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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-13
h d " A kD ASSU CIATlON
PHILADELPHIA.

Rsnspo emit insfisusaon esfabsIsheH ~ spectsi -
tdowme~f. for he k.lty ~ ne Ark aaA
Disfrsssed. aNictsf Otsh v.ruis~s
and Eptde,nic Lrsedssa
eIVHR HOWARD As.OI ALTON. In viev a. ehe
i awful dest net, n o, human life cause hv sern-
al disea .es, AID the feceI tons pta upon the
unfortunate victims Of d-e.,e By opacaa 80.
"rsi seAr ago d-"c'ef u. consulting surgeon a. q
Charitable G. worthy OF ter name. T. spen Z dts
pensAry for tine tres meat Of thi c.ss. Of al .s.sp
In al ter forus, abd " give neata ADVICE srs,is
~ all no apply by let -, WITH ton OF hair
condifen, tAg-, oceupAtl n. babiis Of ~. Ael aud
10 cas- of.atfem- y verify Ia frrni.h me icin ~
81 c. ArR~, II IL needle ss 70 add that n 0ciasitn
commands the highest M ical atil of the go. aaA
will furnish The most .pp' owed n.od~vrt .sim~nt
Th- Directors Of the ssseria Lon. In thu. annus r.
port mp the treat' snt of q d. -, st,ees
III h.ghe,t Subtraction ~i,L the shieh h.s
attend thu lahrrs ~ IN !, In W cure OF
sparmattorrhosa -. mins veakn~ss no.vkes ii. -.
-yphis, the vice % ''nani sef shuse 6ises. 8
Of the Stdu y and badesr, &c end ovrsg . eopfln.
uAnoe ~ ste ssm. plan or the eDsuins wear
The Directors. Oh vevies Of the psst reel 90 uysd
thst their laboYs 10 thu phere ~ bsn violent sRtst
have been Of gy-ai hDeGt 10 tn siet d. cop daily
70 the youns. Ard they have resolved h. N.
asiv"- with r~n" we'd real to this very ip1raf and
murh de -pised eau...
An admiyab. ,syoYt on ppe,uatsr,f g. 0, .eni-
nal wtsknsss, the vice Of On snsr sstur' sfhn. Of
lf-sbn e. End other dssass ~ the ssHusl csesao,
by the CO, suit NJ suy1esn ~iiitean' ~ FL - .
sealed enveope). FREE Of charge, Oh v~t~iif o. NO
STAMPS for portase. Oue'ei ortt az tract. % The
nature ana treatment Of 0e1ua dissarss, dit, &c.
Constantly being published fop srstujt cissr
BATON, End VIII b 10 the sni'ctd ess cot ~
ne remedies and methods Of seet1 snt dr. oversl
aa.,ns II. i.:' {..s - :, o. ,. s,.s arr.
LIN FOrGHTpN. Aetips eurR.on. Esya-S 80.
ciat.on NJ. South Ninth STREET, 1AilsssaS ~.
b, order Of shs psrssssr..
A1RA D HsARfw1LL. hHals.S.
an VArRrWvlD Ae~sesvv ye9o OJv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-13
E 10 Is DsScOrered -Ry
Suffer no longer; 1t Is . relief.
BY THE APPLICATION %
NaQU's Good Samaritan
IMMEDIATE RELIEF,

