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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26
Nav OoSvAlsscaxr CAnr. neassAlsx-

en1sie. Va, Nay -. ls6s.
Msssrs. Hostetter 1 Smith
Dear Hirs--Wttl yeu % ne the favor to for
ward BY s1prsss ose-half dofes Hcstetter'.
Riiers, with bill, for which will remit YOU on
receipt Of the same, q am unable 20 peocuss
your medicine here; and II 1 had quantity il
could BE- sold readily. as II u known TO be the
pest pserAration in nae for diseases having the
origin with diseased stomach. I have used
amt sold hundreds OF preparations. but your
bf'err are superior TO anything Of the kind |.
am cognir ant with. Indeed. no soldier should
healthy. Ter Il 10 not only q restorative. hut a
preventive for almost al diseases q soldier i.
subject 10. thsve been afflicted with chronic
Indigestion, and no medicine he's afforded me
the relief yours has: and trust you will lose n
tune 10 sending the bittera ordered.
Yours very respectfully,
SAMUEL BIERS, Hospital.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

Me-srs ilostetter b Smith--G II IL
9th the greatest pleasure that ! recomnend
Your Stsmcch Dittsrs 10 tho public, think y
I. the best bilssrs ofthe day. II 10 especially
adapted 10 The South and West. whore hillary
dsrsng ements Of the liver are prevalent. Ten
Years experience In the use of compounds. o.
cura,iy-s. compels mc 10 give your Bitters the
preference that its popularity inertia.
T. ANGLE. N. d.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26
BsckLAxs. Prince william County. Va :.

BsckLASs, Prince william County, Va.
January 81. lsds.
Aessss. Hostetter h Smith
Sire believe your bltters are the best In
use. tried them for dyspepsia in 1868. and
they cured mc. II was not faith that did II. for
had no faith in them. I tried them ~ please
. friend. had been pvostrste for several weeks
with dyspepsiA aud chrouic diarrhea expect
Cd 10 die but lcss than one bottle 40 tar re-
stored me that could Att~ a 10 my business
Last October overworked myself, which re
Quilted IN the return OF the same disease, accom-
panied with bronchial affection. when ! again
used !, our buffers. aud was soon restored "a
health. have recommended them to hun
dreds OF NV acquaintance. and have never
known them to fail in eiicciing n cure.
1rui, yours. MIRANDA CHAPEL.
Postmaster at auckland Va
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

Osnexsause. Hassex Cousty, n. j.,
September. Is. 1866.
Messrs. Hostetter 4 Smith
Gentlsmen For . long time have been a..
ticted with = disordered stomach, and was Nm
able - attend TO any business was advised 10
use your bitters. which did. and found them
y great benefit - me. believe he'd Il not bees
for them should have been In my grave err
this. write not only 10 testify - the virtue ol
yoSr bitters. but slss 10 have you ship me two
dozen ~ soon - possible. ~ am now keeping
. store. Yours respectfully.
JOHN n GREACEN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

EvtiNemAs, Efiugham county, III.
Msssrs. noststtcr 4 Smith
0eutlemsn With pleasure u can say that
your Buffers ere superior TO an, othcrs. lhsve
used them in my family for u long time, Und
always with bssetcial results.
Yours. very truly.
iROSsRT GILBERT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26
FROM EUROPE.
Latest News ~ the Aaaa~sar Tel.
oOeoph.


