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MEDH 10 certainly the wonder Of the age. Thous-
ands testify as to its magical effect, and the
frst doctors Of this city are recommending II to
their patients az the only sure cure far Rheuma-
Gsm ever known to man. ..
ja7 cow 3. O. FORD, Agent.
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- The hicn mond Times wants q bankrupt
law. t...
@Corrugaied iron houses are being nm
por ed to Texas.
s04Os, $50 native. born New York city peo-
pie
ga Richmond paper says the people OF
Virginia cannot afford 70 waste Gen. Lee xs
Governor. ..Pft
u Railways In Switzerland are exempt
from taxation.
Srhs London sarrOtsrs garrote the police
men.
n6Old Cranky says, IL any man thinks rs
belhon nice thing, let him get married!
~Russia will spend over sixteen million
roubles to arm with the Spencer rife.
~A business college In Reading vss
robbed, and the robbers got just forty cents.
ga woman in Lawrence, Mass, has sued
that city for ei5,uto for the killing OF her hus-
band by . ky-rocket ~ 81
s0Anew thing-skunk nghts. They hare
them in Indianapolis. e..r. II -...F
ga man in France was fined slOo far speaS =
ing disrespectfaiiy in stage coach of ne Ea-
percr. ~ ssrI. rr etE.l q n .e1
RonAx CArHoLIcs-rhe Catholics are said
to have ASA churches and chapeis m me
United States; - Theological seuainaries and
schools containing $1,000 pupils.
NEw ExPkDImT.-All the Protestant
churches In st. Lsuis have become iscorpofa-
The Roman Catholic churches do not follow
suit. their sysssu scarcs'y allowing such ae-
tion. .rille go t.t
PRuseIAN CoNscRrPre RUNN1Ne AwAH-
The Pruesian government has caused thirty
young Hanoverians % Be Arrested ~ Hamour
They had arrived in thar city % saoarS for
America In order 70 avoid the Military ssrues.
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CIV W. B.. Mosrs,
FASHIONABLE CARPET, FURNIrURE AND
BEDDING sTORRs,
NOS. 521 3f9. INTELLIGENCER BUILD.
t ING, CORHER 1TH ASBD,
AND
10. sos 7TH 81 Rect. TH0Rhs BUILDIH0,
ADJOINING ODD FELLOWS HALL,
AND EXAMINE TaE FINEST ASsuRTED
STOCK THIS SIDE OF PHILADELPHIA.
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SEORET nISHARES

BAMARI1AN's 0IFTis tho most certain, safe and
efectual rsmedy-indeed, the only vegetable reme-
dy ever discovered. Cures In two to tour days and
recent cases in tw enty four hours No mineral, no
oalsam, no mercury. Only ter pills to be taken Ii
is the soldiers hope and . friend to those who do
net want to be exposed. Male packages, 93;fe-
male, S3.
6AsARITANs ROOr AND HERB JUIcEs-A positive
and permanent sure fer Syphilis Scrofala, Ulcers,
Sores, Spots. letters, &C. Price 81 Is per bottle
Sold By B. O. Ford. See advertisement mys
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TEI 1T LOOMS. ND. -
PERSONAL.

A b. MAURICE. REAL SOIENTIFIO AS
IA. TkOLOGER OF AMERIOA,
From the position ana pect OF the stars at the
time OF ones birth, will reveal astonishing Sc
creIs that no Iyi Ag mortal ever knew before how
Re tells pane and very day you marry; Describes
the intended companion, and tells all events OF
life good luck and long life to visitors Lanes ~
cents TO 81 gentlemen In full 81. Oall at 40
lzih 81 near =. all hours until In the evening
de Slim
AIDES wHOABE DRsIROys OF Skill
L. ful and Accomplished PhysicisR. should con-
suit pr HENRY MORTON, 100 east Fsyette
street, Baltimore, Md. DR. Mortons services may
be iensaged In " sshington or any ether city, by
addressing rs above. oc Is 3m'
EENTLEMEN WHO ARE AFFLICTED:-A
VI cure warranted By an old Surgeon Of twenty
three years' experience in this particular br ranch
-sf the profession. Charges moderate. Do not
apply to quscks, but to j b. GARDNER, M. D.,
late of the United States Ricord Venereal Hos
pital. Once No. IL south A street, opposite the
Capitol s!asre, south side.
de q I'm.
CONFIDENTIAL.-You men who have in
" jured themselves oy certain secret habits, J.,
which unit them for business. pleasure, or the
duties of married life; also, middle aged and old
causes. feel . debility in advance Of their years,
before placing themselves under the treatment OF
any one, should hrst read The Secret friend ~
Married lsdiee will learn some hing of I'm portAnce
by perusing THE Secret Friend y sent TO any ad
dress, in sealed envelope, on receipt OF Is cents.
Address DR.. CHAS. A. STUART 90. Boston,
Mass no s-N
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SUFFRAGE FOR WoMKN.-The London Spec
tator, speaking OF women's influence in poll
tics, says: So far as women in general have
any political wishes, they can get them heard
as efectually as men themselves. The bill for
iegalizing marriage with a deceased wife's sis.
ter has been thrown ont OF Parliament, as mea
have again and again admitted, chiefly by
women.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

