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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-15

lars aua6soN Urn IOWA CAvALRT.
"AvivG SEES ENGAGED IN THE PRAC
III ticc Of Medi .ine aud Surgery for the iset
TwaSry-vivs reAas IN runs SSArs. has ps rnan-
entity located IN the city and offers his profes.
s.onal services TO the citizens Of Davenport ana
vicinity. and opeS by his long experience with
the diseases OF the climate, TO merit and rsueive
,ort,on Of public patronage.
'bce corner Of Third and Brady, over lind
ssv's ,sweiry Store, residence in what was for
mesly known ~ she Fulton House. on Water
street, above The hssdve. iune37-d V
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-15

pDR. =. VOaJMANs.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE T. SIDE
! Sd street, I'd door below Brady with DIR. Bell. .
Residence No. 81. Ath Street. between Harrison and
Main. formerly the Presbyterian ParsonaseD jeC-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-15

Rraauey.s lDmplex Elliptic SHIRT.
VERY FLEXIBLE. FOLDED kASILf
v when in use 10 occupy . swail space ms
king the most Agreeable SKIRT worn. In ell
sizes, At wholesale and Retail By
O. STRKEPER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-15
Bread, Cakes and Pice
UNION BAKERY.

q Ne aOrsn-W1s 81 Sssoud ssress, ~
twssa Bssdy cad Perry, 4
AEAD8 " rAk Dxssf eLUUR n Pm
Ul 49, sxpsrtsossa naksrs, ed eapsaially
For Family Use. y
Pafnes sapptleA o. ne shvrsoes pe&iee.
H6a1 ee~ Ue1ers
eal ~ v,ll - prsupsly salsd ~
6ee16 nv SOUOD HAHN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-15

HOUSE AND SIGN PAiNTESs, GRAIN
III EMS, Paper Hangere. Glszievs. &C. shop
oraee Main aud fifth sts mch9B -d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-15
AI.ANnARn SKIRT
Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Skirt

x,ERs FltxI3LE. FOLDtu EASILY
v when in use 10 occupy a small space me.
king the most greeable SklkI worn IN ~
.,yes - W.olesaie bv " C. " sDSWOkTH,
and Retail bv wADsWORTH h y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-15
Brad'ev's Duplex Elliptlc Skirt.

VERY FLEXIBLE, FOLDED EASILY
when in nee TO occupy . swsll spare M.
king the most Agreeable SKIRT worn. J.. Oil
sizes. n Wholessle and Retail by
1SAA(, BERNEtS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-15

A. l. NORTON,
~ Msin st., third door below the
First National Banks
vEPAkTlculAR ArTsNTION TO THE SALE
stAacsiun. or fr'v~se sais ricy sso -
ADUsssrjsOSd EMrsstfeesse.
u. an kincr Nav or old; sdva. &c. m.c. - ,..,-
81. IL VI aefcs.LDdisr for sac ii Au. son -
1sey ai~o Ave pasll uIur atleEtuD % the 80 -
Herr IN SATURDAY VI och week.
OF 1ue16e asolibgal1
11Vu~o11 A. LJNoDIOQ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-15
Rr.dlev,s l,up,ex Elliptic Skirt.

VyERY FLEXIBLE FOLDED EASILY
Y when in use 20 occupy ANAL space ms.
King the most Agreeable SKIRT worn. IN oil
sases. q " hslessl. and Retail by
e. a WNISL8H,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-15

OANlEa. GOULD.
VUHOLESALG AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Fara1eares Corpeo.s Oh Cloths,
shades, nc.
mch2A-du Esss Secoad Street. cor. Psssy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-15
RraAlev,s lDnnlex Cflpelc SKIRT.

