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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-09-15
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BY
Geo. RUxtOn. Comet and SmyrniOte.
a FINE OF FERNITTRE

4 Il ASSORTMENT OF FCRNITCRE
AND TABLE DAMAsK,
White and Red Flannels.
Linen Huckabuck TowelIing, by yard Or piece;
Crash Towellins,
Horroek=' best White Long Cloth, by piece or case.
Ladies Il Gentlemen superior Black BrOadcloth,
Brooks SPOOL Cotton, white and black, BY the
dozen or case.
Ladies'. Misses aai ClH,ire",s ssocliogs.
LrU@s'. lrssesG C~saIrea's H.ors, latest styles;
L1d'ss' Misses and C5Jirea's CATERS.
SIX and -A-p1oa UmJrsgqs,
HategaE Pals, lafest styles;
Sjlrsra Ra5}er Th;-5les,
Singers B,a-l Sgoo! S.l-.
AID FOR SALE CHEAP BY
as 81, II. DIMoND& son.
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v. CUSHING, Agent,
For the Purchase and Shipping
Of MACHINERY. Ofall kinds.
EsPECIAL ATTENTION GIYEN TO
Quartz I'LL Machinery and Findings,

And Miners Material Of every description.
BEING a Przc-iral Naehf1s;. and giving nv personal a,;=n-
i.n 20 ne eN--t"n q ori--s- l can saarAutee The best class
q work II the l1Sas- p--=s j1 .he cry.
Having cup-t-i Arrangements ~Eh Horace NrNultrf K
Co - hity street. 3 .~t1u. and House. 10 New York. I am
pr-psr=- o furnish Naah5uis.s' T-l- = every description.
Sugar, Co;t-n. aud W51.=a Nj Machinery, etc q. tie lives;
uaau4ctu-er-' p-5-s-
Parties in - ta==rn states =" fe reliably furnished zi;a
oos-= x Mining Machinery e ev-Ty Description o. application
Reefs by FsrrissisH 70
Gov. T ?. LrE: C J. N-a5sr. Stockton. Jacob Uu4erhiW &
Co. san Frau-i-c7: } ". stowe. Russell l. Er~u Nauu'ac:ur-
io- Company Csly ( Kslla. Sso FaH-sca- G-1. X G.Qy4s,
che Eu-51=-r Cal steam Sav5-a-51- Co. san Francisco.
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23493 Feet White Oak Plank, assti.
7 Oak 1sudder Posts,
Windlass Log,
10000 Feet Sheathing Boards,
Smooth Bottom Whale Boats,
White Oak Dayits,
Rough Locust Trenails,
New Bedford Oil Shocks,
Oak Wedges, Deck Plugs, assorted
Live Oak Buckets, Housing Irons,
Bundles Windows, assorted
Doors, assorted
Cases assorted Clocks, fine selection;
200 Oars, assorted
Axe Handles, Hickory;
Fairbanks Scales, large size on wheels;
Sharp's Axe Pattern H~atcha;s,
Hunts Handled AXES,
Light Horse Carts,
20 Philadelphia Extra Heavy Hand Carts,
No. l Canal Barrows,
Planter Hoe Handles, ! # 3 in. and , # / in.
Eagle No. % PIows.
200 lbs Extra points for same.
Coils Manila Cordage, 4 in down;
Kegs Nails, assorted sizes:
I4.00O I+Gallon White Pine Keg Shocks.
SIS c,
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a II. pIN1ND ! sons
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-30

