of the bonds which will be re
quired. After the cn~ravcr shall furnish Tie.
blanks the bonds will be prepared for issue with
little delay.
Under advice of the Attorney General,
Coupons Of bonds issued since, but under acts
passed Before May Doth, 1861, will be funded I'M
der the act of March 10th, 1866, provided their
identity is established, by being cut from the
bonds il my presence, provision necessary on
account of the similarity to other Coupons is
sued since May 2Jth 1861.
KEMP P. BATTLE,
March 22-2-1v- Public Treasurer
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-03-27

The Sentinel admits that its junior Editor
justified the contemptuous manner in which
the flag was treated by certain persons in
this City, on the 22d of last month, and that
he went home by back street to avoid walk
ing under or near it; but the excuse offered
is that the flag was not displayed at proper
points and in a proper way Federal Off
GERS will please make note of this, and dis
play the flag so as to meet the appreciation
of the Sentinel. IF they should happen to
hang it out over the pavement the junior
will enter his "caoeat," and call it rag"
People who cherish an aversion for that
glorious ensign are disloyal at heart, and are
not fit to be 'reconstructed.n
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-03-27

We have conversed with thousands of fed
eral officers and soldiers since April, 1865, and
we have not heard one of them speak disre-
1t is in the dust, never again to be unfurled,
and out of respect to the misguided but
gallant men who died under its folds, they
never refer to it in contemptuous or oppro-
brious terms.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-03-27
III. THOMPSON,
TN STORE AND FOR SALE.

1000 BUSHELS CORN IN BUSHELS Sacks
100 bales Eastern Hay.
30 barrels Mess Pork.
100 - Flour.
200 Lime
so % Plaster Paris.
10 tons Bakers Island Guano.
100 New DIRK make, Spirit Casks.
tons Hoop Iron.
Btgging, Rope, Rosin Strainers, Bungs, Truss
Hoops, DC. \. DAY,
Goldsboro', n. G.
march 2O-1-1W