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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17
DAJLY DEMOCRAT.


Cincinnati has public drinking fountains.
Shipmsnts Of spscie to Europe are getting
large again.
The latest Paris crinoline is in the shape
Of coat tail.
There are 400 students in the University
Of Virginia.
A cord Of wood prepared for use is worth
>l2 in St. Paul.
Anthony Trollope is sojourning in Italy
for his health.
A ST. Louis John Smith has been fined
$500 for proiaos swearing.
A property Of SSo, 900 10 laying around
loose ip 1entana, awaiting an heir.
A. D. Richardssa. New York Tribune
correspondent u in Omaha quite sick
The eanhling houses Of New Orleans all-
d with fnst women are in full blast.
A eolcssd clergyman Of Brooklyn has been
arrested for carrying sword cane.
The prospect now 10 that meats will fall
- the low prices before the var.
The Norman church is over 30 years old.
Il was organized with six members.
The Indians on the Plains have taken s.
900 white sealps this season.
&C. Fremont proposes 70 himself the U.
8. Senatorship from Missouri.
Georgis's loss By the var is Estimated BY
the Comptroller's report At te4l, 254.s7s.
The general preparations made prior to
the meeting Of Congress are now going on.
A Mobile paper says that the South win
be mere prosperous five years hence than it
ever was.
The Fails Of St. Anthony are TT feet
above the oceans level and 72 feet above the
level Of Lake Superior.
There are sO,337 pupils in the public
schools Of Philadelphia. The cost Of the
schools last year was 81, o20, 4o5.
The California papers say that cotton Of
the finest quality has been raised in that
State this season ON Upper Kings River.
Business men would do we'll to remember
that cash means "specie. 30 supreme
court judge has recently decided.
Two reporters have been elected 10 the N.
Y. Legislature-John G. Jacobs. Ct the
World, and Patrick Ready, Of the Ntrs.
N. Blot, has taught an ex>President how
to cook. Mr.. Willard Fillmore and Miss
Fillmore were among his pupils in Buffalo.
jefferson Davis expresses great gratifica-
ton At the recent action Of the Government
in removing oil surveillance over him.
In view Of the anticipated impeach-
ment Of the President and large NUM-
Der Of people, the boarding houne keepers
Of Washington have increased their
prices.
A down east paper has the following
local notice: "A child was run over BY
. wagon years old and cross.eyed with
pantaloons on which never spoke after
wards"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17

oAle for ~ nrsl time In America.
They have bssu tept Ia comparative obscurity,
from The feet that the originator, Dr. veipeau,
- physisinn In Paris, " great wealth and strict
considerations principles. asd has Withheld them
from general use lest they should DO employed
o. aalawfai purposes.
In overconlng Fc,nais Obstruetioes. friNns
sf the Woub, Whites, 0rssa Sickness. sapWes'
sion, Retention, Or ImlnoAerats Flow OF tho
MoathIy Discharges, Nervous and Spinal Alice
tioos. Pains In the hack and Limbs, Fatigue on
SLIGHT Eaesticu, Palpltation of ths Heart, Hys-
terics. &C., and will effect cure when all other
means have failed; and. although powerful
remedy, do not contain caIomel, anthony, "
ANYTHING hurtful 10 tho constitution.
To married ladies aud young girls who have
never hecn regulated, they are peculiarly suited.
They viii. In . short time, bring ON the monthly
>esisA uith regularity.
.Auriox. Married ladies should never take
- chen there Is my reason 10 believe thcm-
49,. .Eeent, for they will DO sure to produce
' exposed entirely VI substances
FROM the vegetable
Zach box has tho coa " arms 'or we city Il
Paris stamped on the box. "n ,na MoI's iraas
Mark" in French. to con. ~, ""'on :
nislemcanor, and all persons n. "'A's WIN
according 10 law.
Full directions accompany each boy.
Ladies can obtain n box, sealed from 10 eNW
Of the curious, by enclosing one dollar and ''es
postage stamfe, 10 any respectable druggist. or
United States, WATERFOWL, N. Y.
Agents.
cpt2e -dAwly D0nsrisOa 4 AamrDSs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17
SYMPTOMS OLA DISEASED LIVER.

