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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17

Th;s amendment would except Delaware.
MARYLAND and Missouri.
Gnthric. of Kentucky, rose to reply to
come remarks Of the ARyalty Of Kentucky
ssaJo hy the Senator f I'm 1ndiana-Lane.
II d.n;ed that KentucN was ever disIoyai
= IN the hands of disloyal men. lie knew
.het Kentucky vas loyal, and since the Gov.
ornor who was in office when the rebellion
.ommenced went outs power, the Governor
80 Jcoislaturc had always been loyal.
Sborman. of Ohio, said the rebels Of Ken.
.,oLy rerc the most troublesome durin6 the
q and the present condition Of Kentucky
justified Congress in applying the Freedmcns'
Bureau bill to that State.
The amendments made iy the House, ex-
cont that restricting the operations Of the
measure. IN States in which the habeas corpus
was suspended, were agreed to, and the bill
In the House. IIoIbrook, Of Idaho; has
INTRODUCED bills appropriaslng $4,000 for
nublic buildings at Boise City. 70 establish 4
land Office at Boise City, to survey tbs
BOUNDARY between Idaho and Oregon; sndto
establish q number Of mail routes.
washington. Feb. 10.-In the House TO:
dov Mr.. Ward. of New York, argued the
duty of Congress to bring back the Southern
States. He said the people Of those States
were on their good behaviour, but the rebel
spirit yet prevailed that the leaders Of the
rebellion ought to be hanged, that suefi
offenders in future might be admoaisked that
treason is a crime which ought % be pun.
ished.
A number of Democratic members called
on the President to-day to congratulate him
upon his speech to the eolored delegation
YESTERDAY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17

MrNINe.-A company consisting o.
Judge CaufeTd. John Myers, Hiram
Strait, j. NJ. Foley, j. NJ, Bacon and r
F. Duuagan, of Clackamas county. ha.
been incorporated under the name of the
Eureka TunneIling Company, for mining
In the Gold Greek District, with a capita
stock of 81, zoe, 900, in shares of $50.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17
DRmocRArIC STATS CONVENTION.

~ resolution Of tho nczaocsatic State Central
csnuiitse. At the meeting hsld in Portland, Jan,
usry 24d. the Democratic Stats Convention for
SAe ns@fnasiOn Of candidates Tor State officers will
BE held IN the city of Portland. on THURSDAY,
APRIL Sta. 1856.
The cumaitec recommended that this Demo.
srseic County Conventions. fer the election of Del
lEat.s % The State Convention. be held throughout
the state On TarnsDAr. MARcn ed.
Vita inference to the AppOrtiOnmcnt the Com
nsase-
Resosred. That the superintendent os rrprcsen-
tAti0A for the Democratic State Convention, to be
hsl4 IN tAe city Of Portland, April 5th. 1866, by
O. dollses . Que delegate for ekeh eounty at large
ens go< every Kxeafy-hEc Democratic votes cast nj
80 lat n~Sxiaaz4ia1 election for Mcclellan, and
1ns fer aver traction OF scvcnly-dve, of and oveI
NHtyeSg4E
The superintendent ander the rule adopted By
GAe co&nittee, viii be as follows:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17

LATE PApERs.-Again we are indebt-
ed to s. j. Mccormick of the Franklin
Bookstore, los Front street., Portland. for
a package of latest State papers of choice
selections Mr. Mccormick supplies oil
orders for books, music. newspapers, mag.
a%zincs, &c, from the interior. at lowest
rates. His Almanac is the only which
contains the calendar o r-Qfegou.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17

PoTAsH THE Journal man tries to
make his Abolition brethren in the county
believe that he believes that their ticket
win succeed mex june. That is playing
" brag' q little too strong for even the
most sangainc of his faithful crowd. The
Abolition cause is dead in this county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17

JACKSON CouSTY-By the Reporter
of last Saturday ne sec that Mr.. j. N. T
Miller, Chairman Of the Democratic Couu.
ty Committee Of jackson, has called .
meeting Of that body. Itwas to meet or
the 18th to arrange the time for precinct
meetings and the Ceuaty Convention
The sterling Democrats of jackson coun,
ty viii ever act handsomely.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17

