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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-09-14

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es->io1 O. Crete o. Gs,rre. snd ils s-ll
s-qaal.ig Il Crrs-ftaszs and NAhaasessas .a
all provinces Il Turkey The d~m4ad
is declared to tc The al;lmA;un q: Russia.
An =u>A,r !, a>k'd for in tn days. and
aud wa j. regarded a. almos, in-v!tsb.c.
SAN FEA>cI>co, Srpt. ia ,alu,e oil
100 guns will he fired TIL, evening in
honor OF the Union {: triumph IN Maine.
The century plant nj Oakland las a last
bloomrd, the stock having AL altitude OF
about four feet.
The National Republican County
Convention in this city. passed a resolu-
ton in favor of Gen. L. 5. Grant "a the
candidate of the National Republican
party for President at the cusuing Presi-
d, initial election.
Guld was l44l in New Yurk at II o
clock this morning. The legal tender
market has declined to G9l buying and
70I selling. with but little doing.
SAN FRANcIscc, Sept. 12.-The John
l.. Stephens will sail for New Archangel.
on Sept. 22d, to call at Vicoria for pas
scngcrs. .....e ri n..4
PORTLAND, Sept. 13.-No Eastern news
received yesterday or to day. 49,.
LATER.
SAN FRANcrsco, Sept. 13.-Gold opened
Yesterday in New York ut 146; opened
this morning at 145t, closing at 144A this
evening. Greenback market demoraIizcd,
quoted at 60 and 20.
Panama steamer Constitution arrived at
o'clock L. NJ.
GENERAL SUMMARY.
New YORK, Sept 2.--Thc Worlds
special says: Notwithstanding Grants
habitual reticence, an officer who has dali
!, intercourse with him, says he expresses
himself privately against unqualified ne
gro suffrage. Leading Radicals corrobo-
rate this fact and declare they won't take
him for President unless he comes out
square on this question. .t...
The Tines special says Sicklps has is
sued an order to postpone tho collection
IF debts by action OF the State Courts IN
his district me ofaer was sen'ta:S
evadtd ny transferring oeo!s rom Tue Gu
zeps OF Caro'ina 10 inc Citizens ~ o' '.,a
States thus throwing Tue caSes A"'" nv
jurisdiction o! inc reofia' UGur'' :'I'
mo. ~ 1oFuw 'n' 'A''"'''" " J""e'
menus t"us oosa'"'u IN D,:., .,...
d. Looi'' oeP'' SIS:SSs
"'o """"s "'' :e.~:...I -
Puon' 'eoep''o ';u .,,""J 90 n,..;.;.
oo'o'." rN"f
P"'.. ~,
WASHINGTON, otpt. g. ho treasury
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-09-14


