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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-06
inIiElES ON COTTON.

PLANTERS DESIRING TO RAISE MONEY
Oh ther Cotton without selling at present low
price, can get an advance on same by shipping 1t
through me to Liverpool. where it can be beld at
small cost during the season.
Tax need not b0 prepaid Oh Cotton shipped.
WILLIAM LAMB,
Commission Merchant,
Norfolk, Va.
-.v 3f-eOd2W-38-1m
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" tIlIUu -F'tIN.
city, one Of the negro speakers indnlged in
the following strain OF gloriGcation ;
Heretofore, such men only as Badge
or Saunders coull be sent to Congress, but
now, thank God we can send q James II.
Harris -
Ii anybody can do Justice to the sub
ject. we yield the palm. We confess ne
cannot.-Raie ieigh Sentinel.
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ZINES AND NET TWINES.

- ROPE, CORK3, BUOYS,
LEADS AND NET FITTINGS,
If evcr7 description, manufactured and for sale
by II. & G. w. LORD,
50 Commercial Street,
Boston, Mass.
----. 243nl-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-06

Resolution providing for .le impeach-
ment of the President OF the United States:
- Resolyea, That Andrew Johnson, Pres
ident of the United States, be impeachcd
Of high crimes and misdemeanors.
Signed by Geo. S. Boutwell,, VIM. Law
renee, Francis Thomas, Thos. Williams and
John c.. Churchill, .......-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-06
] III P E EAC Il III e Mt.

THREE REPORTS Oh THE SUBJECT,
MAJORITY FAVOR IMPEACHMENT.
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THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.

EyGELHARD d PRICE, Proprietors.
T., ,rI2s, al Letters on Business must be addressed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-06

By Messrs Wilson and Woodbridge. We
give below full abstracts Of the reports
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25

Tux celebrated Madame Ristosi has q
course been the recipient Of all scrts ofpres
snts since her arrival IN Aneriss. She ap-
pears to have been particularly delighted
Win the dozen bottles Of .Bloom Or Z Yoush. .
sent her by The manufactures, Mr. Geerge
W. Laird, Of No. a Fulton street, New
York. The lady has . remarkably One
complexion, which Of course she 10 dssirous
Of retaining. aud there can Be more effect ual
way Of doing so than by using this truly
wonderful! and delightful preparation. Csu
b. had At eli druggists and fancy goods deal.
err. feb 1O-deod&
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25

RrruBlicAx CONVENTION. Republi-
can delegates and few lookers-on met At
the Court House this afternoon at o'clock.
Gen. J. y l.. AXE called the meeting to os>
der, aud on motion, John. L. Henry vas
elected temporary chairman, and }. N.
Snyder secretary.
On motion a committee on credentials was
appointed, consistin: OF Messrs. Campbell,
Smi,i and Foster.
The different wards werc called upon by
this committee for their credentials. They
came forward in order and presented little
slips Of the Ga-ette, and the representative
Of one ward not having thought this would
be required, rushed franticnlly around until
he found copy, and handed Che whole
thing in. The names were I'll read M report
Of said committee, and adopted by the
meeting.
A motion was then made declaring the
temporary organization, permanent. Some
delegates were absent and their places were
filled BY the different wards.
II was moved to adjourn for one week.
and the move sustained by ono or two OF the
wards according to instructions they had rs-
ceived at their meetings Saturday night
They we're asked for reasons but could no;
give any. The majority not understanding
the object. of such adjournment, thinking il
no doubt sub>movement.
The convention then proceeded to nomin
ate for city officers, with tho following re
suit
NOMINATIONS.
For Mayor, the names Of John. E. Henry.
John l.. Davies, and Geo. l.. Davenpor,
were presented, the two first named posi-
lively declining the honor-and the third
was absent, bu. was nominated by acclama'
tion.
For Police Magistrate, the names Of z. q
Blood and A. p. Alexander were presented.
NJ. Blood 20. ~ votes and Mr.. Alexan
der :.
For Marshal, Geo. s. Burchill was nomi
mated by acclasation, as alse was W. A
Remington far Treasurer.
DR.. T. j. Saunders for Assessor d. b.
Nash for City Clerk Jas. Coulthart fol
Street Commissioner Loftss keating fol
Wharfmas;er Col j. b. Leake for City
Attorney.
For Health Inspector, +. weingastner re
ceived 90 votes and l.. J. Centcr IL,
For City Sexton, Theodore Westphal re-
ceived 26 votes and Joseph Adams ..
The City Central Committee we're cm.
powered t. fill vacancies.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25
CIT Z 1T T. M - {.
PEOPLES TICkET.
Election. Saturday April 8. 1861.

