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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-05
The Late Senator Foot.
[From Walton,s Montpeller Journal

From Walton's Montpelier Journal.l
As a lawyer, Mr.. Foot did not reach
to the highest rank. He was not acute
enough for the swift and sharp encoun-
ters of the bar; his mental processes
were not quick enough; and for the
same reason he rarely ventured in ex-
temporaneous debate in House or Sem
ate. We imagine that he thought best
with pen in hand, as many scholars do.
At any rate, he was accustomed to study
his points, and loved to cast his thoughts
in strong mould, requiring delibera-
tion in thought and choice of language !;
whenever he did speak, it was done
strongly and eloquently. With his ma
iestic presence, deep voice, and we'll
chosen and impressive language, he al
ways commanded the admiration of
popular audiences, no matter how large ;
and backing these powers by strong
will, he was an effective man in any
cause in which he engaged. He was
most eminent, however, as q presiding
officer, and in that position his services
were more frequently required in the
Senate than those of any other Senator
Though not so long or so often president
pro tempore of that body by election of
the Senate (for party reasons), he was
Oftenenest called upon to discharge the
duties of the Office by other incumbents
Of the chair, because he was the most
efficient. This faculty marked him as a
fit man for the office OF Vice President
of the United States, and, had he not
declined the position, he would have
been 8 strong candidate in the Balti-
more Convention in 1854. He declined,
in Difference specially to Vice-President
Hamlin, who was preferred by him, and
subsequently united with the Vermont
delegation In voting for Mr.. johnson.
1t will thus be seen that Mr.. Foot 5
position in the Senate was high and
his services valuable. His death, like
that of Senator Collamer, is calamity
to that body; the places they filled can
not be filled as they filled them and the
Senate of the United States will again
sincerely mourn. And our State alas |!
how quickly have its mighty ones fallen.
Senator Collamer served the nation best
on the great questions that test the
strength Of craftsmanship and in that
field he was without a superior in the
Senate. Senator Foot served his State
best by prompt, energetic and efficient
action in all that concerned the interests
of the State or its citizens, in the Sem
ate, in the Departments and with the
Executive. Both acted in perfect har-
mony; but Senator Foot was eminently
a faithful and successful servant of the
State, striving to repay, with his best
10 lnN AA@ NF &, 10
ever imposed by the State upon any
citizen. He alone received the honor of
three elections to the Senate for full
terms. How he priced the honor all can
imagine when they read that in his dy-
ing moments he asked to be raised so as
to look once more upon the portico and
walls of the beloved Senate Chamber.
How he priced it we know, as a witness
of his zeal and fidelity in the duties Of
his great station.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-05

The amount of cheese shipped last
year, was LIZA, ,26l pounds. We are as
sured that it is fair to assume the av-
erage price paid at l5 l-2 cents. This
gives US Sl8l, ,0l0, ,45.-The amount of
cheese shipped in fifteen years is &c.
2S,l97 pounds. Perhaps the average
price would not vary materially from 9
cents. This realizes s1,496 ,597,7S.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-05

RAILROAD AcC1DENT.-IAnext extra freiobt
train on the Rutland & Washington
Railroad ran of the trac k between West
Rutland and Castleton, yesterday after
noon. Several cars, loaded with mar.
BILE, were thrown across the track, so
ohstructing the road that the train that.
left Rutland for Troy, via Saratoga, took
the passengers from the New York
train. due at 4.30, and brought them To
Rutland-the New York srain taxing
the passengers by whitehall to Troy. It
is understood the night trains for New
York went by way of Bennington.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-05

CoMcAL BRowN.-This excellent hu.
morist performed OF Saturday night
to a very large audience, considering
the bad state OF the weather. The per-
formance with the trained dogs was
completely successful. Brown has
changed his programme, since we last
heard him, ana we were not little dis
appointed 10 not again hearing that CON-
ical chronological lecture. But his
western stump orators speech gave i'm
mense satisfaction,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-05