Pain in the right side under the edge of the riDs In
crcasiug pressure sometimes the pain is In the len
sometimes the pain Is felt under the shoulder blade
and II frequently extends to the top of the shoulder
and is sometimes mistaken for rheumatism In the arm,
The stomach Is affected with loss Of appetite and sick
the bowels in general cosive, sometimes nj
ternnting with laxity the head is troubled with pain,
accompanied with dull, heavy senation In the back
accompanied with paisful sensation Of having left
undone something which ought to have been done. A
slight dry cough Is sometimes attendant The pa.
ticnt complains oi wesrness and debility he IL easily
startled his feet cold Burning and he complains
of pricky eensation Of HE skin; bis spirits low
and although he is satisfied that exercise wonld be
beneficial 10 him. yet he scarcely mp fOrtitude
enough try IL. In fact he dstrusis every remedy
Several Of the above symptoms accompany the disease
but cases have occurred when few Of them existed,
yet examination Of the body aer DEATH he's shown the
Liver to have beeen extensively deangcd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17

All serefulous pssssns suffering frs.a General
Debility, Emaciafi0n, Dyspepsia, and Dropsy o.
The limhe, abdomen, and ID tie female. Dropsy Of
the ovaries and wombs, generally accompanied
with inflammation and liberation Of the Uterus,
ass psrmaaeutly cured BY Consultation Life ayr.
-. The disease known ~ 00stre Or Swclled
Neck, the Life Syrup will remove entirely. The
remedy should b taken for some time, - the
disease 10 exceedingly chronic and stubborn, and
will rot be removed without extra effort.
Tumors Of the Ovsries, Tuners Of the breast,
nd swelling Of other glands 0fthe body WILDE
completely reduced without reso9tine 70 the
katie, or operations Of any kind.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17


No diseases TO which the human body y liable are
better entitled 70 the attention Of the pailanthsUpst
than those consequent on the irritation produced BY
WORMS In the stomach and bowels. When the snE
But when the patient r. an infant II the disease Is nol
entirely neglected. Re still frequently aerihed, in
Ss TO
may exist IN child. and h0xsoever Qaiescent they
may have been previously, no sooner y the consttu-
ton invaded by any Of the numerous train Of dseascs
10 which infancy s exposed, than Il is fee!nlly aug
mcnicd by their irritation. Hence II too fcqeunuy
happens thata disease otherwise casity managed BY
proper remedies, when aggravated by that cause bids
defiance TO- treatment judicioue In other respects. bat
overlooked And evea M casss d eraal.r Woes,
cosid be expcled witHost ~ e ira MA 3 %
81 prupes rsnsjics. even ID. With saonasH
SYnFTON1 WHICH CANNON BR NWTAKG
TAe COun1eaance pale - leaden c0lsR. Wi1A occa
eiu0nl nnsheg or . c1rcuuscrihea eput q - - nm
csss; he eye sscs.. dali y psp.ls ~. ~, N
nose il irrisaisd. swell. a soesss Sissas well,
ming or throbblne q de cals = unusssl sscresia 9;
s:ss s z &. morning. sSp. ssssn ~
times vorscioas, with gnGwnG censafiuu q u ~
sch 1t Others entirely gUne; ncetiug pains m ~ sU
och occaaioaaI naussa and vunllng vSo1s1k -
costive stoOb sllmy, not unffeqaently tsgs6 wifH
blood; belly swollen and hard; ufine tufb!d r1!a
scesS: oosss ::ss%.s az ga es::;s.iSs s.sss
Der vurnbIe, buf generally iritabIe, -.
whercve. the above symphonic sre found to exist,
' =: 1 : o9s:. .s' my :. $3.50 ~. . =
warrant ns in pedging ourselves 10 the pablic 70 M
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17

O>HESE FILLS,
u "a celebrated
Many years age In
Paris fos the relief
Of female irrsgu
laritics, and after
wards % notorious
for their criminal
employment In tho
PRACTICE of abortion.
are now offered FOG
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17
DIRECTIONS.

Take two three pills going TO bed every second
third night. II they Do mt Pafge two q three times
the next mosnng, taae one e two mose; bat eligh
f's may he used when purglng eimply d neces
gary AZ an anti bilious pugative they ere inferior 10
none and In doses Of two three they give astOnlsh
ing relief in Sick Headache also In eight defangc
msnis Of the Stomach
Prepared only BY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17

Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh Pa.
Sole Poprietors Of Dr. NeLanss Lissr Pill,
TermDuge and Lung Syrup.
Sold by Dealers Everywhere.
DIR. MCLANE'S
.4sMerieNss WOrsDe Specific,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17

