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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-08-23

JEWETT & NORRIS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,3
40, Washington Street,
BOSTON, MASS.
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~ PROPERTY, MONEY, DEBTS, &C.
lin ENGLAND, CANADA, $3.50
WALES, AUSTRALIA,
SCOTLAND, EAsT-INDIEs,:
IRELAND, WEST-INDIES,
Or any other British Colony,
FRANCE,
HOLLAND,
BELGIUM.
or GERMANY,
~ CHARGES MODERATE. -@
Cases prosecuted on favorable terms.
ALL LETTERS MUST ENCLOSE A STAMP.
$500 ,OOO, 200 of unclaimed Money,
are invested in the NATIONAL DEBT of Great
Britain, alone in trust for the
Unknown Heirs, sLegatees, & C,
large number of whom known to be in
America.
Mr.. Jewett is an English Attorney at Law,
late of Essex St., Strand, London, and of the
Firm of
Jewett, Dean & Archibald,
LONDON.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-08-23
ITO THE COLORED PEOPLE
OF NORTH.CAROLINA
Convention. 1865.

THE STATE CONVENTION OF COLORED
men, held in this City last September as me-
dunn through which the colored citizens could
communicate their thoughts, purposes and de-
sires, formed State League, with its auXiliaries
to look after the interests OF the Colored People
of the State. The State Legislature has been
memorialized in behalf of the colored people,
and our petition was treated with respectful con-
sideration. We have, far practicable,
tablished auxiliary Leagues to promote the cause
of Education, and to look after the suffering
poor While we feel deep sense of gratitude to
those Benevolent Societies which have done SO
much for the Freedman, still we are conscious of
the fact that must learn to rely upon our
selves, and the world is looking to us for dem
onstration of capacity to perform the part of
useful, intelligent citizens.
The State League is the only recognized organ
ization we, colored people, have; and it
having performed its duties to the best of its
ability, it was enjoined us to call another Con-
yeUtion to be held in the City of Raleigh, on the
first Tuesday in October next, the second day of
the month. Let each County be represented as
the Counties are represented in the State Legis-
lature. In Counties where there are Leagues,
the Counties to be represented by the Leagues.
Let each County send its best men delegates.
This is no time to compliment friends at the eX-
pense of the public good. Let the people be in
iuenced only by the consideration of qualifca-
ton, and let the delegates be mere promptly on
for the good of our people, and adopt such
measures as will best promote our interests.
IT is earnestly desired that every county be
fully represented.
Delegates will come prepared to defray the eX-
penses of the Convention.
By order of the Executive Board:
JAMES II. HARRIS,
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PACIFIC NAH. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS,
And Carrying the United States Mail.

IHKUUdH IN TWENTY-FIVE DAYs.
Steamships on the Connecting on the Pa
AtLantic:: ciJfc aoit6 the
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NEW YORK, GOLDEN CITY,
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COSTA RIGA, MONTANA,
&C., &C., &c. -
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PRESIDENT.
JOHN R. GOOD, of Craven,
Vice-President.
VIM. II. ANDERSON,
Corresponding Sec.
JOHN RANDOLPH, of Craven,
Recording Sec.
JOHN NIXON, of New Hanover,
Treasurer.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-12-15
ARFEMUs WARD.
He visits the Brltlsh N useum.
& FeonI dc L0nlon- -Puneh, No,ysembeF Sd. J

