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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-16
NJ EDIcAL.
REDC CTION IN PRICE
OLA
Standard Remedy!

TN CONSIDERATION OF THE SCARCITY
l. of n oney, and in order TO place it within
the reach Of all. we have reduced the price Of
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-16
KING OF CHILLS

II
l. of money, and in order TO place il within
the reach Of all, we have reduced the price of
our
KING OF CHILLS
To the low price of ONE DOLLAR per Bottle.
This is the most powerful and certain com-
round ever introduced for the permanent
eradication of all forms of Chills, Intermittent,
Remittent and Bilious Fevers. Neuralgia,
Dumb Chills, Sun Pain. and all those fnalarious
affections so common throughout the Southern
country. 1t is put up in large bottles. with
plain directions, is pleasant to the taste, and
does not affect the head. ears or nerves.
WHAT IT CAN DO.
1t clcanses the Stomach. arouses the Liver,
opens the Bowels, and carries of all Bilious
Matter, effecting quick and permanent cures.
RADICALS
Who have not become acclimated, and are con-
stantly troubled with Chill or Fever. who are
Bilious and full of Aches, and feel an ladispO-
stion to get about. should, b. all means. use
this truly valuable MediciDci Compound, which
is prepared by Physicians of Twenty Years ex-
perience in this malari0us country.
CONSERVATIVES
Who have no tinls 10 lose, fooling with various
mixtures of the day, and who have no money
to throw away, could not do better than to
spend One Dollae iGc the KING OF CHILLS
and be cured Of all forms Of Chills, Fever, Etc.
Its taste is pleasant, and it never affect the
kaa Apr nav
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-16

sup'tMetropoHtan Police.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-26

90 S0O MILLINERY BUSINESS, $3.50 WILL
VA.OUV purchase the Lease Dtsck sna ccmpsssy
6qnipmsnss % arss clssa miSsTZ sess No
Herald sulass nsw Ycss g w ~ Proe
eres FOR sale New YQE& Newark OranGA kxaustn 80
sljecsut cities, 81 BRAbriELD ROSS.
va'ss area s sssf ana "a .sIs 4 bsz,ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-07

Telling Tales eat er school.
In discussing the responsibility for the ia.
nous cry, "On to Richmond" BY which the
Tribune in 1861 urged tho movement Of an
army watch resulted in Bull Run, the r ch>
ester Democrat says:
"Thc editor Of the Democrat was employ.
ed editorially upon the Tribune in the early
part Of 1901, taking the place of Mr.. Dana,
whoes eyes did not ct that tirne endure
night work. At the same time he was du-
ring the dAy associated with Mr.. Dana on
the Nsw american CyclopGdia. lie is,
therefore, able to spssk with confidence Of
tho management Of the Tribune at that ps>
Rod. Mr.. Greeley, ~ he himself admitted
in The article Of July %, was mainly rcspon
sible for urging the rash advance upon Ma
nassas, and was wholly responsible for the
fer worse artieles which At an essly period
socsufagsd secession. These a.iiciss, We
keew. were strongly dinppro,.d y NJ.
Dana, = they wees By every oae else cen
nssesd with the 1sjbsHs except the writer Of
them. The dissgessoeut bstseen m.
Greeley and NJ. O0oa whicA led to ~ ias-
tsr's Withdrawal froo the TLib-"e, 70 'ne
detsimsnt q that paper. BIZ ~ ''g'a -
Mr.. Deua'a opposition r. ar "ree'ev uh.
wise sndl unpatrio.i.. views as to the best
ma. A. a..Iir~ with the rebellion. lie
s , ss.sS Of Mr.. 0reeley's most out
,.rsons s,acles, asd his only fault as mana
80 Of sne Tribune was, that he did not sup>
800 moss. lie yeldsd.too much his own
better Judgment 10 the whims Of bis nomin.
d chief, whose knowledge Of .urnips is un-
Improbable, but whose opinions on politics
or public AFFAIRS are Of very little real vslue
Mr.. Greeley writes we'll, and hasa good dea
Of skill in attacking error aud in denounc
ing mcanness and vlainy, but if he hat
the uAnagement Of q political party b.
would ran Il Into the ground in twslv
menth and u hc were, a the deludsd pub
lie Supposed, the real editor Of the Tribune
that excellent journal would rapidly fal
. IRON its estate. The owners Of the 1ribun
y are well aware q this, and while they vslu
. highly. % they ought 70, the prestige Of MI
Grsslsy's name. they take good care to pu
, . vieersy over him, In the shape Of mana
: eine sdltor. who really conducts the paper
! and whose chief difficulty always consist
in keeping che good Hssaes from doing fool
ism thine0."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-07

