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nIss0LQTI0H OF PARINERsHIP.-Noto
- - 10 hereby stxen that the eartlsrship hereto.
ncArE1, under the name Of Miller MeI a Il 4:
this day dis oiyed The businsss will be be
SONG Geted 81 the old stand, By J. H. Moxfes. On
~ Is eotSw yH. M.Arvr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-11

[" UNCLAIMED TkLEGKAMs.
AxERIcAn TELlsKArH COMPANY.
OGce Wiiiards' Hotel. August
The following kilograms remain In tois otdce
unasliSered for want Of Sufficient address and from
no, T.snA o'Ssii' B.p. ssrp Ast sss,..,
n- FIRST PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH, -.
S street. PREACHING TO MORROW at ii a.
m by the Revd A. FARLEY, of Iowa. IT.
W. AL IN. CHURUH-Rey- JoHN PoisAL
viii preach IN tie above Church TOMORROW
Sunday at II q. m. and -. m. It,
0@CENTRAL BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
uS The eleventh monthly meeting of this As.
so.istion will be held at the CIty Hail on TUES
DAY EVENING, August 18th, at o clock The
auii.st v. - aoosE f'S sse.
TA WILL TAKE PLACE
W. on the Path August near Good Hope, over
All respectable persons are invited to attend
Al N i |; = will be given to keep good order
rTEMPERANCE MEETING, UNDEKT1r
4nspi Ss Of ao the Nv AsHiEaT0s oITY
the sSt.rn nSey.es marEas aoS:. at #
may be expected from Messrs. T. C. THEAcKEs'
il JOHN soGLiESsh ia SSsh sr:n
0"BI DIVINE PERMIssION, A CAMP
Is 81. MsEIiNG G will be held At NJ. Pisgsh.
nson sn g s.s P.so Of
ing lots for tents, or having other bueiness lin
the Hsa co iSsfy iAs
1t. Sandy Spring, Mont somsrS county. Md.
rwAB DEsPARTaEST.
Msdicai Board 70 dans.s II r. ass
Se J.; Brown. surgeon. u, 8. A ,Presi.
surgeon. o. s. A. Brevet Iieuienant Coionsi An
t Mrys asssf. :urseon g A. and RTsys. Major
corder. wilf4neet in New York city on the nth Of
september next for the exam nation Of candid ates
70, into the Medical STAFF Of the United
A1Ilicsnts must re over twenty one years ofAgs,
Applications for an invitation to appear before
the Board should be addressed to the surgeon
Iesidence; and date and place OF birth OF the can
didate Testimonial: az to character and qualif-
been in the medical service of the army during the
war, the fact should be stated, together with his
monias rs hs oee4 s n rho and 5 s
served should also be forwarded.
uIdsrsODs he a. an inssDsn
sable prerequisite 10 appointment
Of .rs G RsS
ated BY The act OF Congress HSproyed July g 1866.
au IL -eotocls Surgeon General, o. S.i.
6s sHhGsAi e & W, y9
herman Hall, nth ST., SATURDAY EVENING,
By order frhe President. augs
COMMISSARY GENERAL OF
U3 PRISONERS.
WASHINGTON, d. c., August Z, 1876
NOT1CE:-By direction of the Secretary OF War,
claims against the fund under the charge Of this
once, moneys recovered from the rebel Authori-
ties. taken from Omitted states soldiers while held
as prisoners Of war will be received until October
LIST, 1856 Claims made after that date will not be
considered
All persons whe have made claim seain st said
fund, either to this office or to Brew ct Brig Gen
j obn Z. milford, la,e United States Agent FOE
exchange Of prisoners of war, are requested to
forward to this ONCE their correct post office ad
dresses
In ali cases where claim 10 made. the exact
amount due and she char acter OF the funds taken
by the rebels must be clesrly stated. =.
IA HITCHCOCK,
Major General u. 3. Volunteers,
gu s-l2t Com Gen. of Prisoners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-11

~A SPECIAL MEETING of the d. @. VOL.
lS UNTEEk ASSOCIATION will be held at
German Hall, 18th ST., SATURDAY EVENING.
August IL, 1856, at O'Clock p. m.
A full attendance Of the Members is OK pecteJ
BY order Of The President. aug az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-11

ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP THE TWO
HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-11

TIE SANITARY FeRCE-The Ssnitarv Police
are Kept busy in attending 70 the unpleasant
nnty 10 which they are assigned. Lieut.
reports this week 1c5 notices served upon
partes 10 abate ces, and the anop MT OF
Zines imposed $50 30. The revenue IRON fines
much better satisfied II they couid rcno-t no
nuisances and no fines imposed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-11

GUY FAwKES REpIvIyUs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-11
EUGENE MEETS HER.