& From the. london Punch, NovembeF Sd ] 4
Mr. PUNCH-DEAR CIR: bsY You 4dldR'l
get insIrlQctly- article RON my pen las q
week on account Of my nervis sistim hav-
IN underwent a drefic shock. = 1 got
eau ghTIn azbAef slanel Oh gua9 iaEd il at-z
letlyl upset. mel L wRsdHalLluiin Regent
street one day. last geek. Aaj9yia &c ur.
rich black fog ari br&cin rains, when. ali
sbOnct the suu, burst out ana actooally
shore for aearly balfkn h5Gr steady. 1
acted promptly. IscRHed "a cab and told
Ehs driver 10 run his hos at (litelul race
of speed to my lodgins but it wasn't. Of no
aRAle. l had orlul cramps, my appetite
left me, aud my pulls went down TO ten
degrees below zero. b Burby careful nus
sin shall 20 doubt reco overs PeedIy, if
Che present sParklIn aad exIllsrg:ins wealth
7er continues.
Gan oftbe forsegoiin lisa ssarcsaas.m.J ls7'
LISA einguiF TACK, but / never cot yes
on your excellent, British 1InooseaEn5 til.
the other .day,aaI'ys sent,a great May
people there, as also 10 your genial tower
olf London. however: II happened thusiYS-::
sWhe9 i0ne2ef my excellent countrynnieh d
Jest arrjSedin LondonaR0uld eoheGo see
me and display a. finelip@ lon To- cling 10
me too lengthy, thus -shoWiR Al respect
ion me which feel Go not deserve. l
would s6{ Jest Visit to tie nnlo5ssum and
toWer5 me moossam would ockspy him
a Gay at leest and the tower another.
Thus I've derived considerable peace and
eomf5rt from them noble edifssss, and
hope they win Tong continner TO grace
| YoET metropolis. rfheIsss my 1iniinlzae
ttreB COi.7LaEkInss from Wisconsin wAoiI
regret 10 say, understands gcompletelg, the
Jamaica question, and Wapls 10 talk EiLh
me abut Il; l sent him to the tower four
days ago, and be hasn't got throngh with
| is yet. He likes iUseFyi much, and he
writes me that ne can't never thank me
sufficient for directin him.to SO inteFestin
| a bildin. + writ bin not to mentioln l..
The colonel says Ills lfortfit We five ia &
iinIeIlecsooal a e which .WoeleasU eeuntsns.
arce such oinismoss thiags assoocasd IN
this t9wersg I'm aware 4hsE it is tashin'bls
10 compliment ibis age, but | ain't so
clear that the coIOnei Is altogether right.
This is aSfeF5 qrespectabis age, bat IT'S
pretty easily rilslt;3 Anss seOBsidetID upoa
nov slight PROXY caIVp re J1ho liEs,in il.
I 20 TO cuttin each Others throass, it may
l.Rerhaps be doubted " aethsr our ibbtsis
Iecks Is 60 massiveF ctiabs our aacsstorssi
trntellseks1 as alter Hllasa sd lol sIsh
|. II allqs1 Fide ssNis,4e Tith7esleseabuApE
Aam OF hum9is Pa eafeges BAT 7 shaye { if
! yo4 wili permit rs to say 80 The spirit Of
kshe cage, ~ llc fghAfee y hen < SUI sd
e. tpug5WtsslsEs and biiseI zai1saG lzsesalea
9g9ssn ~ g n thslePep aiEsssSsi oRdthe
mornIn when y veaIte the Moogelm. /
~ q Pipe, and ezilin a CAB. I -ioid the dri-
yeEs % lake me- taere as quick as his
AFa4biepu 5ck4T gerbsoeaaldai god The,
: ~ KsF1e Yasga unaeHsa sbes4u, lBaeaenss
: OF DseFs and narEesiy escaped running
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JOIN BRIGHT.
,iBy MOSES c 1T, TELER.ld