LONDON, March 24.-Ths sovsssmsn! has
published the correspondence bstwsso the
English and French Cabinets in record d
the illegal estsadition from Csnade Of the
French forgsr Lsnirsade, and ths subse-
ousnt demand made BY the English govern.
ment for his surrender.
DusLix, March 24.-Ths trial Of The 70.
nisn prisoners for high treason. viii com.
msnos on the 9Th Of April next, in this
city.
Teas, March 15.-Kossuth. Who 10 now
residing in this city has written letter pre-.
tsss,sg against tbs arrangement made be-
tween llusgsry and The Empoess Of Aus
tria.
LIVERPOOL. March 26.-Ths steamship
"Peruvisn," from Portland March . arrived
At Londonderry % Sunday.
LONDON. March 25 Evening. -Uonsols
closed q 81 FOE snssey.
6.2Os IA; III. Central. 7sa; Erie %.
PAxis, March 25-EvsnieR. u. ..
Bonds, sac.
FaAsxsonr, March s5- Evening ~. 3.
Bonds, IS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

Elnanros. Pa. November {, ls65.
Nessrs. uostetter 4 Smith
Geutlemen We have been selling your
Stomach iliiters for eighteen months. aud lind
them al excellent medicine Ali that - necessary
10 "a let the people know their virtue, and they
will use them. have tried them myself, and
now recomme nd them 20 all who have weak
vtsmschs. Respectfully yours,
wATTERsON 4 MCFARLAND.
Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

NATION, III, January 81, 1865.
Messrs Ho.tsttss / smith -6eotlernen
cell m are of your Stomach Dtters than Of any
other medicine PARTIES who have tried them
sprak in very high praias NJ their excellent vir-
tu.s. Ihsve used them mysslf. and prescribed
them with unparalleled success.
Very respectfully, you're.
u r. kiLNER, N. u.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26
NeS.A, Clay County

NINA, Clay County, TIT.
Measrs. Hostettss / smith -Osatlemen
have used and sttsn prescribed your Stomach
Dittsrs. asd take pleasure IN Recommending IL
70 oil whose stomscha ere debilitatea. II 10 On
excellent appetizer and tonic and prise Il ~
oos Of the best medicines Of the day.
X. u. MOORE. N. d.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

OALLAriA, Saline County. III.
Mcssrs Hostett~r 4 Hmith--0eutlem
have praciiced laediciue for many years. and
have used sous Bittsss In . number ~ case,
with grea. success. Esd take pleasure in recon
mending them 10 the public in general.
Very respectfully.
J. HMiTH, N. %.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26
JOHN OCHS 4 SON.
AeuHse Von
The Sale Of Real Estate,
and Collection or debts.

MONEY 70 LOAN ON GOOD SECURITY
q snn AOREs OF CHOICE PRAIRIE
LsOUU Lend 10 Scott, Cedar. Benton, Pow
eshiek. Tome and Iowa Countiee.
lYilnpoovsp FAnus, Of leo acres eech, from
70 lS miles from Dsv export.
10 lMsaovsp FAsxs Of so acres EACH from
TO Is miles Of Davenport.
A 0oop 'nrROvsD FAas Of $40 acres. within
10 miletof Davenport.
A doom luPaovlD FAan OF 100 scses, within
10 miles Of Davenport
A 0oop lAs1ovnD FAM Of 800 sores 80 ssses
Of timbes. within ~ miles Of Davenport.
4 0ooD lsPaovep FASH Of $50 acres, vitAis
10 0ileo q Davenport.
O6ss No. - bsady Street, over wilson's
Jewelsy Store. jsb26-dM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

EvAssvaas, NassA ss.-fhs vealAsr "a.
cleas in he fsesneea, bst i ssw cleudy.
The rive be- fallen thsse TEA n ~ lat
- houra.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26
Bossx's Ssosx. Gibson county. lad. |

December 5, 1855.
Acssrs. llossstter = Smith:
Gentlemen ihave received % much benefit
from using vsur BMters that ] feel 10 duty
bound y give my Testimony to their great vir-
than two years. afflicted with indigestion and
loss Of spirita trieda great many medicines,
but failed 60 lad any relief Finally was per-
suaded to try your celebrated Sson sch Bittsrs.
aud found m, health greatly improved. Icon.
tinaed TO use them for sometime. end wee re-.
stored 20 perfect health. lmake thts statement
tos the bs:.ett 81 thoss WOO are suffering With q
similar disease. Very respectfully.
i'm. B0nEN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

