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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-04-21

The PriHter.-Fhe master Of all trades
He beats the farmer with his fast Hoe"
the carpenter with his rule" and the
mason in setting up tall columns, he sur
passes the lawyer ane doctor in attention to
his case" and beats the parson in the
management of the devil"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-04-21

70 you, fellow-citizens Of the South. We
osr TONIC BIrTEs eoaaoessa WITH rssssass . dlss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07
CONSTITUTION WATER

mas BEEN PRONOUNCEDBY THE MEDl-
II cal Faculty and the public to be the most
won6esful remedy for the permanent cure OF all
Diseases Of the STOMACH, hkvEky KIDNEYS
~ slADDsR that has ever been offered.
nisn6t anlxsnAL WAfBn. II is from experience,
that CONSTITUTION WATER has emanated and We
nov Bay let no man doubt, when . single bottle
he's been known to cure diseases which the best
medical talent in this country has failed n relieve
Aremedy possessing the virtues Of CoDStitutiOn
Water cannot Be classed under ''quack" prepare
loas, q Il u now used BY the most scientific
practitioners in this city. 1t - only second Glass
physicians that cry down popular remedies, while
complish cure; and the success ofthe physicians
increases This knowledge Of diderent remedies
ensble him 70 prodsee cure, while others fail y
the attempt Science is satisfied with the truth.
Give Ccnstitutioa " stsr fair trial--we mean
you Who ses under some spsciaList's care from
year - year, and particularly alldde 10 ladies
vhe ~ oonstsetly resorting to local treatsseHt.
with % much chance Of succcss asthere Would b.
non Iced spplicasicns 70 the throat FOE disease
Of teAin. We have been careful to use language
ID ouf circular that could not shock the most del
ieoee otganisation, but We receive SO many COM
munico1ioQe tfum persons for which Constitution
WeAse 10 adapted, and Of whose disease no men
tioa - besa made, that We Nave come 70 the
eesein6ios thoA II ne remedy Is capable Of ,fo-
dul5aG eure, no a1&aet what the disease may be,
4 SA09A ~ aIsde known Tho medicine 10 put
% ~ HE public. and there shonlA b. no excep-
ttooe. We Mgj Coeatitatien Water is mot like .
ellaed pill nod = suit the eye and taste; il is
aedieiss, u every sense ef the term placed n
~ nod q the people for their relief, and Il
tsksn according 70 The directions il will In every
- peodses fsdicAl cure. We would say that
the ireeionG h regard 70 Diet etc., relate only to
Aha dinenaa unhAr which thov occur, tasf4W M
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07

|
Blue mass ana o.her preparations Of mercury 49,.
ally pr oduee saose suoer and death than ~ dseaoo
Ard YET this corrosive material, depeuneUd By a.
opathc doctors. prescribed " them almost unvesSD
ally in cascs oliver complaint, consnnpson efiunsN
etc. .
uERRIcK,s SUGAR COATED FILLS
composed entirely 81 roots AID herbs obi aucdiTU
the great so rehcuse ~ nature and their ssnshry -
fecs will spp-H soon the snsdicls n brought ~
the test OF fxe ex,ssAirent. Hesrlsks Pm do n0e
produce any DauscA o. sckress ~ the stomach bu1
when ven Tor dSspr. a may be proper 10 use them
In coutecton vteh IeSrick's Plas ers sztcrrpiiy.
ny thisjudciqis resinNnt Dig stivs lptslfies AZ
speed u sAtbSrd "a ucls fun vtk6r IRE Nh sse -
wne ass "s ssass. |. az ,lrs4s p.
organ eftAeDoses 0fAt q teb anDeurd The nADssone
duty Of lterins Ne blood prspnsias the HR, - -
1, is sulJect 20 many dtsosders and thai when die.
easel Inactive, % " ole BODY sueys s,hapatheuc.
Aiyj u Is not sufrftiny Tint atnrd,cins which 60
rrstSrc the nlthy sresadns 81 ths live adSd ~.
dnce wpsderai ehsngea tAc geasYsl hea N And -
feet cures which may appear to b alsnost nsaealeas
llsadsthe Of ,ong costinr s sevs!e - y y Ne sAic
HftAss and shoulders. acilne ofshs tryksse fsona
eepsgI weakpese and wseEtednesA asd ~ sRasalm
Ing of dstscesir< sns ,dicsttvc 81 &pefcvre
ises, er~9 assDu o. the liver. or sveelilA ssnvsA 4
lIefrdk'e DueossCsAts6 pills aod kh0I PiasosO
sold w. DfsaEsesa ~ NcSoh1a1s N ~ part nshe
U ated saatsok Oonado eos<h Amsetcas 0r ~, ane
australia. and may be obtained by csiline iehesen ~
eheis ftiiname. ~ F.,ft .st7I AepsiA &1y
mn lsER aIOK : a. A,kssv n 4, y asisi, a !. q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07

