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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14

HxsRY A VISA Richmond onri.s
p"nd~n: says that Henry A Wise has
written an sdif-ss a. thirty pages k,'.
se.p. closely written. to General Gran.
appealing from .h' dccision cf G-nersl
Terry ~ 10 the transfer Of bis property in
Nans-m"nd county. abandoned 10 1862. "a
he Freedmen's Bureau. After d-hoinR
he rights aud duties Of Sseessioa. scknowl.
sdgins biz being souqoes.d, be state.
there Is 20 need of my taking the sssh Of
s'legisnes 70 ihs Uoised states. / srn
nat. oevsr vss. and psvcs mean 70 b ,
foreigner 70 them g., der ,h-ir aesi.
claim :" he an American citiz.n. ~ 4 free.
saw" those hc'''is Of prisoner Of war. !
can take TO os'n-. am no. free TO swear "
He denies the right - coo6-c"'e. as b,
the par.le vhi. b be received from Genera
Grsut he ~ directed 70 n 10 his
h"ne. Shseh h. nov ei.iIne be 10 excluded
iron. Is ~ias essapi,d ~ Government Pas-
~.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14
HANGE OF DAYS
he Paa'txem River, Fair
!aven and Plum Point.

Ind after FRTII3Y. Ecnr 81, 1865, IN.
kmeFs GEORGE WEEMS and MARY
NGrON will run az follow
itam~ss GEORGE WEEMS, Car,
ter, will leave Baltimore every FRIDAY
al 6 'rIo'k far the Pstu1ent River ::
K. VII i.av. HiE's Landing everv
inr Nottingham; leaving Nottingham
nesiay morning AT 4 o'clock for Bai,l
&c:
-rmer M.fRY WASHINGTON, Cap.
i"urley. vii leave PaInmore every
day morning al Go clock for IL Pa,h1.
kr; returning. will leave H,il'a Landing
uIs'Iay f"r N",nngha m; leaving MOI.
.SIy Friday morning For Haliimor.
The shove Sle- ,'iers wiil eau q, ali
i Landings On The River = assn >, Fat,
md Plum Point going and '.surn
E'r'her informa,ion' sprly on "ard the
p, or TO
R N. L. weEMs.
29,h ls65-tc.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14
INT TMsRrsGAzETTE
purLIsIEp gvEay rnCRspAY III
JAMES a. DOWNS.

sN CO SURs RscHrpTsov.-22.0 0fpera,
=. - psid within sir months. ",
|ripfinn win he received for 4 shor,
ticd than six months. and no papo,
FcSStihnei until al arrearaees 80
except at the option Of the publish
RMS NJ AnvEKrIsING. 81 per
+ or the first insertion. and 80
|or every subsequent insertion. -
lines or lees constitute square
number " Insertions hc not marked
advertisement. it will he puhli-h-
|t'l forbid. and charged accordingly
ral dc iuction made TO those who
sc by the year. .s5..
lmun,catiens OF q pcrsnnsl characic,
'e charged Of the sar rates a. al.
Ing. Obitnaries over ten lines in
will be.charecd at tho rate OF Sc
per square.
communications far publication musl
amDanieti With the real name Of the
fhos. or no attention will be- paid to
The real name Of the author will
published. unless desired. bu. We
consent to inser, communications
We know tho writer.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14
A Nsw SOCIETY.

