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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10

0mBa EY's Salt Rheum and letter Ointl
meus will cure Salt Rheum, letter, Scaisl
Heaa, U3QsAsh, Hakis Ahd Barriers Itch,
Illinois .Maugs, Miseoun Scratches, lew
Digs, Army Itch, Pimplss on the Face. Oh
and sfsps .ons Il u Skjn. Wheo used ia
conjunction With Dr. Easterly's Iodine and
Sarsaparilla. which puri6ss The Mood and
removes the Cause, and the Ointment hsl1l
the -, and thu speedy and psrma-
neaHnAt0s&s e0Inl1kn We adviss both to
b used in these complaints,
.H-The Iodine and Ssrsaparilla, &l.5O
per bottle.
Price-Gridlcy's Salt Rheum snd letter
Ointnent. 20 cts. PER bottle. ed
Prepared and sold BY Dr.. r. EASTERLY
= Co., No. 20, North Fifth street. St. l. uis,
Mo and at their Branch store, No 90 Md.
scn e., Chicas,, 1ns. =
For sale BY al druggists.
LADIES, Rad TINS. Hopper's Fe
male Cordial-Th,s elegant and popvlar
A~iisius will curs IN Female complaints,
such - se3cesssvr, painful or suppressed
Men>truation, Lucorrhoea, or Whites, failing
Of the Womb. and AL Irregularities Of the
Monthly perlsas. bgA| also Asisc on The
MsOss, sbss chez Jed cSds, a all un
Females suffering unler ~ q the dill
cul,ics aBose en16nerxted sllodsd not tai
10 use DR.. II pper's Female Cordial. ~.
:. 1t is the mos pleasant and infallible rem
le1r ever invented for the cure Of Female
| complaints. Ladies try it, a
Price $l.50 per bottle.
1Soap1 IN ~ ID. Eastcslsy 4
c. no. ~ 6rth1 3aeet, st Leuoa
No. Sold ct their branch Family Mesiicisl
Adoc, Ne ~ NaoAson street, Chicago, IL. 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10

AFRAID Of THE PEoPLE.-The Radical
Governor 81 New jersey, foresesing that
the peopls Of that State will sweep his par
y from pow,r n. the next election. has
called for special session Of the present
Legislature to ra,ify the constitutional
Amendment. and to elect Unite0 Stat .
Senator in the place of Mr.. Stockton, who
va, detrauded OF his seat bv the radical
Senators last winter. The radicals show by
their conduct thst they know their time Is
short, and they are making the most Of the
opportunities they yet mold. They arr
afraid 10 take the voice Of the people on tn,
Constitutional amendment, hut propose t.
rus. it through before the people have an
opportunity OF pronouncns their verdict,
- Tran Press
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10

Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh Pa.
Sole Proprietors Of Dr. AcLame's Lirer Pill,
HermUuge and Lung Syrup.
Sold by Dealers Everywhere.
DIR. MCLANES
.aasserieNfe vv0rns Specific,
VERMIFUQE!