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rzas;<4.
The FRS; par; 4 the ~sFeseh 81 al
urd.y evening vas lrveled POir; bank Al
our devoted head. The lee;unr oOeld
scarcely find words to express Lis ang,r.
simply because We, as in DUTY bound. en-
....a o.r o,;n;on Of his fana,;cal creel.
-. ..;,,' . u,;Idr.s. and c.,dor
a"o 'na' ''o wa" ~
he little deserved. nat r'u'co'ous aNee-
,ation in his address, not unlike the cock
new "aw." came thick and fast. lie
.,.,.aL;s horn v;o,ro,s,v and ncrsn;red
......os,, :. ~.
nicely; anu was ABOUT as S"coes''"i J." MS
reply as lie had been in answering the
questions propounded on several previous
occasions. His tactics are peculiar when
,..c... a:.,.,,s ,.h,o - ron,,, n ,oror
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failing supply OF orass anu '"p"oe"c'
comes to his relief; his object is, then,
through the aid of his cappers,' to raise
l.rob and the sub;ect ia disposed Of
...:.l : a:.,...d LII, .,a;a., ~. ,ont,r
VIII" n'"s a"U "oA' . r. ' ~
Gus applause OF MS ADMIRERS. 10 Illus
trate, we produce portion Of his TRADE
against US, not a full report, it is true, but
near enouch for his hearers to recognize
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!" as suo''a'''a'4y 'o''e'' -. f.e -.
Before entering upon my discourse TINS
evening want to all1ae TO an article
pooiished IN paperol ms piaGv-u'n
but shall quote 1t falr-um. The edl'
tor sets out by saying: Our DUTY there
fore, as public journalist requires that
we give our views and impressions con.
nected with 1t, and IN dolhg so we snail
endeavor to speak with candor and fair
ness to all concerned. With what can
dor the writer proceeds vii! appear her,
atter-um. would call particular atten-
ton to this ianguage-unn' IN oro'r to See
It's connection WIN what foilcws-um.
Inc edtor says; ~ IS NOT surprising that
ne should succeeded IN arouslng anlnterest
IN community IKE ours composed large
!yoi. nel'evers ana III supJects ior De-
hef. lie then proceeds: Whethes
any lasting impression mas oeen made upon
the micos OF shose not pfeolsposed 20 Sill
Pefst'.ion, the 'utare alone must cesef-
NINE. Now "se'"e' q large pof''o" VI
TINS community are prea'spose9 70 super
s''1lon-Im: we leave Inc people 'ogudge
yum. ~ Is cv!oene tna' 'n's ec''or Is
con.fc''eo :" "'l MS 'oea'S az ne ~ con'
'.o'eu Po'".Sa"y- III" ~ 10 ''eu " ,''S
:"%v " Nv D ~ lTac,yI w. 9nut
ou.y .ouu 'an ,ai:e s'"Ae a.u
soo aHe - - w. -
uOIout-um ~ 10 pooScSScu Va UCSL-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-09-14

SOMEWHAT BEHIND TIME.-The last
three overland mails have brought US full
files Of Washington papers, dated January
and February. 1t would be interesting
to know where these papers have been
journeying the past eight n onths and what
inud-holes they have been used to bridge
on the overland route. -fd
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-09-14


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sso-e- svrry st~uus 70 ihe hcAzf- IL D.
u74Eeea Is fOr bang i'ezoeTai. and al
ir'b1;ed u to Oz. i-no-aner. despite tee
thousands OF iIlGs;rlous men who uphold
the fa- OF our country unshOrn of its glory
and the salvos Of victory TO the party in
California still ringing IN his ears. At
anything opposed TO Eadicali>m is " Goa
temptib!c". Most fortunate blunder We
thank thee for that word! Here the dis
ciple of Tom. Paine did not show sound dis
erection, scarcely good sense. An un-
guarded word sometimes brtrays the best
laid scheme. That Todd was mission
airy of Radcalism, as well as Spiritism, we
havenot doubted, since hearing him in his
first lecture avow the "h'ghtr law doc
~ :. .:-,.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-09-14

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WIN tue whites.
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are nearly complete LOT Ihe oeu'ca''o" Oh
the Antir'am National Ceme'ery on inc
an. Uov. swami pfcsldrs' uoV. I'rao-
iord delivers the Grafton.
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SHOWS deDt bearing com interest OF OIL
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-09-14

g The order continues 10 flourish an
has worked great social and moral re-
form since its organization a Twelve month
since, and that ton in spite Of the petty but
contemplate slurs of knavish buttons AMI
blrar--yed b-er-guzzl-r. who make it
point to write and print Everything they
can think of against the laudable work.
Chinook Organ.
AS there is nobody who prints in
this section but the draft sneak and our
self, he must intend the above as another
confession. We hope he won't take it all
back, as lie did lis confession of fraud
and corruption" in The Radical patty. We
have all due respect for the Order and
conscientious membets thereof, but hypur
critics are entitled to no quarter, 1t isl
notorious fact that some of the rery best
customers of tie saloons and brewery are d
members in good standing Of the Ts'nplarsIs
Lodge. +nsA
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-09-14