ME Tor ~ 0rss tine 10 America.
IAsy Aaeo oeeo sepe h so0rasativs oh.enriiy.
ron de- Ass that the originator, DR.. veipeaa,
be pAysieiaa q Paris, VI great wealth and .u,ct
ODa6osouslUas peiastplss, aaA has Withheld thss.
49, essss.t - less hey shsuii be employed
- uslaWsai paspoess.
In svssses.lae Female Obstrustions. Failing
- ~ WeoA, WAloss. Osoea Sickness. surrt-s.
eisa, neesoeisos - laas6ssnss fio~ o, tho
Neatly DissAesess, Nsssess and spinal Adre-
sioas, palas u ~ ossk asd Liahs. Fatigue ON
tories, -, - Oill s6sss . when oil other
remedy, d not coatals calonel, antlaony, "
enythfae hsrtfsl 10 tho constitution.
10 married ladies aud young girls Who have
sever bssn regulated. they are peculiarly suited.
They Vill. 10 sAert tIme, bring on the monthly
DesisA With regularity.
CAvsioa. -Nasried lsdies ahcald never take
hen Whsn there 10 any reason fo believe thrm-
oslvse pregnant, Tor they will be sure To produce
miscarriage.
These PHI. are entirely safe, under all circum-
elasecs, being composed entirely of substances
IRON the vegetable kingdom.
Each bog has the coat 81 arms for the city Of
Paris stamped ON the box, with tho words g Trade
uark,'' IL French, to counterfeit which u .
0lsdsmsaaor, and ell persons will be dealt With
osecsding 10 law.
Fall dlrsclloas accompany each boy.
Lsdiss can obtain . boz, scaled troin tho rv~s
q sAs ssrioss, BY ssclosiax one dollar and seven
postage sen0pss 70 any respectable druggist. ~
= o. q. STAPLES, 0encrai Agent Tor the
Usitsi States, wstcrtown. N. y.
Assst.
s-p.as. dA~iy I1sa~risss 4 ssar.-.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-30
Western Unlon Railroad

TRAINS LEAVE POET BYRON Al ~
Mail and Ezpress 7:so 4. H.. daily. (Sundss
ssssnSo.s Express is:ss A. n. daily. o.
days excepsed.)
Accommodation $50 =. u.
AasIvD AZ POa9 DYnoN.
Mail and Expsess 7:se r. H.. daily. (SunA~
Ssssmboss Espress i:Ss r. H.. daily.
Accommodation $40 A. H., daily. (Bssde)
Nail and Express leaving Port Byron a -
makes close conneetioss Tor Chicago aa3 q
points in Northern Illinois and Wisconsin. :.
Steamboas Expeeas eHnnects q Savonoa VII
Steamer Lansing for Dubuqus. arrivios hous
ahead Of Northern Line boats.
"Steemer Iowa" leaves Davenpors At Al
connecting at Port Byron with Steamboat b
press, end at 4 r. NJ. connecting with e.Se :. Z
train
Al Racine. with "(soedrich Line" ssesmersfo
Grand Haven. Shsboygan and Msnitowoe.
Al Racine junction. With Chicago Mil~auke
Railroad, for Milwaukee, kenoshr, wsagegal
and Chicago.
Al Clinton Junction. with Chieego I North
western Railroad, Tor GAINESVILLE, Madison, Pre-
irie du Chen and La Crosse.
Al Beloit, with Chicago Nortifester Rail
road, for Footviile, Evansville. ~ Madison.
Al Freeport with Chicago No)hwestern and
Illinois Central X Railroads.. for ROfford Warren
| Mineral Point and Galena.
A Savanna. with steam pac1 Lansing, -
far Dubuque and through boats ~. Paul:
AT Fulton. with Chicago / Ndhwestern Rail.
road. for Chicago, Dixon and CSr KaPids.
Al Port Pyron, with Chicago Rock Island
Railroad. and steam packet 30" between
davenport and Rock island.
Passengers will find this ros the cheapest
AID quickest TO all points in thdorthwest.
g. TATE. Sup't X. A. KPP, Sup't
Eastern Division, Wetn Oivisis D.
mayl7- dttl Racine. VIE -ssanns. ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-30
Go1oea, TA6e passeeolsv Notice.
PIE REAL VELPEAu FEMALE PILLS.