Nod,.e,.e. IN which the human body 10 liable ar.
better ssiisisd to the sitenon q Inc p,.a,hrcpi.t
,hnn ,ecee ccse2nrn, r. " % IN.
sn e Nv cs., I y ,sry frrountiv ~ss,ns
cd and as pi"Rsg ~ 10y = no.
but when ~ ps.sh !. - .,;i 1rs.n.nIx .srr,l.a !"
~soss 4 pat 70 some oler eas.r. Ought here 70
M e.i % shiM ana nov.os.s. ass'ss.t . they
o :ded my q o. nmssos; !, train q dse.se.
70 wacn .,..:y ,..s.., ps.,.c. !, ~ f,s'ssn".
menseo " .se 1..n." "shrrvtse ea.,tv sSnSccd s.
MPpeos ~. .ss. s'..s.~.ssa II. sS.e e~nsS NJ
p - ese,s.,, in4cinns n ofkcr resnects mi
which srsy 81. y e q s, 2.
~. y vr,s4 Than, = - III si,se rhirh = =
eoosa = \, .ipch -. ~ disesse misSt ~ ssteSe
$50: ~: "a . :Ssss::
r.. coantsssnce psie and issden color, Win eena
eSssIs; he eyes beccns dun he Dapis di!sss; =
sssrs s.Gssise's rS g. s.Ss ~ 1I 49, I'm
inE Of tie upPes Up Ssess,ooal nssassns, VI ss :,
NINA: Eft n faered tossse Ssssak vssy Ssri.
S@sc:ary = - .ossArg :Ssssiss vasieSls, sone.
61es vorscious, with gnawa cesation q ~ soo
= 49,: ss' s &c: "a as: ~ ssss e -; -
ShfUuehout IT abd0mes; boWeb ikiegslay, q dmes
... ;IIs, q 4 s.!s =. ;a!s s s, S
eo &c S; eoas sSnssine. dsI "a eosysslse ssss
~ Ssr,shie MI rruerIllv i9i1abIc &C.
wScrryer the sbOve symptDls IRE found to ssisl.
" ~ rs : s,ss 'e'A "
The satvsssal seccsas which - eefendcd re a.
* T. q n ~ - H. pa g RI
p:s;:s Is :S:s:s:; ;;.s:s'ss :.ss )
given j s.lss ssso1s.aes viii - s:ss; a: 4.
Hermitage does not CONTAIN Mercury Y any iorm sn
tnat ~ a inSncc ;m,nrv = ne : sendsr tnsnr
tss.fs DIRECTIONS.
r,,x.. rana m, tveno ~ yeers Ode ounspoouss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10

II Is NO NEW ARTICLK put pe.ore the puol {
] on scenUn, 81 the excitement In rclatiOn tu Ch'-
era has been manufactured AID u-cd Tor the .ae'
twenty-five years. he TACT that du.inE the year is
q. u. bp.,.,s vi i we've sud in the Ncw hLgia,id
states .olc.y ON lie merits. without Adve tlsn. IA
sa1c ct q, 10, scsncu: N lie va1e. II snprs. eat
IA. Il itsa .lu.. lr.oe only - csnts. tM ~ ~ a
i,-l,rs-is Fuiicr. Finch & fui.er. " hOsseae Ar'h
Chicago junel 2-d& W3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10
SYMPTOMS OLA DISEASED LIVER.

Pain In the right side under the edge Of the INA 10
cYea-g on sometimes the pain % the les.
sjdc she patient h rarely able lie tho len eide;
sometimes the pain il felt under the shoulder.h!adc.
and Il frequently extevtia tn the top a the shoulder,
and sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in the arm
The stomach Is affected with lose u appetite and sick
ness the bowels in general cstise. Hctimcs al
terna,ing with laxiy the head IL troubled with pain
accompanied with dull. heavy eensiion IN the back
accompanied with paisfnl sensation Of having LEI,
uudaMa something which ought to have been done.
slight dry cough Is sometimes nm attendant The pn
tcni complains ot weariness and debility; ~ IL easily
startled his cold brrning and he complains
ola prickly ecnsaim OF hs skin; his spirits are l0s
and although he IL satisfied that exercise would h
beneficial IL him yet he can rcarcly mp forfitudt
enough IL Try it, In fact, he diaruris every remedy
Several or the above symptoms accompany the disease
but cass.s have occurred when few ~ t,ctu existed
yet examination of the body. after death. has shown Tho
Liver ~ have beeen extensively derHnccd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10

