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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

HAS BEEN PRONOUNCEDB THE AIDl.
IL cal Faculty and the public to be the most
wonderful remedy for the permanent cure OF all
diseases ofthe STOMACH. LIVER. KIDNEYS
and DLAppaR that has ever been offered.
II 10 not aniNKRAL wAsRa. II 10 from xpcriencs.
that CONSTITUTION wArEa has emanstcd aud We
now say let no man doubt, when n single bottle
has been known to cure diseases which the beat
medical talent this country asfailed TO relieve
A remedy possessing the virtues Of Constitution
Water cAnnot be clssscd under 'Quack' prepare
tions, ~ il 10 used BY the most scientific
practitioners in this city II il only second clsss
ply sicians thatcry down popular remedies, while
complain cure; and the success Of shs ply sicians
Increase - his ksow ledge Of different remedies
enable him to produce = cure, while others fail N
the attempt Science 10 satisfied With the truth.
Give Constitution Wster fair triai-we mean
you Who are under some spsrssissts care from
year to yeas. aud particularly alluds ~ ladies
sho are constantly reaorting 10 local frsssssssf.
aud al sorts Of local applications for disease.
with much chance VI success - there would br.
from lOcsl applcs'ions to the throat fos disease
Of brain. We have been careful TO use language
in our circular that could not shock the del.
icate organisation, but We receive - many com.
municaaiOns from persons for which Constitution
ticn hes been made, that Ne have como 20 the
conclusion that IL the remedy 10 capable Of pro-
ducing cure, no matter Whst the disease may be,
il should be made known. The medicine 10 put
up for the public, and there should be NO excep-
tions. We say, Constitution Water 10 not like
gilded pill, made to suit the eye and taste II 10
inedic,ne. In every sense Of the term placed in
the hands Of the people for their relief. and II
taken according 10 the directions il will in every
case produce radical cure. We would soy that
the directions In regard 10 diet etc. relate only 70
che disease under which they occur
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
CITY PROPERTY!
For NILE.

Lst corner 1ssly ed yiAA stsssl. elxis0.
La ssenee Perry - ma sssees. sAxl6o.
sew eeespieA - . esel yesd, hes seel sailros1
aslittise, aadis suitable tss Stores -hsusss,
% Mile.
a;-r.A
Lot corner ef Perry and Fifih streets. - feet
tfont on Railroad, and l5O feet front on Perry
street, asd Is the best position in tho city for IN
slsvax0r.
Lots with front the n. 3 n. B. n and
loo feet on Western Avenue and Gaines stree1a
With . frame Office aud stable first rote Ioeet,Sr
Tor lumber yard.
Good building lots In Fest Dsvsnport. have
1ne view Of the river, 10ek lsland and the citiee
sfDsvssPort aud Rock Islsad. Price e9cOsseh.
IS 0eeA bsiltiss lots Il the city Of Rect
AfssiaA isiss Aea - y 06so.
tod ~ sktss estsAsG1, kslsnils ~ eis,
1eG1E611g4 q ~ QD41oa - ~ IsacrS
~s-,S Ami. - 0SN q. 6sSS2jtr !.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

mBossox Coaxsas. N. ", Dee. 81, lesl - w
=. Greys d Co:.gsnss:-l freely give tn liberty
70 make use ofthe following certificate Of the val.
ue OF Constitutien Water, which ! can recon-
mend ia the highest manner: Ny wife was attack
ed with pain. \ the shoulders, whole length efthe
back, and in her limbs. with Esipsssfton 81 tAs
Heaet and Irritation ~ ~ Asddv. callsdos
physician who attended her about three mousbe,
whenyhe left her worse than be he'd found her.
then employed one Of the bsst physiciaas could
lind. whe attended her for about nine nontoe,
and while she was under his care she did not sui-
fer quite a much pam. He finally gave her Up.
and said "ker esss ssss ssesssSse. FSe." sasd So
s.sAe Ass sveA consultations q seMPtstass tAss
ssdisias given foe osS ep~stse e1ssass ssos seASP
Of ~ IsNcslli<s-" About this time she eo0-
meueed t6e use Of Constitution Watsr. andte eae
utter astonishnest, almost the Arst dsss seemed
70 have the desired eject, end she keps - ~
provine rapidly sndsr IL trsaa1sst, ana sew -
pefiasends entirely her domestic a4Alrs. 0Ae Aae
not taken any II the Csastitution Wa1ef Sss ebeat
four weeks, ssA Ne ere happy - say that u Aas
proAucsd permanent cure.
WI. n. VAN DGN6C@01E0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
BEAD, READs nEADi