VyERY FLEXIBLE, FOLDED EASILY
" when in use to occupy . ANAL spscs-me.
king the most Agreeable SKIRT wore. In al
HERZBER0, GOODMAN / co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26

WHEAT ron A BARREL OF FLerR.-The Dues
ton, How much wheat does it take to make bar
rel Of four is often asked and the answer 10 pf
general character, Five bushels ars allowed. At
the annual Fair ofthe Dubuque County Agriciltu-
raj Society in 1868, premium Of So was offered
for the best barrel OF nour made from winter
whsat, and also the same from spring wheat A
6rm entered one barrel of each, accompanied With
the statement that sixteen bushels Of winter wheat
to the barrel. Offspring wheat City bushels Yield
ed eleven barrels Of 6our being four bu shells and
thirty-two poundstp the barrel. The wheat was
q fair quality and no mora
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26

ISrRRsAL REvKsuE.-Advces from Washing
ton show that we have raised over $f75,000, 00f
from internal revenue in the six months and hall
which have elapsed since the commencement o.
the current nscal year, July l, 1865. Ths gites
average weekly revenue from excise alone Of
nearly $3.50 600, or equal to yearly aggre
gate of about $32s ooo, ooo against the estimate
| $25s,ooo.oo coo for the whole year made BY Commits
sioner Rollins in his last annual report. 1t will
be remembered that the official returns Of the AZ
gregate receipts from excuses for each Of the las,
three fscal years were as follows: 1854, $ll7,
14s,74s 50; 1885. $2ll,l2s,s29 II; 1856, sac,
| 906, 9S4 lT.-Chieago Poet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26

The mos MILLS Of WHEKLiso.-RsceaclEa AL
the rolling mills of Wheeling, West Virginia sus-
pended operations, thereby throwing one thousand
persons out Of employment. The Rsgisser cor
rects some erroneous ideas ~ to the cause of the
suspension, which it says was in fact occasbned
by the closing Of river navigation md the decrease
in the demand for nails The stdek on hand Of
this staple production Of the Wheeling works i.
immense-it being estimated that 1t the present
time over City thousand kegs Of nails are now
stored in Wheeling warerooms awaiting chip
ment. It's expected that the mills win re une
Aetive operations on Monday, the third day Of
February.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26

Din you notice them Those, crystals,
that marked with regularity and bseuty, the
snow-fakes that fell yesterday afternoon. A
friend who was sleighing called our attention
to them observant Of matters 20 usually un-
+, marked, there was thus opened up to his eye
field Of beauty, that "joy forever"-which
you missed, If you didn't see that shower Of
rarely beautiful snow crystals.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26

TIE MoLAssEs TRADE OF TRx UNITED sfarRs
The consumption Of foreign molasses in tbs
United States In 1865 was 43,s49,H lilo gallons
against 81 So, oss gallons in 1855, and the tota
consumption of foreign and domertic takbn in
1856 Was ~, l4e, 10 gallons, against total con
sumption in 1865 Of IS, s5,o3s gallons, being ~
increase in the consumption Of foreign of oveF %!
per cent, and Of all kinda over 2s9 per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26

THI GREAT SroRM.-We are in the midst
of it. 1t started in England, We think. Al
any rate, it made that point in its grand
march on the I'd inst, it almost buried Lon
don in . mass Of snow; snow such a. the
worlds metropolis had not known for years.
The pen of Dickens may give Us hereafter
London in the snow, ~ he has given US Lon
don in the fog. All that we know is that on
that day through all the streets OF that city
the fakes whirled and eddied and fell and
footmen and carts and coaches slipped and
scrambled and Jared and pushed wildly
through it, and that misery scowled and
noaned, and that wealth may have danced
with rapture, or been sumptuously indifer>
emit, While the storm went out on the Allan
tic, trackless and trophyless then, unless it
found ships to wreck and dismantle. What
il did there ID not known. II struck New
York last Thursday, several hours before the
dawn, and the day reproduced the scenes in
London. The papers Of that city are full Of
the record; how the streets we're choked up
the street cars powerless TO move; tho ice in
rivers and bay shrouded in white foot roers
wading kuee-d deep in snow trains on all the
roads laid up in drifts the great city showed
IN. That Democratic city was pure ere the
throng Of Thursdays busy trade and travel
commenced, as the golden age in the dream
of the rhapsodist; ina few hours it was soiled
and stained, and ds6gured and dirty enough
70 have fitness in having Morrissey to repre-.
sent it in Congress. The storm king threw
out his forces and took North and South.
from Maine to Philadelphia. In Boston,
says the Tribune, such storm had not been
known for ten years the shipping in the har.
Dor was buried. In New Haven the suov
fell to the depth Of six feet, with drifts Of
twenty feet. Then it came on West, aud We
Get it. Not so fercely as it ragged East, bu.
1t makes real winter with us. Sleet and snow
and driving wind. The occasional sinsle of
sleigh bells. but dullnsss withal. Want, too,
In these dull days, is doubtless increased 10
our city, which demands the attention of the
benevolent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26