Another Del61c0oe0~ 81
os1ceeepke T>nles Gth 0rees.
Acid. No.. unno E1bDessues
go. eee. h'ch1 lie osvsrSesd
specssDhatons. w
From the Springfield Republican. sepsl.
A heavy dedication, amounting to not
less Than $o7. 900, from the funds Of the
y;rst National Bank At Greenfield, has lately
been discovered. The money was aps'fac,-
"a a, various periods for some time Tast, ~
I c. Tcnncy, the teller of the bank. and was
epens in epeculsticrs IN ecad. The fnncs
cnbezz.ed were all from special deposits OF
bonds and other readily anailab'e paper, and
willie The bank itself loses very smsll
nmount thc dcposi,ors are very heavy suffer
ere -ore Of hem u the extent ~ $1,000
SUSPICION was aroused IN tire matter several
days since, and on ii ,nday Tonney VAS ar
rested and lodged in jail. \, his exsmna-
ton before the police court. IN Wednesday,
he blended MOI guilty, and il NOW awaiting
release on hail. which yin probably be sfiec-
ted before loUg. rHN. 3 ssgE
Young Tenney 10 native Of Orange, and
has for several years bsen employed il The
hank, and has sustained the higheA reputa:
ton fsr business ability and integrity Of
character. lie has been protege Of Repre-
sentative Washburn and On inmate OF hi,
family, and 10 strong wss Mr. Washburn'
psiernal interest in the young man that NJ
was affected 10 tears on hearing oil his gsca'
crime His imprisonment is nlleviafed by
numerous visits from sy mpathixing friends
and the public feeling in the town Seems
catirely kind and charitable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10

The en.iaes Of tho large occan paddle
wheel steamer make about 200 900 turns in
crossing the Atlantic, between Liverpool
and New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10

Marriage and Celibacy. an Essay
Of Warning and instruction for Young Men. Also.
Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital power
with cure means 81 relief sent nee q sns ~
HOuGHTON, Howard Association. Philaicarhia,
Pa anUoAwsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

\ Ks0rify the lslootl.-if ~ blood =
ture DC body which Is formed from ana ~ the ploed
eannee be disascd Bu, there be In sny pa ossse
body any efitction. such a boil or Nicer esen
truse tho blood circulating through that part taxes
~ impure matters from the local affection ana lafHes
II into the rcn-ss, sy~tcr Th. r. the csuec osten Of
sudden a,a,h 10 persons of full habit afflicted with
bols and Ulcers. and who uee no medicine; the pat
ier ~ into the circulating system and choke ap the
fine blood vessels which supply the brain with viiali-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10

TIE Boston Co.'s well. situated on Dur.
ham Greek, Of which Mr.. Hail 10 manager.
struch UnUv Of ~ $50 tin sinoA 6S6
depth a so 6et u ths teck, - alfl;endA
The depth Was considerably inside The con-
tract, Mr.. Hal determined to test IL Great
difficulty was experienced in putting in The
tubing. owing to the f,ct that the well would
flos yer tie top Of the casing ct resular
int vais Of about three hours, the flow con
tnuing fr about tsalf IN honr each time.
However. the tubing was got Ia at half past
elk On SATURDAY evening, ard the weli I'm
mediately conmcrced to How, forcing the
oil and water out of the tubing WITH tremen
duors tcscc. So rapid was the flow that q
larSc quantity I'll oil vas lost ere the tank.
ase cand he ,prpr,r.y ssrMg,d.-s lhlrir (
the frs ~ honra. tlH qua,tl-v rrsiucs 4
was a li,iie ever enc hundred barrels. ami il
continues t. flow a; the same rate 4 NUN
Der O, men were CT -ags.i during Sunday
pl eparing tanks fcr Ae receptions Of the oil,
aud il was with the utmost sxsriion that
they could keep pace with ne low. Tho
well wss drilled b. Messss D. Spence. John
Gil spsev. WIN. Byers. and Thos. Sterply.
under the supervision of Vi. Craig Abe con
Tractor. -
RETURN OF ExioRANrs TO IRsLAxD.-The
Geek Esemiaer esates slsat, ,UssAia . y1HOft
pefods Nuf sesse6 WhicA yus bet1o ~
Queenstown and New York have broueh,
back about tvo hunarce .passesnrss scr>,
the majority Of whom were Irish. This
Irish immigration" 10 chiefly artisans Of
the lossr grsdG md lAbsgsss vass leA n
land lately, and Who have not succeeded in
finding in America the sell paid cmploy
asnt NY sxpssssa 1ssy seate that Il
wages are higher in the United States, thu
price Of provisions has much increased .,
oeupfoo Win III plssbos psecSdkss In
civil war, and that their position would
con>equently. not have been i,nproved b,
remaining tkese. Eoigfants are *till lsav
'es Gs y a9gyri y so '' aam
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10

