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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

CONSTITUTION W AVEN
rYAs Bgsx PRONOUNcEp " TIM nHDl
u ~ Rssuley sed Ne bseaic to b The oees ~
disooGn Of W tfONACA. LovE9. klpxSSS
~ paAnoos elsal Aas eves tc<n offered.
| ltieopN sslxsaALwAssa.l u Is from experwncs.
lhalo0xssssuri ox wAtsR hes emAnatcd and we
BOG say let no man, doubt, wheu single boeete
hae been known To thre diseases which the t,ess
medical talent II the country has tailed - relieve
A remedy possessing the virtues VI Cnassssati0n
Woesr cpaa0tbe q Aspcd undcr "Qusck prepnrs-
liooa - Il u now used by The mass rc'eu,sae
DeoctissOners in this city II is only second clsss
bhysiaiana thsicfy down populat remedies. while
tAe better skilled makc uAc u every means "a &C
oempliaA cure: and the success ofthc ply sictans
ineseasss ~ his knowledge Of diderent semedise
onable him 10 prodwce cure, while othars tail 10
Ne attempt. Seisnes 10 satisaDa With the truth.
Give Cesstitstion Water tsir tsial--ws seen
vser q ysss, and ws particularly slade Ia ladies
wAo ~ cCastsntIy resorting 70 tocdl frs'tMfSss
and III sOrta 81 local applications tor diseases,
With ~ mWch chance ~ -ncccas ~ there would -.
iroa loesl applications 10 the throat for discssss
VI braio We have been careful to use language
In our circular that could nut shock the most de-
lcaae organization, but we rocrisc ~ many com
municatiOus from persons for which Constitution
Water 10 sdapted, and of whose disease no men
tiOa hes bsea made, that ne have come to the
eonelu6ioa that II the remedy 10 capable Of pro-
ducine eure, - matter Whist the diseass may -,
Il sAOvld ~ 0ode known. The medicine b pes
ep for the public, and there ahssid b % s.eep-
tieos. We say, Consultation v stes 10 not lihea
gilded pill made 10 suit the eye and taste; iss
iuedici6e. 10 every sense Of the term placed 10
the hands q The people for their relief, and
case produce radieal care. We would say thai
the drectioas h rueord - diet etc., relate 0sy 10
Ne Aieeaas under which they occur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25
l0UI0V0llG
KgHTUCkv STATE LOTTERY.

Draws Daily ~ Dsase Aoaherlay.
MURRAY, EDDY I CO., MANAGERS.-
Nl Capital pfzes from $500 to es,Ooo.-
Whale tickets ifon one to twenty dsllars; shafss
il Proposition.
Cieeulass or The shove Lottssies cent free Of
charge. Orders lef tickets psoanptly sltesde1
10 DgAWsngs sent - soon = The lottery b
drawn. Address
MURRY. EDDY AGO.,
July2-6 Box sos. Louisville, Ky.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

SpEER'S 0AMDURG PORT WINE
Celrhntsd In Europe Tor H. medicinal and tsucfcis
qU0litt& highly eetc~ucd ny eminent ply -rinr u-sd
= ngspean anA Ans~sican Ilo~rsal-, md by scmr ~
~ ~ fsniisa IN Europe and America.
a. A TUNN-lt has po cqna causing an appetite
and building upihe systcm einr ensir~i, pn'e VINE
u 0Ost valuable grape.
AZ a DNiRET1I' -1iimparis healthy aroV 81 pc
0iands kiAnsys and Urinary Orgnnr, very hrcicialn
Dsorsy, (sout anil Rheumatic affections
SfEERS WINE IL pure aricl, from the Jnisc"i
the Fort Grape. possessing medical prophetic. sup.-
sior 10 any other wine In use shd excellent nI'is s
1r MI w~Ak aud dcbtisnrd persons. and The aged ntd
iuIirm, Improving tho appetite and brGrtins a'lics
anh childfrA.
TRY ONCE and you will not be deceived
eQrlIe SUR the signature of AisnfD srtin II o,ei
ocDsk Of eaCh hottie.
Sold by druggists and al hrrt cinss dealer rtt
ell the CASTE1J.A PUhT BRANDY. n choice ok
article. imported only by MI speer direct from The
Vollcl olUpOela.
0 rtade seppiied by wh"lcsa,e druggist. In 80
York, Rnssun, rhilAdeiphis ard 81 ionir. And ny
A. SPEER, q HE vIney ard In New Jersey. Prime
pal once. sOa tsondwsy, New York
For aa6 n DaveAvptih, uAIhisON a s1AhKA
Wholesale sRd Res1ii Dfuers'r iutffy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