DAIRY PRODUCE OF FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The st. Albans, Messenger, assuming
that the yield of dairy produce in Frank
lin county is equal to the amount ship
ped from the ST. Adams depot, makes
the following statement
rhe amount of butter shipped in 1865
exceeded three millions pounds, viz /:
S,035, 257. The average price paid du-
ring the year, we are told by number
OF our dealers, will probably reach 40
cents. This gives us over one mi1lion of
dollars, viz . 81, ,2l4, l02,80. In the table
referred to above, the gross amount of
butter exported in the fifteen years, is
3,603,6f4 pounds. This at 30 cents a
pound, would give US over tan millions
dollars, viz t10,08l, ,093, 20.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-05

BUTTRR.-The St. Albans Messenger
says that on Tuesday last butter
brought As to So cents, and one lot, 1t
understands, touched 55, Such figures,
with gold down to 81 25, are in advance
of any prices during the war.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

DANIEL. laD00.1D.
WHOIESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Fsrnlaare. e'arpeas. OH Closhs,
Mnts. Deo9s, Window
AAnds.s. &c.
mch9 dr. East Second Street cor. Perry.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
LATE NEWS


NEW York. Aug. 30.-Four new cases
but no deaths from cholera in this city re
ported this morning. Five cases bu, no
deaths reported in Brooklyn TO DAY.
Mr.. Lucius T. Starr, Superintendent OF
Rogers Locomotive wo.kslSew York com
m;,,ci suicide q, his residence to day by
shr DING himself.
The President and his party visited Cen
trail Park this morning and then took the
steamer at Manbaitcnville and left for West
Point On entering the Park Gen. Gran,
asked permission Of the driver Of his carriage
20 take the reins lie then drove out Of the
line and came mp alongside OF the prcsi-
dents carriage and challenged q race. The
driver accepted the challenge and they star
ted of at a rapid pace. They KEEP. side by
side for . mile wien Grants team com.
menccd TO gain On the Presidents and soon
aftcr passed the President rising and lifting
his hat in acknowledgement
NKw YoRx, Aug. 30-A Washington
special says Gen. 1filson has been ordered u
resume his position ms Frcedmen's BureAu
commissiOner NJ Augusta, which seems to
indicate that there is no 1nupdatioa 10 tbt
report that he was To succeed Gen Howard
in the charge OF the Bureau at Washington
The POM says the dinuef IN the Presoent
party ut Delinonicn's last night was tbs
most elegant aud expensive affair Of the ki6t
ever enjoyed by 20 large party In thi'
country. Dinner was ordered fDr $50 al
cost $25, 900. or 800 for each plate Their
were eight different kinds of wine, costitt
from $40 to $50 per bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

and your suite hospitality AMI greeting, ana
desire your safe <Oaduct as You - hence 10
ply honor 10 the memory OF the lamenttc
Dougias; 10 the State, also, distinguishedts
The home and final resting lace OF the pa
tfIot martyr Lincoln. l have no power 10
give due expression TO the feelings oil IRIS
asscmblage OF people, nor To express in lit
ting terms the respect and magnaminity Of
The whole reoplc upon an occasion SO marx.
Ell as the coming to-our capital ard To our
homes " the President OF the United States.
In their names give assurance to your tx.
ctl,cncy of their fidelity, patriotism and
Jealous intercs. IN all thai relates to the
good order, progress and freedom OF all
the States. and OF their earnest hope that
peace viii soon open upto the people Of the
whole land new fields OF greater liberty,
prosperity ard power.
| The President made no lengthy reply but
| merely returned HE thanks ard accepted, as
| Chief Nagis,rateoi the cnuntry, the bospi'
taliues OF the state.
The President and party were then escort
l Ell 70 the Executive Chamber, where the
! Governor introduced the President to the
| senators Of the State and 10 tie Lieutenaut
Governor Gen. Grant, Admiral FarrAgu
S.c'y Welles aud others were subsequently,
Introduced.
| After remaining . few minutes IN the FL
ecutive Chamber, the President and party
wiusdrew, and the procession WAS re formes
and Ess joined by the firemen, and the lin'
of march was resumed down State stree
and up Btoadway to the Delaware Hous.
where dinner. given by the city. swsitet
the party.
Over this route the scene was signslly
brilliant. The hremen bearing torches ant
firing rockets, and the citizens joining will
them in display of many colored firework
from their stores and dwellings. The ex
citemcnt on the streets in this city wa
greater, In proportion 10 population. thar
in any city through which we have passe'
since we LETT Washington.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

