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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-13
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this circular may be succe ssfuliy accomplished.
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uine.
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Opposite City Hail Pask)
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-10-10
Prom the New York Observer.
Digestive Power Of u RepublIc.
BI REy. B.T. MTLLERD.

With our already large Roman Cath
olic element and with emigration still at
Aood-tidc, the question becomes more
serious, what is TO be the posture of
this great class toward our institutions,
into whose scale they are destined 10
cast 30 heavy weight. Has the Amer
lean system so much native Drawn that
it can receive into il this mass Of un-
skilled muscle and ill-trained mind and
80 assimilate it, that it shall become
American in character and add strength
and breadth to the national frame, or
will it prove too tough for the vital
forces OF the body politio and at length
break down the national life,
A canvass is now being made by the
Brooklyn Bible society which throws
some light on this question. During
the past three months 1 1853 families
have been visited by its agents aud the
following are the results arrived at so
far as Roman Catholics are concerned.
l. While large proportion are liv-
ing without the Bible, there is among
them very strong desire for it. The
agents found X. Catholic version
which is being delivered innumberS and
costs unbound upwards of $40, and
when bound S45, and multitudeS of
poor families are laying aside their hard
earnings to procure it, almost any
one" said a woman in bare tenement
dwelling, "can lay aside twenty-five
cents week for such purpose"
2. Though majority decline the BIZ
bic, it is under evident constraint, and
q very considerable number receive il
with 10y. at is nice thing to have
in the family" said poor Irish woman
as she looked doubttnlly at the Bible
In her hands aud then at her neighbol
across the rickety hall--'and | dom
know as there is any more harm in TAX
ing Protestant Bible than in sending
our children TO Protestant school"
8. Those who have lived longest il
the country most readily accept the Bi
bic, aud the children almost universally
are eager for it. A woman living In |
single room OF wrstched tenement
in which a group of children was tht
only pleasant object, peremptorily de
clined . Bible Her little girl came u
and whispered something to her mother
HDo you want onei said the motbe
looking first 1T the Bible and then a
The little pleading face aud after paus,
added, "Well III take one and ihanI
you kindly"
Such facts show that our free institu
tions ten on the most hide-bound su
perrtilion, and they beckon with earnes
hand the American Church 10 fell
already rhite to the harvest.
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Shcriff'S Sale.

STATE IF Ohio, Jtckson County IL.
William T. MeClinlck, On
VS.. First Order Of
Henry Neal, Admir-, ct nj. Sale.
7bURSUANT to the command of an order Of
Il sale from the Court of Common Pl~ns Of
jackson countEOhio ard To me- directed Ms Sheriff
of Jackson county will offer at public sale at
the door of the Court House. Gin front Of the
Grafton Block In The tOHn Of Jackson on
Saturday, October 18th, A. d. 1867,
at one o'clock, P. NJ. Of said dav the following
lands and tcnenents situated In Jackson county
Ohio tO-wit!
The one undivided fonrth part of the north half
Of lut number &c In township number Z, of
lands In raid county, containing 40 acres more
or less Said sixteenth part appraised ut $4,000.
Also the undivided nne-iOrtieth parts Of lot
number T. IN township number Z, aud range
number IS, Of said Scioto Salt Reserve lands,
containing 1S acres. more or less. Said nine.
forIicth parts appraised ut $1,000
Also, the one undivided sixteenth part Of the
northeast quarter OF the southwest quarter Of
section number S2, township number &, of range
number IL, containing IS acres, moro or less.
The west half Of the southeast quarter OF said
section number 82, township number 8, Of range
number 49, containing 80 acres, more or less.
The southeast quarter Of the southeast quar-
ter of said section number 49, township number
3. range number IS, containing IA ares, more or
less.
The west hNlf Of the northeast quarter Of sec
tl0n number 8, In township number I, Of range
number Is, containing 80 acres, more or less.
The northeast quarter Of the northeast quar-
ter Of snld section number \, township number
T. of range number Is containing 40 acres, more
or less, and Of the undivided half Of tho west
half OF the southwest quarter OF section mum.
Der 4, township number Z, of range number L.
containing 81 acres moro or less The said hal
being equal to II acres. Tho whole quantity, of
which said undivided sixteenth Is part, being
equal to $40 acres, and said undivided sixteenth
part equal to twenty-0ne and one quarter acres,
more or less, and appraised at Sl0SU0.
Said property ordered to be sold TO satisfy n
decree rendered b, said Court In favor Of William
T. McCllntick, and against Henry s Neal, ad-
minlstrator de b0nis non of William WV. Mather,
deceased and the heirs Of said Mather,
Terms of Sale--Cash
JOSEPH II. WILSON, sh'f. J. C.
W. T. MeClntick, Atty for self,
Sept ~ '67- jw-pf--Sl9 80
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For tue n. Y. Observer.
A simple Remedy,