'SFSENy.- Ny, fNvtV OIyeSSeN, FtW ~ COM
platWts &c, personally hy letter An Illustrate
Medical Pamphlet the above diseases cont aiming -
large paees. add giving full psrtsulars sent TO any
Q dress receipt Of IS cents
70 LADiEs-A pamphlet Of special importance 70
Married Ladies and others In ~aled envei~ue o.
receipt OF stamp. Direct all letters rHs GALxRtc
lxs.irrry 81 II, MiSx. Aus1s-d VIZ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25
TAdvertisments.


GMDtsy's Salt Rheun aad letter Oint
ment viii cure Salt Rheum, letter, Scald
Head, Ringwo'm, Prairie asd Raroer's Itch,
Illinois Mango. Missouri Scratched, Iowa
Digs, Army itch, Pimples on the Face. Oh.
stinate Old Sores, Scrofuls, and oil diseases
and esupt.ons Of the Skin. When used in
conjunction With Dr.. Esstesly's Iodine and
Sarsaparilla. which puriiies the Il cod and
remov, the Cause, and the Ointment heals
the Sores, end thus speedy and perna-
nent cure is effected. We advise both to
10 used in these complaints.
HThe Iodine and Sarssparilla, 81 so
per bottle.
Price-Gridley's Salt Rheum and letter
Ointment, 76 cts. per bottle.
Prepared and sold BY Dr.. L. EASTERLY
L Co., No. 20, North Fifth street, St. L-uis.
No., and At their Btanch store, No. 90 Mad
ison st., Chiesgc, Ills.
For sale BY all druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

or. CLARA'S ACAUEMY
y cuAarssEp 1859.
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS or THE OR
DER OF ST. DOMINIC.
BENTON. LAFAYETTE CO., Wis.
This Academy under the direction Of the sstels Of
st Dni0ir. Il situated In tke town u Benton, wkieh
il is miles northeast OF 0alcna and II miles eaet Of
Dubuque. The grounds are very extensive. the etv-
alton saubFi0us and agreeable. afI0rdrg every ad-
cam o
routine 81 instruction embraces the various branches
Of an elementary training. together With those which
constitute the higher departments q dnisnsd sda.
thoee young ladies' ~ho with 10 +: sdnais q ths Aeso
envy. TIE scientific departments receive mOee care
full attention Lu.e. s.s as.~s d - .s y
and upon others which are not ueuely inside there,
ject Of special Study The musical Department b oh.
der sse contsos q ~ nc
and Intellectual improvement, :. vel q the wants
and comforts u pupIs will be attended to with the
most .eruHs!2r and cccscs.si Z: care and = ssss
ply u S'as's'l' =; <t$ ss;:,.d pisFn'.
Board and tueion iscisdine q y bsaaches taught
n e syssss ,sn .s. sewing - p'fane's 2
Pr sp sec' ~ y.sr. Usn Inc I'm. lands, Ia S.pss
her 70 0Nuftl fhursd0 u Ju1y,. ~. .e1sn
I'd y, - Saars.i.
RxYnA UnANGEs.
Music, Piano. per quartrr. q.
5. . .......:.:: ...:.: {
Latin. Itsiian, French and German eaeh per a..
vaaes. ~ 0pl fsas1ved 1br . oste1oda ahaa
threc mOuehs.
The Annuai Commencement. which taees paaca on
the tkisi ShnrpAayf July, 10 preceede1 b. pahlit
examination q III h. pupils II asst Term com
mrnces on the Afrt Monday b Oepten0sf
Fur Hprther particulars eddspse MOTH ~
PEHiOR, St. CAat Acsden5, Deas1as 1164d9l
county, Wis., eepte0dw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

were formerly considered incurable. Also IL
eject Of solitar, habis. both ruincus 70 the body
cad mind and produce sone Of the following o.
Seets.-Blotches. Constipa' ion. loss Of memory.
pain IN the small OF the back-csn BE- fully se.
stored to health. Consultasi0 free.
Charecs poderaae, snd cures guaranteed. -
Post Office Box. 1894. All letters with staAAp
answered.
P.H.-Ail business strictly confidential or.
0cc hours from 4. =. until 9 r = feb2Stf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

