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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-19
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d 1ssa;sd T ras:se ~A;S.
and New Orleans-the many rcmar \ able cures ne
has effected which we've pronounced incurabls By
the most eminent pl. ysicans. iusiiilcs him 10 on.
aring his services 20 tho tonficAce of the unfor.
unste. v4asa f-FfA sst4 a ~ :.
''Fvivases'' arfi sshiolY Mr.. JamsA rerMVpBtN1y
tci,atS: Sf.itidrcs, TrttRra! p.ek irses.i 0SS4
CoporrL.a, Nocturnal and piuinal Ehi!ee169S
Sexual Debility, Diseases Of tho BACK and keiAS
Intama. M oi The III adder and kidnoys. Rhsn.
nias,su, Hvdrpceie, verecoc~ie, Gasrsvs, nc. -
Diseases rcculi y ~ Females, suchas Aescse!rs
hea. bysmenorthaga, Metrorrhagia, Chlvrveisy
Nervous Debility, ETC., riccrssyuHy NJ feteu. N.
DR.. James long p!acti:e n New Oslesen4s en9
thr almost 81 sire ssoutilsrn prose rss0'iIa COW.
vince I've mos, skcpticsi thnt Dir Janes ceo END
viii perform altthr, he promises. . ~ - -
Dr James wotia H'rccall ttc attention eepe1
tally 81 those Who Nave privately and iDptcPesly
injured themselves. in Inat secret and spbtasy
habit .vh ich funs both body snd mind. s1he-
ting them for both businsss and society. ps04ues
ing both Const't,a'onst Debility and lsnpvteecy.
The following an srme os the sad and melsn-
choly effects produced by early habits or tvth or
&c xual eAoe ssas. viz. Weakness nf the Heck sne
| limbs. Pain IN the Head. Dimneas 81 Viesoe
BOSS AZ Muscular Power. lalrMation % ~
Heart, pv-p.p@is, Nervousness, lrrttceNltsY,
SYMPTOMS of rorsumrtirn NC Mentally Wo
fearful effects on the mind nrr more 70 be dread
I'd -Loss ot Memory. Confusion Of Ideas. ps
pres ION ot Spu,is. Evil forebodings, Ave. eton
TO Sociniv. self nissrust, Love Of solitude, iial-
idity. u. me eu,a at the evils produced. v
| All persons afflicted with any ~ the above die.
eases and symptoms should ne, fail 10 call on Df
james, And be at once restored 70 perfect hcalth
Leu no fsIse d-Acacy ,ieler you. but call 81 Onco
aud save Won sei,cs I'm tie asial and tesrihil
conscquencos Of these much TO be dreaded mala
| dies AHF sa@t ~
WEAKNESS or. TIE ORGANS immediatcl,
cs.ld AMI lili I,restorel NY.
4 Those at distance ~ describing sYmptorn
.--inclosane ny fos rcturn saswer---wsIl rsceiv
lproni ~ n senticnl i,y Md s,ss'ng sn = II
igfss- 'sftR ~ D. JAMES .
IN " ~ An ;s,,s, i a., :, sr,,,;.a.,It q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-19