MEETING AT GoRvALLIs.-Wc are
glad to see that the Democrats of Corval
lis and Benton county generally propose
to hold a meeting next Saturday. Feb.
I24th, at their County Court House. at l
O'clock, P. NJ, for the purpose of organ.
izing Democratic Club. Among the
invited speakers are Geo. R. Helm, Esq
of this place, A. j. Thayer, John Bur
nett and RS. Strahan. Esqs., of Corvallis
Every Democrat IN the county ought te
be there. Benton is again Democratic.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17

RErAKES.-G. w. Wright, the horse
thief who escaped with one of the Bush
boys from Portland Jail one day last week.
has been retaken and again lodged IN pris-
on. Bush is still at large.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17

DIcKET DoUBT."-We see By the
reports that 0regon's Representative is
playing the complaisant, and votes on
both sides occasionally, and then again
lodges voting altogether. Brother earne
is in Tennessee. He ought to prompt
Brother Henderson how to vote.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17

Pun. Docs-Seyerai public documents
of interest, sent to Us by the Hon. E. D.
Holbrook, the very talented young DEM
ocratic Delegate from Idaho Territory,
have been received through the week.
Our good friend Holbrook has placed US
under great obligations.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17

STEAMER AccIDEST.-On her trip up
the river last week, for Eugene City, the
opposition steamer Echo struck a 4nag in
backing away from low rapids in a diff
cult part Of the river, and knocked fifteen
timbers out of her lower hull. The En-
tcrprise came to her relief, and took of
her freight and passengers. The Echo
will be in running order again in a few
days.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17

EASTERN MAILs.-A large lot of mail
matter from California and the States,
came to Portland by last steamer,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17

YAMHILL CoUSTY.-From the last
Courier we learn that the gallant Democ-
racy Of Yamhill have called precinct
meetings ON the 18th Of March to elect
Delegates to the County Convention on
the 22d of the same month, at which are
to be chosen Delegates 10 attend the State
Convention in Portland, April 9Th. The
County Committee also recommend that
at the precinct meetings Delegates be
chosen to attend the County Convention
for the nomination of County officers, to
be held at Lafayette, April I4th. This
is a wise decision of the famhill county
Democracy, to hare the Convention for
the nomination of the County officers sub
sequently to the State Convention, and
We hope to see it generally adopted in the
counties Of the State.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17

to the {" dead issues taught by the Bless
ed Redecmcr, ID preference to accepting
the living isSues' of the Parkers, and
Beechcrs and Brigham Youngs; and as
he receives the pure teachings of the
chosen Apostles of Christ's own time in
preference to the fallacies which in these
days constantly flow from political pulpits
$50 will the real Democrat now rest his
political faith on the sublime principles of
the puYest Democratic era, and accept the
teachings of its noblcst apostles, for his
rule Of present party conduct.
1t is only by uniledG, tremendously
unswervinely clinging to the old princi-
pies. and battling Tor their restoration as
the measure of tho rule of government,
that the fabric Of the Constitution and
Union can be rescued from the clutches OF
the spoilers, aud saved from utter dc.
Istruction. They desire its overthrow. in
order that they may perpetuatc themselves
in power, and, by means of Negro Equal
Iity, a ~stupendous National Debt, onerouS
tariffs, b%urdensome taxes. class legislation
the debasemcnt Of States. and a system Of
government which shall place all the
burdens upon the laboring poor, aud dis
prnse all the benefits to the privilege
rich, to erect upon the ruins of the once
free government of the United States, ths
most accused despotism ever devised Il
lcrush out the spirit of liberty from a once
great and happy people. This is the result
which is certain to follow the rule Of The
architects of ruin now in power at Wash
ingtou, If it be not prevented by the res
toration of the Democratic party to tn,
guardianship Of the General Government
These are the living issues before tn,
people which they are asked to accept a
the sacrifice of the /" dead issues" Of tn,
Constitution as it was framed. The De
mocraey OF Oregon will Indignantly rejec
the gildcd offering, all corrupt within
and will cling with undertaking devotion
to the dead issues" of the most gioriou:
days of the country, under which it made
its greatest advancement to a first ranl
among the mighty powers of the world.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

