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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26

Protect yourself from robbers and assas-
sins, and other dogs, by baying the neatest
little pocket revolver in the world at Burt
4 Dare's, 14o Superior street. jel9
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26

Wostenholm Pocket Cutlery-the best in
the world-ot every kind, at Burt 4 Dare's,
40 Superior street. jel9
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26
Toledo Market-Iune 20.

~FLOUR-Quiet.
WaEAr-OId firm and better; new dull and 3,
lower. .t.
CORE-pRchanged.
LAKE FREIGHTs-Dul and unchanged.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26

GRASp TRFSK RAILwAY.-The following
are the comparative earnings of the Grand
Trunk Railway Company, of Canada, foT
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26

Proupect stret, near Erie, a door
II kew The oPnef can have it BY Calling AZ Lea
der Office and paying Tor this advertisement: ge2;s-e
HOrNu-Taksn upon West River street, on Mon
Il dsy 9Th. = white mare. The owner can nave
~ Nv proTinF property and paying damages. fAI-
RiCK BURNs. I61Ne q Rixer-a-L III
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26
MR. bal LEWIS

NJ &. JAMES LEWIS,
The favOrite CSmediaR, viii remain i've nights
more, Appearing IN two VI his g~rsGtsst char
aetaIs each hight. .
This TUESDAY EVENING, June 26th, 1861,
viii I 9 presented the sterling COMEDY OF lsa
1856 PAUE PRY:
Or, 4 Hope 4 Don't Imtrude.
Paul Try James Lewis.
To conclude with "
my PRECIOUS BETSEY: BOD
Or, The BObtaiIs and WagtaiIz.
Ar. bottad-- -- -------..--.Mr James Lswis.
30 Great PrrpA- atiuna for th4 Fourth of July;
Ierirrmanees AFTERNOON and evening". 80
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26

~
POtatOes-Dull. Peachblows held at 81, 10 per
bu in bulk. n
Lake Ftsh-In good demand and hm.-
No. l Whit 4dsh 8, 80 per half Dbl; No. do $500
Picksrsl, No. i, ss,OO9s,25i Trout o., 1856 Her
ring, large, $3.50. BE. a fft-
BOaRs-In good demand aud firm at 600 per
bu prime white. 8 ua o
Hay-In fair demand at sl4, eo9I6, 90 for hose
from teams sIs,OO92O,0O for pressed. l0l' D.
iReatbers-Prims live geese held at s0gs5c.
Salt-Firm. Held At SAB for Fine aud q, so
for coarse Onondaga; Saginaw s2,45.
FaIIoW-steady and firm. held at 1OKo.
water Ldmc-In fair demand and Arm at
$40 for Akron and 0swego.
white Lime-In good demand at sl,75 per
Dbl for Cleveland and Fremont.
PlAster-PouslPs land plaster arm at Sl2,Oo
; ION st Mil. oAlcined $500 D Dbl s7.ri
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-24
ASlATlC CHOLERA IN CHM !!
e4x.sMON9' EVERY CASE
lsRTsp WITH
pAlN.klLs4 4; IL I

vrm Rev Il Teisord. Missionary ~ China Now
visiting his houe IN i.nn.si ma.
WAssNG,tv. ixxS., june 5. SET
1vssxs ANN rAs,s 4 SON. frrslrrSe~ L.
l. Dear Sus; buiing t,si teuee ~ suu tcr
years IA q missionary m Saia snd CHINA.
found ycnr vegetable PAN KILLER most va.ua.
e'g remedy foi thai fearful scnurge, III. cholera.
administering the medicn. found l. M Il
ehyctusl IT, gircatcsspooniui OF iain,lit or ma
81 OF hot water sweetened with sugar; then.
stir aM0 hisccn minutes. beg torisct'sblc
sp"onial ~ the same mix,ur. teiy mi,uit un-
" ssi,st ~as obssn.d. Apph l.i ap,li..nons
se sAtt, nit,ea. lsthe the stenath wii the
lam -Auis Z, clear. and rub the ln bs h ,skly -
" shoss sho had the cholera. andt Ok eyed
tc ~ faithful y ~ III. way .ttted above. ,fvht
0ut 81 ten recovered.
X rELluEp.
II attacked w,,h Dis,,hna. D,ser,.,, or
Cra0p Co!,e, don't delay the ass,, he fAiN
ElLLER.
NC sompsncn, part. Of tn. ain Killer is the
sauss recon u-ndcd by al good. and isa,ncd
PhssicsaUe, t'anrhor, Cspsiet M. nuenun'. are
some IT the sdiuy srt,cies of the Fam KILLER
NJ, uSr phyt,ci.us Vt tho present ds, wiring
upon shr cure 81 cholera, urge the use of those
ssuctes. u you have the Fam Ii Ter ~ you to
ssr IN case u ali attack IL all be AL you s,il
rspaTo toe cure. hts within the reach 81 ali.
Prev ~ sesss, 90 celts and on- 4. Ia, bottles
Sssd BY all brug snd Medicine Dealers.
foe 0asAs Corca ANs Iva Hsusns
Methers VIE have delicate children. Who are
srtject 10 Crsuo. Nhn som ehi,d goes TO bod
Wheeaing and cougting. you Know not before
moroing Cecup may SGT ~. aud bct.te you M
e. Thy siciss ous cL,id NAV lie tr,unh he
reach Of help Aliens nng Balssm sho, 4 ~
Wave be krpt in youf house, and tc sven me-
diasslv when The FIRST syn ptotrs rrrear ~ ,ch
Wtli remove thu mucous CO ir.tcd IN the tins, al.
and Save the lite ~ yCnr dear ghild
FOR sale bv all dealers IN medicines. sria I'm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-24