IA W.T. W EAsRs aud xsss0us hhsilffr his
study tor the last twenty years, aud y
therefore the person whom oil afflicted should
consult No one ever heard Of . patient
thia not being ctred sincc he has been IN tes
ety. His reputati on has vouchers IN all the city
papers, his patients and the medical profession
both here and abroad, A. being the most skilie2
~ hAcialist kert, eod "a thorough r1estcf u ~
scxu@l disease. HOthsrs fsih dQn't despar.N
him 4 call. Its only con mon occontrcnce with
him u cure such cases. His rooms are scpsraie
tor ladies' aad gsntlemeh, sndthe most complies
.srHutso Nm, TAss PAssscuIAa EoIics.-- Doeeee
|hf4ei low d0v ctes m uSh Of hts time 10 the GOAe.
ment 81 those c1scs caused BY secrct habit "a =
ruins both mind ana body, uniting the uni =
tunate Individual FOR either business Or soceey.
l The sad elscls Of these eArl4 habits, Of The sx
cesses Of riser yesra, isto wsshen sud deelleseo
th4co institution, destroy the ply sjcal snd mens
eo1erA sDvsu,ntah and sntecODe the naturol leoj.
6ke. and exhauAts the vitalencrgses ~ nj nhepol
i the pleasures o. fife Gre marrc", the cbjecs ~
MARI - frnstr atcd. and xiEtcncc itself redrr
ed tesm d unceesiug misery and regret eaC
| riage. should lese no time In msking immedjste
appi icatlou, n ~. D., BY his asw 6casnsnt q
/ enabled 10 enSurs speedy md pefmasent Suto.
Capitalization frbc una confidential. once No.
| Q7D South C1x street, cofhsr ~ NOu4Ve.
| half block from tho Pos. Oiice. r. o. Dpy, H01
Chicago. III. Oefca hours from = am. 70 0r. M
Send fop Ais s6nid64o ncAl0, ~ robn4e1
| mpn(hIy. free Of charlie. . d. g@ssf .~ss
Nh. byAiAdiss, - 81 Assriptvs aeegias 81 Pc
EsAYic DB6no61B nc best pseye9tiso - oo0co1o@
| Known. - . atIy addriDH - u eh0gUos II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07
DEM0CR3T.