"RHQuRsr ENVELOPES. The use Of what
are known - ''ssquest snvslepss" Chat 10,
stamped envelopes on which is printed :
request that the letter should BE- returned
10 the writer II not delivered within spsci>
fed tims) 10 rapidly increasing.
The query has repeatedly been raised ~
to how the General Post Office Dspaftment
''gets its Uonsy back" for ito labos Of fur
ntshing request envelopes" q The price Of
merely the envelope. Not near 90 many
letters are returned to the Dead Letter De.
partmsnt from the different Post Onices .,
would have been returned under the old
order Of things. The money and labor shut
saved 10 large item.
Other advantages arise from the use q
request envelopes" Whensver amonl
the daily deposit Of unpaid letters, or let
tiers havings revenue stamp, one has TIL
request to return printed on the envelope
the Post Office officials are enabled to notify
the writer. BY which means the mis-
take can be corrected, and the letter sent OF
its way; thus preventing great annoyance
always, and in frequent instances saving
from serious embarrassment, or from nctua
lOss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-07

The neaissGien II Emerson Ethssidgs
fos Govesres has produced the widest On
thusiasm shrougheas Tennessee. frs0
every part Of the State W have The most
encouraging news. The old political camps
fires begin to busn brightly. Ratification
msstings are every whops being called. and
the people ssso Sali 81 spirit and devotion
to the cause. Our isgions ere fast uniting,
and will sesn.p present > essrisd ssd unbroksn
column 70 Ne diseessiitsd enemy. We un
desstsad that Mr.. Eshssidgs istssds, Ct On
early day, 10 commence the canvass in earn
est. HE eaopaign will be brilliant, such
o. . produce the most iutsase e1citeoent
HE spesehss upon che stump will Semind
the public Of the days Of 0rundy and Jones
and Polk aud Jehasoa and Hessy. lie will
make cut fearful bill ofindistmsnt against
the Infamous gang Who are tyranizing over
the people. Gsd Almighty made Eosrson
Ethssidgs statesman asd sat him down
on ths stomp, there y talk, 70 speak and
preach % the people. He has more origin
q inherent power . public speaker than
any man now living. His eloquence, though
not always polished or logical, IL irresistA
ble-movicg the multitude and welding
the masses He has . big brain, n great
mind aud % indomitabls will and courage
The only regret We feel 10 that Mr.. Ether.
idgc will have no ons to canvass the State
with him. His competitor is feigning sick
ness, and had rather encounter his coffin
than meet Emerson E,heridge upon tn,
stump. II is true. the little village popin
jays and cross road politicians will occasion
ally be vain enough % encounter our stand
ard bearer, bat they will be like the fly upo,
the ox's horn. We hsve n glorious cham
pion Of glorious cause, and il the peopl
will be true 60 themselves, oppression, in
justice, dcepotism and tyranny viii be blot.
cd from the statute books Of Tennessee
Memphis Aratanche
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-07
SPECIAL NOTICE.
p" HISTORICAL"
GARDENERS
rheumatic 4 Neuralgia Compound