Yon can be cnrsd Of the following complaints such
Tooth Ache 10 one minnie. to the most painful at
tscks OF Rh.umatism nine ca.e- ouf OF ten 10 less
than one hours time, wig Heat Ache, Ear Ache,
Nenrslgin Coughs Colds. Asti ma, Bronchitis, Or up,
sninal AHection- Pain In the Bacs Or Side 81 ms
In tn joint. Collie ar: CT mp Pains. E-ysip las N
famed Eyes, sore Shroat, Cuts, Bruises, Buns,
ep,ains Chapped Hands, Frosted Pet and Chl-
biAins.
It's not ~. intention Of the undersgn~d to a.,.r,
for this medicine th.t II will do impossible things
"a mtdaile ,hs, is 90 for ev rjthins Is good for
nothing" II il true We only claim 90 enrs one
line Of 'seaSes and for the shove named complaints
this medicine is withou: an eqnsl.
u-Ie, in - see What it will do. Ny operations on
Pain decidedly the most en-ctual, by the sppi-
cation Of this wonderful medicine, q any now IN the
country This is admitted by AL who have 'ried u
would have the public understand that ] b We
humbug article dispose of, nor would be In IN
busn. II the vas not truly and purely lseti-
mate ~ medicine 10 held, in al plsces VI ere has
b~en used Ia the hshest esteem, and u II my whole
aim to make II 70 among all. The binding duty
which 10 forever and eternsliy liked on mankind IL
TO forward the gen. raj 70 the human fami
iy. ,e an1c ed have BEEN deceived ny pscting up
circulars with D. ttiOus testimOntals or them, and
have be-n ,'dncrd TO bny 0ithout seeking the Dropf
have thousands of testimonials which have beep
sent to me frcm dinersnt parts o. tie Union; but
prefer showing the value u ny medicine, BY curins,
free o! charge. oil those complaints, Whenever there
II an opportunity " do 80.
" tSsval disoosHs msSs 10 Dvsg0fAs and
WhOIes0le Dealers.
n 1LA00. Proprietor.
H EaaNEs ! Co. Genera AGENTS, DaVenpoI.,
lows. TravelIins Ae-nt }, y
WILEY. retail dealer, west Second street., Daven.
port, and KEEP. constantly on hsn1 oy the following
Agenss-rsylor 4 Bailord. Davenport; 60. "ecn'
De witt; 4 Fellows, nsquoeets, D.'un, =
fremont; J.s = RyIsnd, Monmouth; Green W.
omins 4 N bronson, wyomins; Spear 4 90. lee
bell; Hetcsf. Graham q 60, Ansnoss; Sin,on
Rnmet 4 Drubak~r Cedar Rapids kisttne = o.,
Cedar asp'ds: sohn @ hazist', Z; venon Arm
strons q Shanhlin, Lisbon; Lane. neoeenics-
nasiey. T1pton T Oartss, Ansmcse.
nrn3 Nl.Vst
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Fever and Aguo,


from which mankind suffer over large part u
the globe. - the consequence or diseased action
IN the system. induced by the poisonous miasm a.
vegetable decay This exhalation Is evolved ~
tke action 81 solar heat wet sn,l ard rise, witt,
the watery yapor from IL. While tho slm il below
ne horizon this vapor fingers the carshs sur
Lace. and the virus Il taken with il through the
lung z . the blood. There acts a. an irritating
poison o. The internal yisccra and excre,ng organs
o. the hpaY Tho liver become torpid and fails to
secreit oriy tn. virus, but also the bile from
tie oiooa. Both TIE virus ard the bile accuinulo,s
r. tae EQUATION, md produce violent constttu-
tpnal disprder. fhosp.een. tue kidneys and ~.
stplp 4eh sy.npethIe with the liver and DC .on.s
di3orietel also Finally the instinct of our or
gaulsm. If IN an attempt - espcl II novons
i4fl>son coneeuttates the whole blood OF the body
IN Tire ilernal cvcretores 10 force them n cast Il
out 1he blood leaves the surface. apd rnshes to
tf.r central organs with cunVestise violence This
IL the Cutf But in this effort IL fails. Then the
FryER f,ll3ss III which the b 1 leaves the crn-
trail orgaus aal r'ishe: - the surface. as II IN
another eioT' taekpel the initiating pois IN ough
that Other great eAcretory the SKIN. In this
also il fails ana the system atanions the attempt
exhans,el and waits for the recovery Of strength
70 repeat the HOP less oiI,rt another day ia-'s
the hts parovysns Of FEVER AND Aouk
Such constitutional III order viii Of course under
mine the health ii il - no. removed.
We have labotesl T. fad. and have found. A
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-13
DVeioofe,. .11rra,e Oe,eeeoef

IN and after Aoad.v Aug. ed, 1859, and un
Ofurther MOTTO. trains viii leave Koch Island daily
sundays excepted, IS follows.
lst mail train at 1O3sAM
ID freight 9lsAN
I'D night express 65OPM
Trains arrive 1t Rock Island daily. Sundays e9.
,epted, ss follows
tst night express u s 90 A. n.
VI freight trains at 4l5P n
Sd mail train At 5xOP n
All trains this road In direct connection q
chicago with trains both the Michigan Southern
MICHIGAN Central, Pns sLnrg Port Wayne and Chica-
60 Rail Road to and from Detroit, Toleio
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh
Ounkirk. Buffalo, NIAGARA Pals, Albany, New Yorh,
Phuadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also II
La6alle with trains o. the Illinois Central Road
North 70 0sena and South to ST. Louis and Cairo, 70
which places tickets can be procured Of
". b. Gr.mneile, Ticket Agent,
Agents, h. =, Depot Rock Island.
Paeeeneers are reminded OF the ssty OF gtvtne
distinct directions to the their bag
gage also TO procure tickets before taking their seats
the cars the conductors collect fares only 70 Sta
ttons On the lime Of the Chicago ARock Island railroad
JOHN r. TRACY, Superintendent.
". 81. WHrTHAH, Asst Sup't
Rock Island Sept. 2, 1879 Idtf1
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Ayers Ague Cure.

