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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-24
gg- For Tho consideration of OF

g9- For the consideration Of ono
dollar the city Of Springfield, ILL.,, ex-
ecuted, on the 10th inst, TO the Ma
sional Lincoln Monument Association,
a deed of COZ acres of land for the
tomb and monument. The Associa-
ton pledges itself to build a suitable
vault, erect monument and keep
the grounds in good order during its
corporate existence, and then to decd
the same to the State of Illinois, to be
held forever by the State, subject to
these trusts Itis expressly provided
that the ground is not to be used as
the burial place ofany other persons
than Mr.. LINCOLN, his wifo, sons and
their immediate families.
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DO NOT SWEAR.

Profane swearing is very justly re-
garded by all true gentlemen a most
debasing practice. The utterance of
oaths quickly sinks man in the esti-
nation Of all who entertain proper
notions of true manhood. We have
noticed that the habit is quite too COM
mon among our mechanics; and We
would urge upon them to quit it. If
a man happens to pound bis finger
with hammer, the injury and pain
are made none the least severe by
swearing about 1t. The tongue is an
unruly member and needs constant
watching less it becomes fouled with
moral sediment-ScientySc American.
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CROPS IN CANADA.

r The Commercial Advertiser says:
o.. A Canadian gentleman furnishes US
with the following in regard to the
crops Of Upper and Lower Canada !:
Tho crops this year will prove to be
the largest ever harvest in Canada, and
the yield will be of the finest quality.
A favorable spring, with genial rains,
and the fine harvest weather, have
done wonders this season, and the gen.
eral trade of the Provinces has re-
ceived an impetus such as has not been
experienced since 1916. The wheat
crop of both spring and winter is un-
usually large in most of the districts,
with the exception of small tracts
which have been afflicted by midge.-
OF peas a large breadth of land has
been sowu this year, and the sample
is very fine, with more than an aver
age yield. Barloy-0wing to the high
prices paid for barley the past three
years, farmers have given their atten-
tionto the cultivation ofthis grain, and
sown q larger area than in any pre-
wious year, which has been harvested
in fino condition. In reference to the
!, crop, it is wonderful, both regarding
Apantity and quality, as such o yield
per acre has not been known either in
Upper or Lower Canada, and 1T is es-
timated that il will exceed 1900, ,OOO
bushels as compared with any previous
season. The rye crop is good, and the
sample fine, with, the average area
eown. Oats, also very fine crop
more than a1 average, while the grain
is Of an sxeellent quality. -u
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rhe Kuling Nensation. ;

Speaking of an elopement from
Nashville, the Dispatch says: "A
We are surprised thatany one should
elope from Nashville. 1t is the best
bit of romance that has beamed on our
fair city during the past year. Di-
voroe and bigapy are the ruling SEN
sations,
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A Rishmona Paper ON the situation.


New YORK., August IA The Rich.
mond Wing, of Saturday, in leading
article teprecating the position assum-
ed by those ut the North who demand
polical punishment for the treason of
the rebels, claims the punishment of
the South sufficient already. 1t says
the sun does not look upon civilized
people whose lot is so deplorable as
theirs. In the first place. they had to
sustain the shock of disappointment
and humilirtiOn; second, from the
weaithiest people in the world they
became the poorest third, bred to
perfect political liberty, they find them
selves without self government, and
degraded tito legal quality with
their own former slaves. In addition
to these, there is vague but deep 90
licitude growing out OF the new condi.
ton of the race which, while servile,
was protection, but freed and placed
upon an equality by an influence TO
vhich it is now brought, cannot but
be regarded as a danger. To this list
it will not add by saying there is
scarcely household in the South in
which there are not eyes that are dri-
ed for loved ones that are not seen no
more. From the day the President
resolved on giving to the South self
government, the radicals resolved upon
lhwarting his efforts, the pith of all
complaint being that these people claim
the right ofsuffrage 10. the negroes
1t counses the people of the South to
keep their temper, as they have in the
President friend firmly determined
to see that their rights are accorded
them. ....... . I'D,
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tant from the vessel. The captain of
the First Fruit reports; Asked the
Terrible whether thew considered the
cable recoverable. The answer was,
Gould not say"
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D6r George p. Robinson, the SOL
dier who saved Secretary Stewards
lilo, was, married on the 18th inst. at
Springfield, Maine, He has also been
presented with q farm out West, and
may, now settle down and enjoy him
gAlf with "reminiscences of his desper-
ate encounter With Payne to enlivon
his winter evenings. y" ~
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Ths orsal Es.,ern Meara From.

AsPY BAY, @. B., Aug. ia large
vessel hove in sight at 6 o'clock this
morning. AT this hour, half.past 9
o'clock, she is within thirty.four miles
of the shore. Flags are seen gaily fy-
ing from her. fa
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-24

no Philadelphia has fifty-eight marc
churches than New York City, witA
about three quarters the population.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-24
THE CROPS.