UIrrrrN ve,,, ,so can, ~ coo.,.us W.. Gown,
I manaer Of Boston brig, owned by tle late hob
voyage 10 Vera Cruz. and whie there near thu vvns
OF he Castle Of San juan de Uiua. was attack ed ws
vercly ON board his yesacl he We yisitcd by M.xL
psin nd eatirel{ cure Mn Of bic disease The vis-
Capt s:ssP g words S
def " trede0snt md Wa sooa completely cured
e een9ssse ws: tne 'Old SEA Do9." that he pur-
SssssS y rsssiPs ns1 e: hexieospanard fos
e.s ss e q sOs Ss s. si:R
Z 1eeeya g. 0ardiaer. vhs t6sn s.i!s4 mes:
sold ~ e.inea bctt!e. ltatifaeoed alesntion u
L9oe0e - Oaps Gardiner tmnedtaoely wrote =
h! 6sotnef. Ch0ie. +. diner, 1sQ.. To purchase
Of Capt Copean6 t. slGht 70 make nd ell ths arti
o. ~ Il l6ss. CapG T. 3. 0aediass. On sscsipfoi
u noeics 6 eAepascAass ltu9 CAPT. Cepshad, IN
Medically formed -pertnereAip win 1s. waips0,
q 0srdisse. watssn Co. No q Nssk lsas, Ion
90, eee inssodueangths C0mpeund with Pcst suoesse
al ov9
~ 49, 49,, - IN Dooooos - - o00s
necuen WIN hs bsoehef, Chs r 0ar6ines, puschass
e non capt Copeland. hi heirs and eucccesoss,
ss s M , " ce'e, VIII ne i,tension e
kve @ we PeoRsc o. norm America. the bencnte Of
~ woooeeeel healing prOpereles. Il has proved
asse v6l9esas nsdicias = s!l Who have nsed IT,.
'ssss s.essssiss y &:
tcle I'D since 49, hes devoted bic time 70 the In.
. sss . ~ :so.s .sd n.s 3. AM =.
Propsistus-Mf. Henry X, OasdinG.
OnoAno Nav an4h 49,
N. Z: r 0Anumn, PropeisSof GsrdissrS Rhsu.
Sif-hav69 Sea s9ieSed With II Neura,siain -
nee o0esi8 1890 fklsn1 in1necl - 10 ~ voes
Uo0poun1. - c. cheesfully az I ioUnd Il ~
QQly Selef and eecummend ii 10 Al who ~ tr.,rh
~ WtsA e6o Ne1ea1w1a.
Oyster Deaier. -, n ssiison 4 n.e,SS.r q.
Cu,oAco. Oct. =. 1874
!: nos oiss sai that - S ied to s.y .,.h. !.
liz having been cured il : remsrSahic wssnnr N.
your Rheumatic 4 Neuralgia Compound. am ~.
ouced 70 c1er you 4 few words 81 cncnn,.,, ~
S. "s 9 may ec better appreciated
~ nirtha.t rhsh ny r naa aseiy severe attack
w,th semse Ns.rsi.ss N he, kaaS y pssaisea and
I"s,ss ~ - ces nssol Iase and crsasf-
Hsr fr{ends resn{sins Sscr ~ -. - ces among
ed TO give a trial Strange to cay. before che had
snnsss al sss :, - s sla mo PataIyels had dis.
Compound Si,bonf s.,ts,,c. ~ al .s. @menu me
with Rheum.tism or Senraics. snn.s M 'roso'sd
tasioo 70 sulcient guarsnscc az ths .rnnr.r.p
the Comppund nrensred nv Won NJ evnu,ncness OF
torS hali NAV be avoided by he nae ~ vcss W.
cines. Respectively Your.
OF IIale > Co. Real Hsssss and Patent Aeent,.
Lombard Moek.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-07

A GOOD wife is one who puts her husband
in at the side Of the bed next TO tho wall,
and tucks him TO keep him warm in the
winter, splits the wood, makes the fires in
the morning. washes her husbands face and
draws on his boots for him, never scolds,
never suffers . cent to remain in her hus-
bands small clothes. keeps her shoes up At
the heel and her stockings darnsd, never
wonders what her husband sees interesting
in the young woman who lives across The
way, and always reproves the children whom
they cat their fathers supper.
PROLIFIC DEEs-A correspondent of the
Bee Journal. writing from Delhi, o., says !:
Last year had hive Of half breed Italian
bees that beat anything have heard Of 10
the swarming line, hsving producsd "a In
crease Of ten from one-all natural swarms.
They came of in the following order-The
6rst % May 18th; the second. May 10th /;
the third, May 18th. The first young
swarm sent of two about the same time,
and the old stock swarmed again IN August,
thus making In all ten young swarms. The
old stock gave thirty seven and . half
pounds bog honey.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-07