DAxvilIs, "a, June ;, les9-Dv w. n. Orgy
-Dsar 81 lin Feb. 1861, was Afflicted with
than two eallons of wa4sr y twenty -four hesse.
- ohliGsa 70 get - = Ones Ten q twelve t0se
dueing the nigkt, aad u I've months lost about
1fty pounds ID weight. During the noath ofJuly.
1851, procured two bottls1 q COostitutien We.
tse. andin two dogs after using II experienced
relief. end amer taking two bodies Was satirely
cured, so0u aiser rsgaiaisg ny usual Reod health.
Yours truly. J. v. L. DE- WITT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
Ladies'. take Particular Notice
the REAL vElPAU FEMALE PILLS


These Iis. 80 celebrated many yrrts anu IN flIis
for the relief ~ female rfegunttic-. ard afterwards
for their ciinina emp 10y ~ IN The practice ~ ahr
tior, ii. nov Offered for rac for the hi-t time i
America. They ba,. been kept IN oomiatatse "b
sturity from the fact that the originator. l Nclpnu
Is physician IN Paris. 81 great wealth. and sifi,I
considerations principles and has withh' Il them rom
general nss, hest they shpG'd he employed iot unaw
ful purposes.
In omine Tsmac cbsi' uctnns. Falling oi tbs
Womb. Whites. Green sickness, suppression ket.n
tion. ar immodtIaic Flow ~ the Monthly bir
charges. Nervous and Spinal Affections. Pains III the
HACK and l.nhs Fatigue IN sligh eS.ttian. taipia
tlon ~ the Heart Mysteries, etc. nnd VIII effect
cure when all other mcans hay. failed aud. Al
though powerful ron edy. do not contain rhiamel,
snmoIy " any thing Lnftfnl o. the consultation.
To married ladies aud young girls who haze never
been regulated. they are peculiarly suited. They
will. In short time, bring On the monthly period
with regularity.
CAtrios. Married Ladies' should never take them
when there 10 any icaron 10 believe themselves lreg
nani. for they viii be- sure To- produce misearafs
Ladies' can p-ocurc hoz. scaled from the eyes Of
the curiou.. by enclosing one dollar an slx postal.
stamps To NJ. W. MACoMBER, Geuerai Agent 100
the taitcd state, snd canadas, ut Albany. n o.
70 any Authorised Agent.
sspsSs- dAwly ,DooVP1oOo 4 Ne0els.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
DIABETES

10 . disease Of the stomach and liver, acting
through the kidneys. end 10, 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 e.
feet Of the disease the conversion Of the star .hy
principle (or vegetable portion Of the food into
sugar which stimulates the kidney TO an exces.
sive secretion II water. Many persons suffer from
this disease who are ignorant ~ IL; that Is, they
pass large quantities during tho day. and are
obliged to get up from one 10 fifteen or twenty
times during the night No notice Ii taken Of Il
uutl their attention IL called tothe large discharge
Of water. and often when il il ~ far advanced ~
10 be hey nd the control Of ordinary remedies.
Another symptom il the extreme thirst. which
when the disease is fully established. 10 ntolers-
ble--the patient drsnks eonsfdnHy misho.f beng
sssie6ed also dryness Of the mouth. cracking Of
the lips, . sweet breath, in the more advanced
cases, and finally loss ofappette. emacistion. and
the patient gradually sinks from xhaustion.
CONSTITUTION WArsais without doubt, the only
known remedy for diatefss. and We have - much
confidence that Il is y specific We have that Cpl
um will produce sleep. and Muthfully say that Il
has cured everv case in which il has bees used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
DAILY DEMOCRAT.