winch neuit ali,es this malarious poison IN ths
blood and stimulates the liver tn expe i. fr', the
body As it shoud. 81 il doas cure this affecting
disorder with perfect unity And it does more.
rather does what is OF more service those sub
leei to this Infection II taken in season II expeis
il ON the svs.em IL is absorbed, and thus keeps
tn c who use il free from lis attack: kreps the
eys'cm Il health although exposed to the e'seese.
the great variety of affections which are induced
lv this malignant influence. such a. E.mittens
Fever. Gail Fever, Dumb. or Masked A1ue.
Periodical Headache. or Bilious Headache. Bilious
Fctrrs, Neuralgia, rheumatism. 6out, Blindness.
Ioo,hachc. Earachc, Catarrh, Asthma, Paipita-
ton-, Piininl Affections of the Spleen. Hysserics.
Cole. Paralysis, and Painful Affections of tho
Stomach aud Bowels. all of which, when arising
II ~ thi- cause, will be found TO assume more or
less the intermittent type. This AGuE CURE"
the cause Of these arrangements, and cures
the disease.
This it accompshes by stimulating the excre-
tories 10 cxpel the virus from the system. and
these organs bv degrees become hab,ed to do TIN
their office If their accord. Hence what
We term anlinatation lime may accomplish the
same end. bu, often life is not long enough. or -
sacrificed in the attempt. whs.e IT, -. URN"
does II az once, and with safety. ". h."e great
reason To believe this 1, surer a. well ~ safer
remedy for the whole class of diseases which are
ransed by the miasmatc infection. than any other
which has been dscovered and il has still another
important advantage to the public, which is, that
it il cheap as wei as good.
ppYpAurn nv
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BANKING.


COOK / SARGENT,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
COOK, SARGENT, DOwNEY,& co.
IOWA CITY, IOWA.
COOK, SARGENT / PARKER,
vLORsSCE, NEBRAsGA.
COOK, SARGENT 4 COOK,
DEs AoIHRs, IOWA
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE
NOTES AND BILLS COLLECTED and
! proceeds remisted - any part Of the
United States. Bills VI Exch ange on all the
princi pal Cities Of the United States and Eu
rope bought ana sold. Money ,remitted to
Europe in Sight Bill, which can be cashed
in any town in England, Ireland or Wales, in
sums Of Il and upwards.
REFER TO:
r. Haven, Ese. i'.t Merch. Blk, Boston, Mas
A. d. Hodges, =, Pres't Wash. Blk, g"
J. J. Dixwel, k-q., Pres't Mass. Blk, !"
Chas. q. Loang, Esq, Pres't Mass. Hosp1 Life
ms. Co., Boston, Mass.
J. Seymour, Esq, CAsh'r Blk N.Amerca, New
York City.
Clark, Dodge d Co., New York City.
John o. Sargent, Esq, SO Wall St. :.
Z. W. Clark L Co., Philadelphia.
J. j. Anderson Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Geo Smith Co., Chicrgo
7. Granger Adams, Esq,
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RAILROADS
Mississippi & Missouri r. B.