o0BARNUM. In BIS Expose OF MODERN
hunbuss will 1T 10 unc srstood, apply the lssh TO
tbe &C eountsr'siters Of foreign perfumes io this
count, % PHALON's "NiGHT- BLOUMTNG
CkREUe." me gre ~ feral extract OF the day Il
rapidly driving their rash eut Of the tr sde Sold
every here. jAl6
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COLGATE & co, IS

w = SO AP.
Recommended for cHAPPED HANDS and for general
TOILET use during COLD WEATHER. 1t may be
obtained Of all druggists and fancy goods dealers
feb 9-eoly
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The House then adjourned

SINGULAR Law SUIr-A Remarkable Case of
Deprdrify. most singular law suit has Just
been Instituted in our Justices Court. IL is
one hat depicts in unmstakable language the
depraved state Of morals that exists In our
ci'y. A short time since two men were court
ing two girls in the same house concluded TO
marry, and the ceremony was accordingly
celebrated. After four weeks cohabitation
both of the men became dissatisfied with the
objects OF their choice. They believed that
each had made the wrong selection, and that
change Of women would be more in keeping
with their peace and happiness. From some
cause the same feeling existed on behalf Of
the women. A trade was spoken of, and Gin.
gular 10 relate agreed to by all parties One
of the men had a better looking woman than
the other, and thought that this should bring
premium. He demanded $50 to boot This
was agreed to. and the money was TO be paid
in two weeks. The change OF wives took place
They lived together for three weeks, vet the
$50 was not forthcoming. The money was de.
manded several times, but not received Now
the party claiming the money has engaged lie.
gal counsel and instituted suit in the JUS
tees Cour. for breach OF contract, and the
recovery Of the money. How 1T will termi.
nate remains TO be seen Albany Knieker-
booker
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Didn't PAr.-A gentleman from northern
Ohio-aiways regarded as Q splendid manager
tried plantation In MiseissIppi, this season,
900 over his crop, and to use his own language
has Slet out" He says the sscclored men may
fight nobly, but they don't work worth q
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CONGRESSIONAI,.

SEEATE-Y esterday afternoon. the hill IN
regulate the tenure OF Office being under con.
sIderaton--
Mr.. Sumner offered an amendment as an ad -.
ditional section, that all officers or agents an.
pointed by the President or by the head of
any department whose salary or compensa.
tion derived from fees or otherwise exceeds
Sl,OCO annually shall be appointed by the
President, by and with the advice and can :
sent OF the SenaIe, and the term of all such
offl GERS appointed since the 1st of July ls66
shall expire on the last day OF February,
1867.
MIR. salisbury offered a resolution, which
he said was pertinent TO the subject under
discussion, calling upon the heads of depart.
ments for a list OF removals from office from
March 4, 1861, TO March 4, 1865, with the causes
OF their removal, &c. Objected to, and goes
over. =
House. E-Yesterday afternoon, the bill pro.
vidIng for the admission of Nebraska being un.
der consideration
The amendment Of Mr.. Boutwell, to strike
out the third section and insert clause ma
king IL condition precedent to the admission
OF Nebraska that her Legislature should grant
the right sfsuffrage to all, without distinction
OF race or color, was debated at some length,
and finally adopted-yeas, 81: nays, 20.
The House then voted on the bill as amend
ed, AID II paseed-yeas, fo3; nays, SIS.
The House then took up the bill for the ad-
mission OF Colorado as a State, to w hich the
Boutwell, amendment was, on motion of Mr.
Ashley, OF Ohio, attached-yeas, 50; nays, 60:
and the bill was then passed-yeas, so; nays,
60.
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~Tbey have queer funerals In Pittsbure.
Last week an individual was 70 be buried, and
but one carriage was engaged for ali the
mourners, friends. etc. The driver objected 70
such large number getting into his vehicle
there Were enough TO MI six-but the parties
insisted The war OF words ragged u I'll Al last
the driver turned around ana drove on. fol-
lowed by stones, brickbats, Jumps OF ice etc .
thrown al him by the funeral individuals. He
was struck on the head, badly hurt aud MS
carriage somewhat damaged
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phis. New ork, and Boston The stock is al Ways
selected By Mr.: Moses, and bought st the lowest
rates for cash. which enables him 60 com pete with
Dastsrn prices. His fuest Furniturs 10 made to
order In Philadelphis, and Of the best materi ii
that can be found.
r6rchassrs shouid study their own interest By
calline at his Stores and examining the we'll .ss.
sorted stock Of CARPETS. FUREITURE. ke.,
which he will furnish with pleasure '
His assortment Of Mattresses Blankets, Com
beds, and ell Kinds Of Cottage and Kitchen Fur
niture 10 complete which he offers 1T the low west
Remember Nos 53i and S19 !ntentsencer
Building: corner 7th and D: and Ne SOS 1th
is itU W. B. MOSls.
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DOR1ABLB
STEAM INoIHBs,

