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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
C,xSssEsssoNAL s7uDDLE.

We use this rather inelegant term to cx>
press the condition 20 which the kadica's
have reduced the Government by Congress
SIGNAL interference. I. 10 the midess yo'
expressive, being ore which rs spfied ~
t,e,s own marty. ,,en the vel OF passion Is
raised for a few moments aud reason re-
.r,,.s II. throne. The New York Erenine
Pss acnourcos the whole system ~ des'gn'
Inc !, Eject A Ger ain purpose. II SAYS that
On. .Tenure OF Office &C, meant above mos'
other things. to Keep Mr.. STANTON {" nc
C,b,a.t. But Nr. STANTON Is out" And
e,,,hs, "what was sought to be accom-
cli.hcd bv the Tenure Of Office act was e.
,bcr needless or impossible" The Post il>
illustrates it's position by certain practical
examples, and sass: "ltis not practicable
IN carry on the Government and execute The
laws with the Executive thus shackled aud
disabled. Laws do not execute themselves.
Congress does net execute the laws. 10
ai Allie the Executive is just 50 FAR to disa'
HE The laws :" and sgein: 1.-THE Executive
ms, bs trusted ruth poucr. With an intel
lgen, sensible people behind II, no ETecas
fire can ruin u country by the legitimate ex-
srcisc OF the powers necessary to the proper
administration Of Affairs y and again: 40
try TO save the people from the results oil
th.i, error by special legislation, by build>
ins q ,encs around the Executive, by shack
ling him, even If It were possible, would bs
unwise. IL would make is unimpor,ant.
presently, whether,good men or bad men
were chosen !, would leave the people
without. interest, ia politics, and pave the way
smoothly TO usurpa;ion and dcspotism.
No words of ours could more plainly ex-
press tho improperly and impoi'cy Of tbs
acts Ut the Radical Congress. The Iost
docs not place il in the strong light OK un-
consiitut!onality or usurpation, but reaEons
merely upon its expedisncy admitting, for
the sake OF Argument, these points. Con-
gross SO en,rain,ncled tho President that h'
ia relieved before the people from the re-
sponsibil,y Of the execution Of the laws. !
no chose to avail himself Of this subserfug
but hs has, on the contrary, executed tn
laws faithfully and featlessiy, to the hes
advantage in his power, and with the re-
sources At his command.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
A Negro Candidate for Congress
His Card.

The New York Herald Of the 14th inst,
contains the following:
To the Editor Of Tie Usrah No doubt
you have noticed before this reaches you
that am candidate fer Congress in the
4th district of Georgia my views are fully
set forth in the Macon Telegraph Macon
Georgia the colored peopls Of Georgia have
~ a general thin decided to allow the white
the State offices and We the ColoTed, tie
Congressional offices, Therefore through
the influence Of my many friends both
black and white have consented 20 te
their Candidate from tho 4lh district Of
Georgia. en- in favor Of the Military Bill
but am opposed to this untiodly tax upon
Cotton and Tobacco, am colored man.&
was slave until freed by Prest Lincoln.
Proclamation, New IS your paper is rsnd
by many Georgians, / universally over til.
states wish you to give this notice & you
shal not lose nothing by SO doing Pub
lsh.tbe above & State thus
ELLIcs MAnALY, Cslored,
A Candidate fer Congress in the 4th dis>
tiict Of Georgia.
PSI have written Hon Thad Stevens
ofPsnusy lvania on the subject.
click MAuALY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

