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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-13
MISSOURI.

ST. Louis, Sept. IA Omaha dispatch
says. Gen. Sherman this eye,irg received
telegram from tie commander t Fort
Laramie stating that the hostile Indians
rot come IN 20 meet the ccmmissi aers at
that point al the time expected. They viii
send In runners to listen e. the propositions
to be made, as they fear some trap WI, bt
sprung, and suspect bad faith Ii they ere
satisfied the commissioners are acting il
good faith then the hostile chiefs will cornl
III aud hold council 10 the Full eli the moon
in November. Under this aspeg: q affairs
the commissioners will hold meeting in
the morning to scstle upon wat course 10
pursue
The Chief Engineer OF the [ MEN Pacific
Railroad, on the Kansas branca, is between
l.o-riz3s and Santa Fee, and Is reported to
hare found Eve railroad routes.
The National Lithographic Union Con-
ysntion adjourned siae dc last night. The
next annual convention is 10 be held q. Al
bany, N. Y.
Cap. Geo. w. jerks, an old resident Of
this city, and for many years superintend>
ent of the freight depot en- tho Q. II ". Il.
r., died yesterday.
DS. hite, Gen. Simpson. and Col. Bus
ford, United States Railroad Commissioners
left here yesterday to inspect another Sec
tion-25 milss-on the L. p. l.. W, Kan
sas branch.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-13

CHICAGO, Sept Is 1t is estimated that
there were twenty-five ,houssnl people il
attendance upon the Michigan State Fair,
Yesterday. One matched team exhibited
weighed 3,4C0.
Cincinnati special says: Tomorrow
night the first Democratic meeting Of the
campaign will be he'd here-J. w McCook
beng speaker. Though late in commenc,
ing public demonstrations, it is understood
that the psrty has prepared a most thorough
organization and the leaders are ssnguine
No regular nonins tion viii be made 10 fiji
the Congressioual vacancy, tie financial
views Of Gen. Cory being acceptable The
General addressed big mass meeting of
workingmen assembled 10 ratify his nomi>
nation tonight, giving SPECIAL emphasis 70
his opinions in favor Of abolishing rational
banks, paying the maturing national debt
in greenbacks and making eight hours q
days work
There was fire on Clark street early this
A. NJ. 1t was first discovered in No. 535,
and spread until Nos. $50, 53l, $50, 527,
525 and . great number Of additions were
consumed or rendered worthless. The loss
involved is about $4,000, of which abou,
,vo tn,,.as is covered by insurance.
The fire depar Iine1s was caiisa ous SIX
times last night.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-13
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 12-Cornelius Van
Size, postmaster at Suissett, Long Island, is
held for trial on charge OF robbing the
mail
The Posts Washington letter says an Off
Ger OF General Grants staff relates con-
versation he had with the General few
days ago wherein The General remarked con-
corning the talk Of making him President,
that lie would not be President of the Uni.
ted States If an opportunity were offered
him. that lie was 20 politician; that he hated
politics; that SO far as lis reputation and
homer were concerned, he thought he ought
tn he satisfied with what oil these he already
enjoyed; that the holding Of the office Of
President would mar his present comfort
and drag him into the storms and excite
meDt Of political contests; that as the Gen
eral OF the army he had all the work that
he could do and time enough TO enjoy the
comforts of bis family and home; and that
he as "A soldier had found friends enough in
the country without taking place where
lie could gain no more but would probably
lose those whom he had already gained
SPECIAL dispatch from Whhingt on
SAYS the President today emphsticaliv de-
mes that lac contemplate any change IN The
! Treasury department.
Il also says " has authority for saying
that Gen. Banks while here urged Genera;
| Grant 10 retire from the War Office.
( WIN. Pullman, store keeper OF the ST
Nieholas hotel, committed suicl ie by shoot.
I ing himself
4 oswgGo. Sept 12.-Fhc single and saw
rlill ~ Chandler, Alvard & Co, in tho cast
clyc, was totally destroyed by fire THU
I mbrnfr.-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-13
MASSACHUSETTS.

