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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19
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Facts are stubborn thines," says the old proverb,
me " these alone do We iptend 10 DEAL IN Pfeesm
,ne WEIGHTS TAR SYRUP to H. pnblE: Az
NOV TIE Necessity OF guarding againss C0lof: =
Vel Z. the necessity for fakng The proper feme@es
oeu me Code are upon o. We say w1tn0ns !eaI
Q! contradiction, that the superior Of WrghCs ~
syrup lof the cure Of Consumption. Coughs. Colds.
ntohchits and oil diseases Of the Throat and Lunes
oOes hot exist Below ere testimonials from pes
sons, some Of whom are known In all parts Of tne
country
"a T. sasl1os MAcknRxrs, ltsfaey Editor . FCf'
Pm ~, ma. July 20. 1851.
~ p1s sIs-Last Christmas, for the sss tine 10 ~
e, We Such anicted By very sevcse CoId. n.y. n.y.
ILL. .s.Lvss constant cough and sore cnees. racsscs
sI perfect, the proverb says. bus tne MOlS
souyned the worse did 1t. by what then cOnsia-
s ni an accident. but now believe to have been
srrovlaence was indnced to try DR.. W.ianIs IAs
2, purchased rom you. and was greatly reneveo
~ Two Gays wholly cured In ten II IL not unpleas
~ ~ .ns tase, which IL good point: MANY $3.50
go, realing my way through an old ltDfnry; came
ss.oss me works OF that Bishop Berkeley, VINO pro-
pseuSsny and truly declared, more than cently
w .nas westward the march OF Empire takes ~
~ay, ana among theee WON two trestisee IN wnicn
1e strongly advocated the use Of Tar a. cnfsuve q
s Msny assesses rom Cntas1h " the plague /, 49,
sncn TUCK with the cogency Of the good 6ssnops
NNkvmmS ny, ana am now sure-ffom tie emcsey .!
~. wngnrs preparation Of the same femedy-snat
sney were entirely correct
r SHRIfONs IACKBNZU, LID.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19
~ ~. s,lloxice ,rticle. which we take

IN the following article, which we take
from the Illinois Stadtsssisang, the leading
Radical German newspaper Of the COUNTRY,
we nd that the editor has not only los.
confidence in the management OF the lead
ers Of his party, but also in the efficacy Of
it's principles, and his sole hope consists in
this, that new Western men and new West
crn ideas can ill II with nes life. After a
very savage criticism Of Horace Greeley's
policy, Of which he says that !; had led the
whole party into deep Inorass, IN which
now sticks up to lis throat. The Ssaafszss-
tung thus goes on:
Just as the country, after the second
Bull Run, MAS saved by the Western ar
mics. 50 has the Republican party now TO DO
saved By Western politicians and Western
idsas. The present political situation Of
the country perfectly resembles the military
condition in 1862. In the Est the banner
Of the Republican party trails in the dust |;
ia the West ID waves victoriously in the air.
In the East We hear che wounded groaniug:
"All is lost; the further combat 10 hope
less;" in the West We laugh At such NO.
manly humor, for We know that the defeat
ed armies Of the East need only new gentr-
ais, . Qvick recovery and thorough reor-
gsniaAtion, in order 10 BE- led TO glorious
victory in 1868. The reorganization must
commence by freeing the party Of the mar
row minded ideas Of such phraseologists as
Wendell Phillips and Horace Greeley, and
adopting the large Irrational views Of the
s..v ri %. ina and CIvfltyltfDN
Neither the Germans nor q majority Of the
American Republicans Of the West joined
the psrty in order to change our Common
wealth INTO an institution whose business il
is to enforce certain moral or religious NO
tons upon the people. They saw before
them. not in indistinct outlines, but clcas
as daylight, = government Of law and based
on Justice, such AZ the civilization of the
nineteenth century required, and such q
government they thought the Republican
party would create for the country. These
Western mon thought Of . State based up
on liberty and equality, whose only prob
| lem It was TO become mutual insurance
association of the rights and interests OF oil
and not Of State which is nothing excep
q Sabbath school, carried on by some rev
| srends, in order to cover the people with
thin varnish Of official morality. The Rad
icals have changed the State into politics
hierarchical monster, combined Of the oil
jewish theocracy, Of the English Purita
republic Of the seventeenth century, and Q
some prctensions to modern utiltarisns. :
That Is what tho Yankees would have mad
out Of tho party of progress. They hav
been defeated in the trial, and they mus
remain defeated il the party Of progress
shAll again become what The Germans orig
inally expected Of it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19
NEW YORK.
q. DuCREslx'S PATENT
Fer hu~tucaaueeus beta hrSicus
0l Horses from Carriages.