Dnenuaan DnaAono-The o.aass1
6enao1aon.
From the New York Corfespcndehte Of The
"a Hartford Press.
Y6u may recall one De Lave, . tight ssps
performer, who long time ago DSuuisllsd
the naGives Of Rochsetsr By hie SsDlg above
~ osussee Fslls. Hs h6s Just rstsensd
here from many ysass spsat 10 Seuth Ace.
ica ani Mexico, and i going to eivs ~
pueylo . new 0o0aotfoo. He peoDoscn %
creos ths Fails u Niagara On snsjl ~.
= ssJe Aosrisan Eagle" TO sxpjais, g.
10 oeW having large lsalhesn saeIe 40
here q Tie city, which 10 y b s'et1ek nn11''
0ffo1ohefs and ,othervise oaalpo11 49,
10 sseembls live one Of 6ensitous 49,.
tsees. This = 70 At clsssly souut ~ bsdy,
- - Wn1hiue, ~ vigssha ~ ha1noO
himself By tapping the artificial visgA. At
~ Sane time SssPs b - ~ stGpssdeo y
hin below The Uise, y which HE soo. ~
sight J. - "a, M cling ~ y thfsaak
With vasians athle(io peelcfnasose q. ~
f.thss advaaeee asroo6 ~ Ablla u lasU-
iikswiss ptop0sss u Walk q . wits sypf yhe
tails, easSyine beth biz VIZ ed - = ~
beck. TAis Dee@asee 1ohs ~ gFeal ssoGA.
UO0 u Tue SEASON. lie Lave Do - ~
forming = ths CITY q Msxies, whes - -.
casiooed . asnside fAbls JsrsrA Re bfiAOS
whhhpA asaAl rsasivsd fssm ~ Eaessos
0axomiIisa. j q III Hsassay
~ ). -. ssassz 'ei'ssl
How 70 FnsssgH SAGs Fiss.-Maay pss~
sons who ere 10 the habit n ffes6s6iss
.mackerel. Qf- Other at dSh. nevss drsem,
that there 10 right and . wrong way 70 Do
4. Any psrsen WHO hat assn IL .pccssp
q eyapSsaljoa going IN At thS IN wSskt
ksowS that thp salt lallsr - the hpt>eu-7,
Just % il is n the Fan whore your dsseksf.'
Il Of white flsh lies soaking; and a. il Lies
9th the skin down, The at viii iall y ~
skin and remain there, whom, il placed With
the flesh side down, the aslA lellsto the bot,
ton Of thsIan, nd tbs ash ep6eseu ffeGh.
ensd o i 6hsaA 10. lhe oth~ case 4 .
nearly a salt - wbtat9 }ipu Afyou q
not bslive this test the iI1tbot ~ yourself.
Or ~ fsshtAsasss dsstrsys I'd dsrlnS a.
rebellion. 60 have been re>establiohed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07

T'RAI;Ns:S LEAVE PORT BYRON a. FOL
Mail ana Express $50 A. n, daily, (sapdys
s,tsaaboo.s Express 1925 A. NJ, daily, (sus-
ACCOMMODATION s.soP. N.
ARsIvs ~ Pon1 sHnes. tis'
Maj and snpss's 7;so r. NJ. dssly. (sasssys
Steamboat E1press les r. NJ, daily.
Accommodation s:2O 4. n, daily, (Sendays
Mail aad .EprvpsAss,inss Port l3yros It II -
makes close tOnhections Tor Chicago Ind IN
Stsambeat Expssss saassets - Nsvaaaa with
Steamer Lansing for. Dubuque, arriving h01rs
ahead Of Northern Line boosts ~ i
Steamer lows leaves Davenport q I A. n.
connecting Ut Port byrou with Stsambuae 8x.
press, end 50 T. n. consectisg With s.se P.l1.
gN@4- oomnossoAs: s-eH s "a
Al Racins, with '.Ioodrich Line steamers fsr
Grand havse, SbsbvtSsn ana lsnifoWce ''As .
!. At Racine Junction. With Chicago Milwaukee
Ns!lroad. fsf Milwaukee. Kenoshc. .waukeesh
a. Clinton Ju.o.ios. s,.l rhitslU y berth.
' s::, :st z x. S::'''r, t15YT m
road fsrsSsgh nEISsS gsi rs ssS :es ss
AtEeepartt whh Chisa1D 1 ilesoDN6sl116n -
;Gne,s Gsntssl ksi5ssas. sss Reesfsrs. vsfses
1sr Dubuqss ia4 thresgA 49, Is ~. Fsui. =
Al kult0u, with CntcskU & Nut ~ M laIas
road, for chicago, Dix6s 1nd CIdSf 6Epi6s. j.
A. Port Pyfoa, with Chicago : MI 1s1aSd
S ss,:s;s; ::s ;ss:S Rss:. s'ss'.s
ss.etsE - Sd ma 81; 4ssa ~ s,sS;S,,
enx 4ulck so peiglB il ~ NoG1hpw0(
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07
segosAL -Morsoes.
!" USE THE DEsT!~
DIR. CLOCKS
EXCELSIOR
HAIR. .RESTORER,


