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the blood and femovss an pimples and
blotches, and makes the skin pure, white
It will cure Old Sores, letter Isineworml
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-21

Mertisf ~ has about plsysd ~, u ths
gfeat gdsf q the radicals. Bssvnhs PsV-
"a That the military might Be- turned o.e!
to his use in forcing the Constitutional
Anne ndment through the Tennessee Legis>
lature, but the President declined TO accom-
modAte the gubernatorial backyard. Gea:
Grant informed Howard, Of the Frsedosns'
Bureau, the other day. that the military
were not at the command Of HE instution in
Maryland. President johnson has eiaphst-
ically placed the troops In New Orleans q
the command Of the civil authorities and in
structed them to support them. bat il no
case y oppose them.
All Of this IL fatally uncomlbstaSse 70 rad-
tcalism. Il ksocks the supports from The
revolutionary schemes which have been
Matching IN che raap Oonsrsas. The mi
cab will not eight themselves. but have
counted on the army to do The Sighting Tot
them. The army is no longer q their dis
posal Gov. Stone, and the othsss, 0ay -
well organize their militia, f0s l6assaD tsuops
wiil neither protsss Sietsss In Nsw Orlsana
mt arrest Sisters q Charity ID 0isoouH.