No1glo AND BOARDING.
z DURT1R HOUSE.
.IOkxER o. IOWA AID FIFTH a11Ex0
Ac0rr n . q -,
Cornrr aaarrisen 4 Frons Streets.
00ve0por9s Iowa.
r J. HUMPHREY, Proprietor Free q
q . nibus to and from the House. sep2sm
DAVENPORT MOTEL.
NAly sTREET, BETWEEN n 4 So SITS.
N1 Davenport. iowa. Regular Boarders q 70
" pc. week NSoperd.y; =.
PENNsYLvANlA mOUME,
C0RNER or 4TH AND IOWA srREErs.-
NDAvn Sous. PsoPnrrross. Free omnibus
:. L1cil!... 3lss3 ~ u he he ~ :.
Wit; aad Ha4seessa stag Lines. Stages leavs
he hosss sss ~ sbsss asned and contiguous
ONT. .ysry anl dxtf
A.RNOE1sL HOTEL.
E9erl10 IN WASHINGTON AVENUE
- Sinh, seventh end Green Sts., st, LOUIS.
The baiIy DssocsA, KEEP. on die.
Manhattan Hotel,
az Opposite the Park.
Murray st., near Broadway.
NEW YORK.
VIlIS COMMODIOUs DOWNTOWN HOTEL
1 has been thorosghly repaired and Fef0F1s
:ned. and is kept upon system Of krst-elaas
'siyie y. hUO0lNe, Proprietor.
81. CnaARLE0 HOTEL.
tformesIy Eichelberger House,,
4 tor. Second and Walnut sts., Muscatine, 10.
~ WOODPORD I OALYEAN, Props. Free
Omnibus and Baggage Wagon 70 and from Gers
aud Bosss. Tue House hes been rested and r.
of sis . ." re- x SsSs
00aAAl11 11eeOOa3,
Cor. Wells and 1sanao1p aas..
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
". r. TUCKER ! CO. Psosses1oRs.
II The Davenport Daily Dsnet sAz kepl % file.
MEr1GJFOi.lrAN HOTEL,
aoRNEk RANDOLPH I WELLS STREE1t1
ChlCaGo. IN.
BALDWIN / MERRITT.
mh2s-dsW Propsietoss.
MONON0AHALA HOUSE,
Cor. Smithfcld and Water Sts.,
Pittsburgh, -.
JOHN M'DOxALD CROSSAN. Prop.
EVERe.1"r 1alDUNRR.
~. 1.Omls, Mo.
THIS not + Is CENTRALLY LOCATED
| i ocenping the entire block, from Locust 70
! Olive streets on 9TH.
l. H. GlLDERSLEvE
NEW REvCRg HOUSE,
| Corner North Clark and Kinsi< Slreees,
Chicago. III.
GILBERT BUTCHER. .ProprietoR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25
Nip the Evil IN the Bud.
Dor. W0anTrnRR.
LEA South CLARK Street G.Aarnwo. m.

Has for many years neas tho
\ treatment Of private diseaaeDhls
4 bssinsss end stsdy. Syphilis
IL I'll 10 forms, elect ead Nssis-
lures. Particular attention nv.
On 10 old standing caseo. Uhioh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25
Priyatc Q'Ooeseal0a0tona

At THE 0ALENlC MEDi-
CAL INSTITUTE. N Concert
Hall block. near th- Post ".
fee. ~ PsrL. Minnesota.
serhe Only regular chartered
1nflrmary efthe kind IN the Vest,
In charge Of . regular surgeon, :
graduate Of the Medical college
% Ohio.
CoxvipsSrfAL CoxsrITASpsSs.
Spevmaterri 9a or seminal Delhi.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE Tho Propsietors
/ u the New York Museum Of Anatomy have deter
mined 70 ieeue ee, tour ufths6 mOst nAesuceive lcc
turee q 0aGfia9s and its disQoa1i1C1anQ. EsfvO1e
andP1yagnl Debility, Premature DrclIn6oe MN4seA
Indigestion. Weaknses or Dispersion. t40n4gE3.
Loss OF kasfRy and nanly EO4tgt AeEroat koctd Hvn
excess Of maturity. or ignorance Of Physiology and
lava Of nature.
1A1oe msdnoble Lecturer heve bsen H. meme -
eAMehtenlng And saving th0usands and VIII ~ Or.
warded me- receipt Of four staups BY sddrePinR
DecreonEy New York 1useun Of Anatomy aA4 nod
cine, els Broadway. New York. mart6d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