~ TaD noof HanRAhATlON Ev.h m
s :sl{ s'sis's Pas''''ias IL The .sriss slsasA
4 fak1s 3A1x oxuw IN BALD HtAps.
zrrsSsS Z iIline q d tsrhlkg efsy, ssfSs
~ Aissaeee q ths scalp, ed nakes hefsh, yify
haie bsesG1all1 sls CD hansiaasly elsss1 ~
absge ~ = Ne nasvsSsse sseadity wiAh vAi1A
0NuD 0ufe - Ruoooro1 III.
70 iss atr6a eoluP. sUso Il ~ 1inse, -
10 yosf gray hairs have disappeared - II b
rms HOT 4 DYE
.s r: "a 8: ls s Z: ~. s:.:..! K 3
"a sdveils IT.. 1s1ss9iIn s1et. rs =.
eaBsly perfumsd, 10 easily applied. "a = = -
respects agfeeahle - H. sa!sal. It afssr . fir
go, tAis 1oeA ~ tsove y be he Sea pfebsf-
s,ss = sssSss - ss f's TIE hs'r the Sss
/ Pit - = lseQs hotlass. ~ ssld b ~ Aapes
=. 1s. T. l. CLOCK, proppsi,l.e. !
Isss NsnchsSecr n.
b fuLL1e, FINCH . FULLBh, Chisees, 0ea-
sssl Nsfee6eesees sAessts. nylAly
DHllOsOPHY OF MARRIA04-ne PrspssseDss
e q ~ NeW Yett uoseup = Ana1ogU hass dseos.
nlned y issse ~, S2Yr q ter n0st estsueive se
D1Phyycsl Debility, PrsmataH Ds.lo q NAuhso1.
lDdeseeiea. weehnep q Dspsesaon lnpofsecy,
tns ofE9efyy and Manly Power The gltat social 1ti
- 1h0se nala1ise Whe6 Fssu1t uo wat11s1 1llse,
excsss q .a1sS& - igsosanss u fAysinlogy -
fiess inssi1ab,4 aecsues hsve beent he s,esss q
ealieAtenng aud saving thousands, and Mn - ~
ss NJ S sssi q " q sns ssa Ss
cine. 616 DFoo4Woy, NV YOsk. n91611y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07

spermSsjfr2e7, f2 se0sxsf
weakness,
Pr Involuntary Nightly Daily Loss, however cans
re-, ,hoss sS.s s assk ss W as IL
81 dteeesc or from Secret Vice.
TIE SPECIFIC PILL il equally suited to the treat
mont Of every species VI Genital or Urinary lrrabiI
y. Lime" Or "K,ick dust" deposits In the Urine
'1uk !" discharges and Weakness Of the Kislncye.
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS. - have used your
SrHUnio PilL In many cases u Spcrma'orrhca with
- mSqste(A~W1S:f 1riTsYf'.t.R,
esleSvc cured very severe case. with from six r.
, Prics, q per NJ 161jbotx0r n II - ~
dfsEe j. WINCHESTER ( co
jslls9D- d6w. 10 John street. N.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07
DIR. B1gelOw.

ss;xn II the only physician as Spec
J ]: 7 I I d } !; !
Iinlisi NOW in Chicago that can be
entirely relied upon. Go 70 MY
Mnsi not aWfIcr disease " remain II
your ~ stem, disfisuriDg your face
n and body, besides DESIRE ing your
Happiness and future p, aspects N
-. life. He has made PhiyATk DIS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07
Merrlslss sugar eatea PILLS