OMAnA. Septemher l6. lsl

OMAHA, september IL, 1867.
Enron DExocRAr II returned TO Jules.
burg, Col, yesterday, left Omaha Satur>
day evening IN company with the "Indlsn
Peace Commission" Sunday morning we
cached North Platte station, and ate break.
last. Here the Commission" remained,
while the balance Of US proceeded on 10
Julcsburg, the Magic City" OF the plains.
One runner from the Crow Indians made
his appearance Of the Platte Station. lie
knew nothing regarding any OF the tribes,
their Whereabouts, or intentions. We arr
rived at Julesburg, about . P. NJ, and two
hours aiterward u Telegram was received
from the Commissioners informing the stn>
ton agent, T. NJ. Snyder, that they were
on their way for the end of the IT, Z. r. Il.
| think they were OH their way TO Cheyenne,
probobly to meet Iron Shell" We don't
snow ytAiug about Spotted Tall or bis
WARRIORS. Some doub. II the majority Of the
chiefs " i'll meet the Commission. Sunday
lsa great dag IN .Julesburg, nearly il not
all the stores were open and doing business.
Here | mel Geo. W. Smith aud Charles
squires, who are dolng large business in
The grocery, dry,goods and clothing line
| also run IN upon MIR. I. X. Dawson d
bro. They are keeping . liquor house,
,holesalc and retail, doior..s very good bus
ness. presume.
Mr.. McMabus came down from Sidney, a
station iorty m,l.s west of Julesburg, and
met p. ". McManus, who was IN company
ith me from Omaha.
IS soon as darNness spread her sable
.leg, uy,r The ,ity oi JLl ,burg, the i'm
.ot44.r.ced. visit d one large cstabh H.
avnt aud the following wee few Of the
games and rorlpimat.c being carried on:
Faro Roulette" Three Card Monte"
"o.d MnstIuye Game, Chance Lottery"
"thuck Luck, "R unie, and "Col.o."
We have The cholera IN Omaha; four per
suns have died With II latelY. Mr.. i. u.
sutton was taken dosn last evening, ard
4. q ths morning. ard Is boiug buried lhs
ai,einoon There IS greet deal of sickness
"a town.
Tho contractors OF the l. T.. H. T. will
not let Mr.. McNanus resign, but viii giant
aim lew days leave.
yesterday, We had one of the hardest
ans ever witnessed IN tins section.
We learn by telegraph ,ht Webster Snv
der WAS y,ne,yc,y III a, tie 81. Nicholas
Hotel, New \ ork. Yours truly,
m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
STATE ITEM =.

The Clinton Herald speaks Of Shields
Davenpoa. wooden goads in terms Of high.
est praise.
The Herald mentions the capture OF . SO
10. Goldfish a. the Dubuque levee. Big
thing
The municipal expenses Of Muscatine
City for the past six months has been $ll.>
Ia Al; receipts Is, 2S6 %.
The Courier says that the sloughs aud
ponds adjacent TO Musca,inc are swaSmiDg
with delicious game.
House breaking, and thieving has become
too much Of business in Dubuque, says
the Herald
The receipts Of the Cedar County Fair
las, week, amounted TO about g., loo, which
is about $1,000 less than expenses. Bad
weather the cause.
The recent editor Of the Cedar Falls
Gazetfe-B Brother s. Il. Goodenow, has
snapped oil the tripod Tor The pulpit The
change from editorials to surm ms is bat
shght.
\ young man named John Mark Of Mad.
ison county, while Ilding home horseback
wiih u scy the Ia his hand was thrown from
his horse and nearly disemboweled by the
scythe. SO saysthe State Re9sier.
The Clinton Herald is now published
Semi weekly. An enteruriseing concern
and wide awake men are Leslie and Nc,
Aliistcr. They w,ll publish daily Herald
during the Safe Fair.
PArrNrs.-B Boyd & Co.. Solicitors OF Pa
tents. s.. Louis, Mo-, officially report to
the DrSocsAr the following patents grant
cd Iowa and Missouri inventors FOR the week
ending Sept. 18th, 1867
l.. Z. Clark, Davenport, lows, thil coup>
ling J. Evans, Davenport, Iowa, brick
mould; A. WGber, Davenport, Iowa, car.
rage curtain fastener Z. Wsndel, Wilton,
Iowa, hand ION c. NJ. Terrell, Oska
looss, Iowa. hay shucaer t. Whitmore,
| Dubuque, Iowa. head block for saw mills !;
I. G. hnfer, ST. Louis. Mo-, vegetable sli>
Ger and crater; NJ. A. Strunvills, St. Louis.
Mo, betting for driving machinery; j. Cook.
lsynesville, No., combined hoe and rake
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
''Isg|,S'QlNs.ss5glElHsH|ssI|Ng
], ] CUR ! %