wi. at high noon to morrow, vote We're
tobetaken through bout England. by shc>s
of hands, upon the qnesglon OF 6siEg for
ser4 against John Bpght, neatly alt the
hands that would 90 W against him.
would be etca5sd in Kid gloves, and near ne
~ allthe.hands shAt would 90 up for him
would be without gloves gut kid oriofsany
other E;71ss!sgriial; still John Blight would
MIN the day. - -.-..---.,,-, =. -,
By one infaliibie test we "a. are. forced to
decide that Mr.. Bright. is he foremost
man now extent IN England-The IS the
most abused man IN England. When
10F. y g9 e ~ was lcoPgralulatedo 90 the
success OF one Of his teEri6c Pamphlets
against Che American colonisls, herepHsd
With a grow, that she pam pallet had anol
succeeded, That il bad mol been sufficient
Elyzabdsed, and that for his ,oFns part ms
balEays estimated the force Of the blow by
the rebound. The Intellectual, the emo
llional -reboupd against MF. Bright 10 This
county Is something, superb; 1T coGsti7
tutes his erolW8nl;;l il leaves him beyond all
alFslFy, the suPFemeI Eqglishkman alive,
4 throughout these Islands every nllnpb Der
lot every Tory paper and Of every .dsni,
4 Iorys paper, As surely ;, as, systematically,
Hogs IT'S httle stone, or its little dust, or.
rs hIlls. mud, al Ohm .Bflght, assit prints
ltS heading s. iaj big letters and its leaders
1laeTsmaII ones. Il was said Of certain
FTenehmap that be held his place in Par
iis socisty on the tacIi pnderslapdisg thai
ne sh99n ygi be always YiIEEr1s F4FtgBAlelE
!or re ISryy. PaPeF rs. snch !, nssessity
Is laid euoop them; 6nl.they, do hold their
APlAcs 10 Che CONSERVATIVE party on yths
laclt understanding that they sIall be al
i ways abusive Of John Bright. In the
House Of Commons too, the case is she
tsame. gu would be amazed on, look
oFIdg over Hansard, to End what an enore
lmens majority of the parliamentary
sEsEseches there embslmed during the. last
i fifteen years contain tlrusts, 81 this one
ban; aud you c6hld DOT ST th5ouf3i5 s de
E-bste Onosb u ebnceivabis eubie6s WITHOUT
qs5eing na4sesaedaNitbdtbsze incesaznt ane,
Espltelul allusi9p solga e1aoAogsble ne m9
! Der for Birmingham Is Iadged thoss
\ Eve words Constitute the one expression
most thoroughly stereotyped in re YER
Enacular Of that assemblageo 7Ilss u4s 10
Pa tone Of dlslIksi i. nov. more ban. p paH
4 u shibb olefh !; il has bfcssone5 "a "a cept
Mea1while, John Rrigsl j slls i6ere. al lbs
head Of the second 'bepck belOm Is e.s7sogT
fwey. the most undisturbed and the most
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AA GTaiBst3 Hsgiossa B5fH asL . CFdssesise 81
Igi46 two tongues. Won; ber husband sa,.aq
catchsis, if she IVesto have one.
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raENEPORIAs KANSAS. SATURDAY DECEMBER l5.l86e s


Il B. Kellogg. PrDcipai: Teacher 81
Theory and Practices Of reaching. Histo-
~, and Science Of Government. e1a e
HOB Norton. Associate Principal:
Teacher of NaturalsScience, and English
Language. i2s Isai arsaiEe n'7i 7''
AbBie G. Homer, Teacher of MaIhs
mates and Geography. s7ar-s .ssE 3.
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nsAt Bridgeport Com. the Roman
GssholGs are srseiIaga cathedral to- seetsleg
9gFd thousand zpersops, at siscoss Of arr,
,d2ysooef av sroEssneou isenfIs "a ~z.-.s.-.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-12-15

The Hon IL j. Parrot. has p5essbssdbisao,
his valuable law library toitbe MsEeaHtile les
library Association Of Leavee worth,
1pBe gift Il mani fcent, and viii Prove 81
sealcaiaBleL bene6t to the members of the %.
AssoeiatI6no and the public At lasgss 10 stseH
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-12-15

~ A young girl named Mary FosteH,aasizsg
domestic in the employ O, Mr., Mouisop.,o
OF Lexington, No, vas burned o deslBy
FAST Sunday eVeuing,, BY the breaking ~ q ~
2 coal oil lamp, aud the igoitiSg Of IsSE bsA
.eenteqtssbi lnheE tpdsayors to- szGinguisssu 1sxs
4he7hEaEmes her Clothes caught fEsaaqdjeaa %
this conditiop, she ran through The house. :
Until she vas literally rosted. = = = -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-12-15

A I'm VS. at La w
2 eEnPoRIA. KAEsAs.
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JOHN BR0WN,s MARCH

natics and Geography. b s771s7of-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-09