SraiNGrIrIp, Sept. 12-The executive
conseniion Of the Il 1cky Mountain Lxcur-
sion Party me, al 3 O'Clock p. III with w
VI jones in the chair Colonel Smith al
Tie committee Of Arrangements reported
TINT the committee had made the necessary
arrRnsemeuts Tor transportation over tbs
Chicago, Northwestern d Union Pacific
Railroad
The report was accepted and the comm,
tee dis, barred.
Tie following committees were then ap
pointed IN reception, the ex committee on
masic, Jas 81 lGfl; cOmmissary, X Bailey
trains, transportation and l,eping cars, w
X Steele and \ W Edwards
itc eX-commit'ee were also instructed t.
issue clFcun- ct invitation, which will bt
svii ot "a soon 90 printed, also instructor
'"e'rfcep3uo With the managers Of railroads
'e i0. INTO LEA 90, aHl request hat tn,
H1lcsa tle circulars hc pissed 10 and
ifem CHICAGO ire nl c'arge for this eXcur
s.oa. t.e censmiit,r th.n adjourned t.
meet hefs on 3is -st' Instant.
bnsfoS, Sept. = Tie lllue Hill Nation
al Bank N Milton, Lower F,ils, WAS rohbet
today Of go GOO IN grcenhat ks and 4 truul
containing United States securities belong
ing 10 private parties the cashier WA.
knocked down and robbed. Fhc police are
on their track.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-13
LATE NEWS
BY TEEEGR.fPM.
WASHINGTON:

NAsaISGToy. Sept. i2.-The Navy De.
I'artmcnt received dispatch from Cap,
James r. Armstrong, commanding the Pen.
sscoAa Navy Yard, dated the 9th inst that
ne Tears thst on account of the prevalence
OF the yellow fever that the PARTIAL suspen /.
SION OF work IN the Navy Yard will add to
the cis,fcss . q suffering already existing
10 the villages and the yard, vet with the
heads OF departments and many clerks, he
had no responsible person TO oversee the
employees, aud it would be decided loss
10 The Government TO 60 on with the work
The Mayor had appealed to neighboring
cities Tor aid in physicians, nurses and
money, 10 which they nobly responded.
Mobile sent 1900. A hospital was estab.
lished with the funds received From the
9Th To the 2s,h Of Aug there were 222 cases
OF fever, and ~ deaths. No report eince
The citizens on the Naval reserve are raising
money by subscription To employ physi-
clans and nurses, .snd obtain medicines and
food for the destitute. Capt Armstrong has
given them the use OF the building in the
uossess sion Of the Government for hospital
for the treatment Of the sick, and they hope
To obtain additional aid from the same
source.
There has been twenty-one deaths out
side and fifteen 10 the yards. Many cases
now exist, aud new ones ale apptarin and
there are no physicians outside the yard 10
attend the SICK, though it is hoped the com
mittcc VIII soon obtain them.
A circular was issued this morning from
the War Department stating that orders
nave been sent to recruiting and other dis
bursting officers, to make weekly reports of
the amount of public funds in their custody
and where such funds are deposited. Reports
10 made be made by mail. The use OF the
telegraph will be reduced as much as pos
sible
There will probably be general attend
ance of the diplomatic corps at AD,ieiam
next week, and the prospect is that several
cabinet officers will accompany the Presi.
dent,
Orders were issued to-day from all the
Executive Departments distributing the am
nesty proclamation TO all officials
The report that Gen. Lee passed through
Washington, q day or t~ o since, on his way
North, is without foundation. He left Vir-
GINA springs on Friday for Lexington
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LATEST News
M TELEGRAPH,
TO THE DAILY DEMoCnay.
NEW YlRE.

