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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-08
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TITUS - ~ u k1u0B ADU6s
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JAS. DURNO, =. O. Box 1895, New York.
WHOLESALE by DEMAs BARNES i Co., N. Y. jel2
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DR. MAR2naAn.l.,O
q A II A IL II III S ~ u FF.
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for caring the CataSrh, Cold IN the Head and eadache
II has been found excellent ely IN many VI
Sore Eyes Deafness has been by H. and Hear
ing has one been grea " improved byits use.
IL is fragrant and Agreeable and
Gives 1ssasnedimoe Relief
to the dull heavy pans caused by Diseases 81 head
The sensations after using delightful ard invigor-
aiine II opens and purses out NIL obstructiona,
the parts affected.
More sham rnlrty Years
OF sale Of DR. Marshalis Csiar, and
Snu6 has proved its great value for al the common dis
cares OF the head and at this stands higher than
ever before.
Its recommended by many OF the best physicians and
isnsed With great success and satisfaction every where
Reed the certificates Of Whole.
saa1c 1DrWGg6ssS In DeHA.
The under igned. having for many years been 40.
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READ! READ. READ.

DAxvILLE, "a, June Q, 1852 ~. VIM. H. Gregg
Dear Ssr In Feb 1851, was afflicted with
sugar diabetes, and for five months passed more
than two gallons Of water in twenty -four hours.
was obliged to get up as often ten Or twelve times
during the night, and in five months lost about
fifty pounds in weight. During the month 0fJuly
1861. ! procured two bottles Of Constitution Wa
ter, andin two days after using IL experienced
relief, and after taking two bottles entirely
cured, soon after regsining my usual good health.
Yours truly, Nv. l.. DE WITT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-08

This new preparatios possesses most wonder
full properties, and 10 a @F-
A SURE CURE '
For every species Of Itch, Prairie Itch, Bar
bcr', Itch. Wabash Scratches, Illinois
Mango, Iowa and Missouri Digs, Cutau'
eous Eruptions, Pimples on the Face,
Nngwortns, etc he
fhe PRuRiG0 LOTTO !. new and certain
tipn d & nee n = ~ The gummy, disagreeable qnali
lie Of che ointmerts n general use.
me pWrJRI0O LOTTO b safe 70 ues under A.
CIRCUNerANCnR vhl not l.ritA the most tender
skin, ana eoeSsiss - Wsecury. Doet IN % ~ IT,
Manuals urcd ~ = T. 4 ". :. MCFARLAND,
= = as;s r. psistsrs, Lafayette. lcd.
PRICE "a CEN sod q Wholesale y - ioass
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Has proved itself equal to the task that has de
volved uDon il.

lrritate and drench the kidneys, and by constan
use soon lead to chronic degeneration and con-
hrmed disease
We present the Constitution Water to the pub
lie with the conviction that il has no equal in
leving the class of diseases for which has been
found so eminently successful for curing and We
trust that we shall be rewarded for our efforts in
placing so valuable a remedy in form to meet
The requirements Of patient and physician.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-08
INSANE ASYLUM.

GIT. vINCENT'S INSTITUTION FOR THE IN
- SANE, ST LOUIS, MO. A Private Institu
ton established and conducted By tbe sisters Of
Charity. Founded adg. 10. 1858. The insane,
Eplleptic, &C., Of Ill denominations, Of both sex
es and from ever state are ad United. For terms,
etc apply TO tie Sister Superior, or to DR. J. X.
BAUDUY. Attending Physician. v1-d1ys
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-08

=. DolhOade AECobb, Dolhonae
Co., c..
Cotton Factors, Commis'n Forward
Commis'n ForwGd'g Merchants,
4ercAanfa, no. Z North "a Street,
xose7 Natchez street Bet. Chestnut Market,
New Orleans, La 81. fOtis. No.
Orders are solicited for the purehase Of sale Of
Cotton, Sugar. Melassea. Coffee, Gsoceries, W.
val Stores, western Produce, bAgking, Ropes
&C., &C., which will receive our best personal a.
tention. 4r Oct131y
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STAFF OF CONNECTICUT
Comfy Of Hartford.