Such il the tsuer Of the correspondenes re.
seaysd By alnsst every mail at The oasuiactorv
q P,asosrg. The foregoing lsttera - gives
ossesy = specimens Of IL general character,
10 = valuable iaformaeioa furnished BY those
~no nsve BE- relieved TO those who suffer-
.,.s = not necessary q this late day " publish
this Great NAtioaal Specific. ~. ohss;.ed
IT. hold 90 the confidence Of the prblic. and
seecoec na present positisn @ ( 00oSa a
respsees.sn Of the best class through de leriti.
Ss.s oesian 81 experimental dcmonssrstson.
Tsss a.. e.s.r % ,npusn iss medicinal merits.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26
CHICAGO.

=. NATION. L. J. No0foS, W. q, ui.I.Ev
N. MATSON & CO.,
Importers. and Wholesale Dealers in
WATCHES, JEWELRY, DIAMONDS,
Stirer = Plated Ware, &c.
The only authorised Western Agents fos the
AMERICAN WATCH COMFY,
wAlsnAn, Mas
No. III Lake street,
mchll.dly CHICAGO. ILL.
q u Z ID II
LEADING DvslmEss HOUSES
IN CHICAGO.
Dags and 0aggimg.
MOVES 4 BROWN, Board Of Trade fsag Factosy)
~ La Sale ST.
Boots and Shoes.
C. NJ HENDERSON 4 co.., o. & s, lake st.
FARGO. FAi.ES 4 co.'s 4 30 Wabash Ave.
PHELPS. DODGE 4 co. 80 Lake 81.
sArNDER, BROTHER 4 CO. % Lake St
Camcc1llng Saamp--(Sccor's Raeemt).
B,st and cheapest Sclfdaicr used. no
n typc-sctting needed Three wheels
carry dates for twelve years, and n
child can regulate It. Only 5000
@A.-, Agents wanted. Address,
is sEAvERNs.
CarSceOsg, Cmreaim G:0usls 4 Bedding.
ALiENN MA,kEi BRYAN Hall. 80 south Clark
Carriages, ssn.gic.. Express Wsgons,
&c.. Ac.
COAN & TEN RRoEKE- II & % Randolph st,
.,71 toll, snr n Am
HkNiil Nlilifs- Corner of state y Twelfth Sta
Commission Mere i,ant>--(s;encrsD.
GtkBtR pEMARY i 90 10 Sou Mater 81
DRAKE ell Np.I. 4 60 900 south Water ST
IAW1oN. B;st,S y M.RR ~ South Water ST.
CARROLL. biAilif !. Cos Chamber Of
Commerce.
CHM nIs.i s.ias. Ware.
EOWfN. NailAt \ WiNSinw cucccssors
10 Bowen nfe-.f =. i, ~, a Il Randoph st.
Tr. Goods.
III VT. BARBOUR & HNIE ;. ,. & Lake 50
BOWEN WGiTMAS x WINSLOW Successors
Il, ~ 4 ~ Randolph ~
KING, HARMON 4 90. % & - Randolph St
:. y. JACKSON Il 60. - 4 - Wabash Avenue
Eagle Works, =. ". Gates, President.
Engines Boilers Saw and Flour Mills. Mining
Machinery etc. Send for Circulars.
Farm, Freight X llty Truck Wagons.
a. Il. BISHOP III SOU. jefferson. near Randolph.
Farming Tools, stoves and Wagons
Wood Work.
sTARREIT & BEATTY 10, Lake st.
Fire and burglar Proof SaGes.
j. NJ TEIWIiiiGER twihcrs Patent Sala
mantcri n; Washington ~.
Groceries.
DoANE. PECK q co % X - Michigan Ave
CHILD & BRIGGS Successors 10 Willard 4
Child, i35 South Water -,
EWING. BRIGGS ~ co. IL South wmer st
Glass Manufacturers.
NORTH -WEsTERN GLASS co. Window Glaae)
az South Water 81
Hardware.
EDWIN HUT 4 sONs.-sa Lake 81.
Hardware, Cutlery 4 Tlnnevss stock.
SICkLES. PRESTON 4 co -1fs Lake st
Iron, Heavy Hardware and Wagon
Stock.
HALL. kIMBARE 4 CO. -, 81, a - Michigan
c. B. BROWN & CO.'S Lakes
Jcsselry.
N. MATSON q CO-1i7 Lake 81
GILES, BRO. 20. t(;en. Agts fnr 4. g. Clock
and Brass Co., its Lake 81.
Ker0sene OIL, Lamps 4 Glassware.
WHEELER 4 BAYLESS. s Dearborn 81
Leather and Rubber Betting.
HALIOCK h WHEELER Succcrsors 10 J. H.
Idsscn 4 Coz III Randolph St, nfscr Nay /,
14S Lake st.
Machinery Depota.
HAWKINS 4 JAMES. Portable Engines. Cir
cutr Saw Mills, Engine lAtl,cs. lroh l'ancrS.
Drills. Wood Working Machinery of ali Kinds,
KHis Steam Pumps. &c. y south Wells st.
GRRENLEE. BRO. & co. Manufacturer A..ta
Mill- and Saws Betting Wooion Machinery and
6Qpplic- for Wooden Milk and MnrhIni-t- also
Wood Working Machinery Of an kind b, Dear
horn 81.
Mllllncr; and straw Goods.
u. W. y. N. WETiisHEII. 70 & ~ Lake 81.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26
GREAT NEW ENGLAND
r.. Whife Pine COmDouud Cures