NEW OK, Sept. l3.--CorcneE wildly
was yesterday called to the re.idtscc Of Gr.
Herman Melville, I04 Est 26sh street, TO
hold an inquest over the remains of Malco IN
Melville, son of HermaH, who committed
suicide by shooting himself with a revolver.
WoTlds special says; The Govern
nent has received intelligence that the rad =
ieals in Maryland contemplate the insuxu
rating Of a scheme at the election on ID.
18th inst, when the new State constitution
10 to be submitted for ratification, which
will surely lead to riot and bloodsLed ..uu.
der the assumption that coiored man has
90 much right 10 vote in MARI land ~ he
has in Virginia. TIE more desperate raids
col leaders in the former State are urginp
coiored men to present them.elves at the
polls and demand the right 10 vote on the
new constitution.
The so called border State Convention
which asse nbled in Baltimore To- day evil
IDENTITY means mischief in that direction -
Prominent citizens Of that State were here
to day ; among them Ex-Governor Pratt
conierring with officials or the impending
troubles.
The State authorities eel confident OF
beng able to preserve peace. but II IS not
lmpfo' able that Governor Swan will
have o call on the General Government for
aid.
number Of ex officers Of the army, who
have suffered dismissal from the ser, ice by
the arbitrary course OF Stanton, are here
presenting their eases - Gen. Grant. La n
majority Of instances the fscts in their favor
are 50 overwhe' ming that they wi.l be re
instated. and then houorab!y mustered
out.
The Times specisl says The personal
friends Of Gen. Mcclellan here assert thst
although he may have been requested by
telegraph to return, he has no idea of doing
so; that on the contrary he has Just deier>
mined to remain abroad another year, and
has taken house aud made arrangements
for the tuition Of his children.
According to private letters from reliable
sources IN Charleston, received here,
Gen. Canty has fully determined 10
pursue the line Of policy marked out BY
Gen. Sckles, and to enforce the system Of
orders. rules and regulations which he has
established.
1t is we'll known that Gen. Sickles had
instituted for the people of bis district q
code OF laws and regulations which they ale
most unanimously admitted were more jus,
and beneficial in their operation than any
that had been vouchsafed them by legisa>
tive authority for many years.
The Tribune's special says: There Is a
rumor in circulation to night that President
johnson designs making an immediate
change in the War Department 1, is said
that Frank P. Blair, Jr., will be put in the
office until Mcclellan is heard from The
President has stated that Gen. Porter shall
have new trial. Gen. Grant favors it,
The steamer Europa, with Madame Ris.
tori an suite ~ passengers, has arrived.
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col dvlZlalIsl2|
CAN st S|!|;|3s

Dear sir:-llayng witnessed the operation OF DR..
Wrights Tar Syrup In cases of Consumption cheer
fully recommend IL to all pnrsons 20 afflicted
JESSE WALKER,
Fourth and Chestnut Sts.. Philadelphia.
Thom.s @inmili, Butcher. in I'd St. Market, Phil
adelphia, writes:
After suffering two years with Consumption A,r
constant hemorages, was induced to try virgins
Tar syrup. After u-inr six bottles health returIes
and am now 40 . 10 attend to my brsiness
SIS. Stevens. Druggists, Reading Pa writes
chased about three weeks ago Il nearly all sold. Ny
customers speak highly Of it, Send half gross OF II
to my father at Mlddlctown Pa and charge it
C. b. Vansyckel. Druggists, Trenton, N. j., says
DIR. wrigh . Tar Syrup does all you claim for 1t
am selling largely OF it. and with much satisfaction
- nv Gust. .mers.
Wright. Tar syrup is aod by al Druggists and
Country Storekeepcrs Price 81 rer bottle. One
bottle will check the mos. aggravated Cough
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-13