THAr FAIR QUESTION AGAIN I'VE learn
That there is large public feeling in favor OF the
next County Fair being held At Keokuk.
This il not 50 much local feeling q q desire
on the part Of the friends Of the Fair that
tnas exhibition should reach q success and
prosperity It has not had hitherto. AtDa.
vsnport, at Muscatine, at Dubuque, At Bur.
hngtou, though these places are situated on
the river and at one side Of the county, :. i,
heokuk, the fairs in their respective coun.
ties are held at the places named. and ,b.v
are profitable and successful: draw on, r.
people and have full and important exhibi.
lions. This fact would alone suggest the i'd
visibility OF our Fair being held here, hu, va
navs an additional argument iusa ayor Of Keo.
kuk, that repeated Fairs held q West po;n,
have failed of fan success. Tho pisces named
are somewhat more favorably sstuated, in the
matter OF accessibility from all parts Of the
county, geogrnl cally considered. than !,
ksokuk, but We are ADVANTAGE. nm ,ha go.
ofrailroads superie, 10 them.
Wahops that tn Board of D;r.c.o. :,
Sneir meeting Monisy will give this sub;.c,
= full consideration We think all ~. 49,.
SesAe county, who take any intere.. il 4 .
1asser u all desire good Fair; that tb.,s
ersconvinced that heretofore these have No,
Aquailed IN interes, and attractivenes, tbo.e
held IN sister counties. vs. think. too. ,h.,
thsee friends Of the Fair will bs willin. th.,
= should come to Keokuk If thereby "a car
have 6rst-rate exhibition. That va can
have such N exhibition W believe !. cs,t.;r
We noticed some time ago tia, ,ever.]
Gsntlemen Of our city were prspsr;n,
capital driving track on the level ground Be.
yond the cemetsry. They had 70. !,
In very good condition when AZ.
winter came on. These had or;r;n...d
shs project Of having An annual Fair herr. ~
~ learn that they, With others Of our c;s-
ssns, win lend hearty co-opssasios v;,A -.
Board Il the Fair Is brossit here, 70 pr,p,rs
grounds, and do much to rslisvs the $500,
Of The increased expense Of the tr,pss.,
xAsy, however, ca rspssssat 10 The Boerd
Ms - coatsat 70 rsss lie whole subject On
Il eEsssd thas u Society can havs bs,a,r
1sss sss hsss ssvds 81 ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26

The London Eeoso~sss regards the working Of
our Internal Revenue system, which gave las,
year . receipt Of over fso,ooe,eoe, ~ ''the most
unexampied fact in financial history" especially
q it was new burden, which ain any othsl
country would have caused . revolution" Foreign
nnanciers will doubtless BE- still mors astonishsd
whom they become fully aware that We have inhsr.
rent strength and vsstness Of resources suiheiens
TO enable Us to return to correct principles in
finance, without involving the country in vide
spread commercial disasters.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26

Fonrr CENTS per line, each insertion, win
b charged for al notices appearing in this
column. No notices, however short, viii be
Inserted for less than one dollar.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26

Dox'r let these winter evenings pass IN.
employed. A very small sum will give you
ayesr's access to the Library, and furnish
you the wherewithal for rational and profits
Bile entertainment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26

PERsoxs stopping in the city for few days
can have the CARE Crrr LETT ct their rooms
or boarding houses BY leaving their orders ss
this offce,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26

BIZ inadvertence Rev. Mr.. brooks, Of Pc.
oria, who hes been preaching every evening
during the week, 10 the Fourth street, Pres
byteriau Church, was named, in yesterday Z
paper, a. Rev. DIR. Brown"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Chissge narx.t.