ARRIVAL OUT OF THE EMPRESS OF
MEXICO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-11

ORPHANS CoUET, Juige PurceU.-This nlorn
ing, Caroline l. Eauman Obtained Ierters OF
administrator On the estate of John Baurran
giving bond in S6.W0. Letters Of adriaistra
ton were also iesued 20 Mrs. Adeline Iusby
on the estate Of 1ames Lrsby. bond sic rs,,.
and she Was appointed guardian 20 the chill
drep, bond s".tsN Letters of adm nistrati
on the estate Of Isaac Sncwden We're issued 20
Benz. W. Ferguson, bond 500 '.a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

WHY don't you laugh ny
so~ssSics II i Is not 50 al arsd sosrti-
0r.cious. but you fellows are busy about
now This Is your Pres.deat, 0ea save
him 10 you. You selected him, elected
him What's the trouble in your camp
Oh ON hut YOU are wet set Of roostersl Well,
nc,.r mind We shsn't hurt YOU. We
Won. mob you-prison gu : '.srs ycu-
sbuse you-harrass you In busine -malign
vou-insult you-rob you and uss ysu =
You have for Eve years used ~. You
needn't look scary like whom you see rope,
prison or gun
Get out the Wide Awakes. Cal out the
loyal league! Get up some SANITARY Fairs.
Appoint . few Bris adier Generals. Raise
some colored troops. Turn your prayer
meetings int, electioncering Booths. Con-
troll the telegraph. Lie TO the nation. Open
your mouths and gufIaw when the Prcs'-
dent speaks. Be social Don't act like
wandering drops from grand funeral pro-
cession. why you looked pleasedly good,
10y struck, happy, angelic when Lincoln
died compared 70 the way you look nov
Poor Republicans-how dreadfully gricl
wears on you
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

Here 70 shot from "Brick" Pomeroy 4
lockef-in fact . whole s.broadside." II
takss "bsick" b excortiate Abolitionism
This reminds ~ Of little story Say.
Zos radical, aiggsf-lovine, Anna Dickinson.
Frsd. Douglass, Ben. Butler style Of Repub.
lican. how DO you like Johnscn, How do
you IKE going out Of the Union for Prcsi>
oentt on men who preach that God il
controlling events political - we'll q exter
nall How Do 700 Like Tennessee ststes-
aaoship ! How does 1t compare With ilas>
beat slSle! ' '''''
And God said let there be light and there
waslghG Thu d Bible.
"And being 10 torment, they lifted nm
their eyes and saw" not Abraham in the
bosom Of Lazarus, but Andrew johnson n
the white house. Pretty picture, isn't 4.
{ea freedom shrieking, press mobbin,
Deoccsaaic hanging, cotton stealing. women
,eobing, plundcr loving. prison advocating.
Demot rattle abusing, bsilot>box stuiFinv. a..
nee holding sepulchcrs. full Of nireer's
be0sse ess'
How do you like the President p
Would'nt you choke gently on Booth.
windpipe.if he were still livingf How do
you like this going into the Democratic
party for horse to hitch M with your
mule The seed Of white men shall braise
the head Of Republication, and johnson
saall be the next President. Verify We say
unto you, now 10 the time to fcpent Il
% tine foe you fellows to svsp hor,
See wnen crossing . stream WHY don't
~ hepoe',can, wench hugging, freedom
ehriek'ng, Law breaking, Union hat;n,
0s0oWe - he only treaoouable >srsv :,
-. Uniens ct drunk and parade v;,h
eeecheot Stand By the Prcsident ~
PRESIDENT q the Government, you know
vs. psseed aeetriae, thought divine.
bss Mis- President dodge is 6nc.
ae Who speaks against the President il !,
esnaeee { Aes ehe traitor b hung WIN
dat 20 st drunk, burn printing ofv,cs:
0oe1es lev Democrats. throv " -
peinlin9 pfesees into The strcets. atom vc,,
Ho6spGp61a, held psayer.meetinr In bsrrs
- q df1nk = evils, o you did When
he eshse President spoke "who's Mn
esrs sloee 1'eh pin gens Z" Who electsj
Johnaeu I WIZ n thunder don't YOU 80
ct the Wido Awakeo, burn Democrats RI
s1y. aheot q tbsn y psst-ollecs, shout
rah tof Link 5oA1eon, end hold fast 70
~ pehe ~ sbuad aoUn ooueh.~
W. dswn soush Il ~ lsnl Of Dixisr
AL 49, . esstsy 1ttls esuei Hsw do
- NJ 80 s'e1psdisncys oc0t6s Why
- eDSs Why 1sa't yee eaI,sso1e. ~.
ssones ~ ''u0oo - s1sef'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