T'RAIKs LEAVE PORT BYRON Al FOL-
i Lows:
Mall ana Express $50 A. n. daily. tsssdsys
ss.s.mboas E.pres. 1925 A. n, daily. tssa-
Accommodates ssoP.H.
ARa,vs AZ P0aS pY1pN.
Nail and Rx1sess $50 r. L.. daily. (Susdsys
Steamboat Espre,. las P. n. daily.
Aceommodatioa $50 4. H. ds'y' (Oeedeys
Nail and Express leaving Pess Byfos = 80
makes close CONNECTIONS for Chicago aa1 I'll
points in Northesn Illinois and Wisconssn.
Steanbsat Expses- c,nsscts = savanna with
steamer lansing for Dubuque. STRIVING hours
eoead Of NortheSu Line boata.
20 6aeamer Io~e !" leaves Davenport = Z AN.
eonnseting a, Port Byroa with Seee9hoes e.
PRES. sad u I r. n, eosneoeing eth Sc Pm.
.c.vrcYloNy:
At Racine. with ..6oodrich Line" steamers for
Ors.s Haven. Hlsbsy gan - nee0vS
:. ~ nac'ne Junction. win v"s w S
At Clinton J,,e.;ou, eth cAsssso ! North.
western R~iirosd. ior Js.ssvilis. nsdisss. PA
'fse du Chen anj L. Crasss:
A selSis. With chiea9o ~, NesseSsssssn IN
:. A. Frseport. nm Chicaao I Nest6wessern aad
Illinois Central Esilr oads. for nsesfosd. warrss
Mineral Point - 0aleaA
A savanna with sese4 peeeet '!anatae, -
'es DSbaqus ss1 tlresoA oe9se :. ~ resl
A fsltoa. vilh Ohisses Z Nes!A sselse. -.
road. for Chicssa. Dixes - Cedee 3apida.
/. ~ Fort Pyfsa, With Cassc9s = nsee lsleee
:.s.!roed. ssi slssn peshes "Isva. " sstwsss
te9eee ssee WI 6sd tblo fee4 u sheopooo
era eaiekrst u iii poiatD h Ne NNrthwest.
= 2; TATE. 6sp't =. 4: knArP 4.fv
s1sesrn Divssioa, Weeesse Dtvisieos
oeyl7-dttl Bseiss, Wa 0evsanas ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

CLEVELAND, ., Aug. 3O.-The Alpha
Bits Phi Convention. which has been in
session in this city for two days past, ad-
iIured this p. m, to meet Ut Geneva, New
York, the coming year.
Last evening the members of the ffater.
nifty. escorted by Papworth's band, marched
from the Kcnnard House TO Brenuard's
Hail. Whsrs large sddisnee awaited theiI
coming, and addresses were delivered at the
Hall BY Rev. Grosvenor w. Heacock d. D.
If Buffalo, and poem was pronounced BY
New Perry N. Browne, Of N. Y. Prof
Edward N. North. Of Aauilto. College, ~.
On taking his seat - Chairmas of public
exercises, delivered an able end interesting
address.
Later In the evening the fraternity at
down TO an elegant entertainment q the
kennard House. where with ieasting apeech-
es &C, the festivities we're prolonged until
. late hour The deliberations Of the Con-
ventjOo have been largely attended thruua b.
out, AMI Inuch interest 10 taken N thc Alpha
n a. Oh1 ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

WASHINGTON, Aug 3O-lt is hardly pro
bable that the usual monthly statement Of
the public debt will he in readiness before
the 2end or 23rd Of next month. 1t il
thought that very considerable reduction
will he shown in the department, although
owing to the fact that about eixty three
millions OF the temporary loan having been
called in much less amount of currency
cash will be found in the treasury. The
committee balances however will be shown
to have largely increased
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