STAFF OF CONNECTICUT a.
County Of Hartford. 90
l Charles w. johnson, Asst. Clerk of the
Superior Court, do hereby certify that
Charles E. Perkins. whose name is append
cd to the jurat Of the foregoing deposition,
was at the date thereof . Justice Of the
Peace in and for the county Of Hartford,
duly authorized to administer oaths for gen.
eral purposes !; aud that an well acquaint-
cd with the hand writing Of said Perkins,
and believe that the signature Of said jur-
ct is genuine.
In witness whereof have
N hcreunto set my hand and afflx
STAT ed my s1Iicial seal, this 18th day
N@~1 Of January A. D. 1866.
CHARLES JOHNSON,
Asst Clerk Of the Superior Court, for the
Coanty Of Hartford.
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AuoIToR.s OFFICE, IOWA.

Dgs NOUNS, January, Slst, 1865. 4.
II Is hereby certified that there hes been fled
In this Office . sworn statement, showing the
condition Of the Connecticut Fire insurance
COMPANY, located at Hartford in the State Of
Conn. on the FIRST day of January. A. D.. 1856.
in accordance with the provisions Of an Act Of
the General Assembly Of the State ofIowa, sntitl.
ed ian Act in relation 10 Insurance Companies
approved Jan. 2sth, 1857 and IN Act smendatory
thereto approved Feb. sth 1858; and an oct in
relation 10 Life Insurance Companies approved
March 18th, 1853; that said statement shows
that said Company IL possessed Of the requisite
amount Of capital. and invested q required BY
Law. Authority is therefore given to the above
named Company to transact their appropriate
business Of Insurance in this State in accordance
with the laws thereof, until the Slst day Of jan
uary, A. D., one thousand eight husdrsd end
sixty seven. Il ID also certified. that John D.
Evans, o. Davenport, has been duly appointed
BY said Company their lawful Agent and Attof-
ney fot the county Of Scott with fan power 70
tahe risks Of Insuranes therein, asd to ac&nOwt-
edge servias Of process - provided By Law, upon
his fling With the Clerk ofthe District Court h
and for said County this certificate and scopy Of
the statement ON He in this ONCE II 10 further
certified hist the attached il true and correct
cory Of the said statement.
In 'estimony whereof, have hereunto net my
hand and aMxea my sAal Of once the dav and
year 6fst above writtes. Jxo. A. Eluof1.
= Il M An1ftoe ofHontes
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BosroS CoRxERs, n. r., Dec. II, 1861. Vim
H. G,gg& Co.-Gsass: ~ freely give you liberty
Ito make ofthe following certificate Of the val
ue or Constitution Water. which | can recon-
mend IN the highest manner Ny wife was stack
ed with pain in the shoulders, whole length Of the
back, and in her limbs. with hstpnsdtsca q the
Heart and Irritation Of tAe ByGdder. called .
physician who attended her about three months,
whenIhe left her worse than be had found her. l
then employed one Of thebest physicians could
| find Who attended her for about nine months,
and while she was under his care she did not su-
| fer cutie as much pain. He finally gave her mp,
| and said "Asr coss Gus tncsvG6tt. For" said be
| 'ssh< has sueA combinations Of compE0fsts that
medicine gisem for oas Opsrsses against sons other
| Of her difficulties" About this time she com
4suced the use of G institution Water, and TO our
utter astonishme ut. almost the first dose seemed
| 70 have the desired effect, and she kept on In
growing rapidly under its treatmest, and now su-
perintendS entirely her domestic a0airs. She he's
not taken any Of the Constitution Water for about
| four weeks, and ws ere happy 70 say that u has
produced permenent cure: -
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wv. \. VAN BENsCH01EN.