Hat ar stubborn thiu u" says The o. rro,erh.
ing Nk.@Hi'S TAR SYRUP 10 lht Pabile. AL
Nh9w the nect~ !iy q guarding aSaH-t Gods u
we'll as the i."cesSli9 10 takiH Ne proper remedies
when the colds are upog u. " saf fbpat Iear
u ean'saaist on thar Tie flper.af 81 MfighGs Tar
ri rap lur tie cafe ~ t3H<nnpt On, t8etl-, 1tif,
bronchitis. ut a Diseases oftfa Throat aad lun Il
docs not eSi-t. Il low test auHi.l- ftai3 r.f-
Z, rs, rome Of whom are kuovt IN - parts 81 ne
eeaatry
DR u. SnFt vaN NAcKE~zif 4 terary Z. ior 8. For
II = Fli4adclY.IH trcss white
Pasfkurfrnfs July 70. -6..
Diam SfG.-Lsst Christmas fur the lrs time til my
!fe, was = uch afflicted IL very severe cod. with
almost constant congh AMI sore chest. Practice
axes perfect, the provtrb says but the more
coughcd the wore. did IT, Nv what then ccnsId-
cred an accident, hut belicye 10 have been a
Providence. was Induced to try DIR. v ilsnI's TAE
SyaUr. purchased from Yuu aui YVES greatly relieved
in two days. wholly cured u ten Il is not unptas-
ant IL the tss'e. which is good point Many years
sro. reading my way through old library. came
across the works Of that Bishop Berkel y, who pro-
phciicaly ard ,rnly declared. more than a century
sgo, that Westward the march OF Empire takes its
way, aud among these we're two tfeatises in which
he strongly advocated the OF Tar rs curative OF
many diseases from Caiarrh to the plague. IVES
then trucA with the cogency of the good Bishops
arguments. and am now snre--from the efficacy Of
Dr.. Wrghi's preparation OF the same remedy-that
they were entirely correct
Yours. truly,
II. SHELTON MACKENZIE, LID.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-13
Brad'ey's Duplex Elliptic Skirt.

NyERY FLEXIBLE, FOLDED EASILY
Y when IN use TO occupy a small space ma
hing .he most Agreeable SKIRT worn. l.. oil
s,1er. at Wholesale and Retail bv
ISAAC bERNEt9
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-13
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE. Sept. : The border states
Republican Convention asst mbed in the
Front stree: theater, to-day Delegates
were present from Delaware. Tennessee,
Missouri Kentucky. District Of Columbia,
and this State. There was no distinction of
race and color Temporary organization
was effected by placing Hon. Lewis Thomp
son, Of Delaware, in the chair A commit
tee was appointed on permanent organiza-
ton who reported the name Of Hon. Horace
Maynard, and a long list of names for Vice
Presidents, headed by Hon. y. T. vanborn,
Of Missouri. Speeches were made by
Maynard, Cresswell and others.
Letters from distinguished white and COL
orea politicians, among them one from Sen
--~S>A-i ~->~-~-D-c.taAufh e es
ator Su,iiu.i, IN which ne auVos..c1 s.sSes>
Establishment Of equal rights, whether politi
cal or civil, everywhere throughout the
Union
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Rradley's Duplex Elliptic. Skirt.

VyERy FLrAlBIE. FOLDED EASILY
when in use 10 occupy small space ma
hing the most Agreeable SKIRT worn. In all
sises. at Wholesale and Retail by
a. = WHISTLER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-13

LnSpos, sept. ia dispatch from
Athens states ti2. Great Britain and
France have sent a joint note to Greece
urging the government 10 refrain fir m fur
Their hosti.ities against Sublime Porte, and
10 maintain stiict neutrality on the Gre
ten question.
GENEVA, Sept. i2.-The radical Congress
which mel here on the 9th inst. remains
in session. The proceedings attract much
a,teo,ion. During the session this morning
short attack was mace upon the Socialists
Of the United States, which gave rise to an
excited discussion. Some ill-feeliag was
created and before the close of the session
many members Withdrew from the Con-
areas
MADRID, Sept 12-The Governor OF
Minorca Island has issued orders establish
ing quarantine at Port lAhon, for eli YES
sells arriving from ports In the United
States or West Indies.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-13

Milwaukee Market.
BY Telegraph. Sert -.
Flour Firm city Xxx, 9 e5glo.25.
Whest- Dull l.s9 for No. l.
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SiNGE:Es ~ E.asa..
IANtFiCTURERS AND DEALERS r.
cider. Cider vkpcgar,
AID white Wine Vinegar. al.o. Flour Sacks, Grain
fe,- uunnirs. Bariap-, arecers Paper Hays, and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-13
sbSs. -. Eg. SFOsSE.EE.
homeopathic Physicians.