i,Ip his illpstrstsd Ceanseeieua Valley, M.
Henry n. Burt ts1ls " hat DR.. Holland,
better known a. Timothy Titcomb. has .
residence adjoining the city Of Springfield,
Mass., whirh he calls Brightwosd. The
Doctor was born in Belchertesu. Mass.
soms forty eight ysass aeN biz father being
. mechanic, and bis employ nscsssitatine
frequent moves" vt the femily, "Timothy''
studied for country doctor and failed:-
practiesd taking daguerssctypes and had no
better fortune; vent South % vicksbuse.
Mis-, and taught, but bad little sascsas. -
His wife bsisG called from Mioi1sippi to
Aasoachusests By tSs death = . relative,
her husband followed. By what most men
would cal1 an accident, he Nas placed on the
editorial stsf SktGs SPtsngAsld Republicans,
att rward became par: psopsistes, end ear.
" IN 1863 cold out his interest u twenty six
shares, something over quarter Of the cor
Germ. for ~. 900, end. has retired 70 private
life. His Rrst mort popular book was Lot
tiers - young people, Of which d, 900 copies
have been sold. In the writing Of his last
book, the Life Of Abraham Lincoln, an octe-
no Of 50U pages. he was engaged but four
aemtAG His publisher offered hin $4,000
for Ire ulanuscript, but he demanded IS, 600.
A compeomiss was snerward effected, by
which the Dpctoe was 70 receive 20 cents .
copy % ~ sold. A. la, 900 have been dis
posed u, Ms receipt from tia, book alone
have been q, OOO.ssi ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-24

The radical congres0 seems t0oo Witbout
friends anywhere. Il was ot 10 little credit
10 It, friends, that even they kick end cut
it - il we're nsney aog. deserving no bse
tsstreatmsnt. Tie Toledo (Oh,o) BlAdk .
radical sheet. in spelling Of The iasssAssd
pay Of members q congssss ct . time vhen
The pseple are carrying - heavy bosdsn
% they can stagger under, declares: I'VE
would not have regarded Il % meant Thing
had it been done lsirly and squsnly-had
he mcnben Acted ths manly part snd
squarely voted themselves additional pay;
but afraid 10 do this, they meanly sheltered
themselves bshind the soldiers and thus
shielded, make this huge grab At the Treas
ury." and It closes b. expressing the opin-
ion that the people will very properly de-
nounce II as = DODGE miserable, hypo
critical dodge, a sneakine dodge" That Is
. radical whip well laid on, and dsservedly
30.
The New York Independent (radical) says
Of congress: "After session Of eight mem
orable Notwithstanding its work with un-
exempted courage, and wsging for half
year . masterly fight against tho public en-
envy 1t the other end Of the ayenne--eon>
gress nov adjourns in temper Of moral
wcariness, its fair fame overloaded By .
series Of SUR sndera, and ito latest blot re.
cord Of pu ting money into its own purse"
Aud the Independent. Washington CORE
spondsnt, in contrasting the action o. con-
gress toward itself aud Its suboriinates an.
the soldiers, says the votirg 10 itself adj.
tionAl pay was Ian infamous outrage" snd
that "snc will have to 60 hark . COED way
in the history Of congressional legislatien 70
match this piece Of nsannsss"
The Cleveland Heraid (rsdical) ays that
congress, in coupling tbs bounty biz vith
" bill increasiag their pay. acted ''tsicky,"
That 10 drawingit mild. IAs Springfield
Mass.) Rpssbejsas (ra6al) does not hcsi-
tate 70 DsOeovoce congress "Weok, vacil>
lating body, ''mors intent o. bsosAttine
itself and psfty than promoting the public
good" Such > congress deserves just such
kiebo and cuia,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-24
DAILY DEMOCRAT.