Italy end Prussia have dse,oeea ~,
PSssaia occupies Dresden, and has pevred
teoopo iato Saxoay ftea tArse ajroeaSeos !:
0asiealdi has taksa ~ asaa; SaaSIse M
ben ioeghs In Germany, 81 Russia hsa
uageAe6 troopsto the Austrian ftentjse ano
dsslnssd ~ intsusisa 10 b ssulsal NJ leur.
q thaa Hrancs.
Auid ~ turoeil, svsa ID s.iAst>spehor>
"a iolea" eeens TO shake. Mr.. Olsdstons
10 sAid - havs offered HE resignation ths
liberal ministry would fall with its Paris.
nsntasy lsa6sr, fos Earl Russell, though
Petno Ainisesss b but ~ 6ssrc>iead, asd
0lads1eae Tie trae captain II the ship
The storm oesas 70 sWoop evss the whole
eoutinsntet 1nseps. end tD,Aevslvs eli hi
powers alile. Hvsa slsspy Tqfksy awakeS
end arms and ~ Empseoe Napolcon
Who lassly peepsoe1 = hold he esatls
0An's svssosat,b Win ~ osUwsa 49, =
suaalng = viii 4 ~ - tsnhAsanti
sAeaA b iAisiy soea0e1, q eooh4Dsss In !
eenee 81 1ixsa dsli9AS ~ 1890 .dsligh,
~ ~ siya6 ~ SSlaie eelnally oghtint
- enxieoy ~ thsy ny ~ fG8tthsS
49, ee1pSeesly e1hsnstsd ~ -
oa11lnes - dsnbt huaaeo2 q li}iho
endo = 0a0ons ees suruine 1I ,eeSa q
~ eeonEsy; - ualsss u eUVUSSr1nlo
ngUAibA o1i6sntfoA, ~ qusst,oo. 49, ~
- DssoDoAn Keef11a1 Z" Vim hsv" 49,
sotv but - aasWe: AnGRim.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13
An Editor In a tight place.

When the law forbidding the issucing Q,
free passes on Railroads went into operation
in New York, = few weeks sgc, many Of the
Editorial dead-heads were away from home
in various parts Of the State, and had Ia
wait till their friends could send them moa
ey to pay their fare. One poor fellow, &C
cording to the Cincinnati Times, got set of
the train at Utica, and sent to the "Soldiers'
Home to be kept. From here the unfortu-
nate man wrote to his wife - follows:
UREA, N. Y, May 18th, 1866,
Blue LION TAVERN.
DEAR WirE-Sell my tother clothes for
what they will bring. and remit At once
Had my linen duster for supper, ard my
spare shirt will have to go for lodging. May
be able to make light breakfast on Ger
man silver comb and pair Of shears that
CHANGED to have with me. Don't know
when shall get home. II will depend .
great deal on the walking. Don't marry
for few months; there is bare possibility
ofmy getting back. Sincx.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13
To Cure Ague and Fever.

Take dose ofDr. Eaetery' Family Pills, and wkcH
done operating, take DR.. Eaetery's Fever and Ague
Killer, dose ~ directed the bottle, every two
houfs until nine doses have been taken In the absence
0ffever which always stops the Aguc and Fever the
FIRST DAY. Then TO prevent ID return, take Tho
Ague Killer three timer day on the seventh, four.
teenth twenty first and twenty eighth days aef the
CURED. Let every man. .Tomsn and child IN ii. and
u y0u And II to be true, tell II TO your friends
Price Of Aguc Killer 81 50 per bottle Pills 80
cents per box-10 pills In Q box
81 Prepared and Sold by DR.. E. EASTERLY d
Co., No. 10 North Fth street st. Louis, Mo- and sold
At their Branch Family Medicine Store, Chicago III.
Sold by Druggiats gennrally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