Old men and young men. WOMEN and
children src admitted - msmbers. if they
possess the following qualifications:
l. They must devn,e their whole assen-
'ion to other people's business. aud entire.
y neglect their own.
2. When they hear seandalous sepcr.
about 9 neiehbos or friend. ,hev mus,
not eat. drink nor sleep ur,il the chief Of.
6cers Of ,A- society are Informed OF the
SAM.
3. NA person shalt become . member
unless he or she is person Of leisure. and
can loaf about town. or make about s"ven.
teen calls . eek. and watch the actions
# people generally. and be resdv 70 report
at headquarters the slightes, intimssion oi
. report.
The following ore some Of the bylaws
and regn'a'ions of the society:
Art. This society shall he known ~
the Tat,le aod Go>s;piog Soei.,ty. The
principal aud ruling officers shsE be ~ fol
lows: One great liar and two lesser ones
three tat.lers and Fur gossippors. any on'
Of which vial eonstauts q quorum. snd
S"su us"c Po"Ss ~ bSueASt UoStuce8 q
sny time.
Art 2 Any m.mbe, Of this societ J
shail Be found guilty Of knowing mora
shout his own hns;ness than that of hi.
neiehbor. h. shall be- expelled forthwith
Art 3. II anv p"rson belonging to .hi,
society. whn makes . practice Of telling the
trn'h Two Or three times, shall be expelled
wi,hou, hearing.
Art 4. Any member who do"s not re.
port r"gularls what hi. neiehbors. residing
within three doors ~ him. have for dinner
every Sunday. ard for trs every ime they
have company. shall b. cut of hen The
rights and privileges of this society.
Art B IL any NJ mber u this soeisy
shall see. hear tell of. or even suspect tha,
. vouns msn has waited on lady twice.
BE- must report II. N - slr.adv married.
Or 70 be married shortly. o. b.. .shsll be lo"k.
"a npon - no sa',ler, and shall Be 6ned
to ,he full ea:ent ofshe Law. f,r soy such
Uisdems amor
AT 8 Aay msn o. vsmss vhs shsll
sesless their "ws bseiness to ssis he
sroukie " circulate ssossd A,vn sessdsl.
"a. sepnsss which they ksov 70 b. Allss.
.ksnld BE- deeu.d d bv sll respectable siti-
. .ns 40 Cemmsndes-in.shief Il ssid sosis.
ssd .Asll b looked sDos - sssh by sa
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14
LEONARD TOWN MD. THURSDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER

people. Who 10 these periodical assemblies
make al aueh reform 10 their STAIRS N
they may deem to be necesssry. Every
man capable Of hearing arms, is enrolled
amongst ''le deteaders Of tie COUNTRY and
sts Ia1s; al the officers Of the government,
serre scishom poy; the Republic pays .
d'ct'r and 3 scho"lmaster only; the taxes
are consequently very light. exsc,ly pro.
por,ions,e 70 the public necessities on the
most economical scale; Don Antonio told
me sha. man Of 40 900 dollars capital
pays ahour two dollars . ye.r Il presume
direct tax.) Besides San Marioo proper,
th" city aud sest Of Government, there 10
at the foot Of the mountain . large 'Boure,'
aud at small distance from that village {;
the remainder Of the territory preseuts the
prospect of rich soil. pr Mueine abun-
dance Of eorn. wine and oil. oil the best
quality ;-neat farm houses. f..lds we'll
cultivated and we'll stocked. vineyards and
olive gardens. compose . Landscape the
most enchanting, and the most gratifying
TO the heart Of him who :. dccts that .ll
these indications Of happiness result. from
. wise and jnss social order. on all
sidrs are s"en Che happy effects cf .equali-
ty.' comfort and competence. peace and
harmony. Such 10 the Republic of San
Marino which through long course e
ages has preserved ita independ nee aid
it, wise ins'iru'i 'ns, 10 ID. midst II the
wars and eivi. c"mmotions with which il
has been surrounded. and notui'hst anding
I'll the efforts % violence. corrruution and
in rigue to destroy il. there il proudly
stands uninjurrd. the prototype Of !. civil
"ss"css:i"n the MOST p. rfec, and sd nirab'e
ssh 10. b. fore il vas formed, Z stcd only
in 'h- U'"pias Of philosophers
N"w although W. may not, in mans
shings. emulate the II ample Of the brave
little republic which has SD nobly wi,t-
stood 'h'' stosms and ,ha change. Of cen-
'uri"s. j. it not time for US to pause in our
dasy aud hssdlong career 10 order 70 con
solidste and make more secure what wr
have. before adven,arine everything in
new dir-ct"ns I All but sund-red by
H.. late terrible commissions. il j. no, time
TO sceept to so.'c e:rsene -v"n she lessons
given By the history " the little republic
whose career above is hri'fy sk-tched p
Should We. as thi. jurcture. is'e" to those
who in the wish for new causes Of excite
ment would launch the country upon new
perils7 Let the people decide the ques.
tiOB, 20 vital TO their Own Welfare.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14