a. IbI 'ut phNe - IVA" w. " :
has 4MS,iv Iue treatment OF private Diseases his
La.iuess and study. which has enabled linn TO
p<It.ri rcns lies which are speedy and perma-
nent, aud in all cases can be used without hinder
nncets ,usincss Or exposure TO trienus
Particular attention gwen to old standing cas-
%. s.ch ~ we're can sidercd ,ncurable. syphilis
ia all forms GonorrhUa, Gieet, Structures,
Also the effects Of solitary habits, both ruinous
10 body and mind, aud winch produce some OF he
following effects: Blctches. Bodily Weakness,
ConssipssioH. Aversion aud CnsaSness q re-
male S..ciet., Vumarilness, nsaad o. Future
Events. finally complete prostitution Of the vi
tai powers, loss Of memory, ringing IN the ears.
impotencv- be fully restored to health. DIR.
W is the publisher cf nav medicAl work which
should be in the hands Of al those contemplating
prepay postage Please call tIenuly chat
The snh;ect ~ Rupture, or Hernia, has long
since attracted The attention Of the medical fac
u.ty of both Europe and America. nbe'nE one Of
Tho most distve -sinR complaints which man IS
subject 10 be effected with. Citil late years the
cure Of Rupture w H.-nia has been cnns'dered
qa,te. impr obnblr. itnot impossible While trsv.
clling through Europe in 1850, and visit ~ dia'
ercnt hospitals 10 search OF int"rmation. Dr W.
gave special at .enton to the subject Of Rupture or
Hernia in tier va,irsi and complicated forms.
which has en- lblcd him to perfect remedies BY
~hs6,, nine csscs out It ten can be permanently
cured, aud furnish stgasl ral'ef to he very woes'
kind of Hernia or Rupture. II will DO necessary
for every patient to visit pr. W. office. They
need not rem In ip ths cisy note thssf cnc day
ard "a, pan. or Suffering attends any 'rea'nen
Al hiA Y All letters with ., snp snswered
Dr. Whittier refers the public To the following
vsic,sns Dr Dstlor, Milwaukee. Wa; ilr Pea
BODY and "a Hermott Detroit DIR Price. Gram
RApids, Mich; Or Bowen nd D. Harrison, -
I.ouia; DIR Webster. DIR Gaines. Or j. Bailey.
Jas Thor, ), Chicago DIR Hendershott, T-l-do
q; Or Dsvis. Cincinnati; Dr. Beatty. st. Paul
MINI. Poet Office Boa 2.29A.
suu26 .dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-19
I. III. STOUT,
General Commission Merchant,

Cor. Commercial and Chestnut Sts.,
81. A4OGuA. MISSOURI.
Prompt attention given to the purchase aud
sale of produce and merch andise generally. lib
| eral cash advances made On consirnmcnts when
condition of the market does not JUS Il, sales on
! arrival tle1 SIN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-19
DIR. BIGELO Nv,
CONFIDENTIAL Physician!

formerly Of St. Louis, Missouri,)
ls0 south Clark street. Chicago.
rINHE ONLY RECI-l.ARi.Y Env1CArED AyD
i legally c..l;t;ad phrs;c;sn q Chicago Nm,
makes III. irea,mant &c private Comr{snfs a
su.,isl,,v III ~ ~. -. ...,.ii;I, 81
re,,ly T. afard III. s,i;a,aJ sa,d NH sn;ant;f.
me,lica, aid w;tbn, ,bo ,,ss ~ - ,,,crv mr. ny
rus iru,,s n, !, h.'s .,r ,,a,,v wssr: Js,",. -
liz VIII .,,,.n,;a, - IN. .rssin.n, ~ nr;y M.
l;''Ia3n 20 .1 "a ,r,s,s
~. s,,., =. ~. 40. ~. i..., .d.
M. ~ 80 ssess"'e"s ~ .'' c.s.i ~,
@ '''iicu,s cases. sScn ~ we,e ~ i
70 Inc ,sl,,,. - s,.r.h. 81 ~. .x,e,.ivr n.t, ~
.ye xa IL r. ~. "...;r.a n rnr',tessional ..
per4nre IN bnsr;,s II erd ,,iv IT, EXTEND
sns ~. IN, ~ nosP .nu "a ,hsr a.,,.rt.
n,an,s y, .,.a'..ai ~ 4 ,he ,i,senversr Of
h. M, s... 1890 r.,ne,,,es tor
these .,r,sn, oecr:. .sa ., ronic .i.ssus = and
y Fsgs'.,e'', n'.'ur.d S",rr.,ns IN
~, 80. ~ AZ =. t.s,.ncn;sfs All,
M, ~, a,.,.,,,d md ymru, In the
r.,,,'.... :, u.,,.,-e. r-~r y
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Nd en-: ID rse XII t. Mn -s '.. proved bryoha i
e@p''saiIna1 ssra'is r &c sig'Srs.
y N INA AZ lafs.si-l .dlsetn- assnses :,
sa s'qn.ys am a,aab y. ,s,r. si1 70 cys.
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y arpiic.i..p r. n,4os - NJ y,
y,nease.skn sna IN, ~. becomr VIC
/ ''nag men espec,a.y . T"y tina, dreadful
Hill Y so.,nrs KIM y ;;en annual. sweeps 10
naI.. ~ 'nns men uf III.
,a,su,s nj brilban, intellect. NAV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-19
igii@- g ssf,R ~ n JAMES.
;. y. f'ox s,iHv Inner Jswli 'Chicsgo.1

