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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02
SYMPTOMS OLA DISEASED LIVER.

Pain in the right side under the edge Of tho ria n
creasg sometimes the pain IL In the lei
side the patient l. rarely able tn lie the len aide
sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder blade
and il frequently extends 10 the top Of the shoulder
and Is sometimes mistaken for rheumatism In the arm
The stomach Is affected with loss Of appetite and sick
ness the bowelr In general corti.e somcsmcp al
t'rnaing with axiry the head IL troubled with pain
accompanied with duh heavy senston in the bach
part. There l. generally siderable lJs. II menpry
accompanied with palsinl sensation IL having lct
nndonc something which ought 10 have been done A
slight dry cough j. sometimes attendant. The pa
ticn complains Of wcarin.~s and debility: ne is easily
startled his feet cold or burning. and he complain.
ofa pricky sensation Of his skin: his Spirits low
and although he il satisfied that exercise woud b.
beneficial 10 him. yet he scarcely up fortiuds
enough Ia try H. In fact he disfusts every remedy.
Several Of the above symptoms accompany the disease
but cases have occurred when few Of them existed
yet examination OF the body. acr DEATH has shown the
Liver to have becen extensively derangcd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02
JOHN OCHS L. son,
AGENTS ron
tine SALE OF nE1l ESTATE &c

GOOD IMPROVED FARM or tn ACRES
n within u miles of Davenport.
good imprssvct farm of 500 scres within n miies
miles OF Davenport.
g,d improved farm. of 20 acres, within 10 miles
Of Davenport.
good improved farm Of - acree. within miles Of
Davenport.
Davenport.
go acres divided into 50 acre pieces. with good in
provcmente IN each
- acres - miles from Davenport
l.5Oo Acrcs Of Choice Prairie
GrOma y 90 miles NOs d "G oDa rant
MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD SECURITY.
Office on brady street, over Wilson's Jewelry
Store. Frank Piua mer'- old office oc2-,l-wty
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02

Il the only rhysiciar. - Specialist,
| J
NOW IN Chicago that b. entlnly
- relied Ipon. to To ain, and ma cut
u Ter that hurribl dipeuse 10 emaim In
y.sur essfcm. dusdxurtng your fnee
aud body. bcsidce destroying your
hsppiness and fsswre psos,s Cte VI ltie.
Tie has made PRIVATE DISEASES
aud AEKNuuS DEBiLlTI HE study
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02

LINDSEYsS
Improved Bleed Searcher and
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
For the Cure of all Diseases
ARISING FROM AN IMPURE STATE or TUE
BLOOD Such As
scrofaia, C,ncerous formations, Cutanepu.
diseases, Eryss pelas, Boils, Pimplcs on
the face, Sore Ewes, Scald Head,
rctter affections. Old and
Stubborn Ulcers. Dyspep-
STA, Costis ensss,
Jaundice. Salt Rhcum,
Mercugial diseases, General
Debility, Liver Complaint,
Loss Of Appetite, Low Spirits,
Foul stomach, together with al other
disordcrs from IN improper condition Of the
eisculatoSy system. Asa general ton
ic, its effects a. r. .ignant, and
caunot fail to o.neht where
ussd persevcringly and
according to direc-
w. or,rx TO az "s PUBLIC A MEDICINE
o, T \, BE-. marked y. way to v.r . "'sy
cine maGafactured-unui now--lt hes become
standard remedy for "AeoyE DISEASES all over the
Union.
Read this. aud IL afflicted ,r, Il,
J. ~ LINDSEY,
DrAn STA We would just cay that your
aedeine has cured co-e Of Scrofals that has been
coming ON Tor I'VE years the iesh eaten on the
ady's arms you could ace the sinews working. She
e at the eighth bottle now and the ncsh 10 growing
very krt. Yoar Blood scaruher is going all over
JUN Txr4sros . SON.
Biderton, Ind. station.
X. e. SELLERS CO.. solx Pnorn,xronS
Pittsbarr, Pa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02
ID VEIN PERU COAL.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02