In 90 short time - hes the Tryphoss.
From Ex-Aayor J. 3. Hsxav, Who Aas bes.
partly Bald for Fiftecn Years.
DANexroas, Oct. 10th, 1854.
have been using Mrs Couiter's Try phose Tor
the last six weeks, snd. very much to my surprise
have nice crop Of hair growing on the TOP q
my head. whore no hair has grown beeese tor
fifteen years. JOHN E. HRNRY.
DAVENPORT. Oct. 23d, 1860.
ARs- Il. n. CouLrsa. Madam -
have used your Hair Restorative a. Dress
iEg for the HAIR for some six weeks. and do not
hesitate to pronounce il superior 10 ANYTHING
that have ever met with for that purpose.
Respectfully Youss,
D. II. SHELLEY.
For sale BY all Druggists and Hair Dressers9
Mrs. II. NJ. COULTER. Manufacturer, Daven.
port, Iowa. r. d. BOX 10. now dim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17
NERVOUSNESS.

Nervous Debility. Shattered Nerves. Cs. VI.
eas' Daaes. Loss Of Power. Confaoieo d
thoughts. Epilepsy.
TAoesaads Who Asvs safsesA for ysars win
slsse the day on which they reed these lises.--
Psfticalarly TO weak, suffering woman will this
medicine prove "a iuestimable blessing direct
ing their footsteps to Hope which fulRlls more
than il promises.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17
Constitution Life Syrup
Cares Oh swelling Of Tho Glands,

Either Of the Face, Neck. or Fe0a!e Breast, and
should be taken q soon - the swelling 10 detect
ID, thus preventing their breaking. and Produc-
ing troublesome Dischsrging Sores. which dis
figure 30 many Of the younger portion Of the
community. from six to twenty years Of age
Young children are very subject 10 Discharges
from the Ears. which depends upon ScrofuIous
constitution. These cases soon recover BY taking
sfew doses Of the Life Syrup
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17

THIS 10 wooassful discovery. ead etands absve
! compasis0n with ~ Other article tor ~ Hnls
ever brought before the public.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-08-18
A 5000 sAIIRE.
Boston Bssssy's Brick sor:Bries's Betsy

f.und her in Bosicn B~rses J-rnsh-
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Joseph TruxIer.

nAsrFxcrrRER AID DEsIER ~
HARNESS AND SADDLES,
Saih East C1rnsr ~ rhe Puoisc Square,
JASPER. IND,
fAFFE2S hi-thsnks tothe citizens Of Du-
~ D.l- county and vlciHifg fcr their ps-'
p-rranrre. and soIicits = continuance ans
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-08-18

II cD1foEAL BEowx-
| w.s ,ernbiy erusk eae sumner tsy.
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A fr.s msn no ie.ser istre~-
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word.
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Faraiaurc. Furniture:

Z R The uls,siSned respect O
4 - fslly infusms shs psblic IA
shss - Ass nov. ard will ecnst.s'ly keer
% hand, = nsnufscsrs . tcrs<r.sIl ths
lsssst sad most fsshonsble varieties Of Fur
ssssrs, sueh q Wsrdsobes. Bureaus. Bed
se<sxs, TsbIes. Lounssa snt slwGe ssscrI
meat of ehsirs. Of the best styles He. re-
specially Invites those de<iriDf snyshing u
BE lins. 70 can end exarAine his ssock be
fose psrshssisg eisewhere, . ne II ecn6
dsst hs can please them. q bic shop on III
conner 81 Newtos s6d Pcssessvilie streets
.r M JACOB ALLIES
n ~ 49, 1 ITIf
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NEW STORE!
ESry foods. Clothing and
Groceries.

TTvEE unssrrign-a h.s jus re'urnet from
ale Queen Cifv wlth well s-lsetes
stoek ~ tne above srieIp-. 70 ~hica hs
InvIr-- the attebt.nn 81 citizens ~ iiuhoi-
eaunty. He u confident he can seli tii
g7cds - rn~sp - any merchant in shis -.
sIn.ry. bis. stock o. rentl-mrn'- Cio'hina
j. psrtienIsIy fns- Call end s~e for yprr.
r-Ises. st tn- sig brsck. porfh n fhs Coar'
Esu~~. JOSEPH EGG
Ssp,smh~r IS TeS3-ir
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-08-18
NEW SADDLERI
AND
sH Harness IA nufa Sfcry
WT1TTsu II prrrrrPf -e~nsr r.sns4,