ChteoGo AarKet.
By Telegraph CHICAGO. Jan 26
Pcsr ul and almost rouina al sales 500 bbls n III
so8n iof spring extras. and ct - for sapsrnne.
Wheas-stesdy, closing irm At q Ct f,r No sprine
No spring nominal At 81 1aa2IA.
oats-Firs; sdvancsd ~. No l At 7se,s,S r.j.c,s1
S3AsA
osts-s,e.dy 1t %os.o<i for No =
Rye-Dull q, ss19a for No /; IS for Eoa
Ba-iey-fn store neglected.
Provisons-DnIi msss pork SIS as
LArd-1i11SllN
Dressed hogs-sfloc higher; ssiss range from - d
- 40 closing At s70' 20, dividing on 200 lbs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26

more noasy b. having hos s1hihi11sss
Ksokuk thas anywhere slss n ~ coalty. II
i the people Of Lee whose insitatic4 il i,
but 10 their s6orts N The pssnisss Pin b
joined cooperation nom Hancock county,
Illinois, Clark county, Missouri, sad ethss
counties in our own State, II Tie FAir = held
q Ksokuk, which viii not como 70 4 held
at West Point.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26

FTrY PR cent additional 70 our regular
rates will Be chsrsed for I'll spaee occupied
By cuta, and no deviation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26

Snow BouSp.-Thers was no West mail
yesterday. Up beyond Woodville, the train
was snow bound the track was covered with
m immense drift Whev! Ont upon that
Central Iowa prairie, with the sweep Of the
wind unbroken, and the 6erceness Of winter
uncontrolled, snow bound public will do to
think about in your comfortable room, but it
isn't advisable to 60 ont personally in search
efsuch experiences.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26

Aucrros.-Hovs 4 Tyler viii sell this
morning lot Of furniture, stores, clothing,
dry goods, &C., lie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26

Chicago Live Stock Market.
~ telegraph CH.rAso. Ian. "a
Receipts Of Cattle. loo Hogs, 1Tos Prices Of Hoe.
rasge from @ ssSs for common; 70 1890 % for eoe
market dali and weak; about $50 left unsod a H.
close Of transactions 1t II o'clock.
ecssvsss and Cows, - 5oe4 s. fair to middl,u. Z
o. 81 good extra - s0eo %.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26

AID FoR THE PooR.-The ladies Of the
Benevolent Society for the relief of the poor
OF this city, are most earnestly requested to
meet At the room, at the Chatham Square
Methodist Church on Saturday, the 26th inst,
from the hours Of q. m. to p. m. There
are six or seven destitute children 10 be fitted
out with entire suits of clothing, preparatory
to their going next week to the Children 4
Home, established at Iowa City, for the pur-
pose Of educating such children, giving them
. comfortable home, and teaching them vari-
Gus kinds of work, so that they may DO ena.
bled hereafter to earn their own living.
We hope many will spend part Of the day
At least in this laudable enterprise. Those
who have clothing they can spare for the OBJ
jects Of this society, or have contributions
TO make by becoming members of this organ.
nation or otherwise, will be gladly vel.
coined.
The inclement weather should only urge III
to greater exertions for success in this chair,
table undertaking.
By order Of the Society.
MRs. Il. SrRosc, Pres'1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26