Il WsrnsssvlsLD. Conn. March ., 1sSS.-Ds. n
Il. Grsa1-Dsse Sss Having sees yose sassr.
tieement u "Constitutiop w alter, !" recommepds
ed for in6anmatien Of tie 8idneys nd lfrite1ioA
OF the Bladder, havins suffered for the pest three
years, and tried the skill Of number u physi-
clans With only temporary fslisf. l was induced
try your medieine. peoeured 90 eettls q
yosr agentsst Hartford, Nessrs Lee, Sisson =
prise found great change IN ny. health.
kave used two bottles Of il, and an where nsv.
er expected 70 be n my life, we'll. asA r good
spirits. cannot express my gratitude ~ =: !
feel that n 10 Ill and more shan yoa recommen0e9
i y Be. Msy tie biessings " God ever sfes1e1
req In your faboss Of love. Your truly
=, - - IEONARD 3. DlOBl0W."
sass FOR sale " al DruGsipts Fries "a
Aos NM. q. ektOG 4 CO.. Aeptt9se
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Arents h Chfcaes-FULlG1.f FINCH 3 rUl
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Total Assets.
Liabilities

5th-Thc amount Of Liabilities
due or not due to Banks or
other creditors. ...........
6tl,-Losscs adjusted and due.
7tn-Losses adjusted and not
uuc.
Sth-Losses unadjusted 49,.
9th-Losses in suspense, wait.
ing for further proof. -.
l0th-All other claims against
the Company.............
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Parents take care Of your
Child rem
Home Endowment.

CROUP-ITS CAUSE, CURE. AND HOW
" it may be prevented. Sent free. A.dress
4 Il. FoorE, n. d.. 1880 Broadway, New York
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A good man wanted in every Town and Coun-
~ in the United States to engage in an honor able
business. First rate pay allowed. The only
qualifications required are tact and industry
Address, for particulars, DR.. y. PHELPS
BROWN, No. l9 Grand Street, Jersey City, New
Jersey MARKEDLY
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IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE
BLAEDER, INFLAMM ALTON OF
THE KIDNEYS, CATARRH
OF THE BLADDER.
STRANGUA AIRY AND BURNING, ORPAlN-
Full UR1NATING.
For the diseases it is truly asovereign remedy,
and too much cannot be said in its praise. A sin
gle dose has been known to relieve the most ur-
gent symptoms.
Are you troubled with that dstre ssing pain in
the small Of the back aud through the hipsY A
teaspoontul a day OF the Constitution W alter will
relieve you like magic
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AWWv W1Vu S1DcCtWCIVS
nLD EYES MADE NEW, WITHOUT SPEC.
~ tacles, Doctor or Medicine. Pamphlet
mailed free. Address +. b. Foors. N. D., 1880
Broadway. New York dec22 -d3m
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PHYSICIANS

Have long slnced gwen up the use Of buchu, en-
bebs. and juniper in the treatment Of those dis
ease, and only use them for the want Of better
remedy.
('OmsftiMtt0m W,afes.
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AWAY WITH DISEASE
And Matrimonial lnfelicities

And Matrimonial lnfolicities
NFEDICAL COMMON SENSE. TREATS
WI upon the Human System inside and out.
on all Chrome Diseases and their treatment-On
harren"ess and lmpo cncy--op Seminal Weak
me- and Female Weakness--on Marriage and
Sexual Philosophy, i'll language every body can
understand. ma ing a sensible book for sensible
people and a good book for every one-400 pa
ges-l 20 illustrations three parts in one volume.
Price, &. So Sent by mail. postage paid.
ceipt of price Contents Tables sent free. Ad
dress the author. Il. i. FoorE, NJ. d., 1880
Broadway, New York. decZ2-d3ms
, 1866-08-03
school District Rnundaries