ESTABLISHED 1850, AND CHARTERED.
Has jest publisAea the "YOuTn's MANUAL.
containing $50 rases and 100 illustrations On the Ar
atumy and Physlolosy Of the Sexual Organs Of bob
Sexes 10 health aud dieeaee with Treatise on Seq.
nal Diseases. including Self Abnse. Private Diseases
Female COuplaints, &C.. with nsw methods Of treat
nsnt, intended guide for Married and single
eenA undrs zeal to any address, price -.
Thoec afflicted with Hernia Deafness, FistulA Piles
Nocturnal Emnaiss'ons or varicocele, by enclosing
soamp win ssceivea price LIT sf our sew Nnnediss
~ there diseases.
THE ELECTRO MAGNETIC PREVENTIVE
Those desiring to lnit their Offspring, can enclose
stump for PamUhlst oOntaining enassvisgs and e.
plantations a the sbove preventive With an essay on
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deotlaI AAAfees - hstefs tsJ. p. WILLIAMS. =
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the RDSmOP
Lee Sc minaTY
FUR YOUNG LADIES.

OUUU4 NC, Ws
THls rNsffrrrloS WILL sE ogEtse rO9
he reception e rupl!s. hc 9TH :: Doasdses a.
Acsde1ic year eon11S u tIsm1 q IL Wseks each.
Expoa9 IN TsaA --Tnitlpn q Ny hnyk eAoes
y years. O. English only: =: in Enklsh aad rsseh
without French, $40. tuition in the English and
French drpartme ,te With board and wsshing, -
ExssA A.cn - u. T3;. i ~: - y. II.
cal Musc. when the pupis take lessons alone, same
q Plano when in class i. Drawing and waees
Paintipg 6. oil reint!nx w; Latin, Grsek q 90
For fdrthef particulars apply 70 tAe rti1cipal:
sent3-diM Z. RARR9QN JUDD. I
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:PanG lsRApI WsNs..
1Peel'S SAMeUtC PCt1 MlfA
Vineyard. Passaic. New Jcrsey.l
Pure and -Four Years Old.
gsr ths Cemnunion Table and FAMILY Css.

BoDo01oEU ~ ssoSo1nAno ne
FEM Aifx. WEAkLY PERSONS AND INvAIUs
Ner,i,usr lrxr~ 20 Nssturxi tlc Great Rrsr~dy ics
Eidncy Aos<aiOus. ltiseusnatssm, andeiV
ChrWtc (WSrplainto.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25
DIR. BlgcloW.

OD- Il the only phvsici - . Spec.
| 'iaiist nov in Chicago that can b
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

II Cassineses. Twesds. jssss. t3erkings, fiss
flsnaels. 0surs shl Stlk Wasb 5isasels. ~ CO.
-. -, ~. y vvaV ~ ee:..r.
Asss ~ shess Ops1s - Asva u sAs seosdael q
GOLD At pAN 10
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-12-06
On the wrong Train.

Yesterday noon rs the trains were start
ing out in different directions, an old lady
rushed into the Depot with little girl.
hurried her on to the Cleveland train, gave
her thirty cents, and jumped off with the
injunction for the child to be sure to get off
at London Away went the train North
ward, and the woman laboring under the
impression that most any train would take
the child TO London, turned away with an
sir of having done her duty. On some one
asking her where che was sending the child.
she learned that her Betsy was being whirl.
ed away from home, She was in terrible
state Of mind. and was not TO be comforted
Some kind hearted official stepped ints the
Office aud teegraphed Conductor Gale to
stop the girl, and in few minutes came
the reply, LEFT her at Delaware--w send
her rdown." When the dispach was shown
to the old lady. she looked at il suspicious
ly, but aitera time, realized the situation
Of affairs and seated herself to await the
coming Of the little girl who didn't 90 to
Lopion.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-12-06
Old Orchards.