u>llESE PILLS,
u ~ celebrated
many years ago In
pAsis for tAc relief
Of female srrcgu-
lasitiss. as.l after
wards - nctoI,ouN
for thcir criminal
employment In tho
psaetIes II abortion.
ere now offered ios
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-30

kxcklIKNT WINE ron fIMALIs.
0pEkR'S SAMBUR0 PORT WINE
Cs3Sstcd y Esrupe fog ~ aeAicinsl nd bcn.fcin
2eeMse highly eeecmed hy rminena ph, i, Inns u,ed
u 4uepon - A4aslcaa llns pilalr, ard Nv somc a
- 1910 tn Eutcpc and Ausestca
44A INoC--n - % eqsal. caH.sy an arrcs,,c
fNE6I6EE1 Nipas,. healthy .r..cu c,,p.
- etoU - uvsnaSy Osplas. very Srsrneiails
l0Ia 0selS - uArsaadc alErslas
n ~ A. vM1 = ksss as;isl, iroe q. Juice OF
NS0Z c0es W. p nss. and = sacrllsss ss,i, 10
81 vsok - oenstltoeed persca,s. ard the aged and
80, sHprvvhs u appetite and brnsstiing hdks
8 nsan. - ~ viii no. ~ ass.,v.A
~ - So: sd3.sassF' Ut A'SHaD ssssa 'so,s,
IN By drsGRisAo 81 eli Aep1 e,ase des,e,- no also
ell ~ CAgf9llA FORT nRA My = choice ID.
af!2se. Imported only by Mr.. sIrcr, di,sca fr,m The
-VSsds ssernvs by whclc..,- druggist. In ...w
York. nusson. lfllsdcljAis and ~, Louis Ard l.,
4. efEER. q bic Vine, ard In New J-rc, irinu
pal Oelc~, ~ Hsuodway. Ncw York
wAossssis "a Rs;an br1sehs.' '' F" i's s',n
p1lllOrOPIly OF MARRIAGE THE Proprietor.
~ the New York Mnsgnm Of Anatomy have deter.
osne0 " tseue ssrc four 81 their meet Instruct. he
sasvo ~ Marriage and Ne dieQuaiiHesticrs Netvou
esdihyecal Debility. Premature Decline cfManheod,
-. = 9nssQy and Manly rowss The " r..,si XVII
- ssoo UalsAs~s Which srsuit mum euthf,, lie
s1csee o. maturity. or Ignorance ii Physiology and
ooVs Of oature.
fAsse Invaluable Lecture. have been the mean. q
eeIGAps1ag sed sa,ing thousands. and viii he fr.
0oeoeo NJ - r~sstp' ~ fur stamp~ hy add,r..in
osrso1al NO. 1OrA Mu.eun II Anats,spy and Mcdi
- - 00o0Nos. New vWH. marihdiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-30


kINDSEY's
lnpreved Dleod 0earehsr anl
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
For the Cure Of ell Diseases
ARlG1NG FnOM AN IMPURE STATE OF TIN
BLOOD. SUCH ~
Scrofula. Csness0us formations, Cutaneoos
diseases, EryapslAs, Boils, Pimp'es on
the face, Sore Eyes, Scald Head
letter affections, Old ana
Stubborn Ulcers, DyspcP-
sia, Costiveness,
Jaundice, Salt Rhcum,
Mcrcurial diseases, General
Debility, Liver Complaint,
Loss Of Appetite, Low Spirits,
Foul Stomach, together with oil other
Disorders from On improper condition Of Ne
eisoslatory system. .Ass general teo.
10, IL effects are benignant, and
cannot iAil 70 benefit who're
used pssssvezinGly asd
aecosding 70 disee-
WB OyyBn 10 TuB FUnajC 4 430ICiNB
W vhieA - aasee4 - nay 2 kogales nvse. soseiy
spos - oun assltA = shosea on: - ~ nsd,.
1919 ssaS1y - "Assvs DaaAa." I'll evss ~
~ ~. 81 n sass>,d ssyM.
:. 4. LINDsgY,
D... 9. ~: 1919 |:'s e: e, S.s S Ss:s
NJ sens-yop cgsd - ~ sinswe wcskinG ehe
rS ss sss = 81: &. o1ss
I" ''''''' 'i ;S;is ~ a'4ss.os {
Pieisbuss. n.
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Western Unlon Ballfood.
Al0A