Trains run BY Chicago time, which twelve nit
utss faster tfs . Davenport time.
I'm 80 asssv Monday, April lith, lSSs, and ul III
~ further notice, trans wiu leave Davenport, for
nnscasine, Columbus City, Washington and Iowa
0hy (SuDdsys cxcepsedp - follows.
ist Express and Mall Train Al $50 A M
Trains viii iesve Davenport, for Chca 20 daily sup
AVE excepted - follows
lat Mail Traits, At ~ 10 A n
ID nx1soss Train, 81 SIS u
Trains arrive q Davenport daily. Cssndays eroep
From TuE EAST.
ist Dxprsss Train a s?s A.,
"a Mali Train, 1t 645 PM
PROM TEE west.
ist Nah Train, q 62oPY
Trains run BY Chicago time, which Is twelve min
otes faster than Davenport time.
AL trains out OF davenport win MAKE connections
1t Columbs City, Washington sud Iowa CITY with
The western Stage Co.'S stages for al points " est.
The Passenger Train connecia II Rock Island viii
Ohicsso Rock Island Railroad trains for I'll points
EAST, North and South.
Passengers a'e reminded Of the necessty OF giving
distinct direction TO the destination OF theiY bag
eAss also before taking heir seats In
she cars.
n. b. The Noyning 90 10 A ny train for thc E.st
Nnnects At Joliet With trains on Michigan Cen.
RAJ =; At the Junction with trains on the n ts.
burg, n Wayne b CHI ago h h; u Chicago with
rains on the michigan Southern and Michigan Cen
tTsl Rail Rosds.
Aor12 JOHN =. TRACY, supt.
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Price IS cents per Box; Five boxos for Sl.OO.

Gleat numbers Of Clcrgymcn. Physicians, S,ases-
me. and eminent pcrsonages, have lent their
name 10 ccIIf, the unparalleled usefulness of thcse
iciactiie, let our space here viii peru4l, the
insertion u them. The Agent below named iur-
Irish gratis our AMLPIcAN ALMASAc IN which 'hev
ere gwen. with also full dc serlp;ions ot the al
tciatlnis, and the trca.ma III tina, should l.. fol
lowed tor then
Do not be put off b. unprnciplcd dealers with
other preparations they make more prof. on.
Demand A4Ir' s, and take no others. The sick
want The bet I'D therei is for them, and they should
have H.
All ON Remedies for sale by
TAYLOR BsLLOHD, Davenport,
" kesd h ca C.icAsc,
barnard h Co, a.. l. uis,
, nd ent- IN every town 10 the United 0satAs.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOR ALL THE PURPOSES Of A pURcaTM MEDICINE.
FoR CosrIyENEss
EoR NV CrHE OIL DysrEPsfA
FoR IAuNDiCE,
EoR TIL CURE OF lSDIGEsrioN
For HEADACHE,
loR THE CURE OF DYsESTERY,
For Foul STOMACH;
IoR TuE CuRH or EHysIPELAs
FoR TIE PILES
For THE CUHE Of SCRoFtLA:
For ALL SCROfvLors CoapL,ISTs
IoR Tn CrME OF KuEUMArIsN.
iar DISEASES or THE SKIN
EoE TIN Crsr or LIVER COMPLAINT.
For DRoPsY,
.oE HE CrHL OF ILrIEn, IUaoRs AND SALT
RIfEta;
EoR WORMS;
FoR 1HE CuRR or GOUr;
For DfaNr PIT,
ron IIL ~ RK Of .SErRAiGIA.
IoH IuHifiI>G TIL BLOOD
Thov sugar coated. so that the mos, scnxi-
tive an Take them pleasantly. and being purely
tc,''af 4, 10 harm from thuiI use In any
Isl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-13
st. Mary's Academy, Ind,
CHARTERED IN 1885.

CT. nARY'S ACADEMY Is beautifully situsted
- on the et Joseph's Rivev. two miles from South
Bend, sixty miles from Chicago on the Southern
Michigan = and seven from Niles, on the Gen.
trail Michigan r R-a stage connecting these two r
Roads pas es the Academy Twice day. The ground.
are very extensive and beautifully adorned.
Bathing. rihing on horseback, and thorough Gales
thentce are some of the means used to promote the
physical development OF the pupils.
The litevary advantages are of the highest order.
q. institution ssessing nne Laboratory and PHI
losophical apparatus choice and extensive Herba-
selected Library. The French and German laugua
ees are spoken in the Institution as fuenty ~ the
knRlish, several Of the community being educated
10 paid mic, independent OF the private les
received By the pu"is Regular instruction is aiv-
en- In classes three times = week, in all the prtnci
pies Of vocal and Instrumental music
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-13
MEDICAL.
JOY y u d q ! = d y -
HAS been brought
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,