Cincinnati MarHet.
D. telegraph orscixHAn, Jaa %.
Flour and Whsaf-Uuehangsd.
corn-shade armer; In ear Sc shsIled q.
oats-buil At 6l
~. AMI Bsrley-unchanesd
whisks-Doil At 70.
cos'on-Dull; nothing DOING and but little oa,yips.
Hogs Dali; bns prtess unehsnssd u SAL .t u
the whole range Receipts $4,000.
Provsions-Dull with increased dtsposittoe to I'll
end iess 10 buy.
0rsss M-Ass-Dull. prices not lower and steady
LArsR-
whAt-DulE No spring - laoa Is
Hess-Duii at = ssA7 Is.
Mos Pcrk-ruli At e2oD2o TO-
Balk hests-Duli; shoulder 'xos1,: sidss s,4 Aans
ts1< loose
eresa Mess-Dulii shouldsss ~; sid.s ~; AA.s
lok.
BAeoa-shouiders sold on The spot .. La. rsskeS
clear sidss 10 good demand; sold a ls7<ols
LArd-I'u st laDlak for priss.
~----------- So
~. L0uis Ma1kse
~ Telegraph o. Iowa -. =.
cctton-Duil; % fbs niSdiins
flour Inactive; $40 ten ~ sxtrs; euGoA u ssr
sonbie ss.ra
Whsas-Dsii and heavy; - ssOs = sos sAoiea,
corn-Firn. but Inactive; soosa.
Mos Pcrk-e7o&zo 30.
LArd-l20isk.
Hoss-DnlL % kaos -
Ne : ..-...-
, sssss.Pa-I Hw ynx sn.s.
0stssa-D1il and sssAaaesd.
rseus-isoisc lo~se, esssns aslE ans 49,. -
$3.50 " choice q ssols y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26

ETFVm tnlcdEu limes OF Zxth.J
The receipts to-day were liberal, and the aver
age qusli.y was fully good ~ has been resolved
heretofore. Trade during the forenoon was rather
slack, and sales were made chiefly at further
reduction of 5aloc on good to choice lots, and
l5a2oc on common to good bacon grades Later
in the day, and well towards the close there wss
good degree of life infused into business. and all
except about 5000 head were taken at So 25a6 IS
for good, even droves of 250a340 lbs average. and
IS 1os6 20 for common, mixed, light lots to fair
bacon grsdes The decline of the early
part al the day was in measure recov
cred, and the market closed firm at the above
range Really choice heavy lots were held a,
SO so, and 10 fact there were few sale, at that
figure, yet it would not do to rely On that ~ an
outside price.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26
.fmautid nh Gounrsrtid.

The Bsak 1t Grssaeastle, Ind, fAilsd % FRI
day Its liabilities are sisted u elss, 80, e1ee,
900 Of which 10 held by one hundred and sixty
three dspositors. The assets ~ estimated ss
500, ooo Speculation in pork and gold Is said to
b the cause Of the failure.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26
From St. Louis Republican OF a4,h. /,

Receipts have been more liberal and the market
this morning was quite active and firm, but in the
afternoon exhibited some signs of weakness, and
some of the packers were not anxious to operate
at the ruling rates and wanted some concession in
price. The range Of prices paid to-day, we're ~
follows For good to choice grades from IS rs to
20 so one lot Of 1879 head, extra choice hogs sold
1t ~ oper gross weight. Sales to-day embrace
400 bead.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-12
JACKSON TOWNSHIP. March u,


EDITORS EMPIKE-Iu acopy ofyour Daily
ofthe 7th inst, | notice q paragraph stating
that a certain Justice of the Peace IN Jack
son township, being rather on the slim or
der, got the idea that ~rotundity of person
gave dighity to official position, and
adorned his person with a feather pillow.
AS we have twoJ Justices in Jackson town
ship, and Aeither of them very copulent, it
has been a matter of inquiry as to which 1t
was who so used the pillow. But the
wonder is as to where he got the idea that
r~otundity in the region of the w~aist-band
gave dignity to official position. The sup
position is, thought it has not yet been fully
settled, that he got the idea from n certain
Justice of the Peace in Mad River town
ship who has an abundance of dignity in
the abdominal region yet the question as
II whether a.! that rotundity Is genuine
digGity, or whether it is simply the result
ola healthy regimen, consisting Of Lager
beer aud Irish potatoes, is still open to de-
bate.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-12
DIR. & CO.