o. md alSee D1o01ays LAY lAsh'
The Steamer lowe will iesve 1esk feet u brs4J
street, COR Port Byson. - follsws:
A. = A. NJ, connscsing With ssean tos "a
ton, Savanus, Dubuque, (arriv,ns u Dubuque
hours in advance Of any other rental Eeeeposs
and northeast, in esutral Iowa aad seushosl
Wisconsin.
A. q n. NJ. connecting With train for Oe
wanna. Frecpors, kacise,asd Aillwenkss, and Oh
points north, west and east.
The following sss the fstes Of Fare TO poias'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-30
= E0TERT HOTEL.

M. IL. Is 4 Is CORTLANDT STREET
NEW YORK CITY.
n. H. Wucnussos 3 7. D. WINCHESTER PRor'A
THE CENTRAL BUNIxR2% LOCATION OF
/ tkis Hosel. or lees fbisads Usll ind espeei-
olly eaapsed 20 their convenience, being eontigs-
~ 70 eli Tie western Rail Rosd aad Steam6ses
isaainss. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-30
n8rnupoa.nrAN HOTEL,
OoaugR RANDOLPH / WELLS STREETS
CAlcago. an.
BALDWIN 1 MERRITT,
nAss- Aswl Proprietor.


C0RNER OF ATH AND IOWA SrREErs.-
ODAvss NoRs, PRoPnxroas. Rree omn'ouc
= - from the cars and boats. Proprietor oi
- LeClaise, princeton and Lyons, end the De'
Hite al Msq uoi<eta Stage Lines. Stages Leave
! = lsnso - tho ohove nansd ana contiguous
llnoa every day. hul dwH.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-30

Chicago, Rsek Island / Pssaes
RAILROAD.

7a11Toaos
1856. Winter Arrangement. lsss'
Trains run By Chicago time which !: Twelve "'s'
nNAND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 80. iess.
" and until further notice, trans Will iesve
Davenport daily, Sundays excepted) q follows
Going East- lst N all train at. .......G w. 4. =.
ID Night express ......s ~, ?.
0cing West-lst. Express and Mail for Asaiogg
and Washington. . ov A..
Cd, Freight Tor Kellogg and " ash
Cd. Accommodation IN. N; freish, for
Low. City and Mu.cstine, 30 = =.
Arrive at Davenport daily, tSundsys excepsee)
90 follows:
From the Ess.-lst Night express 81. s. 80, a .
I'd Daily Ex. = mail. 4 90, ?. =.
From the west-lst Aceons o9ssses = Sesens
from lowe City ed nseee.
"a. Freight from Kellogg ed
WaDAingtoo ........4 l6p. =:
q. E.pf.ss from Kellogg e: !.
Washiugton. ........c leP.1.
couHneS3sao.
A. Chicago vith I'll Eastsrn Routes.
Al LsAal'e with l. c. r. b for DuslsitA. D.
Al Pond C:.ek vi.h c. 3. 1 Q. R p. for Bar.
lingsou. Keokuk and Quincy.
A Pssr,a daring as~i9attssA WITH Pseksss
r. I'll psists - lllineto oivee.
Al Kellogg, lows City. and Washingepn wtsa
w.:s.r. sag: c.: s..g''. for I'll p''''' "'''
New and Elrgsnt Hlsspiae cesshss % 2!
sr:c: ss1Bn Ester. ~ ,s's Clue.
q. II. BEARDSLY, Ass't 0ea. Sept.
A. KmpALl, Asst. Sept lows Division.
Deveopoet, Nov. ~, 1865.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-30
JOuN OCHS & son.
M SALE Of REAL ESTATE &C.,