4 q N q DIH 3

III dicalt 70 account for the pervessity Of man 10
6ne deep inso the bowels u the earth In search OF
casaaives when al the bert and latest antdotes 70
disease grow upon ths surface. TheinsAsed writer's.
Who nust BE- supposed 10 have derived their ksowl'
edge directly from the Pountaia Of al Truth. recon-
nend none other than vegetable remedies The
trce,- We are told "was made for The healing Of the
sssions." When King David languished. Il was the
" Balm Of Gilesd that renewed his strength: poul
lice OF hgs" sured the sick Hcsekiah oil depressed
from the Syrian olive poured into the hurts Of
the wounded nan by the wayside; hyss0p myrrh and
sloes purgaives Of the prophetic age; and The
pure fermened acc Of the grape wines had not then
been adulteratedD was taken BY Tinothy "ior Ais
s'omach's sake" lfthe nlrR a. well o. the Tnn had
been made for the healing Of the nations, is 1t likely
that The vssru " of mercury would have been hid.
den nom the patriarchss
TAc instincts u the brute creation teach them how
10 doctor themselves. and they invasiably stick "a
vEsxrAAix MEDICATION. The mongoose, when bitten
By deadly serpent eats Of certain herb. and thess
BY ncutsascs the poison Injected into it, veins, tn
sck dog eats grass and many ether animals, guided
by that faculty which them in the place Of rea
son. nnd balkans for their injuries aud ailments In u,
| woods and Aeide.
Thee indications that the Vegetable Kinedon d
the true nateha Medica cosroborated BY daily e.
peyicncc, and the time 10 not far distant when thii
fact will bc universally admitted.
Without disparagen,cns to other botanical rsmsdles
II may he fairly claimed that the combination Of veee
table prcvcntativcs and rcstorstivcs In
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27
latest News
~ TELEGR.APA.

Nsw 1oBk, July ~.
Il 10 proposed 70 eloss ell the Diatricts in
fsoted By cholera. The subject Win proba.
bly, be discussed at the meeting Of The
Beard to-day at Governors 1sland.
Hopes were entertained that the eholers
hal reached ito maximum. There were no
new casss yesterday, and the old ones were
considered fatal. Diarrh@a still prevailed
hugely anseg ths men.
The eholsss % Davies Island was still
Increasing.
There Wess fifteen new cases and thrss
deaths On Wednesday in the 18th ward Of
Broohlyn.
The cholera was still on tho irersass, Il
Brooklyn. thses being eight Cases reported
On The Health Beard bulletin, and one death
u The hospital.
Five nsa ~ . wonsa wsss arrested for
coaplicitr n ~ robesyy q : beoded Wsss-
houSs On Cunasd Piss, Jsfsey city, and an
attempt It ths robbery Of ansshse % Grssn.
VIA g.. In this city q the night d June
1Ath Soke ano ve1vete valued q Sour hun.
drsd do1{1ls. Wsse obtaiusd from ths lattes
place, mC4t e which have beea recovered.
The ptItaeo eere committed.
Gee. Steadman and Fulleeton were anose
The arrivals in this city yesterday.
The Portland Relief Committee received
t5l5 yesterday, making Ga, 389 0s6 In all
The work On the mouotef ram Duader
berg l. being pushed to completion with
the utmost posAibie rapidly. She msy be
expssled ~ iaAks : tf.al trip Ia the course
Of . few weeks. s.r
re Hsrsid's Ottawa special says :-ro
he Canadian Parliament, the new Militia
Law sasd ispsnsed yesterday ,and the elsr.s
saAbling The Government 70 raise an inaefs
id : MA 81 u ho,ps, VI . paced.
A slroag dioenssion snsued - The pro-
pfistv Of takiag pattern afesf ~ Militia
LAW Of TIE Uuiled States. Is. s 3, ~
- Montreal special says:-Ths 4op.
Arthur Gordon, Tor some tiue past Lisas.
0ovsrpee Of ths Preyincs Of Nsw Bsuns-
Wich has been made 0ovsrnor and Cem>
nandsr In Chief II the island Of Trinidad
end IL = called dspsadsusies.
The mornia9 papers contain The following
spseials ffcn washinglisn:
Gen. DixEs reported to 10 exceedingly
Indignant at his noninalion to the Hague,
which, - svBA IVES Witboue bic knoel.
edss q eens6ot, I'D ers ohae b visw Of
bic past asd psessat prsniasuee asd pablio
ssevteee - eounse aocspsin eeafreepect.-
IT, bsisieh gpvsrnneut hos feupossd =
" Uhitsd etatoa thfoueA ~ Dseas1ment
q Seae9, . seeipeseily u euEss0ent -
eneoo ~ GDonog1soy = snho0nups g ~
~: - l1ul1it go.sss y - 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