A VERY BsAvH MAN Arm rns Ficur.-
The Mayor OF Toronto, Canada, has witten
the following letter to the New York
Times: "Your fulsome laudation and that
Of your ass Of correspondent, of every.
thing British and Canadian, which appear
ed lately in your journal, can easily be
seen into. Aye, your mock sympathy.-
Why did you not show your colors before!
The danger being now over, beg leave to
give you to understand that ", 10
true Britains, fear not; that even
can raise Orangemen enough to hurl back
any number Of Yankees or Fenian marau>
ders which may attempt to invade the "a
cred soil Of Upper Canada"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

The Democracy Of Iowa have done well
in responding promptly 70 the cali for dele,
gates to the Philadelphia Convention. In
this they evincc the undying regard for III.
restoration and pcrpetuity ofthe sistcrhocd
Of States. Some ofour party friends whose
Highest ambition Is 70 die - they have lived,
in the Democratic harness end under the
Democratic banner, are fearful lest this
Convention should find this duty to cx>
pange the old party name and provide some
other appellation BY which, 10 future the
Conservative masses are to be distinguish.
~. We think there Is no cause for such
alarm. Il 10 hardly probable that the Con-
ton, Interpreted a. il will Be, BY consit.
cradle number Of Democrats, will dare
breach that question. II would be
very impolitic to do such . thing.
The dsooesaey are ready and willing 70
fight. and 10 fight long and hard for the
great principles embodied in President
Johnscn's policy Of restoration, but never
viii they Aght 20 well-nsvss dea, their
blows with such telling effect, - when un>
der the old democratic name. This consid-
Grafton alone will render the name Of the
dsnoogatie party sacred in the Philadslphia
Convention.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

We learn from Joseph Chenowslh. who
has returned from . trip to Unioa county,
Indiana, that the corn, flax and other crops
look very short 10 the eastern part Of the
State. There has been little or no rain
since planting. Wheat about tho same a.
in Clinton; very poor prospect.-Frankferd
Union.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

TIM Radicals arc said to bs much alarm.
ed 1t the great indignation muttered, even
By their own organs. against The new tariff
bill. just - We expected. Their Repre-.
sentatives may lay violent hands o. much
- they please upsn ~ Constitution; they
may tear up the rights Of The States By
The roots and scatter them to The four
winds Of Heaven; they may take the God
dsss Of Liberty ed duck her as.the early
colonial seatusss Of Virginia used 70 pro-
vide = punishneat IL eomasn sssads-
but hey must deal tsndssiy With he rock-
N Of their constituents. Here resides IL
nervous md vital system Il e. Northern
ltisads. And vhsassse tAsy Tally realize
how costly radiealiso 10 - tAsis pssvaas
pussss, thsy vii WY spssdil, swap ea
shsis Csogrsssional hessss. evsa thsash
tAsy sAesld Ct cheated Ia sAsis sxcha.ee.
whsa psepls 6nd ct that thsy ore paying
dearly Sss tAsir folly. thsy ~ ssrs 10 make
"a e9eet 70 become VIE,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13
Or. Easterly's
DIARRHEA SYRUP

This Medicine 10 . pleasant and infallible
cure for Diarrhae. Dysentery, collie chol.
era meebus, cramps or spasms. Bowel
complaints, and all arrangement Of the
stomach and bowels Of children when
TEETHING.
INNS CELEBRATED, POPULAR AND INFALII
BILE Remedy has been used By the most intelllgen!
and respectable families In e. Loas, t6f he last ~
teen years In al caass Of OayfhAc, Dysentesy aut
Bowel complaint, and an unite IN pron0uncnG Il u
most speedy and sGsctual Medicine they have evel
used. Pricc, q cents per bottle.
Prepared and sold BY Dr.. 3. kA0tKRLY Co, No
70 North Filth street. q. Louis, No. Sold at thet
Branch Store, No. - Madison street, Chicago, I'D.
For sale by Druggists genesa1ly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