AccIDExr-Wc learn from Mr.. Ham,
mon that Mr.. Van Wormer. formerly Of
this county, me, with q serious accident
while visiting the British ship Chelsea. at
UtsslaAy. las' sssdsy norning- He trip
ped and irn into the hsad # the vessel .
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ar ks-z~S rs - ma q Ia sz.ru< u
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-09-14

- TAr -z~r-~z sw k~lh&szx ar C-al
rr-~A Rsszrusn& D s-su~sar ka~ h~szz ~ D.
~ ) Z 4.aa.u@. Sc e. z-ss p-r $50
asssuznup~mn - essr Mmns1
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-20

both sides of the street, green branches attached to the
horses heads and many persons carried prgs Of in
their hats The procession presented most imposing
appearance and it could not have contained anything less
than eight thousand persons if indeed this be not
estimate considerably below the reality.
The London Pail Nall Gazette thus dscourses concerning
the whole affair: -. .eszfa. -, #Er $,
impossible read the accounts of it without seeing
how strong the sympathy of the population must nave been
most serious struggle We fear it will be found whenever
the occasion presents ITSELF that the Fenian Infection has
gone deep-that it may almost any occasion become
very serious The police appear have done their duty as
vigorously and eectuay usual but the whole transaction
is very ugly one" E" "#.i go #
On Wednesday, the 10th utimo the last-or the present
of Special Commissions appointed put down Fenan
ism" closed its exemplary labo in the City of Limerick
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16
CONSTITUTION WATER


HAS BEEN PRONOuNCEDBY rHE MIDI.
Ia cal Faculty and the public TO b the most
wonderful remedy for the permanent cure Of all
and ptAppgR that has ever been offered
IL isnot aniSERALwArxx. IL Is from xperience
that INSTITUTION warKR hiss cmanaied and we
now say let no man doubt when . single bottle
has been known to cure diseases which the best
medicaitAlent this country has failed TO relieve
Aremsdy possessing the Y irtues o r. constitution
Water cannot be classed under 'Quack'' prepare
tons. ~ it 10 now used by the most scientific
practitioners in this city II Is only second class
physicians that cry down popular remedies, while
the better skilled make use Of cvery mcsna TO -
complish cure; and the success the phy sicians
increases ~ his knowledge Of different remedies
enable him 10 produce cure, while others fail IN
the attempt. Science Is satisfied with the truth
Give Constitution W atcr fair trial-we mean
you who are under eoms SpecS1lsse's care from
year to year. and We particularly alIuds 10 ladies
sho are constantly resorting to local trssfas~st,
and oil sorts Of local applications for diseases,
with so much chance Of success as there would BE-.
from locsa apphcaiions 10 the throat for diseases
Of brain. We have been careful to use language
in our circular that could nor SHOCK slss most dei
icaas organisation. hut " receive - many cou.
municati0ns from persons for which Constitution
Water II adapted, and Of whose disease no men,
ticn he's bees made, that We have come 20 the
conclusion that II the remedy 10 capable Of pro.
ducing cure, no matter what the disease may be,
il should be made known. The medicine ID put
up for the public. and there should be no keep
tions. We say, Constitution Water 10 not Ike Z
glded pill, made TO suit the eye and taste il il
medicine, In every sense Of the term; placed IL
the hands Of the people for their relief, end II
taken according 70 the directions il will In every
case produce . radical cure. We would say that
the directions 10 regard 10 diet etc. relate only q
the disease under which they occur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