Dear Sir: Having Witnessed the operation OF DR..
WriGht- Ter syrup in csses II Consumption. cheer
fully recoDmCnd ii to all prisons SO afflicted.
JES~ + x. WALKER,
Fourth and Chc.'nat SITS. Pnilndelphia.
Thoma. "tur'iH, Butcher. in ID ST. Market, Phil
adelphia. writes:
AiIer suffering two years with Consumption and
constant hemorages. W.. Induced TO try Wrighrs
Tar syrup Aiter using six bottles health returned.
and am now ah 10 attcri &, nv brsine,s.
SIS stevens. Druggists. Reading. Pa writes:
Mr.. D. !. hromer.--Ihr gross ~ Tar SprGp pur-
chased ABOUT three weeks nearly all sold. Ny
customers speak highly Of H. Send half gross Of it
to my father at MidtletOwl Pa and charge il to ne
c. Is Iansychei, Drurgis. Trenton. y. j.. says {;
DR.. virgins Tar Syrup does all YOU claim for It..
am selling largely Of it, ard with much satisfaction
t. my customers.
Wrishts Tar Syrup IL slli by al Druggists and
County Storekeepers Price 81 rer BOTTLE. One
bottle will check the NOS. az sra,a,ed Cough.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

WADE HAMPTON is more sensible than
mos, Of his brethren, and in letter &C mos
out quar- " ior citizcship for the blacks.
lie ,h,ass i; would be better for the STATES
q canier the G., zen.hig. and ends 10y say
log:
For myself, | confess that am perfectly
wiiln. 10 see Constitution adopted by cur
State centerrinr the elective Franchise on
tue neg.y, on precisely The same terms as 1t
= d be exercised bv The white man.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

TuR st. Joseph MOI Herald announce
shat W. r. Mccoy 4 Co. OF Illinois, have
made = contract with the Hannibal & St.
Joseph Railroad for the shipment over that
road Of upward Of 10000 head Of Texas
cattle, and that one thousand cars are being
prepared for the first shipment, while Ave
thossnd cars will be required to carry cut
the entire contract
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

JOAN GRlSprLl. the we'll known runner,
has been engaged TO train Edward Payscn
Weston for his walk from Portland, Me-, to
Chicago, III. Grindell several years ago
ran ten miles in IS minutes, or The Cam
bridge course. lie is confident tina, Wes-
ton will b successful in his coming long
vAlk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

A DEMooRAlic gaia in Oaio, in October,
equal TO that Just realized in Maine, will
give US tAe State hy twelve Thousand ma.
lori,y. In Indiana it would give US . ma.
jor.ty OF thirty five thousand in Pennsyl-
vsnis, OF h.,y thousand, in New York, Of
enc hundred thousand. The ldes Of Octo
the ldcs OF March TO the Imperial Caesar.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

To Owners OF Horses and Cattle.
TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POWDERS ARE
i warranted superior to any Others, or pay. for
the cure Of Distempcr, Worms, Bots, Conghs, Hide
Bound Colds Sc In Horses and Colds, Coughs.
Loss OF Milk Black Tongue, Horn Distemper, &c, IN
Cattle They perfectly safe and innocent no
need Of stopping the working Of your animals They
stomach and urinary organs; aso increase the milk
of cows Try them, and You will never be without
them. Hiram Woodruff, the celebrated trainer of
mends them to his friends Col Philo L. Bush, Of
the Jerome Race Course Fordlam. N Y. would not
use them until he was told of what they are com
posed since which he sncycr without.them. lie has
over twenty running horses IN his CHARGE and for the
las; three years has used other dcinc for them.
lie la. kindly permitted me 10 refer any one to him
over zoo Other references be N the depot.
Sull by Druggists and Sad1lcrs Prec 20 cents per
hnx nennt. ~ Cor lanlit street Now York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

SAYS gets one thousand dollars . year
for his pems the Ledger, and 10 expect
ed to conttihute one week.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

ouiwgrd applications tine and money thrown
away The only permanent cure II DR.. HAsriscss
prri.rA,Tfr as S,.rrs Thcy strike nj the cause
We could III This paper VITA cures They pleas
nnf never crpc, nor. Ike AL pills, do they require
iurrtaA. OF doee For e DERBY persors females AMI
chi arrn ard all othes they are exactly suied to op-
vta,e Ccsfiyensss the proinc cause Of Ill health.
Quarter ola Million Saved "a Day.
One hundred thousand men now labor, with good
resalls who. until they used
ALLCoCkS POROUS PLASTERS.
had not done DAYS work for years. So these plas-
tcrs are the means Of increasing the wealth OF the
nation, not less than quarter oI million day
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