EDITOR STATESMAN There having been sew
eral Informal applications made for the forml-
tion Of new school districts, and for changes of
districts already formed Il hereby appoint the
first week of October next to beur oil such ap-
plications, and such bearing will be had at my
Office in Walla Walla City, W. 7. The appl-
cations should be made Monday, the first day
of the week, so that ample time may be given
for investigation.
1t is desired that the applications be made by
petition, and that the petition contain descrip-
ton of the boundaries of the new district, aud
of the alterations desired in the old; and that
said petition be signed by as many possible of
the residents of Ahe district in which the chan
ges are desired; aud in case there is any oppO-
sition to the proposed change, it would be well
for the opponents to sign and send in a remon-
STRANGE.
Section 80, page 10, Of the school law pro-
vidcs that, Any person or persons asking any
action of the Superintendent which shall affect
the boundaries Of any district, shall notify the
clerk of said district in writing of his intention
to ask for the same, stating what action is or
will be asked, and the time-nOt less than two
days-when the same will be heard, and shall
file a, certified copy of said writing with the ST.
perintendent."
Without this notice, the superintendent cannot
alter the boundaries of district, therefore par
tcular attention to the provisions this section
is required.
The notice should contain description of the
alteration as set forth in the petition, that all
parties may know exactly what is desired.
The certificate Of the service of the notice may
| be as follows
81 hereby certify tEat at the county of Walla
| WalIa, W.T., on the - day Of, A. d. 1866,
| left with the clerk Of school district No.,
personally, (Or 10 case be cannot be found, then
his tesidenee) the original notice of which the
within is a true copy. -....rn
g Dated this - day of -, A. D. 1906"
This certificate as TO Service OF notice should
be sSoru to by the person serving the same.
! W. G. LAEGFoRD,
School Superintendent.
, 1866-08-03
sTABAT MATER.

By the Cross, 10 grief aud weeping,
The sad mother watch was Keeping,
While the Son was hanging there,
Through whose spirit, deeply signing,
Plunged in sorrow, faint with crying
Pierced the cruel soldiers spear.
o the mourning, sorrow nTen
Mother Of the King Of Heaven
Gods Alone Begotten One,
Who stood grieVing, sighs upheaVing,
Sprit-reaving, bosom-cleaving;
For her ver-glOriOus Son.
Who could stand, his tears Withholding,
In such agony beholdihg
Jesuss Mother travailing7
Who, y who his tears eould smother
At that sight-the loving mothet
With her frst-bOrn sotsOSing
For her peoples e1piatiou
She beholds His death oblation
See the wounds the scourge has wrought
See her loved One, anguish-shNkeh,
Yet by mau, by God fOrsaken,
While lie breathes His spirit out.
Mother, well.spring of compassion,
Make me feel of voc the passion,
That share thy sorrows load.
Make my heart to glow within me,
That thus His grace may win me,
With the love of Christ my God.
holy Mother, stamp in vivid
Lines upon my heart the livid
Stripes CT Hiui who died for me,
That in wOudeEipk adGruti6n
OF that strange humiliation,
may bear His pangs with thee.
Let me ever share the pangs which
Fill the bosom-share the anguish
OF the Saviour cruci6ed
Near the Cross let me in thorough
Fellowship of kindred sorrow
Mourn him who for me hath died. %
Maid, dll earthly maids transcendiug,
To. MY prayer in metey bending,
Let me pour my plant with thine
Let me share the death of Jesus,
All the stripes he bore to ease us,
And bis agony divine.
With His scourging torn and bleeding,
And in heavenly transport feedite
On the love His woes display;
With a holy fire infamed,
Virgin let NE not be shamei
In the dreadful judgment day.
BY the grace His Cross has yielded,
By Chrisl's death let me be shielded,
By His perfect sacrifice.
When this aeshy frame shall perish
Grant that lie my soul may cherish
In the bliss of Paradise.
, 1866-08-03

A CoRREsPoNDENT informs the London
Times that in Switzerland the telegraph is
the property of the state. An Office is es-
tabiished in almost every village, and the
charge is uniform, one franc for twenty five
words, irrespective of distance. Tho dis
patches are printed, aud the establishment
yields a large revenue to the government.
The writer advocates similar system in
EugIand, where the need for it is much
greater than 10 Switzerland, and where the
profit would be enormous. At present mes.
sages are badly sent at dear rates, whole dis
tricts are without telegraphs, and the States
gain nothing.
, 1866-08-03
WAt:ttkl ooRREspoNDEEcE..

