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The Cn.e s,,tca.


The National Equal Rights Convention of
Colored Men, at Washington, demand the
Right of Suffrage for their race on these
grounds Fsl -Dt
FirSt-Because we are American citizens
and as such EMIT g toit Second Because we
are taxpayers, and as such justly entitledto full
representation in the State and Federal Gov
eminent. Ihird-Because we are patriots and
as such have proved our loyalty to the country
by our self-sacriticing behavior in the hour of
her sorest trial Fourth Because it is nat
ural and inherent right, pertaining to every ma
mve-D )rn American citizen whether White or
Black, who has re: c o his majority
That is not long story, but it is forcible
presentment Off very important requirement
and its reasons. We presume no intelligent
person seriously doubts its justice and its ulti
mate recognition The practical question ia
How long shall the country be kept conyulsed
and disturbed by its denial? What good mr.
pose is to be subserved, what National interest
advanced, by holding on for a few years to the
inquitous, unrepublican prescription of Four
Millions of our cOuntrymen, when every one
must see that it will ultimately be given up
What sincere lover of our country will not saw
Let us have a prompt Reconstruction, and
let it be SO comprehensive and thorough that
we shall not need another?-N. Y. Tribune. ..t
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MECHANICS AssEMBLIEs.--The last Assembly
of the course will come off this evening.
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A NICE LITTLE BILL.-The fact has just been
made public that jesse ID. Bright, who was ex-
PEELED from the Senate in the early part Of the
war for disloyalty, some time ago presented a
bill to Indiana for twenty thousand dollars on
account of damage done to his estate at Jeffer-
sonville by the soldiers. The bill was approved
oy Governor Morton, afterwards cut down by
.he revising board to about ten thousand dol
lars ana then paid The State now asks the
general government to reimburse the amount
10 her, and has sent a bill for the same to the
Treasury Department. 1t will not be paid at
present. 4N4 ~,
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A VILUABLE AIEDICINE.-Dr.- Poland's White
Pine Compound, advertised in our columns, is
cessful attempt TO combine and apply the medicinal
virtues of the White Pine Bark. IL has been thorough
~ tested by people in this city and vicinity and lhe
proprietor has testimonials IFS value from persons
well knows TO citizens. We recommend its trial
in all those of disease to which, is adapted. 1t
is for sale by all our Druggists w.
6l The Great New England Remedy
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IN Halls Vegetable
SICILTAN HAIR REVIEWER

Is the best article known to preserve the hair.
lAsss IL val positirely restore Gray Hair
TO ats Original Color.
1t keeps the hair from falling out. 1t is the best
dressing in the world. making te.ess stiff, brashy
hair, healthy, soft and GLOSSY. Price Sl.o0. For
sale by all druggists. 81 kEs <MFf
Il. z. HALL q CO., Nashua, N. H., Projectors.
jan12 dSw1w3 sN
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DIED.
In this eity, Jan. IA, Mrs. han,

In this city, JAM H. Mrs. Hannah n wb;tnov
aged IS years.
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon, Mt Q o,clocl.
at Pine Street Church.
In Wales Dec 2s A. p. Hodsdon, aged "A years I,
months-iormerlv OF Portland
In Scalboro Jan. I, MIR. James Leayitt, aged 50
years.
In Hollis Jan. [, Miriam Kcndrick, aged "a years
months.
In Lewiston Jan. II, Mrs. Harriet d. Harlow,
aged - years months. .sl e. -
In Auburn, Jan. 3, Everett, only child OF t. w.
and Keziah Burgess, aged years months.
In Scarbcro, Dec q, MIR. Elipbalet Bryant, aseu
81 years.
In saco, Jan s, Lieut. Chas L. Pierce, late of 10Th
Me- Reg, aged SO years.
In Saco, Jan. 10, Mrs. Abigail f., wife OF Willis
Mckinney. aged 81 years; IltR, AIRS Phebe Taylor,
aged Is years.
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Professional Gard.