WAMAM'S mAlR nENEWER !!
A Valuable Contribution to
MEDICAL SCIENCE |!
ALL VALUABLE sciences and Inventions
have their periods Of Infancy. growth and ~
Sesiey. which u ofess takes ages - pesf~ct
~ 81 81 ss y nj r1 sss
ur0dnned ~ sesamAsse. T-lesssphs existed fsoe
tine imnsnoriai, anoag the 0nSkS, R0msns and
sshs., unti he E.nius u Fssnaiin, MORE bold thas
the tabled PsomesAeue. gave thsm wings ofightntne
L 10 - viii CPahum's hair Rsnewer.
rhb. nat end TIE oshe, bodss .Ressnsss." BAL
eam 9lixes. LusteAl. "Ambsoeta" &c have strug
gled hard sOs ycasr 10 supply real want, - 80
very common diseasc. namely.
n Premature Loss - Hale.
This want 10 supplied At last In the discsvesy Of
onAmAno'S mAlR neuEWen.
Nothing like Il Cor ses,osing lost hair. prs~svias
failn, hair. m beautifyne due head Of hair, has
besn dlscOvcrcd up ~ this hour.
Il contains NO poisonous ingredients. no Lac Sal.
pier. sngsr q Lead 0. any rubstance that pos.
oiSly injurs she hair.
onAmA0n'8 HAIR REVIEWER
Improves the health u the scalp frees the pres
from distractions, nuuri-hes thu OF the Hair.
and thus pS"mo'c. their growth and the secretion o
enlUsing matter removes and destroys danhruli and
Gree natural gisss to the Hair BY improving the
81 and per- piratory ghnds. In word It 10 the
ME- PLUS ULTRA
q pseyasat Tor the Has and hound 70 supcrcede
u otiefs. by virtue Of 'ts mnhvalcd superiority.
GRAHAM'H
LIQUID HAIR DYE.
Pr ehangisg the Hair instantly. from any color 10
hel1liaot
BIZ OK,
With eatse .sfsty to the health and without isjusy
10 hair o. AXE Pfenassd only BY
GBAoaA n DROTMER O.
Ne. Is WasAlogaon IT.,
wauke9aa. M
FOR aale sCAicaeo Milwaukee, u. Ionic. Cinrtn-
aati. Ulevelnd. Detroit. and Ill Drue.iss. Wholesale
aaA Retail augt3.dAWiy
Fos eale IN Davenport BY stcvenson Z Canadian,
0assie0a Aasks. 3 y. Dail,rd. and Dru9gista Reas
UPn11V0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02
G E D r o n

which is the basis Of The sBitters sow Offered TO
the public. That ,oaor bsloags toltAs sasivs
inhabit ants Of Centre; America. es:when ~ viz
tues have been ksowu for more than too hun.
dred years. Armed with il, the ladies' bids de-
6ance 10 the mos. deadly malaria. aad hasdiss
without fear. the most venomous seepenAs. 4
il belief with them that there il breath in the
CEDRON il posen, I" cure. no matter what the
disease may be.
Willie DR.. Bull is not prepared to endorse Ills
extravagant pretenticn. he is, nevertheless, sat-
isfed from : thorough examination Of tho evi:
dencc relating 70 IL virtues, that a . remedy
and preventative for ell diseases arising frso
exposure. either 10 change Of 1wsslhes cd ell
mate, or to the m,asmat.e iaausness, IL stands
w i t h;o!u t . RN Y q !
aud Justly deserves the reputatios il be- - long
ssioyed 10 Cessrsl Ansria sad the Wsss isiiss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02
DIRECTIONS.

Take two or three pile going to bed every second
third night II they do not purge two or three times
the next morning. take one or Two more; but sligh
breakfast should ivariably follow their The Liver
Pills may he used when pnrging simply Is neccr
cary As anti-billious purga,c they inferior
none and in doses oftwo three they give asfonish-
Ing relief in Sick Headache also in sght derangc-
msnfs OF the Stomach
rr.l ,,lvy ~~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02
MEDICAL.

- -;
laa8 |||'|'l
!: - g
The Latest and uest lnpertsnt
Discovery u ~ 1Sth
! Century /!
MO MANS NASaB - MORE
INTIMATELY CONNECTED with the history Of The
MATERlA MEDlCA Of the Uait.d Steaes or
more favorably known ~ = pioneer 10 medica
discovery than that Of
DR.. JOHN BULL, Of LsuisyiIle, ksnIutky.
His ,nimitable prcparationsof SARSAPARlt.
LA has long stood It the head Of the vssious
compounds OF that valuable drug.N
lis COMPOUND OF WILD cnEsRY hs
become household word throughout the Wsss
and South.
His WORM i.OzEK0RaS, il leas thsa Per
afier their intsednctics, aatai1sd : ferstGeson
a vide srrsad - the centissst q Nessh Aaer
CO.
But the crowsing glory II bic lie ssosiss y
b. attained in his latest 1isssssrg. tss rather
combination. for he does not elsia = havs bsen
the diacOverer Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02
AGUE AND FEVER.