Erroneous reports having been wide
ly circulated concer ming alleged re.
ports of the wheat crop to the Agri-
cultural Department, that department
furnishes the foil owing official state
ment: v ...t. f.... tt,
department Of Agriculture has
just completed its tables, showing the
condition Of the crops on the 1st Of
August, as reported by its correspon-
dence. AT that time the harvest had
q. not been secured, but from other cor.
respondence since then tits believed
that the wheat had not received any
additional injury, except, perhaps, in
Wisconsin and Minnesota, where the
rains have extended since the 1st day
of August. n ' r 5L'i
t9d "The Department has issued anoth-
or circular, which will be returned on
the 1st, day of September, renewing
its inquiries relative to wheat and 9TH
or crops; also as to the amount of old
wheat in the country; and when this
circular is received information will
be more difnite and complete; but it
is believed that the loss will not be
less than now reported. The tables
formed from the agricultural circular
show the following decrease of the
crops of 1865 from that of last year:
Crops of 1854 100 6o5 e23 bushels.
Estimated for lb6b...... a464.l2b
10 Decrease. .!...z6, ,24i ,69S bushels
80, The loss is as follows: In New
England and Middle States, 657 ,38a
. bushels; in Maryland and Delaware
i179, ,571 bushels;in Western and North
& western States, 23,864,744 bushels; TO-
atal, 26, ,241, ,698 bushels. All other
crops, but particularly corn and po
tatoes, are most promising, except TO-
! Jbacco, of which considerably less has
heen planted. The oats crop is very
largo, and the hay crop in the Wesf
has been much INJURED by tho wet
but is still abundant.
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For the Lancaster Gazette.

A Few Plain Questions and Answers
Relative to Most Import ant Events
now transPiring by ono who Claims
NO originality in their Preparation,
and Seeks only for Truth-A Returned
VoIunteer y
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-24

/ Let every sensible, refecting man
draw his own deductions. Take things
as they are, not what we would desire
them; and if negro suffrage is a,logical
sequence of negro emancipation, then
let it come and come quickly. a q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-08
DIR. BICBI.ow
CONFIDENTIAL Physician
Formerly Of St Louis. Missouri.)

Formerly Of St Louis. Missouri
10 A0nlh Clark street. ChicagO.
THE ONLY REGULARLY EDUCATED AND
i legally qualified Physician in Chicago who
makes the treatment Of Private Complaints
speciality. His Office has been established ex-
pressy 10 afford the afflicted sound and scientific
medical aid, without the use Of murcury or nox.
ous drugs DR.. b. has for many years devoted
his whole attention 70 the treatment OF private
complaints in their varied and complicated forms.
His success In the treatment OF those long stand
ing and difficult cases, such As were f0rmerp con-
sidered incurabIe, IL sufficient to recommend him
to the public Us worthy Of the extensive patron
age which he has received. Ia professional e.
pcrience in hospital and private practice extend
ing through MANY years in TINS ana other depart
ments Of medical science be is the diseovefer Of
the only safe, speedy and reliable remedies for
these virulent, secret and chronic diseas-s, and
has letters Of Recommendation from the most
distinguished and experienced Surgeons and
Ply siciansof this country, - tes'monfsis Of ms
treatment 81 diseases Of private asture. k
The universal and unfaiiing success - the
treatment ,donted by him, has proved beyond .
doubt that permanent cure for the worst Gases
Of constitutional syphilis, gonosrIsss. ssraetures
in any form, I'll mercuriai snect.on.. .es =
ma,orrhma. etc, can now be Obtained TO moral
certainty. II application be made 70 those wnose
,nteIliscnee sill and exDertence can ne fehed o.
iouSr men especially VINO hase become ~
tins Of solitary vice or self abuse y6ss drsss..
and destructive habit. wnlcn srnuu ~ 81 ths
most ~ Med talents and brilliant tateIsecs may
cali ~;th fnlj confidence On" perfect cure.
r,msiss suffering from irregular ties attendant
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sons having ny obssru ~ (. \. e.rea 'n00l
a. th;nks II i hisduty to sdviDe the unf6rtu.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-08
Stop That COmgh:
.ALLEN,S
LUNG BALSAM:
he Great Remedy IL the.euve Of
CONSUMPTION