- sssmeaE - uIle16A $500 - v1e,t.d
Ssasss 70 s'!lew suat. h osasf 70 elect this
eessu@eaicc, Y Ill - nsesssasy ~ con-
An efiial Letter from the pay1,;sster
0seesd tdan Amy ciIlcer muetsxod % tat
ne c1oss q sne -, aags thas tie snjCunt
dse Lei lieutenant undsr The esieinal act
ot Congfea grnnt.ng the three noeth's az
~ pay proper y $3.50. The conmuta, on
and allovulces ere not included - the ,,,,.
msnt. TH smounl due othee o6lcerr !. d
The same ppportion to their rsnk. b. ,he
original a seicsrs resiguipe or lnusarssi
out for otht reasons than their services be-
ing lonor Required, were not estislsd 70
tie benefits. The present scte eyo>t them
tn I'll offices rho Aeryed mill he c:pse OF
Advises fom The Treaty Counissioness
to the Uber Missouri Sioux ma other
tribes, to % 81 June a6th, have been ~
seived hy te Commissioners Of ladian Al.
fairs. TheComm.ssioners report that they
have met tt1 entire success IN securing
the assest lndians mol represented last
fall to the featies then made, both at Fort
Sully and Tort Rice. Large numbers Of
the peoplcsf the tribes were present and
appeared I be fully satisfied with the &C
ton Of tho Chiefs, aud with the explains
tons give4them for the delay in their
promised ty. They now exhibit eon6>
dence instkd Of distrusting the Commis-
sioners, ashley did last fiji. Many Of the
Lower Yaftons and two Kettle Sioux ere
planting Grow Creek. This year the
COMMISSIONS give the Indians gIeat cred
il for thcii absolute fulfillmenS Of their
promise 70 keep the peace. Last
winter atidst starvation and their
other sufftings and recommend that r..
servo Of con may be kept on hand herssf>
ter, At thtuppsr agencies, TO meet emer-
eencies.
The Commissioner was about to proceed
to Fort nrthold. to meet the Mandons.
AickaiooN and other tribes who wore -.
sembling : that point. A delegation Of
about loOrom the Tipeton and watapeton
bands, foucrly Of Minnesota, but latterly
gathered oout Fort Wordsworth, Dacotah
Territory, were present At Fort Rice, but
the Naga6aus with them failed. owing to
the fact tht the majority Of the Indian del
ega.es clsned rights to land and money.
which thu Con- missioner could not recog
nixe and te Indians returned to their peos
| n1a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