San FRAxcisCo. August 20.-xexican ad
vices state that Maximillan has levied two
forced loans upon the residents OF Gnnyasn
The loans amount 10 $21OOO
A French man of-war recently seized III,
American bsrque Francis Palmer unde
the psetenCe that she Was loading guant
without permit, and carried her 90 Maxat
Ian.
Admiral hatcher will send the Sarans,
and Shawnee to investigate the MISTER.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
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Homeopathic Physician.
0srlCe Ann RcsvnrNCr nv r.ur ON


A observation-disclosures LI.ORS AT LAW.
"A Office corner VI aud lsrsds SITS Davenport.
Iowa. mchls
40. 2. OoOx. unv,ns cnoN
., "'IsoH csoav. LAWS nHsw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

AroDaeS An caasAn nannDY -
SpoS0ote44Aoa, o. Seminal Weaknon
O Involsnsny Nightly q Danny Loss Aovev,e es...a
" however sevsgss while they viii speedily eoefcc1
s s n0aeiD CoNpeuess asaiag from he esisissi
dSeSMss or ft00 0eoees Vice.
Tu1 6PDClR1C PllL b squally es,eea = ~
.N,is e g every specjes u 0enital q trhary IN
s.i :. 1e. q BsickAuse" depos1as II ~
rn6f!sslussAL opNloNs.- As,s - ~,
~ 1.s r1x 0y easse q oV91nopesAee IN
+ l. ,. =. ~
II hass ase1 ~ ssssss - - - $500
I'M: 4 ~ ~. al Hors. 4. y kssm, ~.
J. WINC@13fkR Q 60.
- Jslo o., MI.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

Pou0HKkEPsII, Aug. 10.-The steamer
River Queen, having On board the Presi-
dent ami suite, pissed here 1t 2:3O ?. NJ.
The bells OF the city were rung and salutes
fired. but The boat did not stop
we're badly injured by the premature dis
charge of cannon
Apassen&er on the up train vas robbed Of
u gold watch, and chain " lille getting on the
train. The thief escaped.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

ALBANY, Aug. W.-The wharves are
densely lined with spectators 10 such an *.
tent that the excursion party could scarcely
reach the carriages The greatest possible
excitement everywhere prevailed. There
was continuous cheering and firing Of a
lutcs and music. Thousands Of people lined
ths sidewalks Of the streets through which
the procession passed, and como In their
anxiety crowded the carriage way 10 peep
into the faces OF the excussiOnists
The President's caSfiaee WIS guarded by
The Burgess Corps. The procession passed
up Broadway and returning, was received
y ~ l0sA and ash seeulaTs, and the fire
department. TIE latter eo0prisiug 6OO
Oem6en Along the routs . nwa6es u
6ulldines were illumisuted, sad Nnes and
.trsnspsfsncies displayed. Rockets were
dnod and different colpred py rvttchots ilu
0inaasd ~ street Al about 3 Il halted ~
NE capotol the park Of which waa densely
csouded WIKI psfDons Of both sexes, snd "a
soss end coaditioo. $3.50. H-.1'
Gov. Fcnton received the President d a.
ceps aad, havaIg shaken hands y ith HID
dea9ssea ~ lDllpYIag edJps: .,..,.
tcs ~ Chosf llaeiserass u ~ ReVublie /
eddrese yoa words u WslcU0s n behalf ii
our cttizens end the people OF vAe SDnse
whoee capital you visit We extend % you
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

81. Lcu1s, Aug. SO.-Only sixty.three IN
ternaents Of cholerA were Imported yesterday.
The epidenic T. dlsappsasine ffom ~ CO.
teA aod hosiness pOstien 0f the city.
The Missouri duJeeasiea 10 The Philadel-
spAiA' 4eeahesu Untoe Cssvsatioa len ~
!. Gen. Phns, ornament rnercAaas, died
70 day d typhoid fever.
General markess are unchanged. wAi1ky
active and higher.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