Il now offered 10 tho afflicted thronshoos ne eo..
try nftrr having been proved b. ~ GEL ~ sless.
Year,, In the New nngiann - ~ w.. r,n,, which
80" a. Al liz yigtuce.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26
LUSE & (sRIGGS'
LIST OF NEW AND POPULAR
ID q O K -

NEw AMERICA BY WIN. Hepworth Dixon. illustrseed.
TExs On Fns BaAcn. by John q. Whittier.
Sax HcRDssD DoalAas 4 YrAu, wise's Effort. . low
living under high prices.
Our Tows. By harry Gray. author Of lasrisge Life
= Hnlsids.
CsloaApo. By Bayard Taylor
TasAis ~ ~ Isvsxroa. life % Chs. Goodyear.
Lin % JDvA b EAmunA Kisss.
TnR GkSirS or SOLITUDE. by Aleer
Puaa0 ~ onusD, By 0ayans.
NACcAulsS's osnmns Peuss, . vols.
Two MAsaaAsD. b. ssahos 4 Joae HALIFAX.
I'm 1usg1uof 0Ala1s olAvR.
owrSezxs 'DoCap nm Cnua. b Nssby.
AnHnaAx Laws. ~ osesod.
Tss Nsw D,ssa. b PreG. Asseh PAsips.
"ECCR DEu0." esapaa1os - 1sss nons. - =
seea - pebliaAeo = - lbaDd q
LusR . 0Rl0oe.
- Psssy street. ssse Post Onss.
Lsdiee. have your Note Pepper and Kavsospss
stamped with your INITIAL. Call and e8a0ins 49,
PIE both in colofs and plain, at
LrsE . GRI0Gs.
Booksellers and staticocrs.
- Perry Street.
Picture Frames Of all sises and les on hand and
nads to order, hy
l.QJNE Il GRnGGa.
IS Perry street, near r. -.
mchis-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