DIR. VIM. II. SWEET, one of the celebrated
family OF Sweet Bone SETTER, from Rhode Island,
but for the last 10 years resident of New Bedford
Mass having been associated there with his brother
job, with the most iatering success, has, through
the solicitation of his friends and patients in the
State of Maine, opened an Office in this City, in
House No. 81 Gray Street, (near Brackett st. J
where he will attend TO all business pertaining to
his profession: Such as Setting Bones, Dislocation
of Bones Injuries of Bones, Stiff JOINTS Contract
ed Cords, Hip Disease, Weak and Palsied Limbs,
Spinal Complaints, Fractures Rheumatic Affections,
Sciaties, and Lameness in general The DR.. fattcrs
himself that, after having natural gift, combined
with practice Of twenty years in his profession,
that he cure cases pronounced ineurable by
other physicians. Hundreds of Testimonials can be
given, but it is deemed unnecessary here 81 4
Office hours from to IL A. NJ, and frorl to 5
~ NJ s4iis.fs 1ioi g lat 3. BE- .at-afoo MIR
Jan. II, 1861. % janis DIV isN
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Long Sought For
EtFTgfSsF Come at Last!
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be found for sale by all City
Druggists and first class Country Grocers.
As MEDICINE Mains Wine is invaluable, being
among the best ii not the best, remedy colds and
pulmonary complaints, as well one OF the most
agreeable Beverages. Manufactured from the pure
Juice OF the berry, and unauthorized by any impure
Ingredient can heartily recommend it to the sick
as a medicine, and TO the well, as bererage. .Ls
ITO the days of the aged it ad,leth length,
70 the mighty it addeth strength"
lis balm for the sick, joy for the we'll
Druggists and f'r0cers buy and sell
MAINS ELDERBERRY WINE,
nov Of S N d,y,Wif
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DExTER.-The village of Dexter is situated
on the outlet of Dexter Pond, having never
failing water power, with ten dams and fall
of 100 feet within distance of three-quarters
Of a mile. This water power is perfectly safe,
and capable of doing much greater amount
of business.
The wooden mills here with twenty one sets
of machinery employ 400 hands and make
1876 yards of cloth daily. A large tannery,
which turns out 100 sides sole leather, daily,
with foundry, machine shop, furniture manu-
factory, and door, sash and blind factory. The
merchants of Dexter purchase goods in Port
land to the amount of more than $15O,OOO an
nually, and this amount can be largely increas-
ed, if railroad connection can be made with
the Maine Central at Newport. Gentlemen
from Dexter are now in this city soliciting as
sistance and it is of very great importance
that every merchant who wishes to increase
his business should show his sympathy and
good will towards the Dexter merchants by
giving them a helping hand, a small sum from
each one will accomplish the object, and the
amount subscribed will not only be returned
with interest but a trade may be kept, open
which will be mutual benefit both to Port
land and Dexter p
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THE COURTS.
UPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
JANUARY TERM.-BARRows, J, PRESIDING.
The january term (civil) of the Supreme Judicial
Court opened in this city yesterday, Judge Barrows
presiding. Alter prayer by Rev. Mr.. Wetherbee, of
Pine Street NJ. L. Church, the docket Of continued
actions, numbering 1884 cases, called over, and
large number marked for trial. Others were
disposed of by being defaulted continued. Court
adjourned to 10 o'clock Wednesday, at which time
the traverse jurors will come in.
Emeline P. Smith, libellant, v. Harvey Smith. Ii
bel for divorce AT the last term hearing was had
in this case and divorce decreed, and custody
of child awarded to mother. Strout & Gage for libel
liant No appearance for libe]lee
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COOPER Dc MORSE.
TO Let.

I1RST, second and third lofts over L, T. Eden
u Co.'S store, Free Street Block; also, oices over
Schlotterbeck's, and over Crosman y 20. ), IN new
ian,1dff = z. IT'S a. b. BROWN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COp0rtnership Notice,

rINHE partnership heretofore existing under tbo
i name OF CHARLES j. WALKER q 90 ia this
day dissolved, and limited partnership is his day
formed between MS under the name of CHARLES j.
WALKER, in which the undersigned, JOSEPH s.
KICKER, is the special partner, having furnished
S25,000 TO the capital stock. The business will DO
continued at the old stand as heretofore, No. AZ
Union street. j. s. KICKER,
CHARLES j. WALKER,
CALVIN S. TRUE,
LLEWELLYN II. SMITH,
BENZ. h. WHITNEY.
Portland, Jan. 8, 1867. jan16d3w
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COLGATE Il CO.'S,
Err SO APP
Recommended for Chnppcd Hands and for
general Toilet use during Cold Weather. 1t
may be obtained of all druggists and fancy good
dealers. sNdec2itofeblO
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Balloon. and Mansfield.
EDGARTOWN-Ar Il
FORElGN PORTS.