After the inhammatory symptoms Of acute disease
haze been suhducd. and the patient has bcen pro-
nounced lost Of danger" there Ia still the prostra-
ton which always follows fever to contend with The
whole art and mystery Of medical treatment does not
consist In ersdicating malay. Indeed the violcst
operation ofth drugs administered for that purpose
sometimes reduces the sick perons terribly that Il,
ia found impossible to create reaction and they sink
and die from sheer exhaustion In dipthera. for cx-
ample. the weakness which succeeds the removal Of
the obstruction nom the throat ofts proves fatal
What the feeble convaleeccnt needs h . medicine
that will brace the nerves. stimulate the APOSTLE and
scae the stomach. Nature always nakss gallant
effort to retrieve herself amer the pressure Of disease
has been taken "a, but 1t Is unwise to have her 70
Aght alone In her disabled and dropping condition
He nast rally with the most active and thorough OF
uviguranes
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

win lind HosrETTERs STOMACH BTTTERs won
ierfnlly sdaped to the belief OF the difficulties Ia
which they nrc subjected The preparation in cases
OF this kind has double operation. 1t not only con-
trolls the Local Irregularities which occason the dis
trcss but acting simultaneously upon the whole ner-
vons system. checks the tendency hy-teria and de
spondency which almost always accompanie. such
disturbances.
Sckly wives and mothers are advised to give the
medicine trial. They earnestly assured that it
contains no ingredient that possibly do any harm
to the fceblest OF their number. while 1t undoubtedly
contains the invgorating principle which their encr-
waited system requires.
Let them beware of the cordial drops and tiuctures
often prescribed for invalid ladies. All these mcdi-
Garments arr mainly composed Of common alcohol,
and are therefore injurious. The liquors ordinarily
given tcnics still wore, bciug all dcteriorated
with poisonous drugs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

ST. LOUIS, July 20.-0en. Blair has com.
menced suit for libel x inst the Missouri
Democrat for publishing dispatch from ito
Washington correspondent stating that facts
would soon be pubiiShed showing that Blair
appropriated silver and china ware 10 his
own use while with the army In South Car.
Olina.
He has also brought cult against James
Lindsey, Of Iron county. for publishing q
letter charging him with cotton stealing
while in the army.
One hundred thousand dollars are claimed
in each s1,it
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

49, RWAOIkOAb V8lku1y AND
~. Bxfo8MD 0lMPG1Ol3Y
Oeietnailgps1a6S A4elos loeo: ssysgsna!
po6n1aS 1uSS ~, lea. ~ ssleSea1s4 RA0llN
680 o9WlN0 MACHINE, vitA peosat ll1neIll
eteosAheoe, aneee wenoesfal ~ e9ogontly -
etss ctsd Novelty = = epsfsttsa. -
ths ssaAleas A.oDla esve 49, Dovsls =
0mels TnasAD u III 4lhde. Makeethe eseniaG
oGteA assspsfss - ralsse. No. Z -
e1islisS : - al1ssssss = - ~ ~!
essA.. ~, ~. ~, -, - = Ass1sA
D., AL seqSifes = sAsags = - = -
-. VjGnS1Se $780, nss1nai 49,. hAG
oahoo ~ onnnun q 0sAeD eAln9 - soostvoG
the appfsva1 e ~ ~ peinetpel teAne1o - ..
"fss - nsss1nekse 4 \ invrluaelps ~ -
L. 1ssss'sss|sr = go : ''''ss p's'-se
sfSS xsseiss estpessss % stAsss ~ Asvs
80. "a 4 wvald fo4uire susnna - sauoeee1o
M kni5aroao vjPooo6. "--Dpnouue. Ouv6oo6et,
ava siaGie - dea1os t1foo1, Il o11to1ly
e rsiskk ~ sa15aly No SAshn1 tsvise
~ s.sssc ~ ~ - soSsSye su1ssSufA1assa1
q 1hls aoaains Meskae, wil1 = ps0eosses1 -
|iafiaG5maQto - ~ pqAse1e. III = ~ 0olJ
~ pe3ood naeAine eseeso6 6ypGooat.
06G1e 4asAiDeo eeat - ~ ~ - ~ ceeo
~ ~ k1peesA poshea - tea IN peintee
la1rsslieae sasseeipt efpnss. ~ Aqo.6 49,
~ Sso7vhsss. C6ssls ssslsiaing libssal b.
4u1o0ia1o - Gtee. sass sls s..a4 =
EiI6LY oIi 6yWl1O MACnlng %. !.
svlt-Aaly1 o0eA ~ nassoa oaese y. ]
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27
II 10 = r f. TT T. RS
STOMACH Bl22ERS