Lsss vri,ssn for Nr. ard Mn. Levi Dsvt.. on
the pessh Of their four children, Who died within
four weeks Of each o.hes.
ssileses veiled the courss Of Asavsn-
flushed, we're AIse! harp ed soas.
While hand Of nsv.born spirits
Knelt, be fore the Eternal throne.
As their folded hAnds we're litts4
Ciaspsd - n In fssvent prayer,
And .hsiS voices In sweet murmsFs
Rose HE nosie on Ms air;
Light from the tell Fount Of Glory
On their robe OF whitensss eiisteped,
While the bright winged sersphs seesd them
Bowed their rsdisr heads ana iistsssd."
Lord, thou Aass redeemed our spirits,
safely brosght - hcms to rsss.
Thou ~ nsussd - safe 10 glesy,
Usmbsesd - among the blssa.
An 10 sala, serene, and glosisus,
Asss 10 sss new sa!h ed home shoss.
0sessA's bsssfss fac eur spisits
Al 10 p~aes, end JOY, end Isvs.
rrsn thses qaist blissful ssgioas
Or spassss tuss-is lss1sso hia1.
O. - 01geA-as eas 6slsvs1 eoes
WAsa vs came. ~ len bshisd.
epsak. - spsak T. In tsnss Of msssy
70 oar losse onss left bshisd,
Toy suPporsins Arm lay 'nsa,h shss,
"0raee su0c,snt~ let them Ind.
Tell them tie through tsibulasion
Jssss brinss HE people hors
That sfiiictions assy furnace
Puri0es the soul 10 come
Tell them TO be sxre and meet -
nsre-whsse all 10 Joy and peaes.
Where NO sorrow gala the spirit.
And eli 10 Joy and quistness.
Where no gushing tsss shall ickls;
No more ser the heart b. wrung,
Whore no pans shall heave the bosom,
Where no saddensd notss are ssng
Tell them there are blissiui r. giors
6tarssrd, from that world u night;
Whore ere gathered fron al nstions
Thoss who battlsd for the Right
Here, - fsea On Heavsn's ambsssaa,
And ws sip ~ Nssaas svsss;
Here - tasss Celestial Masss-
Lay our esewns q Jssus Nsst.
whom sAsss Heavenly naasssss eainsA
All assays1 In robss Of white.
0ss0sats fthsir ElAes Brother,
is'' email '"''' Win % 10 light.
Tell them CA,ist 10 rich IL msssy
Plssssous In rsAesn,ns love,
And VII selce.s oil IL glory
r.r.,os, -. - w. ~c,
-e-
New York osese Cooass.
The State keginses, the Hoa. J. Piat
v u oss sens n's annual nePess 70 IN
..ls....-.., ~ M. ~. - ~. ~ 49,. 49,
uss Of stsan ON the canals. when this ussd
I'd Improvement he's been accomplished. HI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