Dr. Ocheacks Ralnonlc Syrup.
This great medie,os essea Dr.. J. n. scAenek, the
Proprietor, u Pulnoeasy Censumpsion. whsn Il
he'd aeouue1 ~ - formidable aspect, and whcn
spsol1 deo1A aQpeG101 % - inevitable. HE phys.
do Hsuoooncod his eass ineurablc, whea no cons
msaeed ths use Of thls si0ple but powerful eomedy
He health Was restored u very ehcfs time, end NO
return Of the disease has beeo apprsnended. for al
~ ey0peo0o Qoiekly diapoeosd. ed IN present
weight g more than too hundred pOueds.
Sfnce bic seeovcsy, ~ has devoted bio etteaslon
extensively % ~ euse sf Consumption. and the die.
sssee Which ere osually eeaplicatsd with IT, end the
cures effected ~ bic 0e6ie9ne have oeeo very ntn-
nerOae and truly wonderful. DR.. Schenek makes
professional visits 10 esvssal Of the larger ctee
weekly, whore he has large concoufse Of patisnss.
oad ite tsuly astoniahng to eee psoe eonsunptivee
that Asvs - 30 lsd out q their carriages and In
lev nootee. Aeaa6hq. soeass Pessoes. "a. Smsscx's
PM 60 asessaily al required b cusiag eoesuop
tIoo. Yun diesetioAs oece0peny eocns - that any
oaoeon tahs then without seeing Dr.. ecAcnck, but
who's u q coevsncnt II 10 best TO see him He Rtves
aavics ffsc, but for thorough examination with hls
Rsepisomcees Als ~ II three dollars.
P1eoee observe, when purchasing thot ehe 100 liso
neseee Of the Doctosonc whom In the Led ssege o.
Consumption, and the other he now ie In perfect
hcsllh-ose on the 9ovcrnme.t eto0p.
Sold BY all Druggists and dealers Price, log PEI
bottle, Or 81 SO per half Dozen Letters Tor ADVICE
should always be directed 10 Dr. Schcncks Principal
Once, No, II North 9Th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: John d. Park, Cfncin
natl, Ohio Walker h Taylor, Durham 3 Var
6chaack. Chicago, ILL.,. Collins Bfos. 81. Louis. Mo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-07

~ sonnstown 7ribsse. . Radical pspsr
ss.s-" asH't CoOnecsicss . ssssl- avn.
psshiains, Union hating shts d,ri.r a..
var" Perhaps il vs.. = ~ seehv CO.
ley's almanac that Il elected : Radical -.
ssser svsry pear. aAd full Radical 49,.
tioas ef Csagsses1sa svssy to v,sss
.iag tAae@vhols period. We havset ! ;,sS ~.
eot hat Z was . vsey reasonable Sat- a
dag q ~ ume. :"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-07

A. grand hall given By LAY Cooke. Il ia
sssd ''eas company commenced to arrive at
o;So een ss began Il $50 supper vas
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-07

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gained by HrLxnoLD's EXTRACT BucHu. lIed0wly
nELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BuCHu 10
pleasant In taste and odor, free from oil injurious
propertier and immediate In q action. Id&wiy
COlton's Select Flavcrs
OF THE
CHOICE FRUITS * SPICES.
Are creating quite . sensation among Lovers Of
Choice Flsvors os their delicious Favors
Strict Purity and unrivalied strength. Those who
wish the best and those who wish to seonomiEe seek
them Coton's Pnre Vanilla Flavor IL soaght BY
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very unlike the many Vanilla Extracts 10 markct)
ExGoy JAMS Y. SMITH. OF PROVIDENCE, X. J.. SAYS:
Ny wife pronounces ths0 superior TO any Flavor.
ing Extsaets she has ever used.
Ex(iov VIZ. A. BucxsNsuAx OF CosNDcFic-r, says:
For long time we have used them, and find them
HOLLAND, Timothy Titsomb,, the well known
author OF Springfield. Mass, says: "They are the
Standard in all this vicinity.
DEALERS TREBLE THRTR SALKS WITH THEM.
Such a list Of References is seldom given See
Circulars with Dealers Sold by Grocers and Drug
gists. Prepared by J. w COTTON. Proprietor of
Coon's Toilet Article No. 3. 70 Heal and Beautiiy
the Skin. Sold by Harrison & Starks, and Parks 4
chicago wholesale Agents. FULLER. FINCH
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tioas: Sept. SHY.
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Of both eexes, use HEiMnelp's ExraAcT BrcRu. n
ron 70 sleep well. ftsSs.dtviy
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rAur No Mopr ,TNpIRAsArr Ann IN
SAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant aud dangerous
disease ucc iniAsolDs kSssAcr bUcHv AMP I'M
Proved aosx WAsn. lIeoo-o&Wly
,,r, a., ,,v.,,, -,,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-07