entiile the preparation TO high place among the
specifics Of the age Rock and valley. plain and forest
have contributed 10 their hygcian stores to produce
lite extraordinary properties. tits n PRESERvATIvE
MEDICINE; In other words Its effect ID to PNnHnvu
rHe PHYSICAL rowEss IN TuEiR vULL vIG0R beyond
the period when nnassisted nature begins 10 succumb
10 the canker Of decay A. stomachic, II II alto
gcthcr the best known Its dcpuratve tendency par
ticuary evident in bilious In which Il seems u
purge the blood OF supcrnuous bile and restore that
cleamcps Of compilation which only cocxIst with
healthy circulation Certainly there 10 advertised
tonic and corrective which more completely yindi-
Gates the efficacy OF botanical treatment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27
CAUTION.
rlr OnYERSxrxr fspugeENENr.

TIE GOVERNMENT fSDO1eKAENr.
In order TO guard against dangerous impositions
the public requested to take especial note of the
beautifully eagraved prrrictary stamp, through
which the Government OF tire United States officially
authcnticates every lbottle 4 HOsTETTERS BIT
TIERS. This shield, thrown by the Government over
the proprictor and the pubic for their joint protec
tion is placed onspicuous across the cork and over
the neck OF cath bottle, and cannot fail 70 strike the
eye ofthc moe. casual observer. Nothing that pur
ports to be Hutetters Bittcn can be genuine unless
the stamp IL there.
II Is also proper to state that tho Bittefs are cold
exclusively in glass; and never under any circumsan
ces BY tho gallon or the barrel. lmposters and imi
tators are abroad, and the only safeguard the pablo
has against them Is to see thst the Bttcu they bul
bear the engraved label and Hste q hand Of Meser'
Hostctter 4 Smith. and the stamp above mentioned
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

Is very different from this The preparation develops
appetite and invgoratcs and cnergzes the digestive
powers at the time. Hence. when isdiferenccs
to the enoymens Of the table, absolute disgust for
food IL combined with gastric weakness. any other
form Of dyspepsia this farreaching restorative
moves the entire dfhcuNy Ie moi atomic that docs
ito work by halves.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27
Appetising Properties Of Tho
Blttcrs.

medicine that excitcs appetite without promoting
diecstion is always Injurious Its effect il to impose
fash the stomach which II Is unable to perform.
and the result Ia chronic arrangement Of that organ,
and Of its dependents the liver and the bowels. The
operation Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

aAvAnxAn, Ca. July s6-ThisseeA deefhs
ffom cholesa occursed smoes ~ soldIsfs
on rybce Island. to-day, and - new cases
reported. There arc m cosee on board the
steamer Gan Salvador, or In this city.
A soldier ct Tybee Island was shot today
while trying 10 desert.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27
GA n


In order to suafd against dangerous impcsit,ons,
inc public arc Requested to take especial note 81 the
hdautisly eassAvcd proprietary stamp through which
~ Government Of ths United staes ofcsIlv ar,hep,
tlcatss every bottle II estestsss Bter,. His .h,aa
thrown hy ~ 0ovcrnumt over the proprietor, -
Ne public for thss Joint protection i p2ace 60.
oseuousiy across the cosk and over me ueck a. eerh
eteie. and cannoe Ail 10 strike he ere Of ~ ~
cnsnal oessrves. NosAins that purports 10 :, No..
esfs Desu can - gsauine uslss tAe sssnp I ~.
II = also proper to state that The B,t.es, -, .,s
ssdnsively = siasa, ~ nsyer under suy e,rc..s.
@ y ~ onl1sa ~ basrsl. lnposs>rs - t.,,...
- aessad, - ~ ealy ss1sguara - vuna,r ~.
Dalast tsh = - ~ shaa Tie B.sssss they ~ ~.
tAs@esaved ~ - aoes Of hand Il Hee,rs n.
'ettee Z snisA. ~ ~ stamp absvs nestisaea.
saa 9iF ~
PREPARRD and SOLD ~
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