DR. McIane 6 Liver Pills. in cascs fAgue and Fever.
when taken with Quiniie, promotive Of the most
happy results. No better caihartic be used pre-
paratory to. or after taking Quininc Ne would ad-
wise all who afflicted with this disease TO give them
Z FAIR TRIAL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02

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van psHeasA ,ChIcaec ~, ana ~ burrs, y-,,t.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02
FLEMING BROTHERS,
Pittsburg, Pa.

Sole Preprletorp - Mcn10nesG
Liver 11lls, veronDAuge aa1
Lang 0e1soU.
SOLD By DEALERS BvHRfwHnnH
jSRis- ivDDAsh~e. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-25

MURDER BY MANIAC.-John Morton
feIigious enthusiast, or monomaniac on Sun-
day afternoon last, at Saratoga Springs, snoC
and probably fatally wounded s. man named
Michael O'Neil. Morton believes himself to
De Jesus Christ and saws he Is attended hy
numerous minlstering angels, who stand ready
al all times 70 execute has slightest wish He
mas not heretofore been regarded as danger
Gus man, but rather harmless and inonensiye
ONeil bought pair of pants of him a few
Gays eince, one OF the conditions being that IL
they did not nt Morton should take them bacs
ONeil returned the pants on Saturday night,
but Morton professed to be IN, and said he
could not attend TO the matter then On sun
oay afternoon. O'Neil went TO see Morton
again, and insisted upon a compliance on his
part with the terms of the bargain. Morton
pleaded sickness, but O'Neil persisted IN hIs
demand. Morton finally told O'NeIl that il he
DID not leave be would call one Of his angel.
10 shoot him; but O'Nelll paid no attenti 10
the maniac's threat md remained. Tne nm
fortunate madman then drew a revolver and
nrea at O'Neil, the ball entering the wind
pipe and passing down ward into the stomach
Morton was Immediately arrested sy the DO
lice, and the pistol taken from him. O'NeiI
was attended by a surgeon, and everything
possible Is being done to save his life Mon
day morning he vomited up the bullet, and
appeared comfortable, though his recovery is
doubtful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-25
CONGR ESSIONAL.

SENATE.-Yesterday afternoon
The tariff bill being under consideration Mr.
Sumner onered an amendment, TO put maps
charts, and engravIhgs executed prIor TO ISit
on the free list; also an amendment, placing
books published prior TO 1910 on the free Iisi
both Of which were disagreed to-
Mr.. Sumner moved TO amend by placing
scientific ard mathematical instruments and
apparatus imported in good faith for any pub.
lac, scientific, or collegiate institution on the
free list. Disagreed 10.
Adjourned at p. m.
HoUsE-Yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Stevens' enabling bill, the currency ones.
ton, and other matters were debated up 70 the
hour of adjournment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-25
Maryland Legislature.

The dicker which 10 to make Mr. Swami
Senator was finally consummated At Annapo-
lis yesterday. The Senate, after q prolonged
and excited debate last night, passed the bi II
repeating the Eastern Shore law by q cousti :
tutional majority. Messrs. vichers, Waters
and Breadwater, Senators from the Eastern
Shore, renamed steadfast 70 the last, speaking
against IL ana voting with the Republican
members against the adoption OF the bill. Mr.
Frazier, of Dorchester, b oweyer, vo ted Tor the
bill. The election Of Governor Swami as
United States Senator will probably take place
to-day, uuless the Democrats have some new
condition to exact The enfranchisement bill
also passed the Senate by vote OF Is to z, be-.
ing two-thrd vote. 1t is now O law.
In the House OF Delegates the ninth ballot
was taken for United States Senator without
result. The Con vention bill was taken up and
Mr.. williams, Of fCalvert, addressed the House
in support OF II, and in favor Of giving 40.
creased representation TO the smaller cou nties
of the State. Mr.. Williams warned the rad
icals" who were appealing to Congress for
protection that they were liable 10 panis hme nt
u nder the State treason act. Doubtless tn Q
gentleman thinks IL very cruel to punish Rsb-
els who took up arms or encouraged the war
against the General Go vernment, bat All rixnt
TO punish the Radicals" who even venture q
talk about appealing to the Consntutional
power which authorizes Congress to secure to
each State . 'repub blican form Of government
He 10 invited TO try to punish the .'Radicals'
In the way indicated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-25
TELEGR MS, &c.