TNRAINS LEAVE PORT BYRON AS FOL
J. Lows:
Mail and Express 90 A. NJ, daily. (Ssndsys
excepted.)
Accommodation 6.O0P. NJ.
ARRIVE PORT BYRON.
Mail and Express $50 r. NJ. daily, (Sundeys
excepted.)
Accommodation 2i5 ?. NJ, daily, (sundsys
excepted.)
Mail aud Express leaving Port Byron at 7:oo
makes close connections for Chicago AMI I'll
points in Northern Illinois and Wisconsin.
CONNECTIONS:
At Racine, with Goodrich Line" ssesmersfos
Or and Haven, Shsboy gan and n anitowoc.
Al Racine Junction, with Chicago 3 Milwaukoo
Railroad, for Milwaukee, kenoshr, Waakegoo
and Chicago.
At Clinton Junction. with Chicsgo / North.
western Railroad, TOR Janesville, Madison. Pra-
irie du Chen and La Crosse.
Al Beloit, with Chicago / Northwestern Rail
Al Freeport. with Chicago 1 Northwestern sad
Mineral Point and Galens.
AZ savanna, with steam packet "LansinR."
for Dubuque and through Ooats to IT. Paul.
Al Fulton, with Chicago IN orth western Rel.
road, for Chicago, Dixon ana Cedar Rapids.
Al Port Pyron. with Chicago Rock Islasa
Railroad. and steam packet "Iowa" betwsss
Davenport aud Rock leland.
Passengers will lind this road the cheapest
and quickest 10 al points in the Northwest.
3. q. TATE. Sup't X. A. KNAPP, Sup't
Eastern Division, Western Diviaiou.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

Vesuuevs1as. Ceoo.. MUsA ., looI-De. y
=. 0seoe-Dssr ~ :-4aving 80 yooe e1vsI.
0oe0e9S q ssCeo11ieatiea W0ee, feeo00oo1-
g fss in1annaAisa u ~ KiAssye - 1ssi1e1lso
o. he bladder, having suGsssd fsF ~ - tAsea
ysars, nd tried the skill Of : aunbee q pAyst:
eeiass With only Temporary relief. ! waD indeed
totsy yen msdieine, procured oss eottls q
yssf aeeats q Hartford, Nessrs Lee. 0issoe
g., end whsa he'd used half 81 II, y nv ssr :
prise found . great change in ny heaisn.
have used twoAottlss Of IL, and an where aev.
Or expected "a be In ny life. we'll. and IN 80
spirits. cannot express ~ gratssods w W
fesl that Il 10 oil sad moro than you !eeooeSSs
Il g Sc. NAY the bleasings Of 0ed eves 49,
veu IL your fabess ofleve. Yours sFsv
LEONARD 3. Bl0BLO'v.
Per sale " all Druggists: Price -.
w. 4. 0RE00 : CO.. Aesrsstse
mOnoAN = ALLAN.
n.....a Asesta. Ne. - CIl1 glfeee. Mev Yege
H.He 3S (,h{ooes.pULLe0.Y INO8 & tUb
mr. 0GIf6 . 6UNxue sa~s.eeU0oo0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
RAILROADS.



1861. Winter Advancement. 1861.
Trans rua BY Chicago time which is twelve min.
utes faster than Davenport time
IN AND AFTER MONDAY. DEC 81. 1888.
~ and until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily, SUNDAY e. cepted) a. follows
Geing East-lst Nail train at........s 80, a. =.
I'd Night express. .......s IS, ?. =.
Ccing west-lst. freightfo Kellogg. .s.i5 a. ~
I'd. Express and Nail for Kellogg
and Washington, q. 40 -.
I'd, Freight tor " Washington.
2 80 ~.
Arrive at Davenport daily SUNDAYS xcepted)
% follows:
From the Ess;-lst Night express At. . ~. A =
I'd Daily Ex. L mail. s. SO, ?. =.
From the west-lst Freight from Wsshinetos
% P.n.
I'd. Freight from Kellogg
-. Express from Kellogg ssd
Washington. ........s :vP.n.
CONNECTIONS.
A. Chicago vith oil Eastern Rostes.
A. LaSalIs With |. c. h. X for DsslsitA. -
Louis, Cairo, &c.
Al Pond Creek With c. b. 1 a. 4. n. fer Dus.
lisgton, Keokuk and Quincy.
At Peoria during navigatioD), with Packets
for all points on Illinois River.
Al kellogg, Iowa City, and Washia etsn With
Western stage Co.'S Stages, FOR all points West
Southwest and Northwest
Sleeping Coaches on all Night trains. Through
Ticket. for sale and Baggags checked to Pria-
q. II. BEARDSLY, Ass'tGen. Swpt.
A. kIns,LL. Asst. Supt. Iowa Division.
H. II. Hills, Agt, Davenport.
lDayennort Dec ~ la66
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