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Combinine the maximum Of smcieney durability,
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CLOTHING, DO.

Successor te II. y, Leudon Co., A
CITIZENS AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, N
Metropolitan Hotel. late Browns, ~
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nv LIT Washington. d. O.
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COLD PISA sne ssssysmsnS Of Cold Pens,
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
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JaH under 1bbist House. !
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03

From an address recently delivered be>
fore the Cincinnati Tobacco Association.
by Col. Bradford, we take the followipe
extract, giving the principal tobacco procu
eng regions, and the quality Of the produce
Of the different countries:
ErRoPE.-Germany. Holland, and Saio.
MICA in European Turkey.
ASA.-ChIna, East Indias, Latakia. and
other parts Of Asiauc Turkey; Shiraz in
Fcrsia; Manila in Luzcn, one Of the Phil
+. pine Islands.
Norm ANEnic v>-vrgnia, Kentucky.
Maryland, Connecticut and Missouri.
The islands Of Cuba, ilsvii and Porto
Rice.
sourH AyEsicA.- varinas, Brazil, Co
lumbis and Cumana.
Cuba, Hayanna and Columbian leaf to,
bsccos. Columbia, Varinas, and Cuamana
are the most esteemed for cigars. The
leaves are marked with yellow spots.
The Virginia, Kentucky and MARYLAND
are more frequently used for cut and spun
.obacco,. Turkey, Latskia, or Syrian to-
baccc, and the Persian, or Shiraz tobacco,
are among the mildest and most delica,ely
favored for the pipe.
The Dutch tobaccos are mild and def
Gent in flavor. The darker kind 10 the
strongest, and most esteemed for moist
snutfs, the weaker kinds being employ ed
IN the commoncst cigars and cherocts.
Manila tobacco 10 much esteemed for
cheroots
Mixture Of the leaves produced in differ
ent countries gives great variety in the
haves Of manufactured tobaccos. recurring
considerable skill and attention on the part
Of the manufacturer.
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Rinsfor4n adopted sy shc Eco.
ulc.s Party. sept, Ii. 1867.