Election. Saturday April 5. 1861
For Mayor.
MICHAEL DONAHCE.
For City Marshal,
J. W. MOORE.
FOR City Clerk.
JOHN LILLl9.
For Treasurer,
OTTO KLUG.
For City Assessor,
FRANCIS OCHS.
For City Attorney,
R.T. McNEAL..
For Police Magistrate,
w. L. DITTOE.
For Street Commissioner,
DANIEL RYAN
For Wharf Master,
L. 4. TlLLEBElN.
For Health Inspector.
JOHN KAUFFMANN
For City Sexton,
FRITZ kANN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25
MASS CONVENTION
PEOPLES PARTY
Great CPoN1 and Intense Entha-
SLASH.
mARMONaOUs NOMINATION
OF d FULl. TICKET.

As per call the votiog population OF the
city of Davenport. to the extent Of about
eight. hundred persons assembled ss the
German Theatre on Saturday evening to
nominate candidates for the various city o.
fees TO be voted for at the coming charter
election. At the hour appointed the capa.
cious building was crowded by dense
mass of earneit voters, and the meeting
was called to order.
On motion Geo. 5 c. Dow, Esq, was
called TO the Chair, and James Mckim a'sd
Henry fischer were appointed Secretaries.
On motion it was agreed that Where only
one person was presented for an office the
same should be declared candidate by ac>
clanasion but where two or more names
were presented the same should te determ-
ined by ballot, and in case Of ballot, II. ii.
Andersen, Thos. Dermody, and 7. d. Eagal
were appointed tellers.
The following candidates were appointed
by acclamatior
NJ. DoSAnuE, for Mayor,
Orro kiuG, for Treasurer.
FRANCIS Ocns, for Assessor.
Z. T. Nc NEAL, for City Attorney.
WV. I. Drryor. for Police Magistrate.
DANIEL RYAN. for Stree: Commissioner.
For the remaining officers ballos was
taken with the f,l.owing result:
FOR CITY MARSHAL.
j. w. Moore. re,............. .667
II. W. MITCHELL. ............ 90
FOR CITY CLERK.
Jonn Ahiis,. .Oot
A Il. Smaheld, .12o
ron HEALTH INSPECTOR.
John Kaufman. .70l
John Aolst, Al
FoR wHAAF MASTER.
+. A. Iiliebein, .......... ooU
FOR CITY SEXTON.
Richard Allshire, ............ ....... IS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25

G. 4. r 5 will mce. at the hall to>night
to make arrangements for the burial Of
Comrade White TIE funeral will take
place tomorrow at ~ o'clock, A. NJ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25

Morn AND fREcKLEs.-Thc only reliable
remedy .or brown dscolorations called Morn
and FRrekLEs. is PEREY's Morn AND
FREckLE LorIoN. Prepared by DR.. i. G.
Perry, Dermatologist, 40 Bond ST., n. y
Sold By oil Druggists. mh25>dGm-eod
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25

TRsrnosE 1T is something that will
keep your hair on your heal sure and II
grow If there is root left under the shining
scalp. II has the true virtue in il, and
everybody who wants sound, healthy. luxu
RANT hair, should use l, 5y Al means. Al
ways call for Tryphose. For sale BY oil
Deulctste
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25
GETTY NOTICES.