A STARTLING SrArgxRSr.-Mr. Allen q
Jones and other prominent citizens Of Hale
county, Georgia. publish card from which
10 make the following extract :-''Thc un>
eessigned take this method Of calling your
attention to facts which now stare US IN the
face. and which appeal strongly and loudly
TO every man whose heart is at all alive 10
the feelings Of common humanity. The
destitu,ion and suffering Of your nsighbors
demand aid, immediate and liberal aid. at
YOUR hands. II is sad fact that within the
limits of Hale county there are many help
less human beings who are at the very door
Of starvation. There are many old men
whose sons persisted In our unsuccessful
struggle, women and childrens whose hus>
bands and fathers gave their lives in do.
fence Of you and your property, who have
not had any meat for months and whe are
now actually suffering with hunger. A
great majority Of those people would work
but they are physieslly unable. They are
TO bs seen % our streets every day, begging
not for coffee. sugar. meat, o. any u he
comforts Of life, but for corn TO make bread
for themselves and their famliss. IL 10 our
duty a. hunane and Christian people to
relieve this suffering a encs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-07

ANNEXATION ts now quite popular in
Ameries. and our people ere thinking a an
nexins Mexico. British Columbia, Canada
and various other countries As . sienifi>
saat fact il i netissd that : newspaper was
started u Montreal lat week a advocate
we annexation Of Canada to the United
States tN kT#F%
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-07
A vyOssD TO THE puma,

A. the forms II Disease Cor which We pruecrsh. 49,
Compound have their origin in the blood, let ~
sufesef fe0emboe tllot ~ merely outward anpHasee
rsach NE CAUsk The Conpouni, ossrs rNro ON, 1sr
1Locp,-THE CITADEL OF1HE DISEASE,-d rivce
u froa - stroog hold, cd he vistin % ssneved
CURE WARRANTED
BuRNHAN 4 VAN sCHAACH,
WhooeooDo Oseeg&1o. ~ Lam g, Chloaio,
ons-ooo .Agcn1e for the NosthWeots
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-07

HELMBOLDS CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BC-
Gnu
10 fhe Great Diurefic.
uELxnoLp's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sAEsArAEiIIA
IL Ms Great Blood Purifier.
Both are prepared according 20 rules Of Pharmacy
aud Chemistry snd the most active that can be
made Tfch5-d&wiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-07


An article on meteorology, prepared by
Professor Henry, Of the Smithsonian Ins,i-
tutc for the United States Patent Office Re-
port Of 1865, contains the following para
graph illustrative OF the climate of Mort
western America;
"In the North Pacific Ocean, on the ives.
ern side Of our continent, the great circle OF
water passes up along the coast Of Japan.
re>crossss the ocean in the region Of the
Aleutan islands, mingles with the ftful
current outward, through Behring's strait,
and thence down along the northwest Cost
Of North America. In this long e'reui,'
the northwestern portion Of i. lnuen
more cooled than the similar Poision o. 'ne
whirl Of the Atlantic. - 'heIelo, '.1. ..
iies tho semperator. Of the northwestern
/ - ana .eedssso . eosnaSkabIe uniiesnN
- ~. 80 Whols extent, from Sitka 20 tbs
y:c.,.SsS s3tssoisy = California y han
;"sssestiae fact, VI ish vs have Just derived
rom Captain Rogers, that an cffshoot from
the great whrl u the Pacific. analogous to
that which iepingea On the coast Of Nor
way. enters along the eastern side Of Behrs
iuee strait, while cold current passes out
on the western side, thus producing almost
a. marked difference in the character OF
the vegetation on the two shores Of the
strait as between that Of Iceland and Lab.
rador.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-07
DIR. BigelOw,

Il the only Physician. ~ Specialize,
] ]
now In Chicago that can be entirely
- relied upon. Go TO uln, and not suf-
Is fer that horrible disease 70 remain n
yous system, dls1RufinG your face
and body, besides destroying your
happineee ond future prospects Of LIFE.
He has made PRIVATE DISDADE0
and NERVOUS DEBILITY his study
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-07