a fair correspondent sends us the
following simple remedy for very
prevalent and uncomfortable diseases
Let them be employed We have
much confidence in their efficacy:
MesSy. Ed,tor&-Among all the
'.ills tLat flesh is heir to" there are none
which are greater scourgos to man than
dysentery and diarrhea, The follow
ing remedy was published by the phys
icians of Spain in the gazettes of Mad
rid during 1919:
"Aibumen Cure for Dys'ntcty. Pre-
pare draught of albumen by taking
the whites Of forty eggs and more, and
after whipping them we'll sweeten the
same with best white sugar. Let the
patient drink large quantities of this
repeatedly, enough TO fill the stomach,
administering enemas of the same as
often as possible. The patient must
maintain total abstinence from diet Of
any kind this must be repeated until
the sufferer is relieved, The addition
of few drops of orange flower water
is highly beneficial" :"
Insom parts ofthe South an infusion
Of orange leaves in hot water, sweeten-
cd with sugar, is favorite remedy for
WEAKNESS, Standing in the green
house of Mr. D., he pointed out a
patriarch among the orange trees and
remarked: That old orange has served
my father for medicine for Is years.
When he takes cold, or is weary, he
finds the orange water to possess a
wonderfully recuperative and soothing
power; in fact, it is a safe and simple
Gedative. For the first stage of dysin-
terry or diauhea | have used the wholc
egg, beaten to foam, with or without
two spoonfuls of burnt brandyi the
quantity to be used according TO the
condition of the patient. | have used
the eggs for these diseases in my fam
lily for years and with the happiest eff.
fects. A gentleman to whom recon.
mended it told me it was Of more bene-
fit than anything he took, He suffered
long time from chronic diarrhea.
always am careful that no hard water
is taken. II there is great desire tc
drink, boiled milk, with one teaspoon.
full of powdered charcoal to a pint is ex.
celIent. | believe in all affectations Of
the bowels it is ofthe first importance
that the water should be purel Thous.
ands of innocents perish every summer,
l believe they might be saved if the ego
diet was followed faithfully in time, be.
fore the disease has made any progress
/ hope every one will keep this receipt
and as it is not patent remedy anC
costs nothing, will not fail to use it. i
does not conflict with the prescription
Of a physician, and many young moth
or far away from the "lamily doctor
would be thankful to know what to d'
when her child is prostrated by disease
Raw eggs are excellent for debility.
have administered from tive to six to
member ofmy family with the best re
suits. In simple diarrhea the enema
are notreguired.
Rockford, H. June so, 1861.
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Sherif's Sale.
Means, Hall 4 Co.. vs. Moses SternbergOr.

On Order Of Sale
Notice Is hereby given that will offer for sale
at public auction 1t the door of the Court House
(ln front Of the Grafton BlOck) In jackson, IN
said county of JnckSnn, on
Saturday, October II, A. d., 1867
ut one O'Clock P. NJ. of said dav the following
described real estate, situate In the county o
Jackson, and described as follows; Part Of In.
Lot number thirty seven In the town Of jackson
In Sid county It being sixty feet front upon
Main Street and eighty.slx feet deep on Ports.
mouth Street, and being sixty by eighty-slx feet
aud the same premises where0n Is erected the
brick building now used by NJ, Stcrnbcrger Il Co
as the store room and for other purposes.
To be sold as follows;
Part of said Lot being 40 by 20 feet. and upon
which the brick store house ls erected to be sold
in one parcel, and the residue In another parcel,
Appraised as follows
First described parcel at co. 900
Second " " at 600
To he sold as the property OF Moses sternber-
ger, on an order Of sale from the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, In iayorOf Means Hall & Co.
Terms Of sale--Cash In hand.
Given under my hand this 25th day of April,
4. b. 1867.
r. N. Srm Atts. for Means lau 4 Co.
SEPT, II, 61--5w--p. tSll t0
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Notice.

SAMUEL n. MISNER, of Scott Town, in the
- county Of Lawrence, aud State OF Ohio, ls
notified that Martha ]. Mlsner did ON the lth
day of September A. d., 1867, 1lc her petition
IN tle Office OF the Clerk o The Court OF Com
mon Pleas within and for the county Of jackson
Mlsner with Ndullrcy with one Rachel Gray. and
asking that she may be divorced from the said
Samuel n. Misner, which petition will stand for
hearing At the next term OF said Court.
MARTHA j. MTSNER.
ssptb, G7--ew by d. Mackley, her ATTY.
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THE INDIAN LINIMENT,

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Notice to Teachers.

The BOARD Of School Examiners for Jac kson
county. Ohio, will hereafter meet at jackson G.
H.. Ohin, on the Rrst Monday Of every month.
and he llhd MOI day of March. April NAV
August. September aud October un I'll 9th erwisc
ordered, Applicants are required to furni sh sat
lslactory evidence of good moral character, and
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in attendance punctmllN nj 10 o clock. A. NJ, on
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WE ARE COMING,

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swA student riding, being jeerod on
the way for wearing bat one spur, said
th6ir ae .g he horse went on 1t
Vi b 4ke ,ha, .lo other would atay
behind.
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alEiiy,a;,|:l il ]! Il kf1| [!

Wine fT'ar is a pleasant preparation,
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HOveys illustrated Guide for 1857,
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
STATIONS, mntS. MAIL THAN, IAoooM. rH'N,

Stations marked thus are flag stations, an,
trains will stop only when signaled TO do So
iORLAND SMITH,
Master transportation.
SnnL 'Ry-Lf