"AAhehAi Suig - 1000
ED. STATEsNASi-F We have actually been no.
tieed and noticed too, BY a newspaper cores
Pondent. Only think Of 1t, siri you can't i'm
Agine how proud we felt on reading your issue
Of the goth inst The o. s. N. Co. must have
had some iutipatiOn Of this intended notice BY
your DAiles correspondent "Ttatelet," for tie
steamer YakAmA actually reached this city at
10 o'clock, P. NJ, Saturday-nearly ten hours
ahead of her usual time and the next morning
early, she actually hOisted all her colors-four
in cumberland kept them Auttering in the
breeze all day thing she was never known to
do before. We would step to the door-breSst
swelling With prids-gazs for awhile on the
"embramatic field" aud then drop back, and
read "Traveler."
We are certainly under obligations ID "TrAv-
eler" for his kind notice Of our ''position," and
the "quiet habits" of our citizens, aud the gen.
tlemanly department of our "packers and team
sters." This is all true enough, as the Justice
Of the Peace Of this precinct can testify to-
Their "quiet habits" have nearly starved said
official to death, for out of four years services
as Justice, be has had only one case Of assault
and battery before him; and fot this case be
made no charge
The "haek spot" your correspondent allu-
ded to did exist, in about the locality be placed
it, but for what reason, or by whose instrument
tality II Was placed there, | cannot say. Itcer-
tainly would have a Peculiat significance to q
stranger. To all outside appearances il was n
quiet place, and was kept for gambling purpo-
ses by one Of our "CiVil Rig1ts BretherinH Of
African descept. That it was unnecessary and
uncalled for, cone Id this community will deny
| agree With your correspondent, that 'if It is
necessary to have such institution in q
small community like this, let it be located
somewhere outside and not directly under the
eye Of every one passing to and from the city.
Strangers will form opinions of our morality
by our surroundings; and this putting our worst
foot foremost" would not be likely to leave q
good impression.
You will notice that have used the words
did and twas kept" &C., Eo for it.etists
no longer it went out last Sunday like the last
hickering rays Of tallow candle; the proprie-
tor went out with "fying colors." That is the
colors of the "Yakam4" were flying; but wheth-
er 1t was the unprecedented early arrival Of the
steamer, or the display Of so many flags, or the
remarks OF your correspondent ''Traveer" that
caused this moving panorama Of chairs, tables
and lamps, / am unable to say. That the "Che-
bang is closed and-its precincts deserted, is
true. "And all is quiet on the Columbia" +"
'NOt drum was heard,
Nor funeral note,
As away to his ramparts he hurried"
lou can now assure your correspondent
Traveller" that on his return, be will find eV-
crything lovely, and morality high at Wallula
Ct-uTtT
, 1866-08-03

THE EFFECT OF IRON on FRUIT TREEs.-
A writer in the California Farmer states
that he has known non productive fruit trees
restored to prolific state by driving nails
aud spikes into the tree near its roots. The
editor adds the following: "The fact of nails
and spikes driven into trees is not new to US
for we have given several instances of trees
restored to a healthy bearing condition by
this measure, and will republish some facts
soon. Old iron of any kind not only benefits
the soil BY imparting a desired material, but
the sap of the trees when nails are driven in
to it, soon imparts to the foliage new color
and life Any one can see this by trial. Be-
sides, iron scraps, old horse shoes, hoops,
etc., will attract electricity to the plants and
trees, and this is what is much needed.
, 1866-08-03

A MOT, attributed to well>knoW capital
ist on the Paris Bourse, in reference to the
Emperor speech at Auxere, is now eircu,
Iating in Paris among the classes opposed to
war It is said that the Emperor has carri-
ed deceit to such a point Of refinement,
that one cannot even believe the contrary
Of what be says.