1oss HySE G4nsi ~
CAl0AA. .
nyssr bowels Ase Ont \,
TRY TH1
Nysu AAss sernA-.
|usess srss'A E,sSs@@i,,.
|Ifyou feel droweya
Ifyoa Arsfow splYlss
|J' ! fHY f1lM.
n , on have : sick he'd.
ache. $500.
fAcy only coat 700 . 1p1.
TkYrn80s
. Wall Known ana
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07

kere Formerly considered incursa. Also The
effect osSoiitsfy haSis, both ruiSe 10 the body
end mind and produce some Of IN bilowiag o.
fects- Bis&chss. Constipsaiop, lo@ Of memory.
pain ID the small 81 The bsck-cs be fully Re.
stored to health. Consultation fr&
Charges Dodef6te, snd CURES taranlesd. :.
Post Ohiee Boz, 1894. An letter. with staAp
answefSd. - is isa'h' 2 Z iles.
Es.-Aii business strictly conf ensiai. or.
- heuSs nom 4. y. until ?. I. ehbesd az NJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07
Hes proved itself equal to the task that has
VOWED ubon H. tt'f FNM
~ DIAURTCS M

IfYisa.e and drench The kidneys, add by constan
~ coon Iced 70 chronic degeneration aad COS
A W present The Constellation Water to the pub
lie With thoOoovisGion that il hes n0NQu al - -
ljovioa The class Of diseases for which il has been
lbuu1 = emineutly successful for curing and We
ssuotthat we shall be rewarded for our Efforts IN
yhe requirsiilAts Or pstient and hysician.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07

- - ard, kavn a much
vL !. l. !. .n.r;Hc - =. heve ~ - mi;
-" In s.sSr.. .iaa,, srd trrt,,f,,ly cav that Il
Ss. $500 sv.rv .ss.;r which Il h "a bee s used.
.cnpp c.rr uu,1o
0IONE ~ Inh nLADDEn, Cn $4,000
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOStI,
ETC, ETC.,
D,s..ss. .risi.s from faulty .eeretiOn.- in The
w, i y" . .ne yeIci .....S I. 49,.
w.sSs VII "e svse~iy S~ieu y 80
CONSTITUTION WATER .rasr
CONSTITUTION WATER
! C0NsT,THT10N w wATEK
s = = wnM prnsni.v pnu
Ta aE 0 0NLY k kN0ws s kknEDy t FOR
The ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOK
the ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOK
nr-rc
LIZA DE- - 6Se
,,.r.~ .u,o~, nc ~ur NrCr - r,,r
IhnIIAIlVN VI ILL.,, ahL ~. NAUn 49, W - rh1'
BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF
THE KIDNEYS. CATARRu
OF THE BLADDER. 9nM
STRANGUAKI AND buKMInu. OKPAlN-
FOL UNiN - NV
.,d H." much cannot be said in its pra,se ali,
Sle dDse Ma heeu known to relieve the most u
eent svmn11ms. IA 4s5 i.
Are you troubled With thst Distressing pain is
sss.noonfni dav 81 the Constitution Water viii
esis.rs ron NE insaic.
nuv0rNT NG. f.M
0A as-a
Have long sinced given up the use 81 buchu, -
| -. nd Juniper In the treatment Of those dis
ssse. snd only sse them Tor the want Of bs.ssl
feesdy. . =. -. -
CsSsesssssto~ sv0ses
nas proved itself equal to the task that has d
volvsd uton Il:
DIAURTCS
''.i-
sie Ia g cst rus ssd
AraSd disease LIliI. -.inAa II.
g.: ]. = :.: g.: 6 ::::; r. ,ssi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07

III
ONE GIFT IN oRBHoACk1 J,
elo,ooe.
ONE oIlf OF 7-SeDoNDA
FIFTY GIFTS o. - Dllars Boeh
100 Glfts Of Ten DellJs Each,
80 0lfs Of Five Dolles Baeh,
H. 100 Glits 81 one Dolkr Each,
TenGrandPianos
'1s AGzLoDEor1s.
-, ooo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07