Sid fun Batavia Nov 10, ships Sooloo, Allen from
Manal for Boston; Mndora, Alien, from l;ostonl
for Hong Kong. iisttL iFH W az h-Nt
AT Singapore Nov .. ship Poeahontas Graves ioi
Hong Kong; Golden Hind, Davis, and Martha Ride
out. Jefferson, me. f't3ftA t.t
AT Padang oct 81, ship Humboldt, Proctor from
Batavia, ar 25th 10 load coffee for United State.
Ar Mt Palermo nth ut, brig Albert, Dow, from
Bangor. sia.st ,it r.s
Sid i'm Caselmare 18th ult. brig Clara + Gibbs,
Gardiner, New York.. Is arT 81
Ar at Carthagena 18Th ult, ship VIM IL Prescott,
Bachelder, CaIlao. 5000 ~-FW
Sid I'm Gibraltar 18th ult, barque Conquest Iiowes,
for Cette =
AT Tome. tChie) Nov 30, ship San carloos. Strout,
tor Boston. ldg.
At Mansanilla Esd ult, briggs Valencia, Small tor
New York days; II Emery, Small, from Aspin-
WALL in quarantine.
Ar at Trinidad 29th ult brig Antilles, Thesti up
Boston.
Ar at Nassau, MP, 10th ult, sch LAZY Woodbury.,
Smith. New York.
Ar at st John, NIB, OH inst, barque Leila NJ Long
iilin, Stockholm. fEu ~ ...
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per steamer Manhattan, at New York;

per steamer Manhattan, at New York;
Ar at Liverpool Dec 80 Orient. Hill. New York ;
Jan I, Moravian, (ssl Alton, Portland.
Sid Jan 1, Virginia, Card. Philadelphia.
Cid 18th, John l. Dmniock, Harvard, Phladc-
pha. fH y tcr-t ---rff wrH
Ar at London 3lst ult. l. w Stetson, Moore, New
York; Speedwell, Sullivan, San Francisco.
CID. 9th, Robena, Martin, New York.
OFF Iroatlstars 18th, Clara Morse, Gregory, from
London for Port Philip.
Ar at Cardf 2Jth, Col Adams, Morse, Hamburg
At Shields 3st ult, Alice Thorndikc, Carver, Tor
New York, ready
Ar Al I.amlash goth. Clyde, Perry, from Glasgow
Tor Boston. - * x al ~
Sid I'm Messina 18th ult, Crusader, Jones, tor New
York.
Ar at Carhagena 1sih ult, Robert Porter, Nichols.
Caliao. .a'
Ar at Flushing 3Oth ult, Agra, Putnam, New York
CID at Rotterdam Goth ult, Noonlinght Nichols,
Newcastle. L. ..
Ar at Rio Janeiro Dec s, Ocean Traveller, Mccall
mont, Cardiff; Topgallant, Philips, do.
SPOKEN.
Nov 30 lat II, Ion 81 40, barque Ella & Anna, Ran
DALI OF ami from Portland for Montevileo.
Dec 49, lat 80 25 Ion 8, ship ThemIs, IRON Liver
pool Tor Boston.
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Limited Partnership.

NHIS is to certify that the undersigned, Joseph S.
Kicker, of Wes.br6ok, in the county OF Cuinbe
land Charles j. Walker, Calvin 5. Irue, Llewellyll
K Smith and Benjamin T. Whitney, all OF Portland,
III SAID county, have formed limited partnership
uhder the name OF Charles j. Walker, 10 carry
dealers in Leather and Findings That said Kicker
,bo sree,n partner and has contributed twenty-five
sh cn,, aoilars to the capital stock The partner
three years from that date
j: s. KICKER,
CHARLES j. WALKER,
SAhYlN S. TRUE,
LLEWELLYN X. SMITH.
Portland, January s, 1867.
CUMBERLAND, S., January 10, 1867.
Then personally appeared the above named Joseph
S. Kicker, Charles j. Walker, Calvin S. True Ilew-
ellyn H. Smith and Benjamin +. Whitney, and ac-
knowledge the above instrument by them signed to
be their free act.
. Bt)reme, WIN. WILLIS,
ilniGdjw Justice of The Peucs.
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GREEN'S LANDING, Jan TAR, brig Nellie Gay
from New York for Ellsworth; scls Medium, Smell
Boston tor Grand Afenan: IL Nash. Perry, and
Kenduskeag, Mitchell, do for Harrington.
Jan s-1Ar, sch Wild Rose, Bunker, I'm Boston for
Gouldsboro
Roekland. " q
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= ~ 81
ISitO2l d. l{cE Url021d.