slys AAL. tptslr sAG0NTtf s.sa $50
A visit Us; itr Spite c,r n fo, II /, HOPE
liolIOwaj's Pills. 49,, s';a'
he o. uooa 4 Aseri hte S.olinr Ann ls1.,l hc ssveAi
BY Use OF holloray,s. Olntmsnt.
Ihe history OF Tin >, e1rv 81 kem1drwr Nc ass6e
womb rful Hedtcui rrvaat Son thti thcawcstd ~
ever known j. eial h,% t''r n'l Important
iiact y" wHFrrvFg, ma " vfprrra sulfs lR
aud healing prop,S ais- VI 81 .,s are isilv 1921
to MS sM'MfrWon aGi rae, and that, with IN
Ointment They are
The Great Eubassaaars II Health to Mankind.
This 7 not nans'9ra urii'esAkv 49, man, or
even detfs ed 'rNh the experiences oi one nation.
!, cwl " 20. fpp',.,aea I'd ie ilAoalas from
te SICK o,.ve snvv4s - nnsapvachhlAa.s0
e"n, che rkc of which has herasr been fut1uted
nssss "'' q s ~ Il n.ir.ss 49,
xsess, ish,y tsley " N IL i, new md, crit
ysh 81 Tried nss tho fhe ii ok n i.r-f,-l
me wa'tcr- as'ssfh,r e,sss ei.v,l - meet thk
raahit, !. ana cut ,sps.rey f't'e' y t,n ht,tfal
andolter dslet s.oy Psrl!e lea v - ~ sssly ~
ti th# NIL pos eEfSi mod was iisii osst ne
| the world; foLLov Asis lnvasHsiE lrlss have
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| thrj tfHtk tf E,tlt Dr. t0pr III Me coinnIhiry
and l,as, b fi4tdeilg tls iidiitn ssuse af Dis
ease ~ sos.ts a.s laest0ie Nv IA oopun silse
=, ,.,,.s ",,,, =, ~,, ~, =. ns1n "a "ss A1
~ ,,ssr"ap ''" r. ,l' 5000 80 ss.
Arc tsq spnrys- " 1hr drnapiett as,Itiirs. rhsn
eiisei L % sh.oie a. lhe iInias nft.e yojs, and
n.is II cirrulaiirn Now. wlat !. n. oner.,;"r
\ ~ tho Pine They r,rsrrr tt,c h,,,,Is rer,is,.
Inc liver, bring the relayc or irritatcd stomach
into nd'asdr.oAd'ss''nl and .c'ine ,ksough the
he state 81 Che ,,~m ire a, aLn... ~ 18Th
on % i. ~ a. . .s. =
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rr~ sirius ina'f~rt'.n. CcriAi-, 1Dftneato,
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1 weakness, CostiEeaNss, liTef Complaints, Dys-
4 bro : euc snd Gravel. Debility. Secopdss1
symptoms F.y. "A ~, Asir Ee9,r e. Aheesens
sen.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-19
DE4)CRAT.