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGOR are re-
gained by HxLxnoLD'e EXTRACT BucHu. tisd6wiy
nELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHu 10
pleasant In taste and odoS free from oil injurious
properties, and immediate In q action. d&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-07
ocq0-iy

THE GLORY OF MAN IS 0TREN0TH.-There-
fore the navove and dcbilitatcd eAould Immediate
u use HlNrolp's ExfnAsr BrcHu. ld&w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-07

TnE proposed ansadaent 10 IN. Ohio
Constitution stsikss the ~ard "vhit." on,
Of the frasshiss clouss r. ,Ac oonsti,,s;sn
but leaves Il ID ths niilsh clause, II aaon..
I'd, Il VII thsssfsse saehle ~ negroes 10
vote but net compel them 10 nustse. This
will Be making ne desaiss ssPsslss 10 The
whites, inasmuch ~ they will have share
= he0essssssnt wishsse living rsqsirsd
to defend il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-07

ENFEBLED AND DEL1CATE CONSTITUTIONS
Of both sexes. use HEiMBelD's EXrRAcT BCCRU. II
will give brick and energetic feelings, and enable
you 10 sleep we'll lfeb5-d&wly
lAnIHs can receive box OF DIR. velpau's Pills BY
mail. scaled from the eyes Of the public, by enclosing
one dollar and six postage stamps to N. W. MA
CONNER Albany NY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-07

TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND IN
SAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant aud dangerous
disease. uec llKiMBolD's ExsaAcr BUcHu AND lM-
PnovKD Rosg WASH. lfeb5-d&wly
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-20
YrDtlamatiDtl
beS
@pnDermemrs ppm Senneffee,
z Il D., ..s5. Gtaat 9ennefIee, }
Greufip . epart m II t,>
Nafbpiae, ben IL. Suni 1867.

Sa bic General. gerfammIIng am s. Dtdr; 1867 elm
geies parte, beiien g. uIo A. Setton In ben foIgen=
ben @orteu unb Gbarntteren per abt iino, rdmiid:
Settipn 8. Sci IS ferner efhlofIen, bab ie
in 9ouibion County friber unter benz SBabIgeiese
8. Wa 1866 ftatt efunbene 8e9iftrirung hermit
fir nuu ttb erldrt fe unb tit uno giemonb be-
regt ein ion, Straft zines unter beiagter &egiitr=
runs a-ssefteaten Certificates III itimmen.M
SeftIpu A.. ~Sei es ferner beihIofien, baB bic
8eitimmungen bieies Geieses fi9 ouf ieSes anbere
Goanp erftreden oIen, menii es ffdy sur neber;eus
gune bes 8euuerneurs berousiteHt, ons Setrug une
nnteri5leife in bar & gftriruus Don StinImseberu
in folden Gourlttes hatteefunben baben uno Der
goHperneur ioI joIde Ebatiaden ner6TfentIi1en unb
befagt &egiltration bur6 Proclamation annuliren."
nno oa lur nebersuugung oes 9oupernears su Gage
cetommen III, oab Setrug unb unteribleife in Der
&egiitriruna her Stimmgeber in unlerem County
9tIes ftattgefunben hnben,
SesbnIb nun fete i'd, Biuiam O. 8ropnIom, 9ouz
ner 8efu3nib unb i'm 8erfpig Der mir bird bic oben
erpdbnte g. ulb 4. Seftion 9e eSes pom 8. Nd1;
1857 auierIestsn Ybten, gdnslid auf bic Set-e lno
ertldre fiir nua nno nttig Gle bsber m benz @ountb
@iles itdttgebabte Resitrirung.
Bum 2eugniB bierfiir babe i'd bier,
S,unter metneu gtamen geiebt uno bes
lS r q IiobIen, bub has grpbe StnutsiieaeI ats
ia wWAM iddtrt peroe. so geiGebeu i'm JeS
Jpartement in Der Staot 9iaibuile an
6ieiem IL, Gage Ses Ronats SUM-
1867.
Sur9 ben gouuerneur
SkS. g. 8rptpnlptp.
q. s. Sletder, Staatsiefretar.
iun17 iaIp3n