MIlIS INGENIOUS AND VERY USEFUL tvrsN.
ton, which has been patented in the United StatcH,
France and England, Is now offered by the suhecrlber
10 the public feeling assured they wilt ind IT. upon
examination, enc OF the greatest inventions Of the
age.
Prominent among its advantages are.
Ft1sr-The facility with which horses may he hay.
ucseed to or Embarrassed from Carriage. also rem
ering II unnecessary Cor the person embarrassing To
pass bctw cen behind the hcrsce a. IL Customary
thus avoiding any liability Of being kicked.
SrcoNr,-- In case of 4 horse falling. he may be
loos cd from the carriage one second without eav
ing his tits simple in its operations that
child can work 1t.
TurEp Avn 0RrArys~.-ln case OF horecs taking
flight, becoming unmapsgeablc or running away.
thc which - frequently follow.
NAV III &c avoided BY this simpc application 70 car
fla1er - tho hosscs bc l0Osed from the carriage
ssin . twinklipg," and the carriage - quickly and
M. O. DtCRRUx esvsseveral pnblIe exhibitions.
me eyest favor md psaiae asani1etei BY the public
AZ tkree occasions u one Of the evidences u pop
ulaY appreciation ~ IL meritP.
Tsrsas NAV BE- known and orders seeeivcd for ap
plying the patent 10 carriages OF purchase Of state
''sn's' oy aa''e''''s i D. pUCREux, Patensec.
Oct. 10 dsm 70 Elizabeth Street. New YORK.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19

SENATOR SuraNAs, of OHIO, is in Wash
iagton. He talks very freely about the 20
htiaal situStion, and says that the "hurrah'
movement for Presidential candidate will
soon die out. Manhood suffrage is what
reduced the Radical maj,ti,ies in Ohio. lie
said he noticed, while stumping during the
c.mpaign, that people were enthusiastic on
every question but that Of suffrage for The
hark man
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19
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In all bilious disorder these Pills may be USED
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19
Bsn. wApK says - 1--WE tthe Radicals)

Bsn. WADE says 1--WE tthe Radically
will have the Southern States recognized"
by the next Presidential election, ''sad they
eiH rsts right Then We can rely on enough
Northern States - insure the election Of our
man. whoever lie may be-" lIo has here
put tie whol. IA iical plan oi reconstruction
into the fewesr possible words. All men
who oppose su-h plan, for purpose ;has
confessed, sre called "alsloysl" by Wade and
h,s party journals.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19

GrsEsAL GRANT. in his FINAL report upon
che operations Of the war, thus refers 10 the
Southern people;
may We live in perpetual peace and har-
uony With that enemy. whose manhood,
however mistaken the cause. drew forth
such herculean deeds OF valor.''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19

Ancxa the political on dts In Washing
ton is one that Senator Morgan, Of New
vo-L .--.-..us 70 take . conservative stand
in the Senate. with view Of bang placed
With Grant on the conservative Republican
ticket for Vice President. This is asserted
BY prominent men who OH yht to know.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19

GrS. ORD has had arrested and impris-
Cned Gen. McCardic, editor Of the Vicks-
burg Times, charged with obstructing re-
Construction. The New York Tribune says
that Gen. o. 10 increasing the circulation
Of the Tunes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19

"TnEn WICKED Dxx,cRArs" IN New York
have been and gone aud spent money in
the election again. $500. 900 Is the figure.
Rless youi that INT 40 much 20 the
small change" that ought 10 have been left
from tho Radical outlay ia 1864.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19

TaE Lesveuworth Commercial. now that
tas prospect is for the Democrats to have
majority In the Kansas Legislature, is
anxious TO know whether Senator Pome-
roy "has republican form Of government.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19