A .0N0D IMPROVED FARM OF ~ ACRES
IA WnhIn IL uilea Il Davenport
eood lOpenve0 fhfm u - acres within II miice
a eosi SnpsSvsi Mrn. Of 80 acres. within - mIles
49, isresved sarn Of - acrss. within miles Of
4 eoOd improved SArn os % acrss. with miles Of
- seses divided Into 60 acre pieces with good In
,prcveOeutp IN each
- acre. u miles from Davenport
a.goo Acres or Choice Prairie
Nron a. 4 mites Norsh 81 O0r00e
MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD SECURITY.
Once % nrady street, over wilson's Jewslry
8tose. 9raak PIsmper's old o@ee oc3 -d-wly
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-01

INoENDIARIsM.-Two of the old Hudson
Bay buildings at this place containing, as
We are informed, some eighty or one hum
d'ed tons of sheaf oats belonging to the
Government. were burned on Sunday eve.
ming last, and large shed full of straw on
Monday evening The two fires occurred
nearly al the same hour-about nine O'Clock,
P. M, and appear to us to be acts of premed-
itated incendiorism. Great pains should be
taken to ferret out the perpetrators OF such
villiany, and to prevent similar cases which
1t is expected will if not prevented by the
vigilance Of those whose special duty it is
to protect and preserve the property of the
Government Vancouuer Register, March 3lst.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-01
aailg Monntaiuccr
Money Market.

Now York Gold Quotations IL
San Prancisco Legal Tender rates.. ....S
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-01
CHRISTIAN ANNIVERSARIES -yester.

CHRISTIAN ANNivERsARIEs -yester.
tcrday was Good Friday. Tomorrow
will be Easter Sunday. To day is the
last of the fast OF lent. The object
of Lent, which is fast of forty days
Immediately preceding Easter, has
been disputed, buG it is generally re-
garded as time set apart for repent.
nnce over the sins of the past year,
the number of forty days devoted TO
it is supposed to have reference to the
Savior's forty days fast in the wilder.
ness, to the forty days OF the Deluge,
the forty days granted to the Nine
vites for repentance, the forty y'ars'
wandering of the Jews, or the time
spent in fasting by Moses and Elias.
The word, it is said by some, is of
Saxon origin, and implies Spring, or
the season when the days "lengthen )"
others that it is of German origin, and
implies thawing" The festival of
Faster is called by some writer's tho
Christian passover" The name is
of Teutonic origin, derived from the
goddess of Spring, Ostera," but &C
corjing TO both English and German
authors, come FROM the Saxon. The
early Christians differed in regard to
the time of celebrating Easter-the
churches of the west observing the
nearest Sunday to the full moon Of
Nissan, without taking account of the
day on which the passover was cele
brated. The Asiatic churches differed
materially, and the dispute on thii
point became serious, when, aftel
many years, tho bishop of Rome wa
appealed TO and was very preemptory
in requiring the Asiatic Bishops Il
conform to the rule of the Western
church. This they refused to do, an,
communion between the ,wo churche
was broken off After this the ques
tion was again discussed, and fnall,
settled for the whole church by adopt
ing the rule which makes Easter'da,
to be always the first Sunday after th
full moon which happens upon o
next after March 2lst, and if tn
full moon happens on Sunday
then Easter day is the Sunday aflel
BY Encouragement Easter may com
rs early as March 22d, or as late q
April 25th. Good Friday is Away
the last Friday in Lent, and the Fr
day before Easter Sunday, which wi
account for it's occurrence last year o
April l4Lh, this year on April Is
and next yesr on April l9th,-Or'
soniaa. 1.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-11-08