DAnynas, "a, June 2, 1862 Dr.. W.. H. 0ys11
k-lAe Nif:-lS FEB. 1861 was ahitcted with
49, 1fnA1sGss, md for five months paseed More
- ~ 1allons " wsser i twenty -feuc A0urs
- 1nalr3n y ~ Up q ostea TN or twelve ttne1
1as1e II nieSS, anA il Rve months lost aeest
ffSy HSoole s w1iGht., Dsrisg The month ofJYly,
IN. 1 peoonsed tWo bottles o. Ce9stitntion VA.
~. ~ n - daus aftsr using Il txperiehced
rsilef. 1al Sl(er taxing two bottleaI Wis entirely
engeI 80 alSerfsR aiming ny usual good heelsl.
IN tsers Sfuiy, ,. Y. =. DI WIFE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07
= ]. RM0QEyt2 L CO..
L. -dSw. = 11hf Slre' N. Y.

tMSaEe76e see Csil e Is, :. Soy :::g
N - pensNepsr9. - AeedtAGge Aesal.
! Ne ~ Hs,epea 49, d. 2, SWfN
FAa1stIssAeaA NSeeesaey s1lsee -
SHH n:s cfDUo@oaocATARnn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07

nc4ti0n warranted 10 curl =
~ mooe s1faiGAt a1sd
g1bon haif oe9thes ssx into wsvy rl1lsts or heax1
na:sivs c9rls, Has been ueed ~ the 9Ihiona6!es .
Does NJ injury % ~ hdr. Pris By nd, oealed ad
|&fe3. BEk0ER, SHtfTs 4 Co, Oh,]nists. No. -
Diver sereet Troys nj. 0s,e Assats b. - Unitsl
...tcs.. .------ ( y n4y1 4GWS0
Private MatoorD.
+. 3oths usfsrtunals. Dr.. CLAIRE, - ClasA
ssrsss, No. Z l6fhos Bioek, is . Ian Of lev
ssrds. but givee patients Of both s.kes. rsosss,
nsllAsai sad sioiovel ss1Asnass victlms d
ipdiqssstion. qaaeksrY Or incompr4sey eessslt
Dr. clashs, whose great sseesas 4 beads s,os
rsgular lsdssstien sad s1psfisne% 60 - nm
u enes and b. cared. he dsss - want ysus
Qossy usisss he Aoes yss seea. a
- SOD d Tor . boz q bic es(sbsaGed F.
ssa1e PIN. sSase ssrs. 1hsss Pill pasn snpH
Etsp DlouoA9, - he ONLY 6Ule nEllnDY
for thj ssslsvsl Of oasAsssaisns sn1 lrrsgulwi.
ties Of Rena1ss. ! eaed 4 * s4 -
? - Ssad two stamps for "Pr(AAs LISTERS
- Aas1isa Loaiss'' .bass OIL f5s.e.
y ~ 8snd Aws isssmpsT for +" nbsnptisa Of
Psssasie Hsevsntil"i rss. lfrei- 4s1sf
., - esiz tvs slamps fer. Psiv1e Lsttss a.
0S4inal W0kbssA's ga }is+Ns i.
! A.sdsssa1s. CLARKE, Ns.4 Lsnea DledA,
GhiH9a.M e.a 81. = uhs-d&vly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07

Has for many y%s MAJ. ths
\ FesAnent II pdvs1 disease h,s
I buiaass 80 stsiy. 6yphilis
IL I'll its forms, aDsIaaa 6tric-
kItufss. Partisnla etteution Civ
in 70 cid stani1iw }Beaea vhieh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07
PHYSICIANS

Rave long sinced given up the use OF buchu, -
be6s, and juniper in the treatment Of those dis
ease, end only use them Tor the wsnt OF bssssl
fepsdy. a ~ siA44tsa a
'a ld kcnslsiafssfinsa lHcnfee 3.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07

] The following gifts afs few Neeg ~ nAa1
| 70 b. drass. For fan lisG - sss1sfs. i
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-03-22