Il RIVATE DISEASES CURED IN TIE
shortest possible time, at the Cincinnati Lock Hos
pital, 23O Walnut street, between Fiith nudSiAl
up stairs, without the use Of Mercury, 10
OF TIME, or change OF diet.
DR.. STEVENS by special study and experience
in the hospitals of Baltimore, London and Paris, Is
enabled TO guarantee a cure in the most comp
Gated cases. Recent eases OF GOnOIrhedUr sypl
cured in Is Few days, without change of dlet,
hIndrance from business. secondary Syphilis-tn
last vestige-erHdicuted without the use OF Me
curry.
Victims of self-abuSe and excessive venery, 81
ferlng from SpermatOrrhea, and loss OF physi,
and mental power, Indigestion or Constipation
Eruptions, Nervous Coughs, HypochondrIs, sc
ARE treated for Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, al
Consumption, by ignorant men, who mistake VA
effects for the causes Of the evil, aud thus MI
| ply both.
Married men, and those contemplating maria &
should restore vigor to then bOdius and minds
they entail misery and disease upon those Of tho
pOsterity.
Diseases peculiar to females treated, A CT
guaranteed in all cases, Persons at u distaH
promptly cured, BY addressing, with statement 4
case, DR.. STEVENS ~ 90, ESQ Walnut betwcCL
9TH and 9th streets, Cincinnati, ohio.
once hours from b A.. NJ, 20 T.. NJ. Sundays 10
IL a. Nj. decS-Nd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-12
Letter OF RECOMMENDATION.

MARIE, CRisef Physician to The Hospital du Sord
on Lariboisere.
Letter OF Recommendation.
PARIS, May 3, 1868
G~ENrLEMEEs-We have used the "SFECIFIC
PILLS" made from DIR. DE~LAMAHREs IRRsURIP-
TION, during several years past, In our private aud
public practice, aud have found them a most ener.
getic and efficient Remedy IN eases Of spermator-
rhoa or seminal Weakness Nightly, Daily, or
Premature Emissions; Sexual Weakness, or In
pc ancv; special Derungcmcnts Of the Nervous Sys-
tenn Weaknesses arising from Secret Habits and
Sexual Excuses; Relocation OF the Genital Or.
gans; Weak SpincA AngCtiOusO Of the Eyes; Lime"
or "BriCk- Dust" Deposits In the Urinei Milky
Discharges; palcncss Of the skin. with Sunken
Cheeks and BlOOdlcss Lips "PinChed' Features;
Irregular action Of the Heart, and IN all the CHASTITY
train of SymptDms arising nom OYer-usc, abuses
or loss, from any cause, Of the Nervous Force.
We earnestly advise the Profession, and all per-
sons suffering from any Sym pt0Hqdhc or Organfo
AfectioRs Of the GESGTO-U RINAHY SYSTEMS, 20 use
these Pills. with high respect, We are yours most
sincerely.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-12
JACKSON.

An INCIDENT WITH A MoRAL.-Under
this heading, in the Cincinnati Commercial,
is the following
DAYTON, O, March 6, 1867.
EDS. CoM.-There is quite q controversy
going on In the columns of your paper, be-
tween the advocates and opponents of cor
poreal punishment in the public schools
The advocates of the system appear to be
mostly teachers. The question arises,
whether they have ever tried any other
system of government or controls They
contend that it (lOgging) is the only plan
that will enforce obedience
do not propose to argue the question,
but ocular demonstration" is considered
the most positive proof of any fact or the
DRY, and i propose TO give you a short his
tory or recount of what / have witnessed,
bearing upon the point.
About thirty years ago, when logging
was the rule in all schools, / attended 4
school in New Jersey, that was celebrated
Cor its unruly pupils. 1t was the regular
practice of the scholars to turn the teacher
out of doors, and commit other rebellious
acts, provided the teacher did not possess
sufficient muscle and nerve, to overcome
the boys. Well, one fall there was an APP
p~lication from a Yankee for the school,
He was a genuine downeaster, who pro-
posed TO govern by the rules oflove aud es-
TEEN, lie was secuted at by some, but as
his qualifications In all other respects were
uneXceptionable, he was awarded the
school. The result was that there never
was before, and has never been since, In
that school a teacher so successful in i'm
parting instruction, enforcing discipline, or
acquiring the love Of his pupils, as that
Yankee and when he announced his de-
termination TO leave the school, he was met
with a unanimous request from parents
to remain. That meg meper struck a bioto in
that school. SPECTATOR.