Curious eais -Law In La Crosse
There came off to-day before police JUS
~ Husterd, in this city. . singslar NV
suit growing out of the following psfticu-
lars Charles Morc,and and Robert W.
Undine, tso young men about twenty ave
years Of see. have for some months been
counting young lady. The men srew
leslous Of each other, and each strove 70 yin
the girl TO consent to . marriage. But sne
could not decide which to have. SUNDAY
sight Of last week, the two men were sitting
on the porch talking With the 9Th ~nen "
dispute arose between them which was the
shortest route 10 North La Crossc-Mors>
land saving BY the depot, Cndine claiming
by the wagon road. They referred the
matter to the gin, who laughingly repllscc
that the hes. way to decide was 70 W.
thsss sp1u byet, each By his route, xne.
taey eukfd dedde which was tho quickest
and ~ ihsse PAS but little difference "a ne
dGskGess 'shA could knew which was the
esparbept man. And she playf,lly added
I.t3T 3otie knights. and be ri e hsse 70
turns, my hand olall claia in massiAes!s
Each nan starselj Mds9lAnd dAAepsaslre
around the corner BY the depot rosie. Un>
dine around the ethes eeQGs =, g By the
wagon rosd. Whea Undins retusosd, aitsr
l. fssty ninutes walk, On bet night
be was made still hotter BY seeing More
land sitting on the porcA where he had
been for thirty five minutes, ~ he oniy
stepped around the corner and returned,
ptssssrisg sittise With the young lady -
walking three mlies over railr0ad ties.
AQsr soas herl word, Undine told tbe
giflito 60 49, hotter place thsn Ia Csosss.
and left the house. lie brought suit agaiea
the girl 10 recover pay for the following bin
OF goods, which ne haA pfesented her while
sparkling her. We copy the bill from the
court records:
OAe gold riag.. ...........".....s..es W
One Na>qg fens .............y W
Ouk ~ q Waite kids. ........ 90
One BOZ confectionery. ....s ~
Total. .......... elS %
On the trial. Hon. Angus Cameron APP
appeared for the prosecution and "Brtck'
Pomeroy. BY particular ssqusst, fos The de-
fense, under whUss instructions the yoane
lady presented . bill Is follows:
To kerosine oil 7 months. 20 90
To rert ot parlss Tor spafking. ........... 10 50
TO essfsctiss9y Gates By Pssnsi9 ........ y
Ao'A..... ........esstie 30
The suit excited great interest, . large
audience being in abundance, Asd Was de-
cided 10 favor Of the gil, che pescuring
judgment against him fer % csetf.-La
Crosse Democrat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-24

Debility. Emasiasios. Dyspe psie, a.d Drspsy Of
lie limbs, abdomen, and il sGe female. Dropsy Of
the ovsrics and wombe, generally accompanied
With Inasmstion aud Uicsya.ion Of the Uterus.
ass pefmaseatlt cared BY Cohetitutios Life Syr..
~. The diAssss known = Ositrs o. SselIsd
Neek. Ahs LIE ayeup will remsvs eaAirsly. The
rensdy shsuld - taken fer some time, - TIE
disesse 10 exeesdingly chronic sad stabboss. asd
vill not be removed without extra effort.
fumors Of the Ovsries. fumors Of the breast,
and swelling u other glands ofthe BODY will :
completely reduced without revorting - The
knife, or operstioss Of any isnS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-24

viaints Be-. personally ar W letter An illustrate
Medical Pamphlet on The shove diseases aiming -
large reaes add gtvag full participate seht TO say
. dress % rceeips eeys cents.
TO LADlEs-A pamphlet Of speciai inpcrtaose =
Nsyv,ed lAnes sn& ethsss sent sealed easscps On
rec,tpS cf stamp. Direct ali isttsss u Tsa 0ALsnc
issv,rrye e. tAri, Miss. sseis-AAOIy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