Ir you want ic:.y black whiskers use
Upham's Hair Dye-only 80 cents bottle.
Sold everywhere. Put up by J.J. Kroner,
Philaielpha.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25

Thar Hacking CouGn, must be a source
Of great trouble, and will certainly produce
fatal re ults If not attended 20. just en-
ough ofCOES s COUGH BALsAx TO vet the
throat, taken once ~ hour, will cure il in 4
very short time aud only costa IS or 40
cents
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25

Many. Ianny Years ...lrs. Wlns
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teething. has stood the test OF many years.
and never known TO fail. II i perfectly
reliable and harmless. II regulates The
stomach and bowels. cures wind colo and
gripping in the bowels. softsns the gums, re-
duces Inflammation, and allsys all pain.
Perfectly safe in I'll cases, - million og mo>
Tiers can testify.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25
DAVENPORT, IOWA. MONDAY. MARCH 25 1867 !.

Graiamsr lS-.oci Ne. ,. DR.. Hes, Mr.
Ernst. Claussen, Mr.. II Haget@ k, Mr.. J
4. Suoc.Ii, Mrs. John Schmidt.
Grammar scloos No Mr.. J. N. Dal>
eel, Nr. j. II Bennett, Rev. II n. Powers,
Mrs X Lindermar, Mrs II. II. Smlth. Mrs.
Capt Frsxfr.
District Ssicol No. 5, n" Room Mr..
jas. Hall, Nj. McKim. Mr.. kinne. NJ Jaa.
y. Caldwell. Mrs. Thos. Scott. and Mrs..
Spoor.
District School No. Q, ~ Rssm Mr..
T. Jones, Mr.. II. Martin. NJ. Harvey Leon
ard, and Mrs. Mitchell.
The foregoing examinations ~ill take
place Wednesday. March 9th.
Hicu SCHOOL.
Natural Seisnss---Dr. G. c. Parry, DE-.
Maxwell. DR.. Peek, and Ar. :. 8. ballosd.
Ldtin-Rev. II. N. Powers. Ar. JAS. I.
Lane. Mr.. J L. Dsymcde, Col. Basssts and
Mr. J. II. Melville.
Mathematics Rev. A. D. kendig. MI. +.
ochs. Mr.. II II. smith, Rev. ID. 5. watson,
AMI Mrs Gil'et,.
English Grammcr- Mrs. r. uacke. Mrs.
q. II. French, Mrs. DR. Worley, ard Mrs.
A. g Billion.
The above named individuals are hereby
respectfully requested to be present at the
| examinations. and 10 art in the capacity
above designated.
In behalf of tho School Board.
w. o. HisKEY, City Supt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25

On motion, these nominations were made
unanimous, and three sousing cheers were
given for the ticket.
While the tellers were counting the bal.
lots, the meeting Was entertained by short
and pointed speeches BY Messrs. Dow,
Stewart, Parker, Moore, Donahue, Drake,
Tilebein, Dittoe, Stibolt, HAupt and Others.
The meeting Throughout, was grand af>
fair perfect order and: harmony prevailed,
and upon every countenance was plainly
visible that earnest, answering determine
ton to 60 into the city election to win "or
perish in she attempt" There were pres
ent at this convention more than two thirds
Of The voting population Of our city-ths
largest convention OF the kind ever held in
this city. Every man present went home.
counting upon himself as q committee Of
five, to see that the ticket he had helped
nominate was successful at the polls on
Saturday. April 9Th, 1867. And so let it
be done.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25

business now done IN Paper Collars and theprescnt
ssle Of them nearly equals that Of N other makes
eonbined. They hsve been made from uniform Stock
from the commsecement, which now costs - per
cent moro thaA hat used in The psodsetDcn Of ~
other Collar Ocy cost ~ dsalss more
Therefore when consumer are urged 10 buy other
MAKES at the sans psiees - 0RAvo, IL ts because
he issssior goods pay nssv psoas.
II Yov WANT rsp Very Best, snn ~
Gray's Patent Nodded Collars. AND
fAKB NO OsMEno.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25