CLAfhs OF Owners % ABAsDnNRp LAND
Howard. the Commissioner Of
Refugees. Freedmen and Abard d med Land.
in bis cirou lar Issued . few days ago. CO.
satlishcs tho following impor,an, rules.
Whenever any land or real properly
that shall come into the posse ssion Of
this Dureau rs "absndons d. does not fall
under the definition Of "sbsndoned" A.
get firth in section two Of the .ct of
Co"ers--. approved July %. 1864. it will
BE s"sma''v Surrendered BY the As.is-
'ant Com missioner Of the Bureau fsr the
State IN which soch real estate 10 si.u-
s'ed. upon its appearing that the claim
ant did not shaud"n tie property in the
sense d"Aned in taii sec,ioe Of this act
Former owners Of property held by
this bureau as abandoned Who claim iss
tess"rstion on the erou,d Of having Re-.
ceived the tafdon Of he President. will.
- Tar 81 prae'icsble. forward their o.
pficatious to the Commissioner Of the
Bureau shrongh the Superin,enden,s sna
Assistant Commissioners Of Ii. Districts
and States in which this property is si,
uased. Each spplic.tion mus. be .e.
o"mpsnied BY lst A copy Of H.. special
pardon cf the Pr sslent Of the Unit d
States. or Of the oath under his Amne.ty
Proclamation. when they sre 90. en-.
brsc-d in any If he -xeeptions ,hcr.in
enumerssed. 3. Proof Of title. 81. Evi.
dencr tbs, the property has ~, hsso
con6seaied or lib.Iled in cay Uai,ed
S'ases Cnurt. or IL lib..ll-d. ,ha, pro.
s~edinrs seains, it have been diseon,;a-
sed. Officers Il the oureau through
whose bands .u'h applica'iaa nav pas.
will e"d..sse 'h.renn .uch facts ss nav ~
sist ihe Commissioner iu hi, decisipu. stat
Ing e'prsially the use t" which she ts"p-,-
y ]. pat By The bureau.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14

beg leave to call tn attention cf ths
ui,lIc ." the tact, that wa have inst re-
md are orenin. at our store ut Chap.
~ OF THE LARGE 7 AND BEST
frED STOCKS OF GOODS eve,
T., This c"untv: ccmrri<ing ever
uaHy kep' in country stofe
articular a,t',,ion Ia "ur large ut
AND SUMMER e"nds ard fa,
t.r is..ss and also e. our tiLe sssoIt
Ready Mad. { lo,hiny. We hn
eEy large lot. OF SUPERIOR OF
lsS. As ali ,f "ur new stock h;
hasei lao'lv-sirct the great AL J.
<--a"d We 'etl o'.fi,ent we can Sc
{;i.e ~ q eaif
- b A JAMfSUN. e.
JAMES = COUGH
Caal'sie". St, hary" g., s.
~ faf Nd
lOeh, l6S6-1yY.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14

Lov.., N bsAfY.-Ths Ls.doa Hs.
aid tIord Derby's osg.n) taking lssve II
'hs Isde1 tenafks:-.'Ws csnndt part
uoresre,tisgly xi'h "a, fellow lsbosss 10
work in when son. laho,-d With mats
aruss,u-as and devotion than he. We
csunos bid him farewell without taking
'his occasion Of expressing ID. .sd ss'is-
faction With vh,eh We femenbef that bo,A
h- sud We did all - our power towards sSs
CREST. sood sod sallen' in-r who s'rove.
and .oiied. snd died iu vsin for ,bs rights
+ their people ssd houo' Of their souo-
Try.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14

Nosts sSsssAss7s -C"ndema % man
ssgs yehs wsejey. for DO, ,hiohing =,
20 tbasl. les esssy one enjoy he toll
Horny - 'ti"tipS ~ himself L.. s,s.
r5 NAV ass his .~p Judgement. ,isce eve
~ man must Civ: an account Of h.us |,
t" God Atto- very sppr"a.h, in any
kind VI d"g-ee. % ,as spirit ~ r~,.ecnsi"u
IL you cshuot reasG. VI perrusde uaa
Int" the t'u'h b-ver si,emp, TO fore hin,
INTO II. lfl0ve sia not eoupl bin 10
ssss. .hsss NJ - 0ss y. jsdas Il
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14
+. QrAKs. woxAs's ssnxor-!M Dea,
r.:~nIs.-Thsss a,a th,Aa shinos I vsyv