d r.. j A M ES.
Formerly Of .James' Loci Hospital, Custom
Houss Street, New Orlssns, Ia.
Est sbli h e d In 1850,
Is nov and has been permsensly located a
NO. Sc RANDOLPH STREET,
Between Dearborn and State Sss.,
Chicago, ILL.,,
For the last four years, for the cure Of
Old Chronic. .MeressrtNl,
Syphliitlc
And oil Private Diseases:
For the treatment and cure Of that terrible poison
SYPHILIS
DR.. JAMES positively ersdic.1ee ftum the eysteH,
without tLc aid VI mercury. Sds poAarii arsenic,
sarra panna :! sSy Of thoes poksnNhs drngr ~ they
bssek out ct aone future time In IL hdcous -
psA III. James user neutrsliser fos syphilis, u
same = used in his Lock Hospital New Ofleans. ID
~ - sos sslfs ~ = :9e{te
eaeiuss sttenticn Nh: syphiii., primary sScsddasS
- Nd Sdpa smiescns, sesus1 deDliV elleases q
~ bActanA loips. iaaAlina1oe ofths el6ddss and
.:eS e
bling. e.. seccs.sssiiy tlssssd. l''' - 'e ''
a. Eng Ss.ss = Ss. &c. and S
amos cntirc southern press should vnce u. most
skspesl ~ d. James can md Will pessbsn IN that
The stseniion Of thoee mo have privately and in
psepuiy 1jossa thsnneses - yeexuaD eee6b 6Pths
assa.o lahs " sslsshsss. % pssselM1 ~ eh'
young. uniting them for matrimony. bushes 9. 20
arty Ylgdv eing = its sn esustitutiona debility.
DCe913,1s decay and muSsenc1.
Ihs following are some q s the s.d and mesneSov
esss. Va: Heakness Of thu bask ard -lnbs. ~ IN
~ head d6nneo Of viriap, loocf Ansc9lar net.
p1aptgl1on 81 The heart. dypepGa, hesvgeeses In!
t&bility symptoms Of consumption. ETC. Mentally m
- of n1empry, eoneAoa 81 iteD, depr1rsion 81
spirAs eH forebolin1s sserrson u iociety. selfds
tr9re !eC q Oiituds. sisAhv. ETC., srs come u ts'
1Nsss 0nl0n With any Of the above diseases o.
symptoms should not fail 10 call upon DR.. James and
- Il once rese0f0a 10 health and happiness Let Nd
seclver Nom the nwn and terrible consc
- thans mneh-ia-hu AssnaunA aAo1aAAsA -e-4s-s-.
Weakness II the organs Immediately cured. and full
igor re-tUgsd ~. JenAr~v uieAiA ~ last hftccH
years. has t aaAd nesr Mscsnop a tAs sencreal type
6pccessfuy su any othss dctor IN The UuiteA 1ates.
inc only seisasn y The sss.anI ,s q @esSss 2.
Rum ,ruseDst Of medical Colleges and nn lsssdtsit
.csen nc and honorable -ourcc~ and nom the prers
Ilsse .s.s.cais- do mot cons som sssssn soun-
IN. Jamor can be addressed BY those ssue1iag at .
distance. stating symptoms and enclosing stamp Tor
return answer.
Ur James ONCE and psrlorr are at 70 Randolph st.,
hrtwecn state and Dearborn. Office hours frun A.
u, I'LL r. n. (Sundnrs .xceptedJ when he may b.
| fDond in the forenoon.
p s-.Iust Issued Tna Moslrux: ~ Hand bssk
~ Secrsf dlaea~-. How 10 aS0d them, &c. Alec.
| npvstaut information fcmalea: how 10 proven,
II S,nS = cents Address II. jHl9s r o. nos
3iY8. Chicago. III. Dan3l -dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-24
Private l'OSsslu ltntl Ions,

At THE GALENiC MEl,l-
Cal. INSTuTE. N Concert
Hall Blork. near IN Post o.
fee. Sr PAU. Minnesota.
tRThe only regular chartered
1n1smasy ~ The Kind in W. WsA.
In charge Of . regular surge on. y
graduate Of the Medical College
u ohio.
CoastpssTiAi CoSsivsAstoss.
apsvuasssfi.ws or Ass,inel opeoi :.
;tv pvtvs y psne 4 - vpm Ale Cam :.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-24
ERNfCCkg STATE loTTgaY.