The Quebec relief committee has adopted
plan 10 set apart $780, ,0O0 70 aid in building
houses o fincombustible materials, IN sums of
from SlO0 10 S2e0 each, the houses 20 be built
before 1870. and OF a certain size. This will
insure the erection of I, 500 houses in the
burnt district The total amount received for
the relief fund is S3lo,O00. There has been ex-
pended SlG0,0gO. Three Thousand three hum
dred dwellings were destroyed.
The case Of Ridley vs. Sberbrook was
reached in the Supreme Court OF Tennesse
yesterday, but was postponed until to-day
Its decision involves the constitutionality of
the franchise law, and is locked for with
much interest. The Tennessee House has de-
clared the seat OF the member from Jackson
vacant, because the occupant was not suffi-
GENTLY loyal.
The que stion of the acceptance Of the law
recently passed by the Maine legislature an-
thorizing the city of Augusta 70 make a loan
OF S25O,COo, in order TO secure the development :
OF its water power, was acted upon Wednes-
day and secured by the necessary two-thirds
vote of the legal voters.
There was great excitement in Baltimore
last nlght IN political circles in selecting ward
delegates 10 the Mayoralty convention. The
probabilities seem 70 be in favor of a m majority
OF delegates for John 7. Ford, Esq, as the can
dIdate OF the Conservatives for Mayor.
In the Common Council of PhiIadeIphia
yesterday. bill was passed, by a vote of IS 10
4, prohibiting the city railroad companies from
sailing their tracks.
The President has commuted the sentence OF
James Brown, the colored cook conyicted OF
the murder of James NJ Foster, az sea, Nav %
~ impri risonment for life.
The Utah Legis petitions to Congress
10 repeal the aBtl-poly ygamy law. There have
been immense falls Of snow on the mountains
The Senate Of Wisconsin, Wednesday, by a
vote of % to 10, ratified the constitutional
amendment
In the Kentucky Legislature "Wednesday the
ballot for Senator resulted as follows: Powell
43, Harding IL, Bristow 30 Robinsoui
The celebrated trotter, "Ethan Allen" has
been sold 10 Il. f. Simmons, of New York. tor
$4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-25

TIE REASON WHY.-The Cable has II formed
MS that the Pope had ordered all the Profess
net tell rs the reason why The mails, now
at hand, say, the reason il, that, now the
French are gone from the Holy CITY, the ex-
treme Church party can do what thew like
There Is nobody to remonstrate While
French influence dominated at the Vatican,
religious federation, 70 q certain extent, was
conceded, as a sort OF political neeessity-but Z
that necessity Is no longer recog nized; albeit
the perilous political surroundings OF the Holy
Father, some seem to think, never rendered
liberal policy, on his part SO necessary, il only
for his own security, as now.
At last oates the British Minister was remon-
strating with Cardinal AntonelH against the
expulsion Of such OF the chapels as were an use
by the English and Scotch Protestants-but
what had happened, he is represented TO have
declared he could do nothing to remedy it.
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~Hon. J. Dixon Roman, formerly q Rep
reeentative N CoAgress from Maryland, died
at his residence in HaseretoWn on Saturday
last.
~Aarriage 10 pronounced the Arst law of
nature; the second law. demanded BY maay, is
one that will annul the hrst. -
o0Both Of the Ealisbury IN. O.) pspers
have come ont in favor Of quslined negro suf.
srsge. .....-t.. 1895
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COAL LPRODUCTIoH.-The annual increase in
the product OF coal IN Great Britain, under
favorable circumstance, L. estimated n three.
ana one-half per cent on thar Of he preceding
year. The greatest annual product ever
reached was S5,UO,COJ tons IN l-6j (that OF ISg5
pelng yet undetermined he Increase Of
le65. az the estimated ratio, was G2Jl,UsJ tons
In PENNSYLVANIA the Increase iu 1865 vyas
about $3.50 OOO tons. of which 3.uJ0.DO0 were ia
anthracite coal. As the whole production IN
the State was about lGJtu,tuu tons. the IN
crease n production was AZ The rate of about
p per cent
In Great Britain the produ ction OF coal wa
slow until her machinery had approached
perfection, and her coal gave "A power for as
propulsion which no other nation could pro-
cure at so low a cost. Down 10 that time sha
favored the policy OF protection, but IA 1864
she threw of the protective system, and Tree
trade became the prevailing cOotTins Wnilst
the monopoly OF cheap fuel continues lt wall
De the popular doctrine there, because tt suits
the national circumstances, now that her MIN
erals are developed and she has unlimited
supplies Of power ia cheap coal and cneaD
laoor But already anxiety IL shown about
the coal supply, and candid Investigators ac-
o~ledee that a. its present rate OF CON
sumption, IN short OF a century, the gr,at sea-
OF manufactures will be found n Pennsylya-
ma. The present export Of coal Is a cause OF
alarm IN Great Britain and it's prohibition Is
talked about Prof. Jevons, who has written
very able work on the coal producuon %
Great Britain. says that it rs thought a partv
VIII soon show itself TO oppose the expert Of
coal.