Nm. CABTB0sO
@ o u q H b A l. s A M
win Cns Coughs, Cs,ds, Asthma, Con.
sunption, BsSne6itis, opitti1e & 06oed,
Pain 10 The Side and Breast, Whoepine
Cough. Crop, aa1 "a Diseases Of IL
Threat, Chest and Lungs.
THE nost pss1ect, pheasant, - sGcaciuas rsnsdy
ever discovered 16e an dseosss u ths Ihfuot Coess
and Lunge,h
d. Cartcr's Coueh DalDom,
III nedieiss fnnedssseiy sruFs TINE cOUuH,
produces me- md eaey e1peeeusue3uo, fe0ovoo q
nucous ard f0al Mattef un Tie aif pessaGeo, Glyeo
eeee In dcu breathing, a1ays the iFSitoti0a q ~
Lungs. and eheets . speedy Curs. ~ sCCehin8 ~
Healing III Tie Pul'Aohay Osgans.
Dr. Carter's Cough Dalsan
never fails TO- cure Coughs nd Colds ln isws daye
CONSERVATION amer PhyIclans and a11 Other fe0cdice
had failed, and the patients given mp to de. tbs
nalsam \ ~ 10st perfect and lnhbIe feedy l1l al
theeases q the LunGs known to the CIVILIZED world
n, B-Ask for Da CAE1s1's CoUgn BAiaAN. anA
take nothing else. rce csnte bottle; large
bOttlcs, d, 30 per buttlc.
.WfrePesed "a eoid By DIR I. KAsTKRLY =
co, No. - NofsA I'M street, =. Lpaia, No. SOFA
q their Branch RMfly Medicine Store, No. - MAJ
son street, Chicago, l1linuis
For sale b n biuegists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

To be used INTERNALLY, which puriaes n,
BLOOD, and removes The CAUSE; and then By ap
plying H. Ointment 10 the eoess Or raf11, speedl
and permanent cure WIN Be- e4ected. Both are ID
vised 10 be nsed In these complaints.
Prce-the Iodine and Garsaparilla, @1.W Per bottle
Price 0si1leyt Gak RAeu1 and fettr Ointmeat
Is cents per bottle.
Prepared and sid BY d. E. RAOTBRLY CO.
No. 70 North FIN street, D. Loais, Mo Sole Pro
psietOn.
Sold q their Branch Family Medicine q Ne, No. q
0adieon street, chicago, Nh.
For sale BY Druggists 9eaee11ly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

~

p and amer 11saaAy, May llsh.
The eo4ner Iowa will leave 6eck foot AZ Il,.av
sstses, Scf tese Byron, ~ fcllsws:
-. Mlss coanecsing with train for Ful.
~, csveana, Dsseqae, (sri1yine 10 Dubuare
p nce!s M sdvsnee Of any other fcutel Pfcercr..
"a s sno 81 points north and northwest, essS
wisconsin. s'ussetn
Al r. NJ, corn.cting with train n, n.
wanna, Frceport, Racine and Millwuukee IA 4,
points north, west and east. -'~ :"
The following are the rates or Pare to points
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13
DanecnAs.C srAz. CON-