GREAT DISCOVERY.
The Amazon In lOvvN.
THE UNRAVALl.Eb PATENT DOUBLE ACT
s~F ING SUBMERGED
;, FORCE PUMP.
sCTlIs NEW INVENTION - COMPOSED Or
l but six parts. all of cast iron. with Wrought iron
pipe The advantages Ot the Amazon arc simplicity,
ccuusmy. durability. power. strergth and ease
TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION.
This pump If placed IN the bottom ot n we'll II re-
Quirss ~ pachbng, makn9 s own ~ weacf. warrsn
ted isp u fec1e the Natss leasiag he ipe when mn
IN mellon; wiz at diy lcsr Nhl1Dut REPAIRING
Pumps pail u water in hye seconds. thirty gaon'
| in one minute. with and with ease. lhr, We
streoa II water seventy feet With Oo stroke Of tn
lever from the deepest we'll. With hors. water may
h conveyed To any required dstAncc. With this
pualp Wutsr IL brought rom - hefDm 0etthe well
dear, cold and sparkling II IL well name4 the Am
but because The water gushee from the spout like
food, while in 0Pesnton. The smallest size II the
one described which Il sufcicnt FOR all mmily prpo
ses. BY It water may be conveyed IN every room IN
= c0mnOn ased house. For watering gmuens. STOCK,
etc. II IL unrvalled For factory pump. breweriee,
cannot be affected by sny liquid. BY the use q steam
the WORKING capacity AZ the last eise can be brought
one thir6 ~ IN coe tan Others Of the ss capacity
Come one come al and ee thir latese and great.
ct iavsntou. snd - convinced Of IT. great power
ton.
Coonay R1ehss f,1r Sale.
By tlp lows Pump AasuartasiaG C0npssy Of Dav.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
Ask for DR.. Ntrlckland'O Anti.
Cholera mixture.


For sale by all Druggists sueat-deodA~l
-" swAix's vEaErAsLs HAsn BALE
invariably restores grey hair TO its /risi-
~ color. without staining the sfin ~
clSAns. l, leaves the mos, If, dead
ani\ri-p hair. sort. moist snf glossy.
cau- ii 10 curl, mil keeps il Il Its place.
while promote. it. srow<4 and pre-
cent. i's FALLING of.
II contain aaflu oil or slf4Aoi.
Numcroa preparations ( oil, alcohol
and su'phn' 'arc been = lined upon Tie
public. and ~ ing total failed to give
satisfaction. IN manuf1 Eturers have de-
srryedly come ~ xriek
DR.. Swain wa, us his Vegetable Balm
TO accomplish all 10 claims for II, snd
authorizes his agent Q refund the neney
wherever it fails "a Y saiisfactios.
1t is an en'ir y and scientific
preparation. prol ;ced y he distilstion Of
rare and fragrant ho~ers, hieh renders u
mot saiy shs n i renewera the world.
ba. makes ii Irsieularly 4 rssabls -
hair dressing to both e'd \ I'd youss.
while it's liat "a purity ssd aor odor ars
in striking En,rast with The ~ mig
lures usu, ~ ssld.
The rr9( rietor has letters ftsm may Of
the most distinguished - we'll Is fash h.
bic peoye, judges, elervmsa. ls~yNs
physicj ns. opera singers. actresses. a
ssrtif Ing to the remarkable virtsss q
the Balm.
ncn't let any dealer urge upon 200 diS-
fercnt article, but II your brakeman aCeo
t,Dt kaep this, send one dollar loro trial bot
tie totlne neafeat agent, or the proprietor.
II for grey halt, send FOR MOL.
II for hair dreo1ing, send for No 4
Z II. Swain, proprietor. No. ~ south Va
oor street, Chicago.
For sais BY ali ths Wholesale dsuGBisaD
IN ChicaDo.
HARRISON / SrARHS. wholesale end Retsi
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