would be divided into three or more
factions, neither of them as large as the
united Democracy, and that so Brigham
would be elected, The Argus has been
applying the whip aud spur very freely
to the Democratic voters; the Lyndon
Union exhorts them with great unctloR,
toi"go in and lay Worthington C.smith
out cold, and Mr., Brigham went home
two days ago to carry on the canvass 1;
but If he has any expectation of visiting
Washington at the public expense, he
will be sadly disappointed. The unan.
imous endorsement of Smith by the
legislative caucus makes his election as
sure as anything future can be. Adds
will doubtless have good many votes,
and tits reported that there are some men
so demented that they will vote for the
late Portus Baxter, but Washington @.
Smith is the man who will represent the
Third pistrictin the next Congress.
P.H,w.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-11-08

FATAL ACCpEET.-Mr. Admatha Dunk
lee of West Brattleboro was drowned on
Tuesday afternoon last in MILESTONE
brook, near that village. 1t is supposed
that in passing bridge in the rear Of
his house from which one OF the lower
stringes had been carried away by the
sudden rise of the water, caused by the
severe rain, he Inadvertently stepped
upon the unsupported end OF the planks
and was precipitated into the swift cur
rent. No one was with him at the time,
and it is doubtful whether any human
aid could have rescued him from being
dashed over the mill-dam a few rods be-
low His disappearance was not noticed
till late in the afternoon, when search
was made for him, and his umbrella and
rubber blanket were found near the
bridge. The neighbors at once turned
out to look for the body, and a little af-
ter O'Clock it was found lodged in some
bushes, bruised aud almost naked about
a half a mile below. The stopping Of
his watch indicated quarter-past 3
o'clock as the time Of the accident. His
age was 81.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-11-08
Miscellaneous Items,

No monitor has been sold by our
government, and none will be.
AT Columbus, Ohio, recently, a man
was murdered by rival, who waylaid
him on his return from visit to his in
tended.
London, "the largest, richest and
nastiest city in the world" amuses five
thousand people at her theatres every
night.
"A colored man of Lynchburg, Va,
has just found $500 in gold that he
buried in hurry Immediately after the
surrender.
"A wretch in Buffalo, named James
Andrew, kicked his wife, producing pre-
mature labor and the death of both
mother and child.
Cora Leavitt Hatch, a notorious
spirituslist medium, is candidate for
the Illinois State Legislature from the
city of Chicago. Her familiar spirits
could make themselves very useful in
parliamentary tactics, such az choking
off an obnoxious speaker.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-11-08

A CONFEDERATE CARNET OFFICER ON
Micro SUFFRAGE.-Ex-Co Confederate Post
master General Reagan, Of Texas, in a
recent letter takes strong ground in
favor Of granting to the negroes suffrage,
as well as civil rights, and boldly says
that "any man unwilling to do this is a
demagogue." 1t is certain that no set
of politicians ever more richly deserved
this appellation than those who relied
upon denunciations of "negro suffrage"
and negro equality" as their main lever
to influence the elections in the North
ern States. The attempt to impress in
telligent voters with the belief that the
essential requirement for the successful
management Of the multifarious inter-
ests influenced by the action Of our gov
eminent was the perpetual exclusion of
loyal colored men from the ballot box,
and the immediate extension Of increased
power to defiant and dangerous rebels,
was u truly desperate enterprise. No
demagogue of ancient or modern times
ever advocated more absurd PROPOSE
ton.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-11-08

The LATE SToRM.-The storm on Mon
day and Tuesday of last week was quite
severe in some parts of the State. From
the Southern and Eastern portions we
hear of houses, barns, fences, &C., being
blown away, trees uprooted, and much
other damage being done. On Lake
Champlain, the storm was remarkably
severe, so much SO that Capt Flagg of
the steamer Canada, deeming discretion
the better part of valor, tied his craft up
on Monday evening, not caring to ven
ture out until the violence of the wind
had abated. ...