fDdlLl B54EUCHAI.
lE%$3l1sE;!M4#
+: :: !: s IL II n |||'&|
sons character, shows also, that he intenda
to be III 0oassyspifi u ~. adnialsts,.
ton.
II 10 nov definitely kmown that he din.
Guilty q the cabinet meeting ~ Friday, -.
tween Secretary Stanton and President
Johnson had its origin in the sttempt to en-
gran negre suffrage upon the southern
President johnson, new to the Presidcn
tial office, Expressed Dissent 70 the doctrine
IN manner that led Stanton to believe he
could coerce or frighten him into it. Ia this
he was mistaken, His loud voice and threat.
ening attitude reused the sleeping hon OF
Sohnson's nature, and The scene which en-
sued I'LL the secretary found be had nistsk
On his man, was terrible. At that meeting
and IN that scene, President johnson gave
evidence that abolitionism had but little Of
bis sympathy and that, ~ President OF
the United States. he had duty 70 perform
10 serving the Union, not in erecting one TO
serve the Ctopian views Of men who would
set aside all tie principles Of the Fathers Of
the Republic, ia order 10 suit their own SET
fish views IN . word. he gave evide nee
that he held States rights views, and, It
truth in pure phernology, he win stick TO il,
for firmness ia largely developed Mr.. s.
cannot r. main in the cabinet. unless ~ .
mere clerk, for Mr.. Johnson 10 President
and will take the responsibility Of al acts.
and will allow no one TO act contrary to his
views. During the last four years, the
heads Of the departments have each set up
. government Of their own. scarcely even
deikning to consult the President. This il
now done away with. The President il at
the head Of the administration, and il alone
responsible to the people. And that re-
sponsibilty he is not afraid Of meeting.
In other and better days Of the Republic,
Andrew johnson was . democrat, without
reproach. That he will be 20 again, the ~.
.ience is accumu'ating, to show in h's firm
intention. II he carries out this resolve,
the hearts Ill patriots viii rejoice.
wendell Philips says that the repudia
ton Of which he spoke in Boston Is the one
which rebels would be guilty Of, ifthey we're
allowed to get into congress by restricting
suffrage at the South te the whites.
The secretary Of the treasury telegraphs
to New York that the Presidents procla-
nation removes all restrictions on products
and on all trade excepting contraband arti-
cles east Of the Mississippi
CoPPERuEADs.-If we are to believe the
Tina, Gcrrat Smith talks like one, and il
the Tribune, then those who oppose negro
suffrage belong to the tribe, and these last
include about - many Republicans Is Dem
OrrAtS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-19
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diseases Of the Threa1 Chess - Dungs IS
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This medieape im.,sN sseiy SfUPSthe COu6ii
produces free 81 - 1pecsosston. reno - ="
mucuous ond foul 01oeer troo INC ~ RA sat'
gives ease In dincak bseashta&. ansIs ~ ri.pr
ton Of the Lungs - eoect- SfkhUA r
By soothing sno boolinG all Pnsmoba'y
ny. lnreeess Cough lBalsnm
..r,A =. :..-x;.,,s md rer-
y purely vegesis ~ ~ ~ ~ - mild ard
'ecuy 1.Imss = ~ 49,. .s.l I, has been
= sse %os ,ts Si s.s, ten years Millions
~ S. ~ ~ ~. 10. - 81 ;.,sns drurrisss
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anu IA ~ ~ nSve ueu us rr,~s Tiaa1jd REM
90! nv ~" ~ ss LrDa sna
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W1NTER COTGn.
The sssL dry winter Coug ID, sslach q cts ot;D
Peep bE and invalid. Il q low sta,s OF hes"A'
M. s.~-..s.. $50. n,,snr.
!, 80. ,.;.,.,. 40 s,;u,,,,s. The vaole
bre ssh;nr eppsrs,us. and ,mparis ne., lie !. the
EN- sciatsd system. itnmediaie attention sho ID
be given 10 esnl Is .tt
COuehx Colds. and i)ikeaVk OF he lnnss.
-, sisaase
"esaet pave sou aConvh 700. " IT, ny Ian.
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Common cold. Coughs and colds. If not cured in
.ne,r early stage lead 10 Con,lmPtion' n' I'M, t.
Pe'naps 70 an eatiy usash PC ~,
suu procure ~ once tha' ceieor"'ea fe"e"'
lDr. Corter'S Cough lBai~asns
Which ,.x.r f.;rs m r. IN Cor,bs aud Cold. in
4 ia davs and has cr,ed ,bonsands ur,on ihous-
and of c.s's a., fn.u,n,,,on nj, ar ny cials and
al other remedies had la,lcd. and the patients
had no, N ,,v.n an n dis This I,I..,lll l. the
most nerfect and tntallihle remedy for all dseas.
"a Of The Lungs known TO the civilized world
~ Ask Tor Dr. CARERS coucn bAl.A'
and take nothing else. ~
rricc . c.nte sof ~ botie' liuge "D''''s'
SiSo, per Do'te x, A..
oo'S AZ Ut. hASIEhLi ~. =, ra",n. 81
S,"1 aaore corner .. ln'.u ana al
p. Aos' 80: ."u ~ M. ~, w IN" '-'o'' -
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rshe ~u.A.A urn~nrsnms Medical Dis.
~ow~rv ~ ~ mn I'cnianry il
Dr. MaTks Syp"lluc o.
THIS CELEBRATED REMEDY Is a
SPEEDY. Safe and Rad cal Cure for Syph
Ills in the primary Secondary ana Ter
49,. - ~ 0S~o'
uasy o.ABes.
'"oM !'me l.nnem9ra' there mas eA's srV X
~ an LahsE " liES courageous
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-19