WEST PoINr. Aug. 30 Just before the
President left New York Napoleon Aullikin
AMI other citizens Of st. Louis extended 10
him formal invitation to visit their city.
but he replied il was impossible at present
VOC give . favorable response.
The proprietOrs Of the st. Louis 1Andou
House also extended an invitation 70 the
President and 6enste TO make that House
their home should their visit extend thither.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

LouwvfI.LR. Aus 90-Gen. L. Z. Critten
den has issued ~ address 10 the Union sol
diers and sailors OF Kentucky who are favor
able tn the principles enunciatesl by the late
Philadelphia Convention and appointing 4
long list VI delegates 10 attend = National
Convention to lie held at Cleveland, Sept
nth. Among delegates are the Governor
Lieut. Governor, Geaenls Rousseau, Ward
Whitaker, sHObson, Garnrd, Boyle. Wat.
kins, and large number Of Kentucky Uniou
officers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

SPaaNsPrgLD, ILL.,, Aug. 3Q--Dy request
Of Gov Ogiesby, who IS occupied in the
canvass Of Indiana, Hon. J. X. Dubois, Hon.
O. NJ Hatch, and Hon. ID. l.. Phillips will
60 ia. Philadelphia and represent tie Execu
tive department Of Illinois. They will oct
with vsie delegation appointed BY the State
Repuhllcan (SnMsntttin
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
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W 0N0o N0epoAOes,
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In addition to cur business Of selling Wlhee etc .
IN original packages. and In order to Iusnre 10 cos
t'icrs Pure LQuors in . compact and coaveaseu1
hNm. wc cssmmsnctd the enterprise a bottlins and
nse king - cases cur we'll known winee, Bsondieo,
Whsk,cs. etc, and have them out In style ~
~ond pscudc the possibility of their being oamprrei
Srh before reaching the purchaser. The general ap
piccisSa aud gratifying that has awarded DOR
efforts has encouraged 10 tn maintain the standard
regards quality also 10 make increased eferte 70 re-
I'm thu confidence and patronage which has been -
lis,eial. bestowed upon ue.
B1NINGER CO.
l6staOiiehcd lSsSJ Importers Of Wines. &C.,
No. Is Beaver street. New York.
The above popular goo<:s arc put mp In cases con-
tanning one dozen butt es each. and are aold by al
prominent Druggists. Grocess. etc.
Opinions of the Press.
The ranlc nj Biniugcf 4 Co., No. Is Beaver street
,ls " ice ID the exact aud literal truth Of what
,vcs they r-rsessst.-N. Z. Com. Advertise.
Tic 'irysvtti house III Niningcs Co.. Ne I
tsavcr ssfc. 10 uiucscd uysu principles III irtey
riy. aiE-.s AMI the hiyLest honos.-N. 7. EveninR
hSttes- overwhelmingly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

In order TO satisfy oil thst this IL no qusck
Medicine or patent humbug We herewith pub
h-h The ingredients Of the compound: Opium.
tamrhor. Alcohol Gum Acacia, Compound ol
lpecacnanha. Chalk. Oil Of Peppermint. Catschu.
CHM mon. Nutmeg. Cardanon Reeds aad
Cicvea
We submit this prescription for The examine.
ton Of all. knowing that II cannot he improved
on for the CURE OF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

Ovvcs or rHs DAvsSrors p.soc,.,
August IS. 1895.
FlovR-SrArE.-
Retail bulk $50
SACKS, paper.I&ato
Dbl. 49,
Wholesale 4octs per Dbl less
Hinnesot. Flour, $Al.2o
Ccny Mr,L.-per bushel 15cts.
wprAr.-No. !, old, &l.25
CcRS.-42c.
RaRirY.->crr IN market.
Oars. 25m9sc.
PorA.oes soc.
Cyro.s.- No dem-nd.
Br--gs --2Sc
Egas-l5c
HAS COO sl2, oe'
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

MkNfrs, Tenn, Aug S0-Oholefs g
still increasing twenty one cases were Re
pssted tNlnikht, twenty OF WAich proved
iAtal. No reports were received from the
CITY Hospital.