H. deos~asy q lsUa ~ 4 d.
lisisss % wsdsss1sv = ~ wssk. -
Csavsa'iss - ~ lesgue that - $3.50
hsad It. ssvsal yssss = passs srshs ssess
bsing veil ssqssesassd. ~ sss'sA q ~
Cenvsasiss ~ ~ psssctly baencaieus
that 10 TO say there was broad divisisu
10 ssnsimsot, - 10 often ths cass IN deliber.
stivs bodies. upon some Of the questions
presented fss considssation. Ths rssoIu.
items. which " publish in essrset form in
another eeluan, were adoptsd - she Demo
cratic platlesa Sos ths canpaisa Of 1885.
without dissenting voice, end without dis
cassiea-ths oFsss ssd visal tssths thsssia
ct forth bsisg ~ sslf- svsdsnt 70 admit sf
any difIsrsnss Of opinion. The Democracy
Of Iowa, - q lhs eass with III truly con.
sssvativs end Usisa loving nsn thsoagbsus
The nation. NEST heartily endorse the rsster.
alton policy - ~ forth By President Jehn-
con. and vail labor most earnestly in 10
support.
Hew - yisld this policy he most liberal
support ~ he lsaAiag question q III
Coovsasisa whittier BY jeisins hand
With he Conservatives, vhess Csnvsntiss
was held lase meath, and adsptisg thei
ticket, Or By making straight democratic
nominations, regardless Of the scts Of any
other pasty. Upon this question there w
marked division Of sentiment, but after
somewhat warn end psotsaeted debate ]
was decided thet Il was inszpsdisnt 70 nom
ioasss seraisht tiskst. but hat ~ Interest,"
'ofths country eould bsst ~ ssbsssvsd b
joining hands with the Conservative partl
by accepting ~ candidates - The eandi
dates Of he dsmeesasy-aaking only suel
nominasiens = void sulRss 70 OIL existing
vacancies 10 thaG ticket.
ThesgA ~ we're aes aaosg these wh
favored that plan either in - prsviess !
the Csavsatieo. ~ asssps ~ dssisie6 4
that bsdy = binding spsa every Dsneess
In The State hence shall not wssts time 4
discussing what ~ conceived 70 b. IL in
peliey.
The nsmissaieas sss - aush NE Dsaini
items Of The Democratic pasy q though .
other Convsalioa he'd bssa hs,d II II
Stats. and - such thslr support become
the earnest duty Il III whs wosld spsta
The hands Of the Prssidsat, and secure ''th
immediate end unconditional reseesalioo I
ell the States y Tie exercise Of their right
within The Federal Union. under he Csa
stitueisn." That THE win b tho deeisios /
every Democrat h the STATE there can b
no roam fes doubt. That ths nsmbsss q
the Conservative party viii take fres
courage. sad put on rsnewsd strength b
this endorsement Of their high and oobl
purpesss,is not for moment 10 be doubted
The campaign 10 nov open. Work
The order Of the day-earncst, determine
work. The forces Of the saemy are large
and Ike the Philsstinss Of old, they ar
very ell reliant and arrogant In their man
ner. But let none BE- disheartsned or dia
mayed q that ; but on the contrary, let Ii
knowledge Of that feet nerve each one aa'
every Democrat and Conservative Republi
can in the State to renewed energy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

Are very mild and pleasant IN their opessaion
~ morc prompt and eectuali In cleansng the syste
fom iii blious putrd md irritating matter than thf
various other pillk IN general use. For Liver Com
plAint and Dyspepsa shsl are rally !nvaiIa6le:-
eFcdients and win BE- 60und mach superior 70 oehei
pills 10 cure the diseases Incident to the WEST Fan
lilies try them.
~. Prepaid and sold By Dr.. 3. EASTERLY !
CO. Ne. % North Fiilh street, 81. Louie. NO solt
q their Family Medicine Store No. " Andisou street
Chicago, llls. For sale By Drugyists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

se1s0 Oeeooeeoo DOceDnDSp4
ose0 81 koeeeo.
Mh FOLLOWING LIGHT ORA 0nr
=. boat: having excellsat PASSENGER seeosSnsn.
s. ssoas WI iorm tri-wsskly line 6slwssS On.
can rel, ,1 sp on n1s,s; Psss9sss "a ales
s oos's are IN complete order and Weil eouipsSS
oc aS nave entered the trade Soe The sessce.
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Dr.. Easterly's American Lininen
j. DIR. EASTERLY,S
FEVER AND AGUE KILLER.

win Cure Aguc and Fever Chs and Fever Dumt
Ague, Intermittent and Remittcnt Fcvefs and ever
form Of Fever, incident TO to the West.
This celebrated medicine has been hfteen years e.
tablishcd IN St Louis. and II universally known
throughout the Mississippi Valley to he an INFAIIlA
ME CURE for Ague and Fever In all Its FORMS AguS
and Fever sufferers, nfallible prescription is herr
presented you.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13
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VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER


vrcErABLR PAIN KILLER
win cure Bruises. Sps.iss, Hsaesas.
Teothache, sors threat Chcse. C!eopos
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L. the best remedy known 1bs The cure Of Cnolera
should that swfnf ecourks again vs this co1nty :
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selves with thie Medicine, to 80 In tho carry ssage o
the dlsease Price u cent? pr BOTH.
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Branch Medicine Store, No. % Madison street. Chi
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Salt Rheum and Tettcl
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Prairie and Barbefs' Itch, Illinois Mango
Missouri Scratches, Scrofuis, Obstinats
Old Sores, Pimples On the Face, and oil
Diseases and Eruptioos on the Skin.
nut TO KFFECr A PERMANENT AND RADI
u cal Cure Of 6croihlous and Skin Diseases ol
very kind We recommend