JOHN Il. COFFIN,
LAND AGENT,

Has for sale. lbs 600 scres choice Farnins
Lauds In lows, in 6s different counties, selected
ffom 10 to IL years since. BY special agsnts. -
mostly owned BY the pstcniees.
5000 acres in lllinols. Wisconsin, end Ninas.
sots. Unimproved Lots In Davenport. LeCIasvs.
priacstoa, Walcott, Durant, Atslisss, Downsy,
lows City and Dee Noinss. Twsasy dwelling
heuses asA stores IN Davenport .OvSdM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dlythefa, Bronchitis.
splitting ~ Blood, and Pulm nary Affections gcner
ally Tits remarkable Remedy for No-i:ng Crime.
bleeding from the Kidneys and Bladder, travel, aud
rc1.frl.1 lair
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MUNNEWELL'S
ECn.ECTnC The claims for this valued
PILLS. Family Pill ere hey ond
that Of any other 10 use. A
te.tof them will not only prove this but the greater
error Of GarISs which has heretofore been called
ChAnAcTrA The EcLRCTIC PILLS never require
over two. and seldom but for the Dose at the
bowels without the slightest gripping point OF thr
greatest importance. psstirularly in
Chronic Constipation.
For which take SfsoIr Pisi eyery. or every other
night. They never produce debility and Cure hdi
geetinn. Dyspepsia, Head Ache, Liver and Kidney
Complsants. Psles sorms. Loss OF. OF Impurities OF
the Blood Loss Of Appetite, aud all Dernngsments Of
Bowels or Stomach.
~ Sold by all Wholesale and Retail dealers In
Medicine.
JOhn T.. llunneWe1l, 1srop'r.
Practical Chemist, yCommsrcial Wharf Boston,
Mass.
IAyaeisne, - Dsesess espplied In Bulk 1osmuls
mgoe ooDe - d0D004. ors7 -dl0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

JAZZ H. HIGHe
Saosaassee - -
0arrison street Livery Stable.
$500 HAnRlsON STREET, BEfwRRN
ffont sad Second. H10eooO =
C0FF900o0, u the 49, quality. ~ ~ q ~
hours. Funsf6le iurnishsd On short notice.
g HORSES u0U0nf AMD Sold
nd beardsd = rsassaabls ehasgss tmyls-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26
STANDARD SKIRT

OF the Ea0A1o00blo World.
For Young Ladies', Misecs and Children. they ase
superior 60 all others. Inquire for Tho Duplex Kip
where flast Cass skirte ssld. throughout he u
4. and elsewhere.
WEST. BRADLEY CARY.
Sole OwDen Of Patent and Exclusive ManufActur.
ses. Warehouse and Once. ~ Chamber. and 20 q
HnAde 81 Y snx4nrn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

The DCllpoo Livery Stable.
Cosoer TA1ra anA Rssry 49,,
~ WILL A ALL nOUnO YUnNl0H
0 Livery. Board Horses and pay 0ssties.
Ter asssntios 70 FUNERALS. - Short Notice.
- Uhasees fsesoaabls.
jrossS.di WOLF / hewitt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

LlYERY NTA0n4E,
On Third street, betwsss DesdyE ~
epd Perry. and have stocked Il WiSh New Bag.
eias. New Carriages, New Ceese, - good ed
gentle horses.
IA Parties cites ded to Of ell tiaseo AeS.ly
Horeee bouaht, Geld oad e1cAoneo6.
ZINVERMAN. RE0INNETfEhA LAA0A.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

P1ANONl MELODEONCl oR0ANNl
NOW ARRlVDN1.
A MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF FIRST
PIAN NOS.
From the celebrated masuisctosiss Of CHECKER.
ing b Some. Hallst. Davis D Co.. Bostos, which
offer for sale 81 lower prices thsa asksd ios The
many second end third class Pianos that nov
good the msrhst
BUY THE BEST.
The Shsnlnger Mclodeon Conpany's
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Instructions given on Piano or Osssa. ann 10
Musical Competition.
All kinda Of instruments tuned snd sspsiss1
in the best manner.
Ware rooms, I'd floor. cor. Of ID Main ~.
n. 10. T1lENC1n.
iau5 Sole Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