FOR NON-RETENTiON on INCONVENIENCE
OF Urine. irritation Inflammation or liberation OF
the bladder, or kidneys, diseases Of the PROSTATE
glands IL the bladder calculus gravel OF -ick
dust deposit and all diseases Of the bladder kidneys
and dropsiealswellnee, td1wly
un HnNDsGD's Flun HxsnAcs DuUUU
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
EElxM NlANHOOD:
49, How Lost. How Rexlord !

.'ssf Pu6iishea. in a sealed Earelope. R,e<s Cys.
A LECTURE on the Nature. Treatment. and
Radical cure OF Spermatorh1a, Or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Emriissi ,ns. SEXUAL Debility,
aud lmped ments to Marriage generally; Ncrv-
business. CONSUMPTION. Epilepsy, and Fits: Men,
tai and Physical lncapaci,y, resulting from Sell
Abuse, &c, by Rosr. J. CrLyERwriL. N, D., su-
to- of the GHasy i'oox kc
"A Boon to Thousands If Sufferers"
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, tcsny ad-
dress, POST PAID, on receipt of six cents. or two
postage stamps, by DR. j. C. KLINE, III Bow.
cry, N. Y. 7. o. boz 4.5ss. sug-lodAwsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

Tns New York Herald in,imstes that
Jay Cooke, the millionaire banker Of Phil>
adelphia ADD Warrington, is employing
well known newspaper men to brig about
concert Of acncn among the national banks
q protect Their monopoly and assist Chase
into the Presidential chair. Mr.. Cooke
had better devote his msnsy to a better
purpose. The people are Disguised with
the national banks, and any candidate they
may place in the field will be most surely
defeated
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
suit Ah1uS.n W cddiug Cake.

Singular case recently came before the
Sheriff. Court OF London. The plaintiff
baked . wedding cake for ,he defendants,
and the latter wouid not pay him. In bis
cro.s>examinstion the sge,ieyed baker said;
IL VAS Ia the service OF Mr.. Ncwcoinb us
jou7neyman nt tho time lie isa baker
aud pastrvcook. made the cakc IN hi.
time. He did not order me 70 mike it, but
the lady TO whorn he was about 10 be mar,
ried dad. found r)mc of tue things, such
"a four pounds II rang sugar aud quar>
t,rn ant half Of brandy" Defendant
said he ia hot order the cake His Hon
or--"Did the lady to whom you usls-esnu
aged order ~ Del. Sdnaiu -
-: ~ - 100 -"i hen il was a deb,
conn act "a by her before marriage. and
YOU would be liable for il" Defendant
al dill not know she had ordered the cake
until sh. ,old me about il, ani tn n kicks
cd up row with her" Laughter. His
iIonor-"Whst, do You mean TO say that
you actually quarreled with your wife abcus
the very wedding cake Z" Defendant
"Of course, did Laughter. Deien>
dant's Counsei-"it was rather early TO
commence qnsrroing. must confess"
Deiendant-"Well. Ibid not like it." His
llonor-It appears to me, plaintiff, ,ha, you
we're the servant Of the d.ieudant, and you
made the cakes while acting in that caps>
.ity. It's clear you cannot recover in this
Action, and therefore defendant will have
the verdict"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

HELMROLDS EXTRACT BUCHU gives health
and ygor the frame and bloom to the paid cheek.
Debility is accompanied by many alarming synlp-
toms. and II 10 treatment IL submitted 70. cousunp
ton. ins aniiy or epileptie fts ensue. IfebSd&Wiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Sold at druggists and grocers Persons wishing
agencies might aNply to ,iofi's Malt Extract Depot
~ broadway. y. Y. or LANGFELDl, THUDE &
A1Ain ANN In. InAan
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