ClSCR ,he introancton 81 thS rld Renotcnei
- M licia. DR MAINS A0Uk nsiXAA, ~
n western Country an G sreciait the ~ sea.pn,
tha- b ope4. h~sliu and ssp-ines into nor, 'anI-
Is than any remedy uron ord. the QUESTION
u"ul1 nasarall ar;s why's th's2 Hscan-eis Dc,
IN All ea"s the IN time rYrest eh'iiS fever
sgs IN II. w.rsf torn, AMI 10 - cas- per-
trtns sIaEfv cure Persons ri ding In nelsrous
DISTRICTS usiHg TIM bsts,m tsinnaiiy furing tie
esly sessoD nee have no fear 81 an aitscs ~ ague
Y II therefore highly rscofnueni A. n preyen-
ta'ive. II rsen In sin, doses daily during that par
tc'iAr tin WREN this c,sss o! diSeas-s prevail -
For want 81 srsce W. c.n only CHER . f.~ ~ tn.
ro>ny evidences In It's favor.
Bucyrus. Oa.o Fet. lt.iA, 1888.
Or MANN 4 co Gallon, Ohio Cents We
are ~ loss 10 Ent l-ngusg. sun Ia por
the pnsitc he erssf este m IN winch celehrSt"c
7 " n"vet TAI to cure ssus 1t. wort forms. and
ve can 81 notring else Yours &c,
HOLBEkT b TAILOR, Druggists.
Co-inth, Miss. Oct 2oth 1853.
hEssRs : K.MAEN 4 co Gents : Hsvins
rocn''ua nupriy u cur a u cars IN All testtns
tthofobe /, IL MANI s-v-re cases OF OF eiAndinf
here all ~ tn" popular m dies of th. tsy La'
a.ied found in All eas.s, our b.l-am effected
AZ ana sp' ely onr~ II Is Just the medicine ~
'sht mere ia ibe 9TH ke-pectfc yoars
JOSEPH BUCHAN An, Druggist.
Netc Iovk FEB 23d, 1853.
HESSRS 8 MANY h CO-Gonfs - have
1t our house In 81 Louis, sold yonr Asue B,lssm
three yesPs and have caretulv observed IT'S e.
Gets nd must In candor say. ] do n 4 believe /,
~ an equal IN to hts oYy oil medicine; fer Ia m
per 4onal KIN edge cu-e- perman. ntly every case
and tav. known II used aNer al other vrmea,es
h ad iailei with the ..me happy result have nc
hesitation In proncuncing II the greatest dircovery
yer made in n,eSmit ent remedies. and perfsc
p nh ORe oh -
Respectfuly, o. WOOD 90.
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the IOWA STATE ALMANAC !

The IoeC0 St0te ALMANAC
Statistical Regisler for 1860,
OF which the Copy-Riehs hes been secured. and
arrangements made for the earliest practicable pub
licati0n and distribution.
The ALMANAC AND AEolyrEa IL designed to en-
brace Historical tk.tch o: the Territory and State
OF Iowa; lists VI Governors and State Omcers, end
JodieiaFy from the organisation Of the ctste to the
present tiae; the number and names Of Ccun,ies,
dstes q organization, Sssts and population
nsnes Of Cosnty O0cers Tables Of Census eeturns
and Popular Votes Of 1S5e-'6S Post. Omces and
Post-Haaters; Literary and 8 ate Institutions
Nevspspers; Railroads Orders; Churches: Stag
and Express Go .; Piatforms Of solitical Parties,
and lerse amount Of other Historical and Statistic
Il natter which nay be Of ne for sssse reference
-toeether with tia National Platforms, Predicate
Cabinet and judiciary Of the q =; Members Of the
III ths Compilation Of this work, the editors have
in vsw the supply d want lopg felt BY al claases
Of cvr ettisens for eoDveoient compendun OF this
charscser, and hope n the prosecution and compile
ton oe this design to secure On earnest oo-oppesa
tion throughout all sections Of the Stsse snd such
eneourssensuta - vll lead to c1ntinuance OF the
Alnsnao and Register - IN 0~Wwel ssosdSsS sovk
~ usblicatseu vii attain very large circua-
non y t.s sssss, e.. exoe:aine int 2. scy ON.
nedlnn for advertising. and limited numosr OF
Professional and Business Cards VII b lneensi .
the folowtog vriess Tin advanee:) Quarter pase, ~
~ Srtes q tes vssS kss been axed sttvensy-
Avs osats pr stlele eopy, o. Tweety Dessrs y
hundred and orders accompanied y n 0csn, -
1rssss6 % sAs undersignsd st Iowa City 9 n.ve.
pert, viii receive prompt assenssens 49, ~ -
quired numbsr Of espiss Sorwardso.
n poa4aee q ~ Vosk wiN bo9 eo01n.
I. n. EAoAL, Deyenpost, Icwe.
III, 0YLvD034ns Iowa Ctys JoWes
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-13