The rebels and their sympathizers in all parts of
the country ere becoming insolent and seem to
have discovered CLEAN of hope in the future
They are endeavoring TO keep up their spirits by
pretending to espouse the of President John
son, and il possible capture that gentleman and
carry him over entire to the enemies of the Gov
eminent By this means, together with the dyis-
sons in the Union party, they hope to again sail
into power. General Neal Dow lately had con-
versation with two South Carolina ari.tocrats, who
declared that the South would insist on being paid
two billions of dollars for her slaves, and for all
the devastation she had suffered during the war,
and have her crippled soldiers and soldiers wild
ows put on the pension list the same as ours. The
same idea is running in the heads of tens Of thous
ands of other reconstructed rebels; and every ma
hgaant Northern Copperhead stands ready TO aid
and abe. them in carrying out this purpose.
This is pretty game, and it will be well for
che friends of the Union to keep jealous eye on
these reconstructed gentlemen and their Northern
allies. Both are still rebels at heart, and never
will forgive the patriots for removing them from
power snd then soundly thresting them for re-
belling.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-03-22

is remarkable, says the Indianapolis Journal,
that among the numerous resolutions adopted by
the Copperhead State Convention, there is not a
single worl OF encouragement or recognition OF
the Fenians. The Irish voters have been The
hswers Of wood and drawers Of water for that cor
rapt party; and while their hearts all agow for
Ireland, it does seem that the men who are so
much indebted to them might have given them
the cheap compliment of resolution of encour-
agement. The reason of their silence is the fear
that II the Fenians 60 to Ireland to Canada, TO
fight the British, the party will lose their votes
Little do the Copperhead managers care for Ire
land a nd her wrongs; they would sink the whole
Island to carry the next election.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-03-22

According to telegram from Washington, the
House Committee on Public Lands recently re-
ported adversely to granting land bountss to SOL
diers. But while thus reporting they very en-
phatic in demanding the equalization of bounties
in money. They say the amount required Tor such
equalization has been much stated; but what
ever it may be. they insist upon payment They
put aside.as unworthy OF the country the plea OF
national poverty in view of our goundless resour-
ces as developed by our war of four years. They
say that with the soldiers there task too
great. no sacrifices too large no duty too arduous,
no hardships too severe; but with alacrity that
marked their earnestness in the cause, they cheer
fully responded to every order, claiming OTHER
shield than the consciousness that their banner.
were the emblems OF liberty, justice, and o.
truth.
The Committee insists that the prayer of these
men who protected law makers of the capitol du
ring the war, and saved the country from dea
truction. must neither be denied nsr evaded where
they only ask the nation for justice, and they ask
the reference of the petition to the Committee or
Military Affairs, with a recommendation that tina
Committee report bill for the equalization o
bounties in money, or by the issue OF bonds of tn,
United States for the purpose.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-03-22

The New York Tribune of the 18th vouches for
the reliability of the information contained in
one Of its Washington dispatches which is as fol-
lows:
The question of the recognition of the State
Governments in the lately rebellious States will
shortly be brought to a practical test. Measures
have been taken by prominent loyalsts in the
South, and are now being perfected under the ad-
vice ofleading men in Congress, to bring this ques
ton to an early decision. The plan is as follows:
Loval men, and they only, both black and white,
I'm the States OF Arkansas, North Carolina, Louis
lana and elsewhere, have taken steps toward the
formation of new State Governments. These 10y
al men, without respect TO color, will shortly issue
call. in their respective States for State Conven-
tons. and elect delegate. thereto; the Convention
30 formed will frame State Constitutions embody-
ing the principles of loyalty, fiesdom and equal
rights; will pledge themselves to the payment of
the national debt, the Reputation OF the rebel
debt, and the disfranchisement of the Rebels.
This being done. they will then proceed to elect
Governors, State Officers. Representatives and
Senators; the latter of whom will at once demand
admission to Congress. The question thus 'beins
thrust iron that body, there lie no doubt of the
recognition of the Governments SO formed,
and the admission of loyal members 90 elected. A
number oftrue and loyal menof the South have
been here for some days, consulting and deciding
upon the best method to be adopted, and having
determined upon the plan presented above, have
Left Eor their homes to carry the same into execu-
ton. The matter has been kept very quiet up to
this time, but az the movement In most OF the
States il now we'll under way. no harm can, and
perhaps rsroh good MAY. be done the Union
cause by giving tbs fasis to the public at this
time.