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE or EAST
" side OF brady Street, near 9Th. first door
above the Christian Church. ocla0-dGm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-13
DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, n c., Sept. ls.-The $3.50
train going north on the Wilmington s
Weldon railroad ran off the track near Bat
tletoro. The mail agent ana an express
man named Goodwin, were severely in.
iured. No passe ngers were hurt. The carr
were badly smashed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-13

= pRlNG SKIRTS.
@4A~DAEsD SKIRT
grat.ey's Duplex Elliptic SKIRT,

yTIAA III MILE, lOLbLN Z 4 > ILY
WHEN Ia use 10 occupy smai space--mt
hing the mos, Agreeable SKIRT worn. Ia all
e,e, a, Wholesale by ". G. WsDSW WORTH,
aud Retail by wADSWORTH 4 90.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-13
GEORGIA..

AUGUSTA, GA, Sept. 2-The continued
heavy rams have done great damage 10 the
cotton crop. Il is estimated that one third
Of the crop Is destroyed.
Reports ftom the rice plantations state
that the rains aud lrcshets have ruined the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-13
PENNSYLVANIA.

pIrrsBusGu. Sept 12-Jacob Wall aud
his wife, Magdalena Wall. committed sui
eide this morning, at has. liberty, five
miles from this city. by taking arsenic
Both have been residents of this city thirty.
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LOOK HERE
SMITH THE HALTER
FOR 81 AND UPWARD


CAN BE HAD
HATS for figures broad and burly,
HATS fer s:r-ight hair and curly,
HATS for faces melancholy,
HATS for features bright and Jolly;
HATS for gentlemen OF standing,
HATS that give look commanding.
HATS for walking. riding. driving.
HATS dull faces look alive in;
HATS for picnic and excursions,
HATS for holidays diversions:
HATS that stand all kind Of mauling,
HATS for every tr' de and calling,
HATS for travelling. sporting, sailing,
bats grease proof, in storms unfailing,
HATS air>chambereo, Smiths lining,
HATS with which to cut shine in;
HATS Of many shapes uncommon,
HATS admired BY lovely woman;
HATS with which room TO enter,
HATS for scores Of wild adventure;
HATS Of quiet styles for pastors,
HATS low-crown, your knowing castors
HATS Oft sent hundred miles for.
HATS that boys and misses sigh .or,
HATS THAT even babies cry for;
HATS for landsmen and for eailore.
HA 8 that grace the work for tailors;
HATS that would . saint entice.
HATS. prime Hats, ct any prieei
HATS THAT II HATS
At 9na1th'0
Sign Of Black Bear.
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CLINTON COUNTY.
Peoples Party Convention called

The Lyons Adcocate gives place 10 . cali
numcrously signed by the most prominent
men in every township Of Clinton county,
for all who are in favor of party of the
people, to be independ mt Of. and without
regard to former political affiliations, to be
known as the Peoples Party Of Clinton
county, whose aim and object shall be TO
repeal the present prohibitory Liquor Law
Of this State, or have the same so modified
- TO authorize the sale Of liquors under .
we'll regulated licensc, aiIording revenue
60 the State, with such other conditions
and restrictions as the preservation Of good
order and morals may require, 10 send dele
.satas 70 County Convention to be held a,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-13
RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE. Il. | SEPT 12-1his morn.
ing Joseph MCGOWAN recently cotton
broker IN Boston, sho. dead BENJAMIN
Waldridgc. q sporting man. Al his hon ie
near this city. MCGOWAN gave himself
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CHIC.

sANDUsKY, Sept. IA Fenisl excursion
party returning from Put ia Bay on the
steamer Grant, when starting from the Is
land caught two young women in the coil
of the stern line, taking oil leg from each
of them
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CiEcianati Market.