Dradley's Duplex Elliptic Skirt,
NERy FLEXIBLE. FOLDED EASILY
when in use TO occupy = email spscs-0e
king the most Agreeable SKIRT worn. In e.
siiee. at Wholesale by w. c. WADSWORTn
and Retail BY wADSwORTH / 10.
Bradley's duplex Elliptic Skirt,
VERY FLExlBLE FOLDED EASILY
when in use 70 occupy small space ma
king the most Agreeable SKIRT worn. II 81
slses. ~ Wholesale and Retail By
Bradlsy's Daplex Elliptic Skirt,
VyERY flExIBLB, FOLDED EASILY
y when in use to occupy = s snail space ma
''' - " '''''-'' ''' us" ISAAC BsasEra.
Bradley's Duplex Elliptic shirt.
VERY FLEXIBLE. FOLDED EASILY
when in use to occupy . small spscs-ms
Ring the most Agreeable SKIRT worn. II I'll
sizce. at Wholesale aud Retail By
HERZBER0. GOODMAN 4 CO.
DraAley's Daplex Elliptic aklrs.
VERY FLEXIBLE. FOLDED EASILY
whea In use to occupy . email apaoe-0o.
king The most Agreeable SKIRT worn. In III
80 : -''s'-'' u k Siaa ; oAnARr.
DraAley's Daplex l:llipsac skirt.
VERY FLEXlBLE. FOLDED EAsILY
Y when in use 70 Occupy . e0all spece ina
king the most Agreeable skirt wess. Ii Iii
'''''' : "''' 8. .. srRssrEa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-26

Was referred to the judiciary COMMITTEES.
The Senate went int Executive session
and soon adjourned.
HoUsE The House proceeded 10 The
consideration Of business on the Speaker
table and disposed thereof % follews: The
Senate bill, declaring the bridges over The
Missouri river, at Sc. Charlrs, No.. over
the Mississippi river near Louisiana, Mo-,
and over the Missouri river near Lsaveu-
worth, Kanoas, legal structures and post
roads.
Mr. Lean offered an amendment. provid.
isg that tes the bridge as Leavsnworth, The
authority shah b first obtained from the
States OF Missouri aud Kansas.
NJ. Holman inevsd that che bill and
amendment BE- referred 70 The Committee on
Com nerce. Agreed TO 90 to So.
The Senate joint resolution prohibit. ne
srsons in the diplomatic service Of The
United States, from wearing uniforms. not
rcvious'y authorized BY Congress.
MI. Schsnck opposed aad Mr.. Judd favsr>
Cd the resolution.
Mr.. Covsde moved a. On amendment the
following: Provided that tho diplomatic
agents shall not b permitted = wear any
eeurt dress. except such 20 shall bs pre-
scribsd, end the patterns drawn By the
chief tailor Of the nation, who 10 new pre-
siding over our dsstinies. Lauehtsr.
The Speaker ruled promptly the amend
0snt was not in ordsI.
Mr.. Noell suggested'a % On amendment that
he unifouA shah consist Of . cooked has
looped up with the American esgle, q swal-
low tailed coat with the stars and stripes On
the tail. butterout pantaloons, Close. ting
yellow stockiny, eth saiters . ID Franklin,
and buchakiu vest one side black and one
side white. &c. I.aaehtss.] The amend.
mont was ruled e3s Of order.
NJ. Pruys suggested - . substiluts, that
the Secretary Of State b authorized u re-
scribe such uaifoso - b. may deem proper.
Ne. Dasks4sfassd y les ~ soeedmsot
b edseed.
The Hooss sseaadsd shs pssvisas ques.
tlen AND peeeso he jslns reeslolisn.
Adjourned. se
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-23