Desire to call the attention to the fact that more than
Il o ~,r z,,..--.r
Of their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION in the
late fire. Parties desiring ti.
FIRST RATE SAFE, $500
At MODERATE PRICE, will please call on E
EMERY IL WAREHOUSE,
,aENas Middle Street, Portland,
Or Mt no Sudbury Street, Boston.
% Secondhand Safes taken in exchange for sale
Jan 15-sN1stw in each mo&adv remainder of time
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B. W. soule has been appointed Postmas-
ter at Phillips, vice B. Peal, removed.
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~ DISASTERS, ID

if.i-1- I'D w. DISASTERS,
Steamer Equator, from Halifax for Portland, which
put INFO Holmes Hole, in disabled condition, has
been lowed to New Bedford for repairs.
Ssh Four sisters, Sherer from Newcastle, Del, ior
Boston, dragged ashore on Bombay Hook bar by
ice and afterwards on Ben Nevis. She came of by
assistance of three tugs and proceeded without dam
. age. e, ~
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Z 1Sl
Cod. B utl,

heu WINTER
Xxx. "..... IA 5O@ Is so
x........ 10 00@
Spring Xxx IA 0099.14 80
K. 10 259 II 90
Superfine 10 90 412 90
st. Louis q Southern
Superior Xxx 1650G91s 90
Canada
Superior Xxx 16 00@16 so
Michigan q Western
Sup'r Xxx :. 10 60@1G 80
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[FEoM QUE oonnrsroxprNr.l

Brig Mazatlan, of Portland, ISIS TONS old measure,
built in 1S5l has been purchased by parties in this
civ Tor S32UO.
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS
M airline N EWS
PORT OF FOR LAND.
Tuesday, January IL.
rs ES5 ARRIVED.

Tuesday, january IL.
-.sE IT = ARRIVED.
Sch Banner. Ward, fremont,
Sch Utica, Thorndikc, Rockland.
CLEARED
Steamer Gen MeCallum, L;,ughton st John. NIB
John Porteous.
Barque Andes, Dalling, Aatanzas-Chase, Cram &
Sdrdivant. u rs.-.-.r
Sch Harriet. (Br) Moore, Sydney, CB-Joln Por-
teOus. a.s.-- -- ~ oas
Sch Joseph Long, Perry, Boston-Enoch Talbot
SAILED-Barlues Josephine, and Eliza White
schs Texas, lienrietta, EmmaO Oaks. 5o =.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

! Atax On babies i the newest thing from
Turkey.
The sunmsrs II Rnssian Ames;es las.
about twenty niautoe.
The asssssd valuation Of Hartford. Conn,
ID e.. oOO. OOO. Z
Gen. Grants income fron be position a
General is $4,000 peg annuu. go
The papers in every locality Of the land
gro filled with.sscounts Of sutcidas.
May day was ceicbratrdat the London
Crystal Palace with choral festival Of live
thousand voices. ~
The Eaghsh' at Paris have coined rww
word. They cali The things Exhibited Eek
hibts."
Both the German and the French author
tiles now open letters passing through shs
Post Office III .4s4
A New Esgand clsrgynsn died 4. few
days sines at Black wells Island, N. r., Of
dsAriuo tnmssa
1n'ths U. 5. Court At Richmond . petit
i /, hesFposed ofl4 white ren and IL
|, IL whea. ID 1(esahs.l s,,s6 c...f,a.
looks well. TIE wheat harvest there be-.
gins about ths. niddls = {sas. 49,
Bennington, VT, has lawsuit esswine
ont OF divine kicking one " his congr.ss>
ton out Of Ms house.
:, ceadsss ere made ofbay besvies q Nowtsa
q =. add they arc said 70 be superior %
the best tallow.
The kaston Advertiser thinks besf ..b.s
not been 90 high ~ now since Tho COW ium.
ped over The MOON"
St: Johns Park New York, Is bc;ns pre.
eoeed ia a inmsnsc depot lor the fi1dsc.
River nailteaa Csnpany.
.Barnuu vants q eel his castle at Bs;dr-
port. He thinks they don't appreciate him
81, The latest Intelligence from Congressman
,wasnovne. Of Illinois reports him at Bes.
lin unimpsovcd il health.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