DR.. Marks SyplilitiC Cure
Which SsyER FAILS TO cunk lrlmary s.llis in
faS d.lv.l Il. i,svt.,s hiIei tile lleFs pear,
II win ErrRcrrALLY prsr or he virus. that i
Will not PASS from, the Primary the SECONDARY
STAGE THIS medicine j. =. rERLEcr ANIIpoig Ia
us.d IN the rInsr srAcKit cNsctually AxSmn ATE !
sm DrR tiass e never !, appear Any ioi M
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-19

CoPPERuEADs.-If we are to believe the
Tina, Gerriat Smith talks like one, and il
the Tribune, then those who oppose negro
suffrage belong to the tribe, and these last
include about - many Republicans Is Dem
OrrAts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-19

Wendell Philips says that the repudia
ton Of which he spoke in Boston is the one
which rebels would be guilty Of, ifthey we're
allowed to get into congress by restricting
suffrage at the South te the whites.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-19
Observation-Disclosures

lanlemtc lnstitute..
Established 1850, aud charter
ed by the legislatures OF ken-
lucky and Minnesota, for the
treatment Of all diseases Of the
urinary and Generative Or.
I, including Seminal Weak
ness and venereal diseases.
|t0 AsSt JlsaotpasneA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-19

The secretary Of the treasury telegrapha
to New York that the Presidents procla-
nation removes all restrictions on products
and on al trade excepting contraband arti-
cIes east Of the Mississippi.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-19