Cnossy OrEaA Hocss AIR AasesaA11ex.
We he'd been taught tos ysass that the
people Of The Northwest wee w useA' -
voted v the eross pursuik a Wsalsh, 70 ls 4
The deer end more besusiful 'hings Of ssstA
end having never taken time u give the
matter . msasns q rei'sctioa, Ne sosfsss
hat We hA1 &c spted thsa6utidn "a H.
agreeable truth. Indeed this sspfdach has
bssn cast upoa TIE wish A~aszp e.Ppls
fos the last half century ~ The aSt>sdnir
era Of the ola world. Rses6t svsnts prove
spon what fal.ible judgement .thia. snssrs
vas founded. whsa NJ. Cssabt &scted
his famous Opsrs House u CAiease, ~ d
voted il to the One asts oSshe west, no sehss
subject was - intstss(is9 y ~ mas sfthe
ssadisg public. - minute, descriptions d
~ sdiacs. When ke~sv,s, aiase ~ lanDs
enSatAss \ slsviy bses.ss 1914 -
49, ssoi1ssa bic ssstsiSss2 s2ssa-
beaver . slsssEs ~ snsss 4 s,So1Sv Il,
issas, ~ iaessssl Asssu;s usis v,rn -
saivsssal tAaa ~, pAtsaking Il sy~psshy
, - : leu1ss y - 4 psssit,s y reslsNSs
y ,ls. CssSng seassAiae u shsall ssnes !,
- - 7heA4 Asseeiaaiss oivs ssru
= 49, ssslisoe - - naaae : wAisl
" onAsolp1eels ~ 49, 11nee1 - ~
0iahaa, 49, slafas,s $3.50 = ~,
o1beni011k - ~ tAsvoey 1onie sA1nuu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-09
DISEASES OF THE LIVER.

The Liver = such more frequently be seat q d!s.
ease tAanis goeally supposed IL Anetlso II isde.
signsd to pe)bgm, and on the rr7uhE axseuti,a Oo
which depennot only the general hc1lA d The body
but the poWee u The stomach boWels brain ana 10
whole nsrvUuDsystem, elbows ID yase sod vital Import
ance to humo health. When the liver ID sesiOusly
diseased II i4ci not only deranges the vital functions
ofthc body, ~ exercises powerful inGusnce over
the mind and Is operations, which cannot caslly he
described. Il as so close connection with other dis.
eases, and mofests Itself BY 20 great vnriety 81
symptoms u smost doubtful character, thu II mis-
leadr more 1iciais, even q great cmincncc than
any other vital organ. The intimate connection that
exists betwee the liver and the BRAIN and the great
dominion whe, lam persuaded II exercises over the
passions u moknd convince me that many unguftu-
nate beings 10 committed acu Of deep and criminal
atrocity, or beome what fools term hyp0ch1nariscs,
from the smp1 fact Of diseased state 81 the liver
have long besn convinced that more tAn oss-Aaif Of
the complaints which In this country, ere 70 b.
considered ar having their seats In diseased state 81
the liver. I will tnamerae susne Of then: lnr4s@-
TON, DERANGED starE ~ THE BOwEia, lnRSfA1a8 AID
vINDIcr1vE rEnlkes AND FASHIONS, from ri6ing and
Inadequate caues, OF which We Afterwards Eel
Ashamed last. dough not least, more than fsnR.
r0Usrlls Of the eases enumerated under the bead q
CuxsuNPflON lovc their In diseased liver. This
is truly ffishthl catalogue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-09

In osssiselp The pubiiene, rerises cs,ehsss,<
Livsf nm, oasencdy bs uvaF - 6llisas On
poain1D. Ne fsame - apology viii = nes1ed. n
grsst peeynl3e q Liver Complanh ~ n1l1ioas D1s
pogfic1la1iy III West sa0o1Ih wSese 8 - =
peily Of 60 The patient q no< WAio ~ ceoch efl
Iceuhf taya an, tegeifes TIT snGne reasdy s6oGal
stitution, and ct be SAFE and cleriuai IA ma
The true charaer Of Dr.. NclAnes Lvef Pin there cal
y 70 doubt. The testimony We ~ hsass pa, sna
use. Will we unk, be sufhcient to cosvipce e NOS
increduloas z has been our sl1csso ~ ~ tkees
PIN shosld airly md islly tssssd. ~ Ssad o. u
BY the eAectsp aIced Matthey have been 20 teseed
and that the tult has been h every respect vos1h1e
We call thouends TO witness whoi have expaieacst
tbeis benc0cisl effects. :
Dr McIAnC Liver Pills are not hen Abrth and rec
oenmeadcd (oB nost oethe popalns medic3nes u ~
dny) - lniylsal curc-als bat slanpIy 1br llvRE
C0MPLAlNH and those symptoms connected Win
dcfnneed snHb L those organs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-09