cold .sosin xsrosvn.o

The following singularly prophetic lines
were published in the Religious Monthly in
December 1859, soon after the execution Of
Brown We do not know their author.
They call thee hot-brained, crazed, and mad
But every word that falls
Goes straight and true, and hits the mark,
More sure than eannon-balls:
through spectfe-forms of bogus law,
1t cuts its way complete, f
And judge and jury TOO, are tried
AT Gods great jndgment-seat. q
Old man, farewell, they'll take thy lifsi
For dangerous enough,
In these our sweetly piping tllnes'
Are men of hero stun 80.
we should tread soft above the nres
That underneath MS lie; Ala
You'll crack the crust Of compromise, ~"
And set them sporting hight
Where Henry's cry for Liberty"
Once sent its shivering thrill. ss
There's only room six feet by two
For heroes now to FILL
And Ger the spot the years will roll,
AS spring its verdure weayes,
AND autumn, DER the felon's grave,
snakes down its yellow leaves,
But not the spot Sie feet By taoo
Wlu hold man Ike thee
John Broom agM tramp the shaking earth
FROM Blue Ridge to the sea,
1H the strong angel comes at last, ! s0
And opes each dungeon door, st
Ia And Gods Great Charter holds and soaoes
Der all his humble poor.
And then the humble poor will come, 9.f
In that far distant day,
And from the felon's nameless grave,
They'll brush the leaves away;
And gray old men will point the spot ND
Beneath the pine-tree shade,
AS children ask with streaming eyes
Where old John Brown was laid.
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Portland & Kennebec R. r.


1too through trains Daily bet,oeea Boston gor,ioud
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Valuable Real Estate on COmmar-
- - cI9I Strpaf for s,salas
Farm for Sale.

LOT OF land about 81 feet front on Comuorc,al
IN street and eNtendin. 264 Il to Fore st tIe
now occupied by ID. #. Noble 81 60.
Apply to j. DROWNEi ga
l. May 1. TT q a. sass - l0State Street
= q Farm Tor Eala q Z ~
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TO be Sold Trnmod;ato1x

.'.fu For sale. T5507-
A. Portland, by li3 III n nnI,aS Ssie''
ie15tf -..s o.r ~ NJ - e1,.l
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Cantiers % sAs r.s,ic.

Every Intelligent and thinking person masf knaw
hat remedies handed out for general use shon hsvs
j. heir efficacy established by well tested experience in
Tile nands OF regularly educated pbysician whose
preparatory studies lit him for all the duties he ,n
Iun; yet the country IL flooded with poor nostr
s1d purporting to be the best in the world
n Wicn are NOT only useless, bat always Injurious
us as it is lalaentable yet
PIE iact that many syphilidc patients are made mis-
nom inexperienced physicians in general practice for
point generally conceded by the best syphi!ogra
piers that the study and management Of these coma
plants should the whole time OF those who
would De competent and successful in their treat
M .i and cure The inexperienced general prael-
uoner, having neither opportunity nor time to maxi
pursues one system of treatment in most cases max
ing an nd1scrimnate use OF that antiquated and dan
gerous weapon, the Mercury. -, - so '' e-
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For Sale.

NE Of the finest residences in the city, situated
49,, On Gie corner OF Park and Spring Streets and
aoMl as me George Evans estate. it contains 10
halsnea rooms two good Kitchens bathing room with
oo any Gold water everything in complete order
% Sthple connected with the premises Will be
sou win the furniture without, Possession given
Immediately. Terms easy. Apply TO 81
EEsB 8 - GEO. r. DAVIS g. CO.,
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Eknuro 20. Cala

I'HE Two Storylmodern built house No 4Atlantie
So, Mnnioy hill nearly new all in perfect order
WIN ~ hhshed rooms. IA closets Gas in every
room Hard and soft water in abundance Hittad
l9r one or two families. Insured for 1000 dollars in
the Old Etna oil Hartford CT Title clear and Willie
to one or two good tenants.
Apply to GEO r. DAVIS A. co
Ileaiers ln Real Estate, No. Morton Block
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Land for Sale

a fAhI OF the late Mary S. Lunt's Estate, near
a,,;t p ror,land via Tukey's Bridge; in parcels to
sa' ufcha sers. Enquire in person by letter OF
c., JAMES JOHNSON,
will annexed. " oct 90 IsSwtf