Jupog KELLEY, Of enns,lvania, j. out in
letter in which he says that Gen. Grant
will not carry single State unless the plat
form he stands upon will recognize man
hood sudrsgc. and Ma. all Of Grsnts acts
proves that nc fAvcrs that doctrine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19

TaE New York Tribune is still snlare
ing its numsrals to indicate the Democrat.
10 majority In that State. II has nov
"crcpt up to 4s. 900, and some claim 10
900, with one Or two more Assembl, me !,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19

GxoRor FRAHcis TRAIN knows family
Of sisters who cured their brothers from
swearing by saying damn every time their
brothers did. At the table. Susie would
say to George, pass me that damn butter,
laughter and Minnie would ask Elsey
tor that damn buckwheat cake. Laugh
tar
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19

Bsaas, the New York humanitarian. is
sssst - ssrsst The Democracy Tor % dread
fully beating the Radicals.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19

RADscALs say nothing viii b done in
Congress until the regular meeting, but the
salaaiss viii y paid just the some.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19
.luslull Riainw

"Burleigh,' Of the Boston journal. rays
tho Hebrews have taken possession Of Sara
toys, where, this season, nine out Of ten
ssem to be Jews ard Jewesses The Jews
are becoming very numerous in this coun.
try, and accumulating much wealth. This
they can do because they are among the
most healthy, moral, Industrious and ecc-
nomical OF our people. They are clannish
and peculiar in their habits, amusements.
ard modes of action. They are Jews-as
distinct in blood and life to-day a. they
were three thousand wears ago. But, when
people Of their intelligence-keen,s harp-
witted, sducased-are willing to labor, With
out any regard TO eight or ten hour sys-
tens; 10 live within their means aud lay up
something every year; when they never
drink to excess are seldom or never found
before courts, Or in prisons, or attached to
sssas- houses, il 10 pretty csriais that in
middle life they will have comfortable e.
sAtes, and in old age they can enjoy leisure
with their children and friends q Saratoss
or other placed of pleasure. In MANY Of
the a0sirs Of life the Jews are worthy Of
imitation. They demonstrate that labor
ccnqurrs all things, and industry viii pros.
per.-lpit..surg Republic.
| A SENSATION REPoRTER.-An editor ~
Illinois having engaged new reporter. re-.
ceived the following as bis flrst effort -
I'VE are informed that the gentlemen hoo
stood on his head under pile driver for
the puros ofhaving ttepair ofbutee druv
on. shortly sf,erward found himself in
Uhiny, perfectly nakud, without cent 10
his pocket. He writes that il his iotes-
ehuo ~ rstaraing hens b. The ~ Nv The
Pasis Ispeaitiou.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19

An exchange says the Radical party has
lssa il eePri: 4 corps. It has evidently
lot sooeshing, and veil not dispuse about
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19

Oss ei the negro delegates TO the Virginia
esessotioa stole : horse aud rode TO the
election IN style. The convention win miss
bi0, - he Il noe in jsil
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19

o. which dire ov~ ffeeeeo bsaes heve 49, rssd)
has placed Il beyond - 1nle Of experiment 1t ~
become necessity hevs1y family for inst11k -,
not ooly tDs diseesed ey acute or chronic ~ tuf
I'll cu1ensoao inn1mnattuns burns. chilIblaiu9 80
eipelao, sale4hsum. sKs Of Insects. Mueqneto nee6
Infants eoree, chafes md ecabe. chspt hands, chart
lips and al Kindred 1 relieving pains. and heei!oe
. By magic. Beino eLpfed n1f5a.Ailr, y -
sewer been known n Gglc case, TO injure. . IL
Of The Cuuchise needle, BstouSy. Of peObe or Of
Stunning csustice, cuRfodiae LOTIONS end EycwattsA
sSusnty doe iRaparabae injury 70 the eye. By cor,
constitute or envelope th1k seno11ive oegan.
Per eaas - wADlsnle eq4 fg1a 6 prOpfietors Low.
- - 49, ~ = s s cass. .,:.s:..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19
v,,nense Increase of Sales.