CARPETS. sA
OIL CLOTHS.
WINDOW CURTAINS,
SHADES.
MATTRESSES,
BEDDING,
TRATHERS,
And a general assortmsnt Of Hoass Husnishins
end Upholstery Goods.
We hsve jass reesived laees and veil -
Iscsed stock. parchased - ~ recently reduced
prices. and. with : AdeteEalnsAioA mot 70 b Nm
5srnOld. Ssel con6dsat We - malIo u IL inter.
~ Of al wishing goods 10 eur li.ss. 20 ssauiso
cur stock before purchasing. lnshse dJ
-. % nos Ssssst ~ ksnbsr,
nSS 40 nOS ao1ho -. CA1oaDU.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25

SPLxx' 'sPLAY.-That new show oase Of
Smith, tbs Hattcrs' At the Main Street co.
trance Of his store. Glied with beAutiful
garland Of artificial flowers and soms very
pretty misses straw hats Of the latest style.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25

All our Western exchanges come to ,,s
saying that their immediate localities are
already receiving many nev comers The
prospect for spirited immigsation was
nsves better than il is THE ooaooa. s.a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25
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o9hOO1os


The public examination of the Osahnae
asd nish esAesl Ospartosnas, asd Of The
Secondary DspeeeDoe.e Z IN Districts Na 8
- IA ui1 ~ doriag the psoss
snt wsek ~ " ~ end Secondary b..
partineooD e 0sAeols No. 1. No. 9, No. 3 and
Ne I. end sAs Pdnary Departments es
Schools No. 3 and No. 8, win hs dismissed
Tuesday attsrnoon, I'D The remaining DE-
psstments vill Be sxauined on Wednesday.
The High School will Ls examined Thuss>
day and Friday. The programme Of ito ex-
sniinaticns will b published N doe t:ns.
The O0mmittses for assassination oss as fob
lows: tw@E
GRAMMAR School No. 1.-Dr. Dodd. Mr..
frizxsll. Mr.. Shields, Mrs. Pestes, Mrs.. B..
Andrews, Mra. Ahrnes TEE
Grammor School No. 2.-Nr. C. II. Kent,
II. 3. B. Woodward, Ne. }. q. G. Cavea.
dish, Mia d.. Wsgiey, Ma II. Kelley, Mn.
40. Ratlss, Nm. Rosne. al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25

- Our iflsods - tAe sra1s - cautioned Against
ali Co,lsn uplicenseA By ~ Union % = suits ass
no being daily commencsd 10 various parts Of The
country ~ the Cnioa Co. agaiae dealers in the sae.
Hatch, Johnson 4 Co..
81 Warren StrsH, ....... -. .NW Ysrk,
srIrISG AGENTS UNION r. q. CO.. = AMID-
wchf9l lCAN NODDED COLLAR 90. IN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25

large and commodiouS carpet hall OF Messre.
Hollister & Phelps, in Chicago. The house
has been favorably known for great NUNS
Der Of years. being the Oldest established
house Of the kind in the West. We found
it crowded to rcpletion with every vasie = Of
carpets, from thu richest Velvet, Brussels or
Wilton to the unprstentious Rag Rugs,
OIL Cloths, Window Curtains, and shades Of
every description and style; and large a..
sortment OF Nassrasscs, Bsddins, Feathers,
ets, which they sell either - wholesale or
retail. Messrs. HOLSTER 4 Phelps have Al.
ways enjoyed the reputation Of being The
lel lding house in their line in the wcstesn
States. and IL an almost endless variety o.
patterns Of each article dealt in ; a uniform
and extremely modsrate scale Of prices /;
care and attention in filing orders and
meeting the wants Of customers, and
courteous treatment Of all who have deal>
ines with them be any criterion t. judge BY,
No should think that they viii long retain
the position. We have carefully examined
their goods and price list, and h,ving had
opportunities enjoyed by but few Of CONE
pasing them with tho Leading houses 10
Nsw York, Boston ssd Philadelphia. We find
lthas Msssss Hollisser 1 phAps con and do
call their secds stfsiiy - lay rate - any
hpus, IL Awerica. .aad itis tis Insight Of
FOLLY for our nsrshanss to pass Chieagp BY
slastiss sheyscaa bsy apsls IN tho East
any chsspsr. This great sarpst AAlll il sit
.uased on Lake sssess->Sos. lst md 1s7--
between Clsfk and M1Hs streets hesst
Of The buaaess psssiss stsSs city. end Z
sias vih empty rspey rssr vsseschants cad
'citlssnS, ~hs viii 16A tbs& ~ have writscu
but the simple truth, and yin thaak Us for
thus calaisg attention to sisis house.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25
To.Dav's Advertisements.