WargxAs We have mel IL Convention to consult
aud advise about. and give proper expression u our
We've upon the more important questions wnieh ay
mand our attention a. citizrns OF tae ln4oh A. wei
~ Of our State. therefore. be II ..,
RreoLvsa That We present 10 oar follow osilSets
the following - the principles OF the Peoples fafy
Of lows ana invite thu heariy co operation OF ny
frermen irrespective a; former parry iies afd pre-
.renees IA tn support Of this our lat ofmi
- The hieh protective tariff now Ia force i IL
uriaBs 10 the material Interests OF Inc country VI
- Oppressive and discriminating against the masscs
and fsyoriur lie few. Ne iaNof SPEEDY return 10
tarif for rcscaue only.
"a Va consider the National debt as a .acreG Oh
legation, Tor which the honor and integrity 81 the
| Mon stand. pledged. and no violation OF which
should I've attempted OF suffered. We inslft. how
.y.r tia; the should be converted, speedily
~ may be, into uniform taxable bonds.
"a We look upon labor az the great eoufce OF all
national wealth aud prosperity. 10 which National
aud State Legislation should extend proper and ample
protection. We are In favor. therefore, of an equal
distribution of the burdens OF taxation. making cs
tai 10 contribute lite full share 10 the necessary rese
nue. and aeoi-hing all exemptions In II. Isvor.
sth. We are in favor of 70 admitting The States
iafeir in rebellion against the General soteriiipe 81
into the inion at NJ early DAY ne due regard -
pabie nfety and their ability to successful
~ aamlni-isr and enforro the lavr viii permit. hna
iaok 10 the legislative branch Of the 10ternmeh
iar al proper siel- in fh-i direction.
9Th. We favor retreIchment And the stfietert n
t4ttsAy IN ali the branches Of the public service
ard viii support the election preiefin' nj OF ~
nse WHO i mol honest. competent and attached e
IN. urtneiple- al tao sonstit stion.
.fa. We again. acknowledge and assert The claim
81 our soldiers aud raiiors. They deserve well Q
Weir tusatry aud have earned more than empty pio
ss'uns Of a nations gratitude.
ia Ne Insist that the question 81 Impartial sh'
iraee be submitted t. the vote of the people AZ on
general e'ettan In the year ls5s
.th " demand thai 80 pre-cui Prnhta'iory u
quar Law b. repealed sni iudc QUE License LaA
enacted. taas fsania ~ sad tiuilDis hing Tue eN
81 intsmpcfauet When III Prevailing law ia
.aiaiy endeayof.i - suYprssr. Tn ii.rn tssei,.t
l. - red xed from this tssfen - 90 tlwafH- "
support and improvement 81 pgr pHlfc sfhoaI-*
in1F committee after fall constitution. VIII
al-aieeomnis nd tht adoption Of the following rev
latiasls.
Resoirs5. ThBi we d. not consider II lfisas'l7. (
The present time. Ia prescott a stale tfk't w -
support at the People Party leas I'M u l" our ifi
IA each cseintt - adopt saeh policy ~ f.-HN :
tie pending election may be tauuHhi be-, i"f ~
promotion aud nnat zaeeer- Of ngt cause
Kss.tpesg, That State Central Committee, - -,
A., 81 menatf from each oner's sloaa pls''i'
s'c Imprinted Tar Inc ensuing year.
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Eyuusss GA.


ne a'f'ian = - ''ei'"'"0'" NC
COMMITTEE has he'e' msned hoa - rel hafry
1onne', anu o'ey' ''''os' ~ pea
temperance ss'np''s ut 'uo i'.puo,''@''
state tle"e, speaA ~ '"'so ''s as 'u'e'otpu'
Inc 'na"h'"' s''ss 40 "so' ''' ''.'S
s'eP' '""s
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RIGHTS


f"Facts are stubborn ihnre." says the old proverb.
and in these alone d We intend % DEAL in present
ing WEIGHTS TAR SYRUP 10 the public. All
know the Necessity Of guarding against Colds. as
well ~ the Necessity for taking the proper remedies
when the Colds are upon us. We say, without fear
OF contradiction thai toe superior OF Wricht's Tar
syrup Tor the cure Of Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
BRONCHITIS. snd al diseases o! the Throat and Lungs.
does not exist. Below are testin onals from per
sons, some Of whom known in all parts OF the
country:
DE. X. SuELToN MACKENZIE. Literary Editor OF For
nry = Pdilade'lh.1 Press, writes
PHILADELPHIA, July ~, lsti,.
pE.R Sir:-lss. fhris'mas for the first time In my
lie, was -uch afflicted by very severe COD, with
almost constant cough and sore chest. practice
makes perfect the proverb says but the more
eoughed the worse did 1t. BY what then consid-
cred an accident hu, now believe to have been a
Providence. J was Induced TO Try DR.. WRIsnr's Tar
SYsr purchased from and was greatly relieve ed
IN Two uas-, wholly crred In ten II s not unpleas-
ant To the taste. which is good point Many years
aro' reading my way through old library, came
across me works OF that Bishop Berkeley. VINO pro-
rhcuca'iy and truly declared, mere than century
Ego, mat westward the march OF Empire takes It's
WAY. ana am"n- those were two trcatise- IN "aicn
ne strongly advocated the use Of Tar. as curative ol
many diseases from Catarrh TO the plague. J wts
then trncs with the cogency of the good Bishope
arguments. and am now eure-from the eincacy OF
l,r. Wrght- preparation of the same remedy THAT
they were entirely correct.
r smrLToN MACKENZIE. LID.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03