~. WuA GYM HQ1eyfn4es
feet, structure, seminal WoAkhese, " spell
matorrhea, chordee, disease Of the kidneys
sad blsariVrs aad oil dlssases Of the sexual
caused by cOntagiOn or weakness OF either
eek. male or female.
THIS infallible remedy b now offered to
the afflicted and warranted to cure al
diseases Of the genital organs in few days,
and is tbs. ssfe and infllllbls cure for sper-
mAtprrilSea, a>nerslly - &sGfi al weak
Ness, CAUSED By scIf.aDtisc o. excessive in.
dul&cncc, whiEh 10 now 81 flhrf1llH ~
vslent IN all parts of the country. : , 2
It isa eref hsaliss, purifying and self
curing remedy, which requires NO medical
6ddS SdvfS& ~ plain directions for use
accompany the medicine. The lspend for
this specific il wonderful. sd Is, =. every
day Increasing. Orders afe 0f0t, &csived
ftr Il from nearly every city nd 'tdwn In
the United States 70 b. fefWor1ad BIZ a.
+ N h-Eh cascs Of gunotfA6Jn, iieet IA
jefictdfc, cDks NkkerS Th3oat5n g recon-
lsandad n II ,annd n, .eanapncAioa Nth
the Specific, = Il matefiAlly aida in subdu.
- - - ssopping the d.
lels Del4 nQ1ed to be
! 49, 49, !. =. 3 5s,ii.a IN
5 - - bottle
iIss.-lll: 49, os 80 per
Z! ] = :! J !! ! ! : :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-09

z
1ho NeoADe 0onSrAe 0efeos Oes-
covseeA..A C1nclnnaesao Csn.
cesneA IN che 1shserpslse.
Since the bssskilg out u he European
was, most persons have reed sonsthing Of
he Psussiaa ''nssdle qua" They 6avs
heard that the psseliasitv u The gun 10 .
secret preparation les igniting The powder
next The 6all, isseea& q q the rear Of the
powder, By which ths powder y I'll con>
sumed end the greatest possible force Is
given TO the ekssgs. u 10 said. also, Tint
only one person 10 in psssession ef The -
crst, and he y eoastassly guarded BY .
force Of twelve msn from the regular Psus-
sisn army, 10 keep him from inpasting Il
10 oehsso.
Many efforts have been made b. Euro>
pean nations 10 oiecevss the secret eompo-
sition, bat without success. But vs have
covered 10 this country. W. were called
upon yesterday BY Mr.. George Heszoe, Of
THE city. who informs - that . friend Of
HE in Newark. N. J. Mr.. +. KronenbsrG.
vith whom be b peculiarly connected 10
the entsrpsi, .. bee for four years, part OF
the time in Europe, been sxpssinsating
With view - learn the composition ofths
igniting material Of this quo, ed thae .
few months since he achieved SUCCESS
But before letting the facts be known he
communicated with the governments Of
Frsnce, England end Austria, 10 learn what
proportions they would make for the ae.
crct. Having heard from them, he now
proposes 70 otter il 10 the United States
Government.
Mr. iiersog has one Of the guns in the
city. and will in esw days have somc Of
the cartridges for exhibition - Gin. Oas
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-09

without stainlag ~ shin o. p)adng the 1laneufe-
Manufactured By ). CHRlsTADO1O. . Aston Hoass
New York. Sold By Druggists. Applied By all Hat
Deeaoem. augl.ol0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-09

eoos ~ OUSA - USOUl , - mn -
Every Northwestsrnes Who has any sx-
psriencs worth mentioning. - . traveller
between the East and West, has undoubted-
y made up his mind TO this fact, that the
most sasisiacsory way Of travelling from
enc point 70 the other il BY the way Of Ne
Michigan Central. end the Great Western
Railroads cia. Suspenaiea bridge. All thisgs
eonsidcred- luxury Of riding in ssnp-
tuous and thoroughly ventilated csosAss,
that are kept cool. and: free ften dssA, ID
these hot summer months; the sasisfactioa
Of having your interests and comforts look.
Cd after bv accommodating conductors, md
ever faithful baggage men the assurance
that the way before yes 10 - smssth %
ice. and free frem danger. aud furthermore
that you are alwsys ea t,ms-all thsse
things considered, ~ say-rsndss this line
Of travel the most desirable 70 travjllsrs be>
tween the Western and Eastern sections oil
this country. The great success With which
this lice hAs met b proof positive Gfits pop.
ularity and sAould fsssish saGislAs>sey ss>
idcncs 10 oil travellers that their inesseA
and psssona safety - veil - thsie oesssal
esusost liss in patsoaising ~ Iieaiean
Central and Great wssteep linz. The n.
Q. 10 Represented ~ y. G. Wentworth,
Esq, end The g VI. BY 4 wallisglbsd,
tho highly soeisat psassngss sessts h
Chieaso. Who sss sntiring 10 thslr s6ttss
. sssvs the trassllis { psslic In he nest
acceptable uaansr. Ask ~ 6eksts eta.
Michigan Central and Great Western Rail-
road. and you viii 60 shresgA Ill riGhs7ss
mistake. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-09
SYMPTOMS OLA DISEASED LIVER.