WILIIAH II ~ - Ehf rrrpec'+uf N
announces % The citizens o. tubvis. nrc
surrounding conslsss. thst- he has cprnec =
snca on .North Nsin street, A. JRFpet
~se>r he 10 pr-p.red 20 DO slikHnds ~ y crk
~ sssslery s~rr~-s msssng and buggy
srsmminx. A stock of ssrdlss I'D ksrDe =
kep< censtsntIy On bsnt for ssIe ss le~ ss
Shey <sn Be bought elsewhere Repairing
done prsnpfIy- He vii be thanki1i fer .
share o. cubic patronage
Iorx z2S 1QfS rf
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Tn zME NEx - GsrExM -Ih< fsAiss-
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- D. Asrr<'s Eze-urs sI153- 80. g. r.
Ss-..rr. kxO-f 50: g. vssB<rsik fs1s.-
So D. C. G-<<s~. $3.50 90 JsA 6srtsa
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-24
The Military Element I'm the PhiIa-
CeiDhfo f9Ovention


The military element was strong IN the
Philadelphia Convention. It Is thus allud-
ed to BY the philadelphia correspondent of
the New York Tines:
There was another personal element that
was not the less gratifying: that was the
large number Of prominent general officers
OF the Federal armies during the late war.
There was Stcedman--and who, seeing him
rise IN the Convention. but renemberd the
terrible, scorching battle-heat OF Chicka-
mauga where Steedman stood unwavering
among the most trusted and valued of the
lieutenants Of Thomasi There was Gus
ter-how the nation loves and adOres him
Custer l--the synonym Of dashing gaIlantry
and unfaltering fidelity. Said Sheridan, on
one Of the days before Cold Harbor, Custer,
1 i wish you would take arcgiment and clean
those fellows out Those fellows were a
/ brigade Of the enemy ahalfmile away upon
the LEFT. Custer looked at his watch, esti-
mated mentally the distance, and mounted
! MS horse, saying, General. IL shall be done
I'm twenty minutes In twenty minutes ID
was done. That was Custer There was
Rousscau-we all allremember him, the gallant
soldier, the steadfast patriot, who rode the
| Union battle-lne through scores ofconfIicts
There WAS Crawford. q division Commander
In the Army of the Potomac from Wilder
ness to AppomattoX. There was Mcdowell
McCook-from first TO last throughout the
war serving the cause OF the Union la the
van of its armies, aud holding high COM
mand. To these could be added scores of
others, of lesser rcnown, perhaps, but not
less faithful soldiers of the Republic.
"Strange rebels these"
! These distinguished soldiers after partic-
ipating in the great National Convention
at Philadelphia, in which they acted so
conspicuous part are on the eve of a still
greater movement-a Convention of Sol
diers and Sailors. We do not wonder that
the Black Radical traitors, in their speeches
and newspapers. are endeavoring to stig-
matize them and the thousands who are
cooperating with Them as "Bread-G and But
Ter" Copperheads.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-24

We regard the course of the Abolition
party towards the Irish people as insulting
in the last degree. When substantial aid
was offered them by ANCoNA's resolution.
SCHENCK and BANKS moved to kill it of, and
succeeded. BANKS made an absurd report
to bring down our neutrality laws to the
English scale. (Which will be sufficient to
break up all movements from the countrY)
which report of BANKS failed in the Senate
an abolition Senate which has power to do
everything it chooses for the negro; even
when it is necessary to overrule veto.
Then ScHENCK came out and made a
speech, in which he qualified his friendship
for the Irish people by the remark that he
is ''in favor of the oppressed everywhere"
-as if it were necessary to apologize 10 his
political friends for saying anything in fa-
vor of the Irish people, whom his partizans
hate most cordially because they could not
buy or frighten them into the support OF
their party.
In the Congressional Convention which
re- nominated that nlggerite Ashley, held
at Toledo, on the 2lst, the spirit sticks
out. They are in favor of the Irish people
prooidmg the Irish people are in favor OF
the niggers-
"ResolUed, That we believe that, in the
! language of President Roberts, OF the Fem
| ian Brotherhood, the dawn of Irish liberty
is approaching, and in a friendly spirit we
ask all Irishmen to extend their hand to
every other people struggling for liberty
| Help to enslaye no man, and remember that
God created us all in his own image, that
| He looks not so much TO the color of the
face rs to the color of the heart"
There it is for you in all its naked aboli-
tion beauty! Remember, ye sons of the
green sod that the color of the face don't
make so much difference! A niger is good
as white mani Help to make the niggeI
as good as the white man; and then say
they, we will help to make the Irishman as
good as a niggerl
A more insulting platform could not be
laid down than is proposed by these aboli-
tionists, who have steadily denounced the
Irish people.