v,,,,ense Increase of Sales.
nLcoCK'S POROUS PLASTERs,
wher. one va. sold few ycars ago. thoussnd are
cold now.
rhey strengthen. warm and invigorsts the part
rnon vh,sh they are spilled and relieve nervous A.
s...,r,. ~ the bowels. iumbsgo. pains Of the side.
and u.uay all local pains. In affections Of the kid
peys they are OF great service.
Lame Back.
NEw Yosx. Nov. %, 1859.
y A,,e,cK 4 Go --Gentemen: lately suffered
..rcrsi, from a weakness In my back Having heard
yorr Piasters much reeommenaed aor cases OF th's
S.s,rs , single Plaster cured me In . week.
loarsrt- pectfuliy, g. BRIGGS.
Proprietor Of the Brandreth House.
Principal Agency. Brandrsth House. N. 7. Sold
BY on Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19
xoUANDEns~ss rsILLroNs.

rrEs Jay EVENING. NOV. 10
wOUANDERINl BILLIONS.
II his letter to an intimate friend. which
has been made public, and appeared In this
paper yesterday, Thad. Stevens tells some
truths thst will cause liveiv iattering in
his party Mark his language, as 10 bold
n hears witness 10 the reckless extrsys-
ssnce OF the Radicals ia their management
of the Government: IL, think" says ha,
.'sc have thrown away our billions aud are
siii. throwing away our millions By mis-
management" There IL the testimony Of
one Of the Rsdi,al elect. Coming from .
Democrat Il would DO termed Coppsshead
lie, but Mr.. Stevens declares that it 10 I'VE
who have alrsady been guilty Of throwing
billions OF dollars 10 the dogs, and It Is
"ws" whe are still squandering the peoples
hard earned dollars by tho million. The
identity Of this I'VE" cannot be mistaken
il is "~s," the Radical party. who are thus
robsiug the people daily and while engaged
in tho very &C. bessech their continued
support.
As chairman Of the House Committee Of
Ways and Means, no man knows better
than Thad. Stevens whereof he afIirma. lie
is an important witness, and his testimony
Will open the eyes Of many of the blind
who will hereafter take heed whom they
support.
Hereafter the Democracy will escape the
coutumacious epi,het of Copperhead when
speaking Of the fearful extravaganza of the
radical party, for . witness who, by virsus
Of his position in Congress. knows what
becomes OF tho money appropriated and CT
pended by the Government. admits the
charges made by Democrats TO be the truth.
On tho part Of the Republican party he
plesds guilty. This ought 10 be taken IS
oonclusive. Let any ono deny II who
WILL
IL may seem little strange that Mr.. Ste
vsns has delayed this confession ct this
time, but after al II is not the frs. case Of
DEATH bed repentance that We have heard
Of. lie has occupied this position in the
Committee Of Wa,a and Means for several
Years aud all that time he knew that the
masses were being plupdered by his party's
reckless psoi'gality why has he not given
the victimixsd people the benefit OF his
knowledge before ths time Why has b,
looked on and seen these billions and mil
lions squandcred. and held his peace, l.
u not rather late an the day for him /,
clsiw that he hes always been opposed Il
tho financial policy of his party : Possibly
the late election have had something to dc
towards opening his mouth. Possibly b,
rsads the handwriting upon the wall -
Possibly he is convinced that tho peopl,
have determined TO rid themselves Of tn
yoke Of thu, party that has thrown away
A,li.nns. .ai i, st'i throwing away mil
linns Vi dblars by misnsnag cement"
The la OF re-S ,nins i, rs, coming
.
TnE KANSAS NolG --rhe oiIicial yot. /
Kansas On the negro suiiesge. female SUI
tfa.e. aud dislrAnchisemcnt q1estions foot
up as iulloss:
Malorit'es against nesso suffrage. 4. % 30
for ~
Total against. ..................o %, n3
Msl,s,,cs .,Ainat woman suffrage s -!
- for ." - q,
e d.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19

The New York correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Ledger says.
Msj,r General Sher idan is still in town,
visiting the picture galleries. driving in the
Central Park, looking in at .he theaters,
and enjoying himself generally. lie says
he avoids politics and politicians, and wish
es the latter would now let him alone.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19
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Drawer 81. Louisville, Ky oct24-d&viy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19

Total for uisiran caisement . 2,259
Tho bovc figures disprove entirely the
radical ale CATION that the female suffrage
question Vas the cause Of the defeat of the
universal suitsagc question. Its defeat
arose from the fact that tho people were OPP
poscd TO it--eyidentlv.