"A Small Family: good fsJeeenes seouise1. O. o.
COCK, North eide Ssh street. - Aesss vet q oeises
ntree4 meh2o dit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25

BY great many eight here in Davenport,and
In nine cases out Of every ten, it has given
satisfastion. Our physicians are presesib.
ing 4; they have witnessed its good re-
suits. and endorse IT,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25

THs CoxrxG TIpg OF Exi0RArIox.-A re-
cent number Of the Cincinnati Gazette con.
:aius the following article, the closing clause
Of which We commend to the attention Of
the people Of Iowa. We suppose that Osr
State is part of the ''colder and less fertile
regions Of the Northwest" ref.rred to in tie
paragraph. "Colder" it may be, bat the
very action of the journal in so earnestly cx
horting its State Legislature TO institute
some means to stop the tide which it fears
will surge past their own doors, stultfies
its declarations about the ''less fertile The
idea OF stopping these home-scekers, and
inducing them to wear out their 1hole life
in earning hundred dollars sn.acre-tarrn,
when two days journey farther on will give
generous soil, is ridiculous in itself and
one of which the good people Of well,filed-
up Ohio will DC dispossesscd before they
read the next thanksgiving proclamation cf
their Governor
The recent victories Of Prussia in Ger.
many will result in the benefit Of the Uni
ted States as well as the conquerors. 1t is
well known that Prussia has substituted it's
rigid consctiption in the nexed provinces.
in place Of the milder system which had be-
fore been in vogue in most Of them. Conse-
quently, emigration has been greatly stiinu>
lated. The weekly steam packets from Bre-
men and Hamburg. and alse five or six ex>
ira steamers, having their berths oil sngag>
ed up to November A great many will
also leave in saihng vessels- A greates EN-
igvaion than that Of any preceding gear is
predicted. Even in Old Prussia, some of
tho villages sill lose third Of their popu.
lstion. 1t is time that the State Lcgisla-
lures Of Ohio aud Indiana were taking es-
pecial care 10 secure . part Of the new CON-
ers who might otherwise be attracted to the
colder and loss fertile regions Of the extreme
Northwest
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25

ResUsLlcAN WARD NOMINATIONS. The
Republicans gathered themselves toee,hes
in small knots in the different wards last
Saturday evening, to make nominations for
aldermen, and appoint dslsgaaes 10 the City
Convention.
In the first ward M. q. p. Balschlnites
was nominated for aldermen; Second Ward,
John Rach Third domination
postponed Fourth Ward, o. 8. Mcneil
Fifth Ward. Geo. E. Hubbell; Sixth Ward,
A. J. Smith.
DELEGATES 70 CIT CONVENTION.
1st Ward-lIenry Csamsr. Peter d. Ban.
igsn, w. g Carr, B. Finger, and n. N
Briggs.
"a Wards. F. Cowdry, wulf II. Lott
E. @. Sudlow. B. Ruch, G. J. Jones, and J.
G. Houseman.
Sd wasd-E. ". Baker, Charles Bsuhn,
J. W. Green. A. T. Andrsas, John Stahl,
and j. d. Oampbell. a
4th ward-jno. Z. Henry, n. H. Smssh,
Vim. p. Campbsll, Milo K. Pasks, Geo. b
Wood, G. A. Haviland. Thos. McOulioush,
and 0. s. Mcneil. -, $50
9th Wssd-n. Ki:feathsr, Walter Hem
der, Frank Watson. Daniel Moore. W. A.
Foster, and N. N. Tyner. i .r
9Th Wsrd-C -Chas. Whittakse, II. d. Sny-
der, Danisl Churchill, d.. John Bell, and
E. T. Taylor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25