Brown Dal1y ~ 0aaee Anahoeaay.
1fuhRxY. EDDY : CO., NANA0ERS.-
N Ca1iSsl prisee Ar0n 1900 . O, soo.-
W6o0 0As4o ffeo Goete tw51ay dSalots; shAess
6eSnleeo 81 ~ oDsvs ls4aerise ssst ne u
eAuW.l oedG0 - $1,000 ps0oraly $4,000
- n runny. kppY 1 CO..
asys-Sn. - NJ "a. LSsissiiis, ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-24

20. =! Ily !. e, G9rsl AZ
CAEOM91..
Isysss bsvsle ass Cs:t.ss
n ysu 1ass vcyne
|'f'''' '''''A 4s.s:4hs.
"''' ~ e''T2i.ssr
Ifyes ass'ss :l...,ss!. :.
.lfyes Aeve . ssek hsse
49, .....,..
~ eoly go - : ~
anapvs esS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-24

900 ACRE FARM, I NILES y. Z. or
OAV Prisestss, =. i. \ Of % ~ \. Z i
~, -, .. go ossss cultivaeod. - 1t0otky
: oo4n8s soQe leeeres Of Timhss, splsUdie PEE
ISqlAj4 tu9aiAg water u i, 80 Apple Tree
~ bssriss. less el email fruits. Grspes. Cher.
~ bsus. roo,as, esllee. wsll ed : lsrIs
0SO. oeeooQA housss, ~ f6s salr q ne ensil
- y ~ - pr asre. Per flsshee parsieslaro
ooD)y.e gbDnlD0R 4 BaOI, s
1ol1tWSw O6SeoPort lowe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Y.r oc..~ r.n. .c.s nraras
Tux 0nSNJ SWOU ION u6W6Uvs
o,p ,.vrc rt .yvv.o
Gin SAAES ShAnhn
l.A1Nhpa tai Fam "a DDAo1n
r..n.,..,,...' !"
Physician Ex,rsot,l mary 10 thc Gwsvn
Inis valuable medicine Ia uniailing in the cure 81
~ 0cNe rain'nl and dangerous al-cmes 70 which The
~ y. e,'-m ", .uh,rsi ~s--''s oil cscs's
% rled on
To MANFRED LADIES
MI. u,crlis-,, .,i,,s u~tu
- the ,nonthl, ~ no, !. M ,..a.s,, ""'' "fn
Each h,,ftl. pr,re ,r, n,,ssr 49, - r,.....
earnp ri t;r,s, Rri,su IN n,r,.,. u''e"'
go .r,,.ssS
NAa AH'N.
These ri'ls should no, be taken by rcma,cp during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS q Pregnancy, n. ,hcy
a. sur :" n.''s On '"' ~ any "her time
~ s,,.s.s. -, v.~,,, =, = 4, ,,., A ~,..,. r,,,
=. ~, .a M , N r.,,' ~ n. .,,h, ~. m,u
sss, ,r1sS ~ ~. I.e ,ias a. n1,,. III, I ixs
80. -, -. ~ ~. ..S ~, -s.- ~ w. -
s,sH.x 49, s.ssrSs 4. - c@s"S ~ 80
omsl sn;in"ry. o. y, ~. Ssrtai . - sSss,iss
~, 1890 ~ vs,cN sssSId - cs,sssiM sr,ssrvvS'
a., - - $50 80. ~ ~. 49,,
e sES1 - k nesS. SS1Ss ~"
- ~ 49, 49,. ss sesE ~ -
y KLs1v s'"s sr... s~"ss s. ~ S.s
ss sn n. AEvns VII cDsV WV. UmS r"V
kSue - SSssso MiL AWV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-24

gpsSeptic Pias, Sympathetic Or Organic Die
eases of The Heart. . palptstien. Diseaas Of the
Valves. producing . sraAi.g aliae SOUND. Drop
Inportant Urgas. (persoas suffering from, any
sctts pals in the region Of the heart) will be
ersssly relieved ~ Constitution Life6yrsp.
Dsekea Dswn .and Delicate Ceastltatasns
SuRsrise fron lndisposition 70 Exsftioh. Psin
& the llSek, Less Of Memory. Yorebcdines. her.
roe u Calaasity. Fear q Disease. Dnnese o.
visios. Not Skis ahl EHtseastsies. west Of
alsep. Reaslessasss. Pale. Hsg8ard Ceuntseaaee.
ana t.assitude of the Muscular Syatem, Ill re-
auire he aid NJ ths Constitutes Life Syrsp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-24