. Qraxr. WoxAs's S.nxor-M Deo,
Ffi>nds:-There are three things I very
much wonder at.
The 6rs, il. that children should Be %
foolish - 10 throw up stones, clubs and
hrickba,. into fruits trees. TO knock down
rui': II they would only let it sloue II
vonli f.ll If itself
The second il. thss n,en should b. -
kolish, ard even 20 WICKED. ~ 70 20 70
var and kill each o,her: II let alone they
would die o. Themselves
And The III. and the last thing which
I wonder ~ i.. !hst tsups tnsu 'hosA
h- 30 so~i,s =. i" 30 sftef the yoa"s
wnmen; II ,ary would stay ~ hun:.
rho ,s,ns ~su,-n would eous sfsef
them:
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14

~rhs following vss sv''Ssssd
rhe Other Day bsiseeD too gave fol.
'pWs!
''lf yon hsA your choice. vbsS deash
would you die nt!"
why ~ old age. 70 b ssrs "Ass
would your
oh. I ~ouid be p.sssd 70 d's'h By .
pretty womso."
Wei. that vesfd b o.pise' psuish-
meat. 70 b ssre."
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14


The Convention Of Delaware mo-, I'd p'.
ed the Constitution u"a'i,nou sly aud sd-
jonrned in a sin gl. Law.
The Convcnti"" of Penrsy!vani. ad.p...
ted the Constitution by v",e Of 46 yeas
70 % NAYS
The Convea a,ion # N v Jersey adopted
the Constisu,io" unanimously
The Conven'ion Of Ma.>,chrs,-s was
composed Of ahns $50 n ub 8 AL
when Il met was opposed 20 ai"n,iny tn.
Constitution tn" maj rity for it, ra,i-
fca.i"n Vas only 10 v,t"..
When the Couven.ior of New .Y.rk
met. the cpponents "f the C"n-'i'u'ion
were about ~" thirds # n" whole toly
Alex ,nd"r Hamil'" : l.e,c a.d el,purnce
secured ma i,ritv for it
North srolina remained ont nf the
Uninn n"rc ih.n eight months after tn,
new government went intn operation -
The Conv"n,ion met and adopted "a
res .lu,ion that bill Of rights q. i GER
tain amendments ought to be laid be-
fore Congress and the Convention shs.
might he csll.d for amending the Cen
S'rntion. prrr'nus 90 its ra-ifcaTou by
the Stat" e N"'.h Carolina" and The
Conven'isn was 'h"n dissolved
Rh"d Island remained out ..f the Un
ion for rprards Of thirteen rnonths -
The General Assembly. i'-,ead Of call
in4 . Convention O., consider the Con-
stitusion referred that instrument 70 .
direct vote Of tn" 10 pie ., their town
meeting. Only 232 voted for the adop-
tion Of tho Constitution !; o,7O8 voted
against L.
Suhse lncntly III" legislature called a
Convention. the Governor giving the
casting vote FIR .o doing. in the small
Ter braDeh Of the Legislature. tn. Con-
ven'ion adopted the Constitution bv =
majority Of only two vo'es. the yeas BE-
ing "a snd the nay 80.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14

Ar Oty Tonns ,oss -rhs,s d . 'o,nb-
stone O., Bohemia Nahor Cecil county.
in memory of Herman Augustine Bobe-
u'is. First Lnra st - Ns.si, bsssisa
Anao - 100n..
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14

A. .BADGN Offers his profss.
! sery,ees 30 the people. H.s Odlee
srs PLAiss ','r-,ks ressdsac< S Mrs.
~r.-near Great Milo. .
-. faH&-6
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14

~ Miss Fluster, Who tesseJ hss
father. sr an inopp,r.uue nom ,ot. tlF
J.. "ws.er-f,ll." received tvo dsuls is'
stead.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14

4IPertres bappioess osllr.t.se. ~
allpysd with pais. b sos ss'sinAe's = ssS
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14
WDRK..