- -. ~>s~1~ee>>~-~ eS"v
Pain In The right side under the edge Of ~ RIA n
creasiug on pfssure; sometimes the pain in The len
side; the paitnt rarely able to Ne On the I'm s1e;
sometimes thf pain is felt under the sh0ulde blade
and i frequeIy extends TO the top Of the slloudef,
and h sornctipes mistaken for rhouinatem IN t,e arm,
ness the boys in general costve, sometimes IL
ternating witA axv the head h troubled with pain
accompanied nth dTll heavy ssnstion in ths bsek
accompanied With paisfu sensation Of having len
undone s0meeing which ought 10 have been 6o9e. A
slight dry eOth Is s0netimes IN attendant. 1he T.
tent complnt oi weariness and debility; he ie easily
startled his ct cold or Burning and BE cUmplane
ola prickly cessation II he skin; hs spirits are low,
and although he is satis1ed that exercise wond b
enough To tryt In fact hcdetrusts every remedy
Several Of tho bove symptoms accompany the disease,
bat eases haV occurred when ~ q tism existed,
get examination u the body, sll1r deafh, sshUwn tho
Liver to have ,cccn extensively dcrsnged.
lGUE AND FEVER.
Dr. McIAnes Liver Pills. in cases u Ague snd Fever,
happy results No better cdhsssic an D sssd pse.
s;se ii who = . iss wiz s dse.e = siss d.
PAIR THAI.
DIRECTIONS.
Take two d three pins going TO bed every sscned Of
thisd night Ii hey d MT pafge two q thsee tineG
the next m0song take or o. two more; bat elgh
eeeakfs shosd fvaraby follow their use. he lAvei
Pills ny b used vbsn pursine .sinpiy I. esees
ny AZ an nti-billious pu7Aive they ee ias5os =
none, and In oosee Of two three they give eetca1oA
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-09

From the London Times. July IL.
II IL painful 10 zee what straws drown
ing man viii catch Il. The Emp, ror, irAn-
cis Joseph. pcrcsiving that the ground ia
sinking under him in Germany, puts his
trust ia the llungarinns Now that the
burgesses Of hts capiAl wait upon his mai
cs,y With "hcpes that their good city may
be spared the horrors Of scigc nnd storm"
nov thai crowds a. the railway terminus
Laidly give way Tor him 10 pass. and do him
u" M re- obe,ssncc than IL they we're una>
ware Of his presence; nos that sullcn ci,i-
iseus d-ba,e thu cxp.,licncy OF casting their
lot with Prussia rather than with Austria,
the ills,ar,ed man thinks Of the ..hercdita-
~ hdcl ~ Of the people Of his kingdom OF
Hungary" and calls UPON them to rally
round his standards. Where he fcara the
words Of his manifesto may fail, be trusts
that the tears Of his lovely empress may
succeed, and in the meanwhile he 10 busy
packing up his valuabiea at the schatx kam
msr, ready 10 be sent under strong escort
70 Cotnorn. that II the evil day come, he
may follow the example Of his royal cousins
Of Saxonv aud Hanover. truly, Che sins
OF the llapsburg are being Waited on their
children's children, and we hardly ,slisvc
40 invcterats IN enmity can hasbov q der
man or even Italian bsaoms, = not to be
disarmed BY the sight Of the misery end hu.
initiation into which that dynasty l. fall:oe,
and not to wish 10 break its fall, and save
- much ~ possible Of its greatness a. may
yet be found compatible With the xieencies
Of the age.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-26
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