Secondary Syphilis
Is nrRkprfARf md may be tra;isnnttedto the off,.
speinx oy either parent Or both Those who sus-
peet from ASY:scArsE. she existence of any sYpnIs
iIf1c VIRUS in their systems should not fail to use
u. Narks SypAiliic Csrs and IfUs
And eradicate. III dice se EEroRE MARRIAGE. aud
thereby secnse the certainty Of y rurr ard
healthy oispring Parents having The Disease. /.
and having transritted it 10 your children,
should D. csre the syphi lite Cure and RI Is, and
crRk rouRsnkSal AND CarIpaxx They viii make
ret aud Yot1 clatUAo Sssa and nnAirSY.
Dr.. Narrs Sspl1itit Cure and Iills
Will cure coxsrfrrrr0AAl sYrsnls in the second
and Tertiary Stages. Persons who suspect from
any cause either hereditary. from contarion. or
bad treatment, the existence Of any svphfntic
pssssS e tras ss%.s " ]? .ss Y ;s .s e;
perfec, cure is effected 8 lAese medicines will
cure the worst cases, no matter how long stand
ing. how deeply seated ia the 5, ten or how
bad. They will sDnii.ilate and cApel cseri par
ticle q, Syphilitic Virus from the constitution
and restore the patient TO perfect state of
health and purity. A warning voice is now her
aided forth 10 ulf the afflicted in the land to
in, or send IN for the medicine and be cured be.
| fore /, is too late.
| To Rheumatic Sufferers.
N. B,-Those suffering HAT painful disease
Rheumatism, will be ,.!eukes 10 learn tina, safe
i 'uu VIC mas ~ IaSI DetH "iSCoVeVtu.-
DR MARE SYPHiLlTiC CURE AND PILLS are consti-
| tutionAs remedies. he, remove the cause and
| the Cure Is certain and etmaneni Ihfy sfi' edi-
~ cure the worst Of rheumatism and nc the
only medicine that will. In support Ut ~iai We
have said we will wager
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
i That these medicines will cure more cases u
REe umatism from any cause, than all 9th r so
called remedies put tegsiheg, in The United
StaWl We thallenee tess. b sAa HAH Elm
Il A Trestse on Syphilitic Diseases, giving plain
directions fdf tre91ment sccompsh1es- aeh pack
aye Of the medicine.
The medicines will be sent by Express to ~
parts Of III country receipt OF the tnone,
and % cents sddif5hal topay Tor PACK ny h"s
and shipping.
\ Sold Ut -. EAsi KRLY Il Co. & Fsmi'v Medicin,
| Store, corner of hind and Nhestai., .,t.ecfs ~
| Louis. Mo- and at their b anch Store 81 Mad
| s0n street, Chicago, Al.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-19
Advice to the AfHlCted.

Reader have ~ou sYrHrLs q the fRriA RY srAGt!
DO DOT neg !, ct u an no YOUR HEAL H. HAPr1
MESS and LIFE pERugD ~ this DESTRUCTIVE Dis
EASE. Strre t. Di.srRsY IT, il pc>slu,a. wiiiie m
| I ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-19
FRANZ PIT VI EBs
plr. WHITTIER.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR at LAW
"a und Notary Public. Odic" III f.cClaire Block
Dsreuppr, L-..a jnal -dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-19

[:sEasN Dr. WHITTIER. ia
/ ]" ! ! !
~ mn south CLARK street, between u adj
NJ sisol and Monroe, Chicago, OF
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-21
BETTER Indications.

The Hartford Times says: "It is signifi-
cant sign of the times, that now that the
people are Uoting once more, and voting, too,
a little after the good and free old fashion
of the country's better days, we are called
upon to record results in all quarters ad-
verse to the dominant and domineering
party of radicaIism, with whose rise to
power came SO many Of the country's woes.
Washington City overthrows the fanatics.
Old Virginia, voting once more in the
Union, excites the wrath and alarm of the
radicals by the results of her elections.
Even in Wheeling the Loyal Leaguers are
overthrown at the polls by an oyerwhelm-
ing majority. And old Connecticut is re-
spending, in such results as the elections of
last Monday in New London and Water
bury. New London, hitherto relied upon
by the radicals for three or four hundred
majority every time, now elects Demo-
cratic Mayor!-and that Mayor, too, is
Frederick L. Allen! Verify, the skies are
Frightening when these signs happen. The
Negrophilists may see in these signs Of the
times the beginning of the end,' SO. tar as
their baletul mission is concerned" Hh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-21
A Had Sign.

The Abolition agitators of the Reserve
are herein attendance on the State Conven-
ton in full force. 1t is much to be regret
ted that they did not stay at home, and al
low moderate men to attend. No matter
what sort of q platform may be adopted
no matter how adroitly it may be .worded
the public who. know how these men
have kept the country in continual turmoil
will know that they have certain ends to
promote, and that they will use the candi-
dates who shall be nominated by the Con-
vention to further their ends. If the soldier
delegates knew how unpopular these Abo-
lftion agitators are becoming they would
politely ask them to withdraw from the
Convention and permit them to nominate a
Ticket of Patriotic men who heartily sup
port the President in putting his heel on
Consolidation and Negro Suffrage.