AND ALL DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
VvVHE results Of its use 10 proof Of it, greet
u value. The extraordinary HEALING PROP
ERrlES Of this medicine are experience by all
found in pamphlet, which can be obtained Of
t.e Agents where the medicine il for sale.
Coughs and Colds, however distress ing, ne
broken up in an incredible short time, by cshsiog
specific influence On the lungs. 70 that themai-
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Pains and Soreness of The Cheat are ou;cklv r..
. r,s ., the irr.ated parts becompx hesled-
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ALLEc'SLUNG BALSAN contains :. -;
nm in any torm Il is perfectly harmless for the
most delcHte child. 'o' '''e
Cossunr1lyss would DO we'll to resd his tre.t;.
PHYSICIANS who have failed 70 cur. .h.;.
tients should try this Ne .ieiue before thev ~ H.
the.case up, - We know very manv vs},sh,s
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Re sure and get AlSnx's,Lvse pA.sA. I'D /,
no other criticize Be palned 6pon you
ALL.xs Lusc BAiaAn isput up with great care
and with fine steel engraved label. bearing ths
sigsture Of the proprietors.
DON'T FORGET THAT
ALL!'s Lvsc RA,aAn s.si tessk - ~ sssss ~
trsaiag Cough n 4 ~ kossv tims,
Many cases Of Coxsunsssoa, ira were consid
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Call and get apanphlet, - s4aa Tie rcshsrkshle
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Of this medicine 80
Don't despair because n ctAse tsas@fss have
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-08

From tie Richmond Republic, June 2s)
Notwithstanding the great precaution
taken by Monsieur Paul, the French Consul
in this city, eight hundred and twenty five
hogsheads Of the tobacco belonging to his
Government were burned in the Davenport
warehouse. Four thousand i've hundred
hogsheads stored in other warehouses were
saved, and are now being shipped for Havre.
The Wheeler left this port for Havre yes
terday, having on board one hundred and
fifty hogshcads Of this tobacco.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-08

A Private Medical Tfeatise on the Anatomy
nd Physielc " % The SEXUAL Organs and their
Diseases, centaiug SEQ pages, and over one hum
dred 6De eugravings Price one dollar Il treats
ON veneresl diseases ineloding gsaacrrhea, gseeA
spyhylis. structure, gravel stone, rupture. piles.
fsisia uriHAry depc1119 s1d diseased ofthe kia-
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treatise ~ self abuse, spevmatsssAea, 6exual sad
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se5$e The GALkNlC iNSftiufn.
e"v aa 81 Panl, 1in1NA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-08
A Noble Answer.

During the interview Of the South Caro-.
lima delegation with President johnson, IL
regard to re. organizing Union government
in that State, one Of the delegates rcmark cd
to the President:
"You have the power"
"Don't let us proceed upon the idea Of
poseer, out upon that Of right was the no.
bic response Of President johnson.
That's the doctrine, doctrine worthy Of
Jackson. Let us proceed upon the idea Of
right. do what is right, and VIC shall soon
have harmony again.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-08

A NAvY-YARp NEAR JErvrnsox BAn-
nAcEs.-In accordsnee With the report Of
the committee appointed some months since
TO locate the Western Navy Yard, the Gov
eminent had determined upon site short
distance below jefferson Barracks, posses
sing among other advantages, coed harbor
where the river seldom becomes blockaded
with ice. Capt. Charles A. Bsbcock, U.
$. NJ, has been appointed to superintend
the matter, and the survey Of the land and
the erection Of suitable buildings will be
commenced at once.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-08
EylS3a MANHOOD
oE New Lost. How Restored

Just Published, IN a scaled Enrelope. lrscs CO.
A LECTURE on the Nature. Treatment, aud
Radical cure Of Spermator hna. or Seminal Weak
ness, lnv voluntary Emrnissi ms Sr xual Debility,
ousuess, Consumption, Epilepsy, aud Ehs Men
fal and Physical Iucapacity. fesuitng from Sell
Abuse, e., BY Rom J. CuLvxkwRLL, N. D., au-
thor Of the dsssx Boox. &c.
~ Boon to Tnousands Of Sufferer"
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, TO any ad
postane stamps, by DK J. G. KllN6. l27 Bow
sry, NY. r o. box 4,5ss. jel4-dAwam
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-08

GEx. SHERMAN has been honored with
public reception in Louisville. The address
Of welcome ~as delivered by Hsa. James
Guthrie. In An evening or two he 10 TO BE-
entertained st grand banquet At the Louis.
vile Hotel.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-08