.tJN, rilIs % fTfitr'iITu
BRANDRETH'S FILLS
tsie an impure matters from ihe circulation. and save
the general health curing loca! aaectons aiso.
rHAr 'ilsf-g'r $ PILLS protect from tedious tines
vi sickness end often save life sold by all Drusgst..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10

OK As A CROW,
lkw ysuss zines, We nasy spasndi1 hsad thst y
now grey or grssled Why not restore to the yet u'
~rfnkSed brow h raven honoBs Five minutes e.
feets the splendid Transformation In lcss time tAan
q rifeman would like take to
Lead o0A Fire
three times .c grsyesf head may he uadedasker than
The Ravens Wing.
No matter Of what undse. tn the hair Of whisk.
ers or beardd may be- the change 10 asuperband per
fectls natural black or brown accomplished DO ons
| nf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10
chi cNRIsrlooR0'S MAR Owe,

without staining the shin injuring the alamsuts.-
Manufactured by J. CIlRISTADORO. . Aston House
New York Sold BY Druggists. Applied by all Hail
| I,,..~.rv angi dim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10

GETS SILVER WARE. DIAMOND SETS AND
y Rings. Engliah Silver Cruet Standt Batter Coos
err Dinner aud Tea Service. Pianos, Sewing Ma
chimes. veet Chains. Bracelets Lockets. Gold Fen
cia. Sets ofJewelry, etc, etc.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-07-11
LANCASTER @. H., S. c., JULY II, 1866.

state OF the Union, and TO take measures
to avert possible danger from the same,
are especially requested to take part in
;he choice Of such delegates.
But no delegate will take a seat in such
Convention, who does not loyalty accept,
the national situation and cordially en-,
dorse the principles above set forth, and
who is not attached in true allegiance to
the Constitution, The Union aud the Gov
ernmeni OF the United States,
NAeuIHGToN. Jpne 25, 1866.
A. w. RANDALL, Pres'dt.
J. r. DOOLIrrLE,
@. Ii. BROWNING,
EDGAR COWAN,
CHARLES KNAP,
SAMUEL FOWLER.
Ex Com. National Union Club.
We recommend the holding Of the
above Convention, aud endorse the cal!
therefor:
DANIEL s. NORTON,
J. ". NESMlTH,
JAMES DINON,
I. A. HENDRICKS.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-07-11

EXCELLENT HAIR WAsn.-Take one
ounce Of borax, halt an ounce Of camphor;
powder these ingredients fine, and dissolve
ihom in one quart of boiling water; when
cool, the solution will be ready for use :;
damp the hair frequently. Tbis wash ef.
fsetnaliy cIsauses, beauties, and strength.
ans the hair, preserves the color, and Pc,
vents early baldnoss. The camphor will
form into Jumps after being dissolved, but
the water will be sufficiently impregn at,
el.
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officer, "and admit of no delay. For
your own sake, let me advise YOU to
submit with patience. AS soldier, Mr..
Davis, you know must execute orders"
"These are not orders for soldier"
shouted the prisoner, ,loosing all control Of
himself They are orders for jsi!or-
Tor hangman, which no soldier wearing
asword should accept! l tell you the
world will ring with this disgrace. The
war is over, the South is conquered
have no longer any country but America,
and il is for the honor OF America, as for
my own honor and life, that plead
against this degraGation." "KiIl me
kill me - he cried passionate'y, throwing
his arms wide open aud exposing bis
breasts "rather than irfct on me, and
on nay people, through me, this insult
worse thaH DEATH"
DO your duty, blacksmith" said the
officer, walking towards The emGrasure as
il rot caring to witness the performance.
"lt only gives increased main on ho,L
sides te pro,ract III, in,.ryiew.n
A, lhese words the blacksmith advan.
col With the shask.es. and sce;nr that
'.e prisoner had one foot upon he chair
near his bedside, Lis l.rlt hand re,tipr
on ,la back Of i, the lr,wur mechanic
ur1 AN artemr, to slip one Of the snack.
'.s over the ,uk'e 50 ra,sad, Lo,. as II With
tho vcEemeucs and slcnr'h which rlcrzy
ran inpart. even 10 he we.kcs, inys,jj.
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DANIEL S. NORTON.
J. ". NESMIrH,
JAMES DlNON,
i. A. HENDRICKS.
Domestic Receipts.