/ AIRY and other Saddles nevly GOV.
Repaired. Saddles padded, oti
ped and repaired; saddles and BID.
10 ~ fsncv---u,ade 70 osder. Cart
Gea. made 10 order. = .''.'l
work is maize here. and Of shs hest
|. We sss shesefore 'eonfilens that
b fayer ~ shsh nos be dkspp .inisd.
80. 7.tsaa.s JAlARBoK ID
- RR WARD.
2rd la6A-2m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14

! Delaware, December 7. 1877.
2 Pennsylvania. December IL. 1887
3. New JERSEY. December 1s. 1857.
4. Georgia. Jsnnary 2. 1879.
5. Connecticut, January 8. 1883
8. Massachusetts. February 7. 1888
Maryland. April 2s. 17Ss.
8. South Carolins. Nav %, I7ss.
.. New Hampshire. Jun 81, 1888.
10 virginia. June 25. l7ss
IL: New York, July 26 1888
l2. North Csrolins. November 81.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14
From 1e philadelphia Ledger ]
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY.

The following is the oreer iu which the
original ,hiseeu States askap,cd the Con-
stitution OF the United States. Accord
ing to . provision ia tn. constitution.
it became binding upon the States rati-
fvine it when adopted BY nine States
Ne" Hampshire vas the importau, ninth
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14
(.E AND HARNESS
~ IN MANDATORY
|phlRDTDWA, Nd.
T a.

undersigned respectfully inform the
blic that all articles in the above hne
urnishs,i to order and At city prices,
Bthan eqaaLtn eay work 10 nea,ness
bihty. We will warrant this asser-
4s pablic win hI, slves fair trial. "a
20 gives our labor tie advantage OF
ch-Smithing and Trim.
on the most moderate
-r. #s H. sss.: 81.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-30


Tux rich invalid is willing 20 shower bis dol
lara " ithout stint upon the physician who can
res,ore HIM to the precious boon. The poor man
~ ,o.sessesi. il a temporary illness has ever
,augh, him to appreciate il. value would not
horter !, for ali the silver Of Nevada and Idaho.
Wuhou, health there can be no real enjoy
ment A, this very hour thousands are languish
IN. on the beds OF sickness, or going through the
ordinary rotine of business, in pain and misery,
10 whom life is utterly valuless.
Il there any happiness for the Dyspeptic, rack
"a by mental aud physical psngs which no
tongue or zen can adequately describe. and
which canno, even be comprehended by one who
has never felt them To say that Indigestion
includes partial dcraugemeut ofeyery fonction
Of the system; that it cows the spirit Of the vi
yacious aud hopeful. clouds the cearest intellect.
and mako this bright aud beautiful world hateful
n the ewes ~ those who are afflicted with il, is
truth which not one Of the nisersb multitude
who labor under the disease, in It's chronic form
will denev.
To tina, sad crowd this lecture is in part ad
dressed Sufferers. YOU are weary OF suffering
A remedy is preferred to YOU, simpe. wholesome
certain and immediate With the first dose Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-30
ilAXANA Ailr IL


The British steamer Asia did not leave
last sunday. for New ! erk, as was supposed,
but Il aycd her departure till to day.
The Little Hattie, once known as a block
ape runner. is soon 10 leave for Rio .lancrln
under command al Capt. Blanche, Who used
to OWN 4 part OF and commanded the no
torious Dsnbigh
1t is generally thought that If General
TIcrguyli takes the place Of General Dnlce
as Captain. Genclal Of the Island. the African
Slave lradc will commence again with re
ncwed vieor.
The Spanish mail steamer has not yet ar
rived II is reported that She WAS seized nj
Samaria hy The hcvolutlnnistS OF Hay t.
Knowing that the Spaniafds had evacuated
the town and that the steamer would touch
there, "a large party of them in IA schooner,
under the English flag, sailed To that plac,
| and made the seizure
4 disturbance occurred ON the English
! schooner FLORIDA. in which several negroes
| were tabled and one killed
Kirby Smith went To Matanzas day Oh
| two ago and is still there
Mr. benjamin is often seen here walking
| on the paIqucttc.
The weather IN Havana is very warm.
a hurricane recently passed over st. Jag
| dc Cuba
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-30
LATE 2 NEWS