Natural. Durable, Beaut'f.,, Best and Cheapest In
the Word-will give satisfaction to ALL Principal
wholesale Agents for Wfi-hl'a Tar Syrup, ard kro-
mer's Hair De In Chicago I'm LEI. Finch ~ Fuller.
Lord y Sm.tN. AMI Burntams \ Van schaacS
JOIN J. kItoMER
tO3 CAes;nut Sirce'. Philadelphia.
aug3O dom So Pronriat0r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

SnRrn OAK, Yorktown. n. Y. Jan: 10. 1860
I. ALIcocK & Co.-Gcnteu,Gn: have been troub-
led with lame back over ten years so as to be Ell,
,ircy helples. and unable to do any kind OF hard
work. In June last procured one OF Ailcocks 10,
rous Plasers ard wore 1t three weeks. when ionni
my back entirely cured, and was able To NOV and
cradle as well as ever / could in my best days.
STEPHEN PuGSLEY.
ALLENTOWN, Penn. App II 4. 1850
Nessr. T. ALLcocK 4 Co.-Dear sirs My dangh
ter used one Of our Porous Pasters She had avery
bad pain in her side, and 1t cured her in one week
lours truly, j. V. y. ~ NihR
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, n. l. Soi
4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

n. y. Correspondence Q. the Mobile Advertiser
Not long ago the cashier of = well>kac an
bank informed the directors that he wished
TO resign lie ws> supposed to be poor
iaan--la Tho eompsraslse sense-snd thew
s.aed Tim ii he could afford to resign.
Yes" said the cashier, iii could not
would not
Flew 10 shsts We thought you had no.
-thinx but your sslsry.'
.sGentleinen," said he, perfectly cool aud
frank. IL have used tbs money OF the bank,
used i literally. But the bank has not lost
snvshing. Isa~ chances, made the best u
them. sad returned every dollar took. |
have sacush nov, and want to resign
Have tne books examined, you will hOd ev>
erythine straight. Il may have been wrong
a uas your money, but there's nothing lost,
aud iss mot worth yoos while 10 make anv
trouble."
Thoy cid not make any trouble, aud the
luehy cashier is now member OF tue oes'
sssiety 10 New York.
Ass. ApAxs. Esq. Of Roabury, Mess.
I'M property 70 the value Of t400, 600. W
~ s. ave 800. 900 20 bis widow, and
"a. 600 70 bis adopted daughter. Abby L.
xdsms $4,000 to his sister, $2,VOO TO
Rsl.h Waldo Emerson, and 81 900 70 each
q n Emerpon's children. To the Home
for Ard Men ia Boston he gives $50 600 /;
- - Sa;lcrs' Srue Harbof, 900 Man>
~ of ehe Port Society, q Bostso, =, 09o;
1sotao Avlun ed taea Seeeot vosoVS'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
DIR. Schenclx Mandrake Pills

DR.. Schenclx's Mandrake Pills
A sCgsrIrrrE ron CALoNti.-These Pills com
10. ed OF various roo,r having the pewer to relax
the -ccrcons the liver promptly and eiectuslly
~ blne pill or mercury. and without producing any
IL those disrgreeabe dangerous effects which Of
ten follows the u the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used
with confidence, they promote the discharge Of
Initiated bile and remove these distractions from the
liver and hiliury ducts. which are the cause ol bill
ions alsc lions in general.
SCuENCk'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache Hnd all disorders Of the liver, indicated
by etll5w -xn coated tongue, Jo-tisenes-, drowsi-
ness ai general feeling of weariaess and las sifndc
showing that the H.er Is in torpid or distracted
condition. In short, these Pills may he used with
advantage H. all cases when purgatiye o.aera'iye
medicine j. required
Plea ask for = DR.. schenck's Mandrake Pls,
and observe that the two licensees of the DIR. are on
III Government stamp-onc when In the last stage
OF Consumption, and the other iii his present health
Sold by Druggists and dealers. Price - per hoy
Principal office No Is North 9Th at. Phiaiephia.P Pa
General Wholesale Agents John ID. Park, \. T..
cor Of Fourth and Walnut st, Cine matt, Ohio:
Walker 4 Taylor. 1874 and l36 Wabash Avenue. Chi
cago H. Collins Brothers, south west cor. OF I'd
Vine Streets, ST. Lous, Mo-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