The National Line .ceMpsis<e tAs AaDvoine Arst.
class Aeuhse-eagt~e 0soa stsaassars. with wsesr.
tight NAnpastatFnts.
ENGLAND. car. 0aAgs. $3.50 seas SCOTS.Ann
Carr. Han. Ma tone VIRGINIA.. Tar. rss~ss
1850 tons HRtvkTlA. CAR. Osstsis. x.sts tess /
r Sr s Si,s I'd C.,es si III; ~, sksS c. M
Lurr,rs. xslS toss PENNSYLVANIA. Cars
ls~is. z.s'! ton.: Lot iStANA. Arr. Iissusss.
2.i6a tons; FilAkCk snt GERM Any building.
ssssss., r IN s iisss' ~ S.ss.. ~ ;l
Marbor
IT, National steam Nasigs.isa Conpeny, u liv-
erp,Ol, intend dsspAiching, this month, from Nee
i0sks lhe following Steamships:
6atc ofpas.ayc. payable Ia currency.
From New Cork to Queenstown FOR Liverpool,
~ xseWefr. SNES1, Siies a1arsags. ~.
I 10 DaQaaSgs ebin, - 70; oteefner. osS
20 0scmcn, Cabia, ol1S, oesrfage. -
IL Havre, CahtM. 9tl6; Etsrsa9e, 81.
To pasie, Cabs, SRI SteeSage, ~.
uraft iasucd Tor any amount any Hank IL Gre II
0siisiu, and ireland, n the lowest rate.
Sis~.age passage tckcts to hiring tar.s,s fsou ! ~
erpOol OF Queenstown. ,Corh Harb"r) sos ~ IN cur
rcncy. SsId by
&c. Du Moan. Davenport, Iowa.
Agent for the National Steam Navigation Comps
ny 81 and =, broadway, New York. sugi'.diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-24

wsss iSrm y s61eidered incu1a Mao tis
eaees q ssiSn9 hA1@ both - " the body
aad misA and .pesduse ssns ~ slowing o.
gssas An1stck .. Co.'S ~ - u memory.
pais in ~ sn1oll Of ~ - IN be fully re-
ssorad 20 hearth. Ooos11o61e1n RE-.
Chasgcs Dodesaees se( cnvs guaranteed. :
|DusWUfed.
( P.a--A1l huDiuess steistly con fdentisl Of
0ee hours non 8 4. =. until 9P.s feb2sf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-24

PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE The Propretoss
/ of the New York Museum VI Anatomy have deter
lures ON Marriage and its Disqualification Neftou-
andPhyr,cal Debility Premature Decline Of Manhood
indigestion. Wcakue~s or Depression, lmpofcncy
Loss ~ Esfey and Manly Pow ~ the gTeat Social Evil
and those malads hic result fron youthful tol'se,
excess Of maturity or ignorance oi Physiology anl
iaws Of nature.
enlirhtenne unA sS n, thousands, and will be Tor
waricd free On receipt Of four rtampe by addrcrsn.
secr-tAfv New York Museum II Anatomy and Med
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-24
Constitutlon Life Syrup
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-14

WHY THE QUEENS Own" Run
AwAY.-The Canadian papers have been
persistently denying that the Queens
Own regiment run away at Ridgeway.
The Toronto Leader, now before US, in
sists that the Fenians largely outnumbered
the royal troops; but the excuses for the
failure Of the Queens Own to maintain
the Queens own soil are very contradic-
tory. The regiment returned TO Toronto
a few days ago, and the country turned
out to see them. They have earned a rep
utation for heetness that will live forever.
They were greeted cordially by the people,
and General Napier made a speech to
them which contained a remarkable state
ment. He said
Had il not been for that unfortunate
mistake-had the advance been sounded
instead Of the retreat-you would single
handed, have driven the Fenians before
you"
The plain English Of that is, that, had
the Queens Own advanced instead Of
having run away. they might have escaped
becoming the laughing-stock Of the coun'
try. General Napier's complaint reads
very much like a rebuke. To tell a mar
who ran away from the battlefield that
had he not made that unfortunate mistake
he might have done his duty and escaped
~reproach. is putting a censure in no very
mind form. Totonto, however, has go'
the Queens Own" at home safe ant
sound, and seems to be as delighted in TIT
fac, as the Queens Own are themselves
Chicago Republican.