Makes a.s10 splendid Brick per hour. with only nine
men and one pair " horses. OF I.3su per hour by
sseam power Has no complex machinery 70 he get
ting cut OF ord,I breaking down I,r great siai-
Ilicty and mary cluus power cammsud thu approval
~ every expert NJ sight
We challenge the world to produce it, equal
Satisfaction guaranteed to all purchasers.
ARRAM REQrA, General Agent, No fii Broa
wny y mehc dam
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25

d &c. ar npw receiving ns their s,mc in
II ,cs Island large assortment cf these
goods from the best manufacturers aof in
new and cnoicc iattesns, 20 which they in>
yitc the attention Of the Davenport; public.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25
FRITZ KANN.

CALI and see Els mos, beautiful assort-
ment of Wall PAners hefore purchasing else
where.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25

MAsoslc.-Giles. R6p 4 Co. manufacture
and keep on hand a supply of Masonic
Goods. Lodge Jewels, Regaliss,K. I. Swords,
SD Swords, Rings, &c, from lst to sd, at
wholesale and retail. Bodies furnished at
wholesale rates. GILES, Bro. 4 Co.,
mb25 ddwlw l42 Lake Street. Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25
LOCAL ITEMS,
IN DAVENPORT

No medicine has a better reputation than
Lallemand's Specific. II 10 not claimed that
II will cure in every case. but it will cure
more casss Of rheumatism, Neuralgia, or
0eua, than any other article, or even any
physician.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25

CsE Lalle,nand's Specific t9r rheumatism,
tout AMI Neuralgia. |, eifectla'ly de tfoys
eli poison iri the blood, and performs rs1>
led cur. !. al tes,impaia's ei@ewhere
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-25

THE TEMPERANCE MxETfNG TONIGHT
Remember the Temperance meeting 70 be
he'd At LeClairc Hall this evening. ADJ
dresses will be made by Hon. II. Price,
Rev. Geo. +. Magoun and Rev. y. s. Wat>
son Music by the Glee Club.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-08
Shall Nature he Sustained2

To give debiiaing medicines to the weak is about as
ssnsible 1t would be to try to help man 10 his feet
by licking him when he was down.
That sort OF practice is going out OF fashion. 1t has
pllsJ SO many grayeyards that peope longer believe
In II.
If those who not strong by nature expect to avoid
the attacks ef disease they must endeavor to acquire the
vieer necessary to resi-, It.
How is this to be donef Common sense suggests by
the use Of lnvigoratng medicine.
The great object is 10 STRENGTHEN SYSTEM WITH.
OUT EXCITING IT.
This object is accomplished by the judicous use Of
the most potent and genial Of all vegetable toncs and
alternatives, HoSTEl TER'S STOMACH BITTERs.
Many valuable properties combined in this prspara-
tion. 1t improves tIo appetite and renuers digestion
easy and perfect gives seadness 10 the nerves. in
ducss healthy. natural flow Of bile prevents constpa
ton without unduy pursps the bowels gently stimu
lates the circulation, and by promoting vigorous
condition Of the physical system, promotes also that
cheertulness which is the ruest indication Of well
balanced condition Of all the animal powers.
summer lesves both the body and the mind more OF
less exhausted Now Is the time to recruit them. and
thus forestal the msarous and other complaints
which PROSTATE 30 many Thousands overy Fall.
November 6