To THE many who have asked our opinion
as 10 the best physician to apply TO when
afflicted with certain diseases, we would
say, so 10 the phy sioian most widely known
tho one who has habitAtion and name
WhilA-wc know many we would not recon,
mend, VIC know others that can be implicit
ly relied upon among the latter we can
mention DR. James, Of 10 Randolph street,
Chicago, WHO has been prominently before
tic public for upwards Of twenty years,
and a physica hose success rs common,
saya,e with his reputation. Or. James il
well known throughout tie SouihcrnStates
and Mexicc, in connection with Jam s. Lock
Hospital, Custom House street, New Or
leans, La, established and conducted by
h IN for thirteen years. Seven yenis prac
licc in chicsgo, has giv.r him equal celeb.
rity throughout the Northern ard Eastern
States. Ca the treatment Of Chronic, and
B,opd, and Skin Diseases, and diseases Of
contagious vcnerial character, We have the
testimony Of Tho best physicians in the
country that he has no superior il an equal.
We can safely recommend DR.. james to
those afflicted with the diseases which he
makes II speciality to treat.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21
Golton's Select Elnyers

CHOICE FRUITS ~ SPICES,
Are creating quite sensation among Lovers OF
Choice flavors for their delicious Flavors
Strict Puri and unrvalled strength. Those who
wish the best and those who wish to cconomize seek
them. Coltons Pnrc Vanilla Flavor is sought BY
many who appreciate that Rich Flavor in its Purity
Every unlike the many Vanilla Extracts In marlscs)
ESGoy JAMES Y SMITH. OF PGoyIprScE, r. l.. SAYS: :
Ny wifa pronountes them superior to Any Flavor
fng Extracts she has ever used,
ENtey WIN. A. BrcK,SanAs, OF CosSrorro-r. says:
Tor long time we have used them, and find them
very line
HOLLAND. ,Timothy Titcomb.) the we'll known
author Of Springfield. Mass. says: They arc the
Standard In all this vicinity
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THEM.
Such list Of References Is seldom given. See
Circulars with Dealers. Sold by Groccrs and Drug.
gists. Prepared by J. ". COTTON. Proprietor Of
Coltons Toilet Article No 8, 10 Heal and Beautify
the Skin. Bold by Harrison starks, and Parks h
Hosmer, Davenport, Iowa.
chicago Wholesale Agents, FULLER. PINCH
ruLLkRs - Asrkst seEscs, for all Col1Dne Prepare
licue: osDt. 9o-d1y.
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AEopa HhOwaAe AWouoeon $3.50
Cs~panv - v44ls1Anss. 1laso.
Tusccmpsny bes ieavs - i.asm - slnne ~
hey eenmessed opeaassns ID -. and d6ls ahesssy
now eovrrs Co. ecfee Of ground, and M cost snoes
IA. nilon dnilsrs, and emp.oys over 10 ocr,.-
S.cr. They prcs1cc 55,eco watches : resr ans
MAKE an; -elnot iaes than cAe.hdefof 4 a. vsseA
&c sold ln the United sts*ss.
The difference between tAeir nanuaesase "a ~
Euscpsar, = hrssdy ~: Earopsn ws1ssss -
made simoss eatirely b. Dand, 81 ne sesuM y u
os0euttva 1ns1QDetha4 Un1essnAlv, o1oA1soea.
sable to correct timcksepine. Bon - - ana ~
hand Of SAe noseenzll0nl epeFo1ivo 0usa vary MI
n \ net thaA excspt watches ef the hiese ersaee
Eusopcsn watches sfe ~ proan Of u chsnoest ~
bos Of ewitsefland, and ~ rssuA = TIE vorthlese
Ancres, LepSoes snd 20 called fsieat Hevers-vh,en
soon cost noss 10 stssupssd sspshs. - 80 =.
isinsi psses. Commoa wiban0. bsvs - vsnsa,
buv The roush sepasaAe pases - sAsss waseAss a.
yar,ese l,esnses. psla1 - ~ ~ AsesGAer, ~
taks thsm 10 he ssass1 aenpsseAent Who stsnpa
ma easraves tAsn IN ~ 49, o. tsasl that ~
HON HM4RIcAM WATCHES Am MADE.
The Anercm Walnen VISA \ made b. 40 -
uncertusn process-6od - - - 1neoupeosal
vcssmen. An ne CcaSaAyS sSseoaipas, ~ a.
,,repllon Of ~ ~ ns>sslao - ~ eoulesiua n
ne watch are carried en under one rcd, anA ue6sl
one skrfhl end eompeteat difsctSoa. But the gresi
,ruishisg lsasRc u sAsls wsaeAn. b ~ lnci
Shs, their ssvsssi pasts al aeAs ~ ~ anet ~
most perfect and dsiicste naeAissy svR brought u
she aid Of human inAustfy. Kvss1 one Of ~ nssv
than hundred pash Of evsfy watch e made - -
ctnc-that infaliibly fsproduces every sueessdlnl
psrt With the most unvasvins accuracy. u VS. cnlJ
necessary sonaks one psssssewsesA Of ssy pastien
III ssy's end then to adjast The hundred naehine,
rsccsssy TO reproduce every part tlat vss:h, emf
follows that cvsfy siccecdag watch mustbe IKE II
rks Company respectfully submit their witches q
,lelr merits oSis. They claim 10 msAs
A Better ARTICLE FOR THE MONEY
y their improved mechanical processes than can b
m sde under the old-fashioncd handixaft SYSTEM
They manufacture watches Of every grade, ffon
good low priced and substantial article In solid ell
yer hunting cases, to the finest chronometcr; and al
so ls6ise watches in plain gold sr the finest enamelc
md jewslsd cases but the indispensable rcquisit
ofall their watches 10 that they shail DO GOOl
TIMEKEEPERc. II should be remembered thai, e1
,eps their single lowest grade named " Home watc
company, Boeton," ALL WATCHES made by thcl
ARE FULLY WARRANTED
" special eertiAcate end this wassantee is good
Il times against the Company OF it, a9sAA.
ROBBINS q APPLETON.
may7-d&w1m + 1872 Broadway, New York.
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y, Ho' = The Tennessee organ Of radio
calism, The Nashville Times, 10 alsr med for
the prospects, Of old Brown. In one Of its
srasms Of fear. the other day, il exclaimed !:
III II had been Suspected that the NEGROES
Of this State would vote with the consefva-
tivss, the right Of suffrage would never have
been conferred on them"
That tails the true story. II ID not that
radicalism is in favor Of manhood suffrage. ;
but that it hoped 10 get Votes IA the South
BY lie adoption. CSdvIsss tho radicals ths |
ths negroes, - . body. win vote against
them. and Congress will take measures (,
dissIanchiss them - soon ~ u msels.-
Quincy Herald.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