New YoEK, Aug. 80
- The PsMs Washington special says
The regular Cabinet meeting was held tn
day: =
The new commissioner OF Indian Affair,
ttelegraphed yesterday to the Secretary liar
Ian from Fort Scott, that they were ius,
leaving that place.
The Eosaing Post, in an article or railroad
accidents, notes that of the "a which hay,
occurred since January 2sth, all or nearly
all were from sheer carelessness
Gen. Forbert has inst been Brevcted Brig
adier IN The regular army, for meritorious
services in the field, while in command OF
the Winchester District in the Valley. he b,
his conciliatiRg course gave general sal, STAG
ton TO both parties, and did much To pro
mote better understanding and more gen
erous feeling among the people. He hat
just been relieved from duty at Winchester
and transferred TO the more important com
mand Of the District Of Norfolk-beadouar
tiers al Norfolk.
Gen. Ayers succeeds 10 the command O.
the post at Winchester, where very small
force OF troops remain
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-30
New ORLEANS, Aug. %.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. ~.
The Mariposa arrived from New York
today.
Nearly million OF specie arrived within
the last iwo days.
Tcvas adyiccs report The frontier ina worse
condition than ever before. Austin and
San Antonio papers are filed with accounts
Of ouirages by Indians, highway robberies,
&c steps, however, nave been taken by
the military TO afford protection to frontier
settlers.
Tie telegraph is being extended from
Houston 10 san Antonio, Shreveport and
Nichsburg.
Tho condition of the blacks, with few cX
ccrtions, is represented satisfactory
The worm CONTINUES its ravagcs on cotton
in the lower counties.
Atapublic meeting of citizens represent
ing six counties, resolutions were passed &C
ccpting the situation, and pledging support
to the national government, and Gov. Ham
lion acknowledging the abolition OF slave
~. and ask Hamilton 10 call a convention.
Hon j. W. Jones, Judge of the L. S Dis
trict Court OF Ala. at that time i'll seces
sion, and continued in the same position
by the succeeding regime, was arrested IN
Montgomery and bonded $4,000
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-30
Pr,,,popr " r. 49, 9

bEAUFOKT, n. @, Aug. ..
Leading merchants in Newbern are send
ing goods in large quantities into all parts o.
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia
and Northeastern Virginia, bringing back cot
ton, tobacco and other produce, giving EN-
ploymcnt 20 the railroads, " hich are run
ming night and day.
An effort will be made this winter to oh
tain an appropriation from Congress to de
fray the expense OF deepening the clannc
uniting tho inland waters of North Carolins
with the ocean, which, with the removal o
a small bar in the Ncuse River, will enable
the largest ocean steamer to run to New
bern
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-30

The following s'an extract froma letter writ
pont street Bap..t Church. BROOKLYN, n. r., to
the .'ournal and Messenger, Cincinnati, O., and
speaks volumes in favor Of the world renowned
medicine, MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHlNG =
eve see an advertisement in your columns Q
MRS. WIN SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP
Now, we never said word in favor of patent
medicine before in our life, but we feel compelled
to say 10 your readers that this is no humbug-
sce Adge tried it. dnG kpm it ariN DO aNit ctusDs.
1t is probably one of the most successful medi-
cnes OF the day, because it is one of the best
And those ofyour readers who have babies can
do better than LAY; lin supply.1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-30
nOSTETTER,S
STOMACH BITTERS

II you chose TO make the experiment, your cure
viii commence. II you decline the trial, you are
SIX by your own choice.
You will say, perhaps that the manufacturers
snd proprietors Of the article have pecuniary
interest in rendering it popular. Granted. And
the same thing may be said of the baker who
makes good bread. BIT good bread is nererthe
less capital thing. and whoever adyertises TO
the world where the very bcs, bread may be pro
cured, does the community priceless service.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-30

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
Tor Children Tcething softens the gums, reduces
inflammation, allavs all pain, aud cures wind collie
Perfectly safe IN all cases. Wewould say to ev:
cry mother VINO mas suffering Child: Do not
stand between you and your suffering child aud
the relief that will be sure-yes, absolutely sure
to follow the use CT this medicine If timely
used
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-30

In the Commonwealth case vs. IIobrook
which was carried up TO the supreme Court,
on the ground that the defendant had the
right 10 sell liquors under license from the
T. =, the court decided that the payment To
the t. 5 OF license and revenue duty or
tax, does not exempt the defendant from the
responsibility of violating the criminal laws
of the Commonwealth
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-30

Dcm.t Fail 10 Procure Mrs.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING syrup, for Chill
rcn Teething. II has been used for 10 years
With never failing safety and success BY millions
az mothers for their children 1t cOrrects acid
ty Of the stomach relieves wind collie, regulates
the bowels, and gives rest. talth, and comfort
to mother and child. = Office, No. As Dey street,
New York.