A psw 10 . Besesa church cold ssssotly
Tor q, 400.
Thrss husdrsd divesess vsss gssoted u
Chiesgs during 1866.
A Berrisburs butcher ~ manufactured
. sasssgs any .aias fset ises.
The State Of Michigan vill hold LAbo
Convention at Lansing this month.
TIE largest diamond In Aassisa, valusa
at'320O00, 10 % sshibii,on 4 New Oslans.
Bsssen rsduesd her city indsbtsdusss
last year cross
II has besn calcshtsd that %, 900 peuAds
Of candles are seld weekly in the aisss si
Cornwall.
II vil require 6lty nilIsne q dollars 70
run the fFssdusn's bufsao two ysArs.
Ten tAevsaaA psspls live usdsr ths pave.
nents In New Ysrk.
The Coogrsgssioaalisls hass eese(sd
eighteen new churches 10 Missouri lAst
year.
4 Massachusetts, town has besa iadiete1
for ses keeping its public schools spsa six
mosths last yeaz.
The next ANAL essventie q Of ship Oas.
psntees and CauIksr1 viii BE- held In CHI
eago.
II is rspsetsd thal Osa. Phil ShesidAa
and the belle u Louisiaoo nodieato house.
keeping.
A Boston Sondsy paper speaks It 'sDi-
vine novels. Thu h a6oue like 'shietoeiesl
novels founded upon fact" Somstiass ted
BY cen. Girls.
Rents are tunbling In Pittsbufsh.
At Salt Lake City balls ere opened with
prayer.
Syracuse papers say, that the water 10
the DIRE engines Of that city 10 kept eonseast>
y hot BY jets Of gas which are brought in.
to contact with the boilers Il 10 said that
GO costs in Syracuse only . dollar pss
thousand.
A sedustiea from 16 to 50 per cent h
the wages Of the workmen had boon nade
By some Of the shoe manufacturers in
North Brideswstsr.
The several hundred New Rngiaa wooea
who went on the mercer sxpsdition 70 Orr
gon have oil been localed-with husband.
% says Pacific correspondent.
Mrs. Geo. Williams, il among he lob.
served Of I'll obsssvsss" in Washinetoa
society thio winter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

80 Notice,
- ~. y. hssssa aud kersis DS~ss:.
in;1tCu ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
port hes resolved 70 open an aIlsy sc-n... 80
nofse ssd Of lot or piece Of ground. owned Nv
yoa he same being situated on RI * fsisrS =. ~
:ae ssss:e1 osid stree; and ssrsest's ROW. be.
(oI) u tha said City Of Davenport. "A WI . vne
faHy appear 81 reference to the Counsel nrc.
ese1ises passed Jss. ~. 81. and YOU ere hspro
~ Aessos1 - - a1a appear st the ne Il resr,s,
19e11e OF the said Counsel 10 be held On the
1ooA u Jan. 81, oad oho Y cause n any on h..s
Why further precosdings should not be I'd n.
~ opening Sf tie sid alley.
LAD. Ath, leS7.
- ee1sr Of ~ City Ooeasil.
11.ss ~ Asst - - :. e Cay Il
Dsssd January lth. ies. }sns.isd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16
DAILY DEMOCRAT.



irren he Cis. issaai 4sqsisss.l
usw leg the winter lasts. nsthef,
wisI' u sDs loo WoalA come.
l wsut To .ee the vera bloom
As"und su' 'tisns hcne.
I've tried - b~sr tie rsio. 0e.Aes.
r .u1ss aod - eleoao;
Bet sls 10 vsis teel IL ao@.
leasos ssas hese losg.
Wish ,hsi could live. mother,
Tttl spsiDg time sussy hours,
! wiss shes might - svay
Aaid he siiJ veed ,wsss.
fsv ~ ire zoe Il oa the greuad,
TIE esld aisds eIlAly aSss,
Tho see1 kahs leako 80 - -
That W6rns the heaeth q he0o.
eoso - - ~ leo1eso tseae.
IUooQA thDit beoachoe WusoI
RI No - 60 tAen bleea be6sss
1hoy Nv - u TIE GgoSo.
leg - - tAe nso4ooe Gf0oos
AID budo boGia 70 eWell.
eooseinsosiaok ~ warn hight days
Wool1 cheer and nako eOol
N m not natAnf hsw. AsgAss.
kaoW thsoe' thoughts ere vaio,
gM beeeP - AhoW6via4Vuo
o I'm tspe efesa 60.
Yse 1GaM - - 1SfH1t eoDaoo
VhDo sA6y - - ASuu oosOot.
Per shall view unbliDdeA 49,
n nsaooteas - ~ A1eee. ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16
DIABETES