An old decayed orchard is not pleasant
sight, and is sure evidence of had farm
ing. Better have no apples at all than the
knotted. wormy fruit which is gathered
from the half dead branches of trees nearly
stripped Of foliage by caterpillars, or rid
died by borers, and therefore useless cum.
berers of ground which ought to bo devo.
ted to profitable culture. Apply the axe
without mercy to all such unsghtly objects; |;
but trees which are still sufficiently alive to
admit Of renovation, may be allowed to
stand with fair prospect OF yielding sup.
ply Of fruit, If proper restoratives are ap-
piled. Prune otfall decayod branches, wash
the trunks and larger limbs with solution
of sal soda or whale oil soap, which will OK.
terminate the larvae of insects loosen the
dead moss and bark, and otherwise exert
healthful influence on the tree During
the autumn, while the tree is without foil
age. caterpillars nests may be easily dis
covered and stripped of with the hand
this being a much surer way Of destroying
them than to wait for their development in
the spring. - Working Farmer.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-12-06
ApDRns,
Dr. .. n. SEELYE & Co.,
FREEpoRT ILLINOIS.
Sold by all Wholesale aud Retail Druggists E
GENERAL AGENTS. p 'iH

John d. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; Fuller Finch Ful-
ler, Chicago, III. Burahams ysnshaAck. Chicago,
III Demss Bernss Co. New ve,t D. Ransom I
Mich Weeks 4 Potter, boston, Mass French, Rich,
ards a Co, Philadelphia, Pal Y r. Sellers 4 Co,
Ward 4 Co, New Orleans. La; R. A. Robinson c.
Louisville, Ky; nigley Brs- MsmPhis, Tean. y II.
Md. bexser 4 Nelleser, Albany, N. "; Strong d
Armstrong, Cleveland, Ohio; VIM Johnston Dstfoit
Michi Wilsoa, Peters Oos, Louisville, ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-12-06
How 10 select Fowls.

The near approach Of the holiday season
when poultry begins to find place upon
our tables more frequently than during any
other portion Of the year, makes the follow
ing rules for selecting fowls of use to many !:
A young turkey has q smooth leg and soft
bill, aud IL fresh the eyes will be bright and
the feet moist Young fowls have a tender
skin, smooth legs, and The breast bone
yields readily to the pressure Of the finger.
The best are those that have yellow legs =
The feet and legs Of the old fowl look as II
they had seen hard service In the world. ~
Young ducks are tender under the wing,
and the webb OF the foot is transparent. =
The best are thick aud hard on the breast.
Young geese have yellow bills. and the feet
are yellow and supple the skin may be cas-
lily broken by the head of . pin ; the breast
plump, and the fat white. ''.'lI 80
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-12-06
Dull BOys,

Sir Isaac Newton, when at school, stood
at the bottom Of the lowermost form but one
Borrow, the great English divine aud ms,h.
smaticisp. when q boy at the Charterhouse
School, was notorious for his idleness and
ipdifsTence 10 stujy. Adam Clark, in his
bowl ODD, was proclaimed BY istatber to be
. eti1v0us dupee. Even Dean Swift made
3 DISASTROUS failure at the University. Sher-
idaa.wss presented by his mother to tutor
IS On iscorrigibls Ounce. Walter Scott was
. dull hoy At bis lessons, and while o. stu
dens Ct Ediaburg University received his
sentsnse fism Professor Dslsell, the csle-
bratsd Greek scholar. that Ounce he was
and duucs he would remain" Chatterton
was returned o4 his mothers hands as q
"fool, oi whom fpthing could bs made. |"
WellingtpHy peyar gave any ipdieation OF
tslsss isatp. he 'was bFonsht into the Geld OF
pr2c1eyt yGdrs, ard vas described by bis
stronf hIi6ddSd Wothsfs. who thought him
little better than an IDIOT, as fii only 10 be
sslood for powder. ri scientific American.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-12-06

Principals Of the Chirographc Department, Instructors
in Spencerian PenmanshIp-Plain, Practical
and Ornamental-Pen-D Drawing, Card
Marking, Lettering, etc.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-12-06

The course Of study consists of SINGLE AND
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK-KEEPINti, in Stock and
Partnership Seis, Wholesale and Retail Merchandising,
Commission, Compound Company aud Join Stock Busi-
ness, Banking Commercial Paper, Commercial Law,
Business Arithmetic, Practical Penmanship, etc, etc.
large Hall isnow fitted up for the relegraphic De-
partment exclusively. where advantages will be se-
cured superior to anything elsewhere in the West It's
in the care Of operator Of long experience, and Of
the best reputation Having also The favor aud patron
age of the leading Telegraph Officers throughout the
West, SITUATIONS for graduates readily be secured
The Tuition Fee is only about ONE HALF that
usually charged in similar insitutOns while the cheap
the place, and the comparative absence Of temptations
to vice, important considerations.
We do NOT GUARANTEE situations to our graduates.
for II is beyond the power OF any Commercial College
to get situations for all it's graduates, but
ANTEE full and COMPLETE satisfaction 10 our students.
REMEMBER not " link in any body's ehain,
neither do lay claim ABSURD a thing
"putentn on a system OF instruction.
TERMS:
Tuition for the Full Course, including Business PEN
mnnshlp. SJu
Telegrsphing Course %
Both combined .....'..........'..... 45
To any who have doubts rnng where TO go for
a Business Education, suy-if you study one week
with u.s. and find we have deceived you by false repre-
sentaons, ask for your tuition fec and will b. reind'
ed.
For full particulars send ora Catalogue and Circular
ja25-ly
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POLITICAL.