The 1st session commences the LIST Monday OF Sep
tembeY
ruasy.
Pain and every variety Of Fancy and Ornamen.
tai Needle. Work taught without any additional
charge.
Payments required semi annually In advance. 4
school for Deaf Mutes has also bee opened ct St.
nary's.
All letters TO both Institutions must be addressed
to g. Nays Academy, Notre DANE r. O Indiana.
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EIagg,sG Good SagDl0rItan'A
Immediate Rclie

Keep It in your Family, for Sicknoss
comes when you do not expect IT.
T1vHIs IL an Intern-l and External Medicine, COM
] posed % Roots, Verbs and Barks, such - onr
forefa, hers used There il Bountifu supply o the
Karth to curr a. complaints IL We only anew what
tsev were And nov the Good eama ritan brings us
good news and glad tdiDgs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-13
i yel''S Cherry PectOral

has won for itself such renown for the cure Of
every variety of ihroat and Lung Complaint, that
II /, entirely unnecessary for us 10 recount the
evidence Of ITS virtues. wherever IL has been ein-
p'oyed A. it has long been in constant
Throughout this section, we need not do more than
the people its quality is KEEP; up 10 the best
il ever he's been, and that il may he relied on TO
do for then relief all it has been found Go.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-13

..h,..h.A 1vRNrY YpAIC have svsS0I =
- ~ s,1ve-eod eAooe Wes1 q 0es0 = - ~
- se1ok 9sy tAam. Hey - veuo0eeA
Uu0nl08 = 30.
Proetteal O1s01soav 49,. Y.
noiA q vhesssoSs - solAl ~ I'll Ds0ou1so =
pevoapsss, and ~ Deesese s.esZvasse
y. 3. = =: = + 1.1Al3s 1sovso 49,
ea01olaUo1Daos0ys
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Take them and Live!
UsBD THROUGHOUT rHs WORLD.
nerriek's Sugar Coated PilIe
Kia Strengthening lPlastsr.

OHD bog Of 1esrick's g.
gar Coated Lifs pl.ls, coso.
laG OILY - cents. vtil Ia
, family si1 uAontha envo
twrnty.0ve hnflaY- IN pbv-
D. iaD'r bill. ,A?esn orsvsn,
y more IN lo.a time, snd pee
unfreqren'ly, the lise q
some 0embsS of the sbrrssy.
th~ va'u< = which Oannsi
b estimated IN dolisps 90
cents.
HeTvick'. Ksd asvsneehea
ting VlasseSs eure b Eve
hours. pains and weakness
IN the breast, eide and boaA.
she' matte compssi1te b -
equally .bssts spsosee tine
spr~sd on . oseusie1i lanA
% In, their use sUe1ecas -
weaver % 10 iocnoveoen10D,
|snh eseh ooe IN Woas q 49,
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.


The Constitution, abiding to the telegraph
ic report going the rounds Of the papers, that
ex-Minister Forsyth has declared war against
the Administration for not sending him back to
Mexico, says that no Minister was ever treated
with more kindness and consideration by his
Government, and that the reason he was not
sent back As Minister to the Liberal Govern
ment was simply because, whether rightfully
or wrongfnlly, he is understood to have been
the hrst foreign Minister to recognize the anti
Constitutional revolution and the usurped Gov
eminent Of Zulosgs.
Speaking of the Democratic party and its
principles, the CONSTITUTION saws there is no
longer any disagreement of the least import
ance In the party, on the slavery question-that
the principles emblazoned on its banner are,
non-interventiOn, by Congress or by Territorial
Legislatures, either to establish or prohibit
slavery within the Territories, and the protec-
ton Of slave property therein, as long rs the
Territorial condition shall remain, by the ju-
dietary under the Constitution of the United
States"
The Constitution announces that it has no
'free list, except to the publishers of papers
1t says that the President Of the United States
pays for the paper in advance, and it hopes all
salaried officers of the Government who take il
will follow his example.
The IHtSNigeHeer thinks that the great mass
Of the people of the United States will rejoice
to learn that by any reasonable arrangement
an end has been put to the controversy in re-
lation to the Nicaragua treaty.