10 . disease Of the stomach and liver. acting
through the kidneys. and il, without doubt, the
most obstinate disease. except consumption, that
Affects the human constitution. We have no space
for discussing causes. but will state that the ef.
feet Of the disease ID the conversion Of
principle Tor vegetable portion Of the food into
sugar which stimulates the kidneys to IN excea-
sive secretion Of water. Many persons suffer from
this disease who are ignorant Of IT, that 10. they
pass large quantities during the day. and are
obliged to get from one TO Afteen or twenty
times during the night. No notice 10 taken Of Il
uuti their attention called toths large discharee
Of wster, and often when il ia 20 far adv anced -
TO be beyond the control Of ordinary remedies.
Another symptom is the extreme thirst. which
when the disease 10 fully established 10 intolera-
ble-fh< patient drsnks cosstdnfly TstAOat being
safisfed also dryness OF the mouth, cracking q
the lips, . sweet breath, in the more advanced
cases. and finally loss ofsppette. emacistion, and
the patient gradually sinks from xhaustion.
CONSTITUTION WArsR 10 without doubt. the only
known remedy for didbstes. and We have ~ much
confidence that il is specific We have that OPT
urn will produce sleep, and Nnthfully nay that IL
has cured cverv case ia which II has bees used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16
MONONGAuELA
Iron Works.
LEWIS, OLIVER 1 PHILLIPS,

HANtvAUtuooob OF
CArrlage aoA Tire Bette.
Lass0boc k~ias aad Pipe Doxcs.
Wagon 0aA oAe1n BO1es.
C0McA and Leg Hcrews.
0q0Mre aud 0o~xmgOm Vets.
Cast naa vVrose arem Washers,
- 0ch0ne and Pillow oSOlts.
vvrsagea lron l1inges,
T0yeee neOaa.
Bridge e9O1as ssnd Cnseongs.
-. =. splice BARS und nSWIes. &c.
full assortment Of standard sisss kept IN
stock. wAREHOUsE-W sserand Market So.
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-Deae 81 In Feb. 1851, wss aGlicleA With
anear diabstss, aad for i've months pasoed mere
thSa two gallons Of wetes in twenty -fouf hours.
~ shlieeo 10 get up - oses ten or twelve ttose
duriae the night, aud in i've Denths lost about
Afty pouads il weight. Duriag the nosth ofJuly,
1851, procured tWo bottles Of Constitution W.
tsr, and in two days after using i l experienced
relief, and amer taking two bottles va entirely
cured, soon after sgaining ny ussal rood health.
HlET ours truly. Nv. 4. DE WITT.
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Restoring 4 strengthening
TIE HAIR
Mo OTHER PREPARATION FOR raE
IN Heir. ever prssentsd to the public such
Ast0nishing Results
In 90 short time - he's the Trypho-e.
From Ex-Mavor }. L. HsxRY, who has been
partly Bald Tor Fifteen Years
eDASxSroas, Oct. 10th. ls6o
have been using Mrs Coulter Try phose foe
the last six weeks, and. very much 20 my surpr,se
have nice crop Of hair growing on The top Of
my head. where no hair has grown before for
dfteen years. JOHN Il. HENRY
DAvsSPoRr Oct. Esd, ,ses.
Mas. 3. NJ couLrxn.-M Madam
have used your Hair Restorative a. a iress.
Ing for the HAIR for some ak weeks, and do not
hesitate 70 pronounce IL superior 80 anythisR
shat have ever met with for that purpose.
Respectfully Yours.
ID. b. SHELLEY.
eror sale BY all Druggists and Hair Dresssrsl
Mrs. X. n. COULTER. Manufacturer, Daven.
port, lows. =. o. Box ~. nov7-dlm
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