A Df~~a1EaGcz wife Frctires from
n ETnsr.nscnsai Tsavfnerssaip.
and FSivEGcs she Capital 80 Her
H.flaslg.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
To Owners of Horses and Cattle.
TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POWDERS ARE

UEIMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT RuCHu is
pleasant in taste and odof, free from all Injurious
properties, and Immediate In Is action. fdAwiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
'aspersted, aud will work

,ns Temperance League to defeat the r.
publican ticket. II the state, at the cons
ios election, should SO Democratic, il vii
be on local issues entirely, aid by no msans
could be cons tfuc,ed as indorsing the policy
Of A. johnson" Certainly cot. Local
issues gave Us California and nearly esr>
lied Msine--why Should not they rcvol
utionix, Minncsoiay Wen take them un
l.r any pIfac
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
COltOn's Select Flavcrs

NprN Ffr
HOLLAND. (Timo,hy Tioemh) the well known
u,hnr of Spring ie d. Mass, says: "Tacy are the
STANDARD in ali this vicinity.
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THEM
Slch list Of References IL seldom given. Nee
Circulars with Dealers Sold by 8rocers and Drug
vias Prepared by J. ". COTTON. Proprietor ~
co'iun'- Toilet Article No. B. - Heal AMI Beantify
tie skin Sod by Harrison * Stalks, and Parks 4
iu~iner, Davenport, Iowa.
chicago Nhricsaie Agents, FULLER. NCH
FULLER, q Market street, for all Coto1 ircpara
tnrs. sept. 2h-diy.
EXFERrED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
of bofh aexps use Itflsno- rs ExrrAcT Brcnu. II
will give brisk and energetic feelings, and enable
you TO sleep we'll lfebedfwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
Royal Havana Lottery Of tuba
DRAWN ONCE IN SEVENTEEN DAYS

&c. &c. Prizes paid In Gold. Prizes ca-hed and
Information given hv GEORGE UPHAN,
aug5-d.swly ca ". Main ST. Providence. X. /.
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BuCIIU and IMPROVED
Rosg Wash secret and deiica'c dis orderr III all
their e'agcs. at little expense little change IL.
diet no Inconvenience and no exposure. IL Is plea
ant In taste and oior. immediate IN IT. action and
Pee from sil injurious properties. febl-dSw by
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

The Boston Iost, in discussing the oiisis
Of the country, expressed its willingness 20
joia bands with any and all persons, u
whatsoever creed or party, 50 they bas bear
tho name Of American citizeDs, 10 save this
COUNTRY from ansrchy on the one hand, and
d, POT In on the othsr. II IL a crisis; nno
We holl Ia, al atfio,s should risc above
ways ef thinking to the elevated plane OF
ps.f.4,i, hought and acton. Tn, ~ on
4 % creed III these tune. Who - thet,
That can no, eahsctibc 10 4, uniess bruuo
had aA. foot IN partisan tolls. Here u
the hisi.ess Of the country tint ttaads
wniins end suffering There are great
pra slical q'estions t. be answered, ahd Tie
an.wer involves al things else. The lnns
tsgiai iat.iesls OF the uSucn cry OCT for re.
lsei. Nothing can prosper wlHls public
nisirnce l. undermined by thr uncertain
asi revolutionary course Of selfish and mar
rds pa tc.aas. nlsine 9 of ali tinds vii
refuse g. revive, ~ Ions as p, oplc have no
faliii ia the sstRi'uess oil less:'auon. Trade
viii remain stssnsut; factories will grow
silent shi.,>l ard. will bc deserted; com'
merec Will take 10 foreign flags, and Alp out
% our aspi- altogether, aud evdtness Of
material decay and death will continue to
multiply. Cnul patty leaders leave the
country alone. AID shandoa the noticn that
/, cannot I've without their ITetsnt ous
lusckerJ, sc cannot have either peace OF
prosperity. There i, nothing ls:t the poo
pie now bu. - take matters out OF theis
control Ms sror ~ possible. The pcoiis
showed themselves competent g. save tha
e,uniry once, aud i, is M less certain thai
,aey are clusl % the task again, II they
take il fairly into their h,nds.
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