CiEcinnatt Market.
BY Telegraph sept. IL.
Flour L uchs--ed and firm.
Whest-Stesdy nut quiet.
Corn-Dull; lg5& Lee
Oats Duh: 6 Gtic
R,c-l. l5@lsg
Barley-Firmer; 10. fall, 40.
Cotton Dull.
whisky-Steajy Of 25S
Pork Mess Bod Mt 2i.75125.0o.
Bulk Nests nchanged.
bacon Unchsr ged.
Lard Hi CHER lSs.c, closing with no sellers
below l4c
Butter and Cheese Unchanged
Groceries Steady and firm.
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BULLS WORM DESTROYER,
Parents, Read this Important letter.
YOU ARE INTERESTED IN IT'S CONTENTS

Middletown. ind. April 20. ID
Mr.. NJ. J.. Dupian writes ! do not know
that Bulls Worm DESTROYER needs any more
recomme ndations than II has alreudy attained
by its own merits. but will state that my little
son, aged about three wears. was severely AZ
tucked last fall and winter with light ehills, fcl
fosed by very high fever. throwing him into
spasms. or more properly its, lasting from hal'
AN honr 10 one and hat hours at tho same
time the child has very strong symptoms Of
worma. My physician Of the best III thu.
port Of the country exhausted all his skill and
The Mntcris M-diea TO eXpel the worms and en-
tireiy failed 80 bring any, ! thought John
Bull could do il. aud gave the child the con,ent,
OF three boxes, in triple doses night nni morn
ing. with happy results. The child has no, had
aspasm for over three months and instead ~
and hearty. John Bull did II I"
Yours ttnlv
NJ l.. DurLs
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n,,.uport FLOUR Marked.
1.s.tcnxo Ysnrsae...

Bv Telegroh Sept Is.
ira g.osetlo.oo for good 20 best
Whest--2. & Lover on No. 2. closing az IS
a ~. Ne actye; prices we'll maintained.
clos,ng 4, i.79e.i .7ell No. lower. at i.s5i
Cofn-No. arrl. ct Les; No. quiet, at 9s /.
@ssH. ..., ,aa.o,
re- ..t.s,s.i,,e, lower No. !, Lilo No. .
i.o7M los.
2. rsieeied in demand and higher. at GOA .ol
Ms Pork-firrn; salss at ga so bu, mostly
IN, Msaf.-scarce and nominal.
Shculders--l5c
Clear sides--Eeld 81 l66lc
Lsrd-Les, scti7e sales. at lel1c.
Receipts~F Flour. PAS; Wheat, ~, e7o; corn,
l4o, SIS: Oa.s, ll6,'aS.
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select from both and form Q conservative
ticket for their suffrage Of mon whom they
know are virtually working for the triumph q
their principles. An opportunity is now Of
fercd the taxridden people Of Iowa to deliver
themselves from she bondage Of the Radical
party. That they will do Il We confidently
expect, that there is need, oil will admit,
and that now is the opportunity, none can
dispute The people ere arousing. and when
the wave Of popular opinion rolls up to the
bs.lo.-box il will sweep Radical Puritanism
from the State. Their leaders see it, and
ere seeking to avoid the pending doom.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-13

Stony Point, White Co, Ars,. Nav rs. ct.
DR Jous BulL-Btsr Sia ipst February
was IN Louisville rurchaAirg Drugs. and Eos
some OF Your SarSapGrilla and Cedren Bitters
NJ son IN law. who was vlth the in the store.
ms been down with rhcumnti.m tor solnc time.
commenced o. the Rtters. and soon found his
general health improving.
DIR. Gist, who has been M bad health. tried
them, and lie MISC improved
~ 'Nhre. WI" has hceu N bad heaith fer
several 1"sts stomach ana i,,sr neec,,d he
improved n'ush Ny the nee oftour Nttcr,. In
oted the ccdron itrets lave gwen gou great
popularity II this settlement. ihink / sonld
eel agre a ee 'ntlN OF your mcdictur thu. fall
.especiaii your Sedron lhtiers and sarsparilla
Il Nicely.
Respectfully,
Z. II. WALxua
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ACALL FROM DISTANT MINNESOTA


Kingston r. o., Mecken Co.. Mimi,
AprilT. "a
Mn. JopS BuiL-pcar Sir I moved from
Kentucky 10 this place. The stores had none
your Worm DESTROYER for sale. They are great
" needed here in M,naesota. A trial is all thut
is needed TO give them reputation. We cant
do without them. DO send some out this way
Yours, sincerely,
ID. u. ARRowOop.