In Minnesota the radicals are "all
abroad, divided on the bond question and
the temperance question, and as inhsrmo>
nions as q kennel OF cats ard dogs. The
St. Paul Ponce. thus describes the late
ouarrelsomo Radical State Convention
On the policy q keeping the Unicn dis.
solved they all agreed, Of course but on
the bond question and the temperance
question they were nearly as far apart as
two parties generally get 10 be. Vote after
vote was taken in caucus go close that there
was 10 triumph 90 either party, the resul,
OF which was that they separated as dscor,
dant and isrring as they met. The platform
is an entire reputation of the record Of the
party in the Leg stature on the bords and
temperance, goes for regulating the bond.
settlement they themselves concocted, and
while recording themselves sgainst repudia
ton Of national bonds. and IN favor Of pay
ing the national bondholders TO the last dol
lar and exemptlng them from taxation, they
refuse TO oven ack no wledge State bonds. bot
passed a resolution which eli understood "a
mean reputation, and which Gen. Mar
shslrs speech. accepting tho nomination
+ fxod with that meaning, by saying 10
"never had been in favor OF paving the
| bonds in full" 1t is . notable fact that MI
the candidates are bond men, while the
platform is anti-bond.
The Springfield (Msss) Republican g've'
up Minneso,a as lost TO the Republicans.
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STATE. kTENB +.

Bids are advertised for grading, bridging
and furnishing ties for the railroad from
Iowa Falls TO Fort Dodge.
The saloons in the city Of Dubuque are
now closed at IL o'clock in the eve>
ming, by order of the City Marshal
Major Harry O'Connor and w. r. Barker,
the rival candidates Tor Attorney General
Of this State, will hold joint discussions I'M.
Ill the c.ose Of the canvass.
Senator Grimes and Adi't Gen. Baker are
both deadly opposed TO the tariff policy Of
the radical party SO are thousands of 9th
or republicans.
The Des Moincs Statesman has underta-
ken the defence of kasson, radical candidate
for the Legislature from Polk county
Clint. appears to delight in inpossibili>
tios
The woman who was shot accidentally in
WAGON OF Grand River, q short time since,
was Mrs. Samuel A. Rice, who, with her
family, WAS moving TO tho Slope" from
! Hardin county.
The members Of the Young MEMS Chris>
,isn Association of dubuque held their firs.
annual mcc,ing on the evening Of October
/ lst. The Association is represented rs be-
( in, in prosperous condition.
DR.. o. Peabody, of Waterloo, has been 80
pointed Assistant Assessor in the 9th dis
trio, for Bacht awk county. vice VIM Ses,
sions of Cedar Falls choked oil.
From the Iowa City correspondence Of
tho Chicago Republican We learn that II.
y u. Downey, Eco one OF the oldest citizens
OF that city. and for mary yeas q banke,
there, in cnnnexion with Cook, Sergeant 4
h"wncy. and the .frst President of the
Iowa Northern Central Railroad Compa>
ny, died IN that city on Thursday last.
We learn from the Washington Record
that 5oy, three years cid, son Of Mr.
William Columber, was killed few DAYS
ago in singular manner. The father wat
hau,'ng stone, accompanied bv the little
boy. who was Paying with a whip, one o.
those which have a string or strap at th,
butt, through which to insert the wrist. -
He had his arm in this strap, when The
other end Of the whip became tangled in
the wheel. throwing him from the wagon
and his neck was broken bv the fall
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03

iac Boston idreTfissr at Nnowlcdgcs that
drnmk,ntess Is on the increase in Msssa.
chusetts, nota outstanding the p,oaibi,ory
liqaos law. Such an example should teach
men who have any capacity 10 be aush,.
tina. men cannot be made moral BY statutes
Actions. 10 be meri.osious. mus, be volun,
,nrv. NJ man can he made coed by the
f,rco Of Legislation Tie heart must hc
r 80, or the man y II - vicious in snac q
~ The legislation Itch Ingenuity Or iana,.
ilisia eau devise. 1t i the error cf much
II The legislation Of these times 70 suppose
TIA, renal statutes aud prohlbitory laws can
make men viriuous or temperate. You
might ss we'll attempt TO send men TO
heaven by a law which begins, "Re i, enact
ed, as 70 compel them 70 be abs,enious ~
like means
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03
Close ! pS;sc RANKS.

Three more working days, ntd then comes
the election. Three more days 10 fix up
tue odds and ends OF the campaign. and
then the question aill be submitted 10 the
people Of Scott county, = 10 whether shey
will sustain or repudiste the Republican
party which for The past ten years has cons
troled the county affairs aud directed its
political action. What that answer will Be
is fcregone conclusion, but that the oppo>
sision Of the people to further Republican
, rule may be piled up 10 the fullest limit, VI
counsel undated effort right up to the Las,
moment. Give them no rest, nor permi, a
single vote to be los, that will add to theil
defeat.