nsSs,hss 9 s;esisa Ssbwllf Xsna,, sissl1,ss .
dclphia IL intended TO dIseolve the foed I'd abe II
into ch1ne. the Arst process q Si9sstion: & eeas-
Eng the Stomach with 6eAencks Mandrake Pills. he
Tonic soon restores the Appetite and food that eoui9
not be eaten before usinR Il M - sessiy eseessed
Consumption cannot be cured hy schenct's Pulno.
ME Syrup unless the etOmaeh ana Der s male heeltny
and the adpssit, restored, hence me Tonic end Pills
ere Ycgsircd in neatly cvcry case 81 coneun ption
half dozen bottles Of the eRAWEED TONIC and
three or four bhyes OF tho MANDRAKE PILLS VII
curs any ordinary caee Of dyspepsia
D. SciaEsox makes professional yisife IN New YORK
Boston. nnd ut his principal once in fnlsdeIpn.a
pamphlet on CONSUMPTION Tor his dsse Tor vieitaion
Please observe, when PURCHASING tnss the Two nke
aeeses Of the Doctor, Ia the last stage o. Coz
sumption and the other as he in perfect health
are on the Government stamp.
sold by all Druggi.ts and Dealers. price 81 80 pr
bottle or 81 30 the half doxen. All letters Tor advice
shord he addressed to DR. Schcnck'e Principal once
| No Is North 9Th Street, Philadelphia, Pa
0enesal Wholesale Agents: Demas barnes Co.
NY: 4. s. Hanco, baltimore. Md. John y. Park
| Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker S Taylor, Chicago, III
| Collins Broe,, Sc. Leuis, Mo.