n1v>H8 For the past ~ years W. W.
has ma,,c tue treatment OF private diseases his
business and study which has enabled him 10
perfect RENE lies which are speedy and permu-
ncnt, and in all cases can be hscd without hinder
ancc 20 business or exposure 10 friends
Particular attention given to old standing cas-
cs. such rs were considered incurable. syphilis
in all forms GonorrhTa, elect, Structures,
Also the effects Of solitary habits. both ruinous
to body and mind aud which produce some OF he
following effects. Blotches, Bodily Weakness,
Constipation. Aversion and uncasiness IN Re-
male Suciety Cnmanlincss. Dread OF Future
Events. finally complete prostration OF the vi
tai powers, loss Of memory, ringing in the ears,
impotency can be fully restored to health. Dir.
W. is the publisher Of new medical work which
should be In the hands OF all those contemplating
marriage Sent to all on receipt OF 10 cents to
prepay postage. Please call friendly chat
will cost YOU nothing
The subject OF Rupture, or Hernia, has long
since attracted the attention Of the medical fac
uty of both Europe and America tbeng one OF
the most distressing complaints which man -
snheci to be afflicted with. U itl late years the
cure Of Rupture or Hernia has been considered
quite Improbable. fnot impossible. While trav-
cling through Europe in ls5o. aud visit ny din
orent hospitals in search Of Information. Or. W.
gave special at to the subject Of Rupture or
Hernia in tier varied and complicated forms,
which has enabled him To perfect remedies by
which nine eases out at ten can be permanently
cured, and furnish signal relief to he very worst
kind OF Hernia or Rupture II viii be necessary
for every patient to visit DIR. VS. office. They
need not remain in the city more than one day i,
and pain suffering attends any treatment
Of his All letters with stamp answered.
DR. Whittier refers the public to the following
ply sicians Dr Detlor, Milwaukee. Wis; DIR Pea
BODY aud OR Kcrmott Detroit; DIR Price. Grand
Rapids. Mich: Or Bowen and DR. Harrison, st.
Louis; DR. Webster. DR. Gaines. Dir }. Bailey. d.
Jas Thorn. Chicago /; DR. Hendershott, Toledo,
o.; DIR Davis. Cincinnati DIR Beatty, st. Paul,
Mimi. Post office Box 2.2yA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-08

The unparalleled success which has sttended
Dr. JameH practice In EnrOpe, the United States
and New Ovlrans the many n inevitable cures hs
has effected. vhich ~ers psOnoumccd incursble ~
sring his services 70 he confidence Of the unfos.
innate.
The Following IT. some Or The diseases terubed
''Privsic," aad which DR.. James permanently
erad,ca'ss: sis-S,e hilis. primary secondary
Gcncrrhes, Nocturnal and DiurnAl Emissions.
Sexual Dcbility. DissNAss cf The Bskk end l.oins,
lhaaDatioD Of the nladdsr and Kidneys Rhcu-
mstism. Hydrocele. verecoccle. Csnccfs. etc.
Diseases pscrlisr 10 Females, such a. Amenorf-
hea. DySmenorrhagia. MetrorrhsgiA. Chlcrosts,
Nervous Dcbelity, etc, succcasfulfy treated.
DIR. Jamcs' long practice 10 New Oslesns. end
the endorsc0ent VI the Nediol fraternity, ssd
the almost entire southern press. should COW
vince the most skepiiral that Or. James can and
will perform oil that he pronAisea.
DIR. James woeld alse call the attention cepce
tally Of those who have privately and improperly
injured Themselves. in that secret and solitary
habit which ruins both body snd mind. unit
ting them for both business and society. produc-
ing both Constitutional Debility and lmpotescy.
The following arr some Of the BAD aud melan-
choly effects produced y early hsbit~ ~ youth Or
| ~ xuAI cxcesacs, viz: Weakness Of the bark and
Limbs. PAIN IN the Head. bimncsA Of Vision
Loss Of Musculsv Power. Palpitation Of the
Heart. Dyspepsia. Nervousness, 1lrritab,lity.
symptoms OF Consumption. ~. Mentally the
fearful effects on the mind are more 70 be- dread
ed loss Of Mtmory, Confusion Of Ideas. N
pres ION Of Spirits. Evil forebodinEs. Ave slot,
| % Soetssy. Sslf Dstrust. Love ot Solitude. iim-
idity &C., arr ~srae II the evils produced.
AU persons afflicted with any IL the above dis
eases and symptoms. should not fail 10 call on Dr..
James, and b. ~ once scAtorcd "a perfect health.
Let no false delicacy deter you but call At once,
aud save yourselves from the awful and terrible
consequences Of these much 10 DO dreaded mala
dies. 80 y"
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il lThesent distsncs By dsetrIinki svvHfom
4inJhshk STAMP lorsftprn stswef ~ IIlf1ceiv
prompt attention by addressing 49,.
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LP., q, Box 3. 100 laval -dhvly ChjcAao,l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-08

An expedition win start from Leavsn..
worth about the middle If August, for the
purpose Of catching from Ave 70 ten thou
and buiialoU. h II propesed 10 tame them
and drive them TO the States for market.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-08

As,Ass Cesvsstiso Of The Dasseracy u
Ohio will be held at Columbus, on Thun.
day, the oath day Of August next. m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-08

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