The contest for United States Senator
in New Jersey is becoming exciting. Mr..
Frelinghuysen. the late appointee OF the
Governor TO GIL Senator Wrights place, and
Hon. q. T. Cobb are the candidates.
Gave johnson died at bis residence at
Clarksville, Tenn, on Friday night, aged
~ years. ..s. ta
The Republican candidate fer Mayor,
in Hartford, has been elected by 200 votes,
and the entire Republican ticket BY smaller
mojorities. ..7r1f.4t.t rt
"A Washington dispatch says: Gov.
ernor Sharkey, of Mississippi, and General
Dick Taylor, who have been here urging
universal amnesty on the President, have
left town. fully satisfied that the President
contemplates issuing no proclamation to that
effect at present.
"A Washington dispatch TO the Pitts.
burgh Commercial, says: The President
has been 80 importuned by applicants for
the Cleveland postofhce that he declared
that it had given him more trouble than
any other Western Office. 1t is quite likely
that in the scramble no appointment will be
made.
The Lower House of the North Caro-
| lima Legislature on Monday referred reso-
luton declaring it to be the sense of that
body that the Constitutional Amendment
should be ratified.
The Republican Committee at New
Orleans has passed resolutions petitoning
Congress to impeach the President and ap-
point Provisional Governor for Louisiana
--Chas D. Drake and Governor Fletcher
are the candidates talked of for Senator
from Missouri.
Tho National Inteligencer is out in ep-
position to impartial suffrage in the South.
The Tennessee Republican Union Con
vention, to nominate q candidate for Gov
ernor, is called to meet at Nashville, Feb
ruary %, 1867.
The election of Judge NJ. T. Mauley to
the United States Senate by the North Car.
olina Legislature, is significant act of de
fiance. He was an original Secessionist
who cannot take the test oath, and was, nc
doubt, chosen because of his disability.
Judge Durell of the United States
District Court in Louisiana, has expressed
the opinion that under the fourteenth sec
ton Of the Freedmen's Bureau Bill tn,
agents Of fhe Bureau hayc the right to ar
J rest parties for maltreating or dsfraudinl
J freedmen, when the civil Courts refuse L
act.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-12-06
S. s. CaIkins g. G. p. Griffin

Principals OF the Commercial Department. Instructors
in the Science of Accounts, Commercial Law,
and Lecturers Business Customs,
Correspondence, &c, &c.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-12-06

), --Trifes, with no direct object. are too
frequently msgnifod into mountains Of in.
tentional offense.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-12-06
sL0AM's c0RDlTI0N POWDER

Has the largest sale Of any Horse and Cattle MsdIcas
In this country II composed Of herbs and roots and
for mdness safety, certainty snd thoroughness stands
preeminsntly at the head Of the list Of Horss aud
Cdtae Medicines. N -, - "a
becoming sf laundering puriiss the blood ioossps
she skin and gives 1t smooth and glossy APPEARANCE
elesnses the water and strengthens every part Of he
body 1t Is also safe and certain remedy for coughs
and colds which generate many fatal diseases. NJ
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-12-06

The Cow requires TO be supplied with an sbundases -
1910. 70 msss hsr mt-,s,s not ass,sels m but e
eows will hnd BY giving them 0ivtgtte1 srl.,s,I Z
sLoAN's CONDITION PowDHaa
twice week, large increase In quantity and Quality
OF milk and cream: II carries on all fever and IN
purttes Of the blood The effect krough0ut the
season by rich and abundant nov OF milky VI SIlt
The farmer Is beginning TO be Of the vsluabSg
properties ef Stoan's Conditions Possdsf, h pnSs
noting the condition Of his sheep and prsventng aat
q the diseases Of all the domestisatsd anims1s =