SUGAR CAEE--Three pounds Of flour,
on" pound Of butter, one teas ,oorlu of
?er'ash dissolved in half pint Of water.
l'NI IN the water pounG anl half Of
sugar, rub the -four and butter together,
70! him, and bake IN Qrck oven.
GREEN COnN CAEEs-Gra,o the corn
make a rich batter with cream or accor
ding to directions given for batter csLas
Use just enough u the batter 10 hold the
corn together, and lay the CAKES on the
gr'dt'e, as yon would common gr;dils,
cake; serva with butter.
BEEEsrGAK puDDIxG -P-eparsacoo5
sus, crust, and Ilns cake tn with it;
put in LAYERS Of steak, With onious, ,oma
toes and mushrooms. chopped fine, a
seasoning OF pepper, salt, and Cayenne,
and half s'cup Of water before YOU close
1t. Bake from and hour aud bali to
two hours, aceoriing 10 the size uf the
padding. and serve verv hot.
FRUIT fuDDrNo.-rsks equal qran,i.
ties Of rnSpbsrriss and currants, or cherries
and curran's line pudding basin with
sn-t crust; stom your fruit: pu, it into
the basin with plenty of sugar, but do not
pu, any water; cover it. with a top crust,
well fastened on tie cloth over it, and
boil for two hours.
LEMoNADE Take two quarts Of hot
water, two lemons, sliced. half ponnd Of
loaf sugar, and n quarter Of an ounce Of
gum A'sh'e Su.;a through a lianLel
Dag, and bottle of.
SopA WATEE. Dissolve one ource Of
the carbonate OF soda in gallon Of
water, put it into bottles. in the quantity
o. a tumHlerFal or hsIfa pint to each
having the cork ready, drop into each
bottle half dr.chm OF ,ar,sric or citric
acid in CRYSTALS. cork and wire !, imme
distsIy, and it vii, he ready for use at en- ?
time.
GINGER BEER.-Put into any yea, eI
two gallons OF boiling water, two pounds
oi common loaf sugar, two ounces Of best
ginger (brussd,) two ounces Of cream of
tartar, or else lemon sliced. Sir them
up r"iI the sugar is dissolved. let it rest
until about as warm as new mix, then
aid two tabe-pooufuIs of good yeast,
poured on 10 bit Of bread put to A3at
on H. Cover tho whole over with cloth,
and sutisr !; 10 Temaia uHdis,urbed TWEEN,
:y-iour hours; ihsn strain il, and put il
into bottles, observing not to put more in
than will oceupy three quarters FULL
Cork the bottles well, ard tie tho corks,
add in two days, in warm weather, it will
he fit to drink. If not TO be .onsun ed
until week or foitnigh. after it is
made, quarter Of the sugar may hs
spared.
ToMAro WISE.-Taks small ripe to
mataes, pick of the stems ard wash them,
mash aud srain through linen bag
10, j. stsnd iill the pulp ia settled. then
measure. Add two pounds and half OF
three pounds OF loaf sugar to gallon OF
juice. Put into cask, and let il fsrment,
than bottle aud pack awsy f,r uss. II
two e"l'ons OF water are added to five
gallons Of juice, !, ~iIl make pretty good
vine, but not as fns as IL the adulteratioa n
is not made.
FussIrraE PoLrsH,- - Dissolve one
'unes OF Venice tarpsnlins in half pint
Of alcohol.
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ADO you consider Iagsr bosr iu,oxica.
tingi7
Vel ssh Tor dat gant say drinks
fsefy TO sorxty glasses day, aud !, nev.
er bort. me. bur l dou't know bow il
wooid be u a man sash 10 make hog
Of hissslf."
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"Whst is that ~ said the Sunday
school teacher, pointing to the letter o.
"Dunno" said the urchin.
"What do you say when you stub your
toes Z"
"D---n IT." WAS the precocious reply.
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