JOHN OCHs 4 son,
A0oxTa ron
The Sale Of Real Estate,
and Collection or debts.
MONEY TO LOAN On GOOD SECURITY.
81 sAn ACRES OF CHOICE PRAIRIE
ZsOUU Land II Scott, Cedar. Benton. Pow
sshieh, Tama end Iowa Counties.
II lnPaovsD FAans, Of $50 acres ach. IRON .
10 10 miles from Davenport.
10 lneaoysD FARas OF 50 acres each. from
10 Is miles Of Davenport
A C;oon ,xrsoysp FAsx Of 80 acres. within
Is miles Of Davenport. -,
4 1snoo InpsovrD FAsx Of 2ol sores, 50 eeses
Of timber. within u miles Of Davenport.
4 f3oop lspaovED FASH or $50 acres. within
Is milss Of Davenport.
once No. - Brsdy Street, over Wilson's
Jawelrv Store. ion26-dtt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

No NJ VWNf 80 Ffftff y 7
9TH PREPARED rkiIANATi'S" IL put ~ IL .
u bottle. and is III ny W,o'ss,s s.eun EuEni an.
D Van eshsark. Chicago NJ md J., ituYsists gtttts
ally, OF rider may he sddt,sstd to tie sae frtt
OSCAR Il. MOskS 4 o.. Cutllaudt Street. = !
Consult alton tree irou'-r ccntaluiIg particulars
efmany cases suece.sfuy treated. vii - cent ftee
BY mail. o all vho viii write for u.
~ nstriseu staikF, -'csensor Ctrunhar. +.
=. Haerd Il. Hantre on, Davenport Iowa
,ir.1i
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

49,. : aeess.ss. \. Z. MessA u, leoA
Aseose. +. L. WAla-Ase 3 c.; 6eoAeA
itisad ADVISED ne - try yosr preseestiso -.
tug uAse eeeA sGest L kaA % -. n RI ~
nnghed = he ideA, bat consented = - m
- Iscessd With Il. lhavs tse4o1 4 tSeee0eA.
Il. IL be- rssteeed ny hair ed vSiokees =
49, cesssa! color. asd keeps then 9. / eoo.
W.H. RAnn>o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

TnaASUno0'o 0yypAI
HAHoRnsssn. MouA u. lo00.
1eoose. y. l. WALLACE . Cal e ~ -.
9nainteA With several Of IL leoAioe e0io0e Fl
~ ~ We lavs ussd year Nj 80 -
- peeS6oe oo111lae13ea. 1havo - o1 r -.
- - - sA:ssSslly rssso0sal 0D 0eoSe
n. 4. Co.,.
Clsy 3sooongss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
"CO0TARs9''
CRLEDnArED
BUCkTHORN SALVE.

BUCkTHOKN SALVE.
For Cuts, Bssns. Hrsises. Weusds, hollis. Caa.
GERS. Dsskss bseasts. Sore Nipples. Bleeding,
nlisd sad Psintsl piles; 1eseisloas. Putsi ID snd
III. conditioned Ssses; Ulesss. Clan ular Sasl.
werm. Its6, Corns, Bunions. Z hilbls,ns. &c. F.:
Chopped hasds. Lips, &c. Bites Of Spiders.
Insects, Animals. Ac., IL.
- bo1es. ~ cts 80 cts.. aud u sizes.
- Hsld BY oil Dsuggists evesv~hers.
~ Aad ~ HENRY n. CO6TAR. Depot 80
Broadway. NJ.
- Andby Dsveppori. Lows.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

Pr1vot0 CO000It0t100S9
At the 0ALENlC MBDl-
J! ! ::
a CAL INSTITUTE, 10 Concert
- Hall Bic 4, near the Pest o.
~ - ice. 81. Pam, Miuussota.
npfAs saiy regular chastsse6
yxA41{ - Io0fmasy sf ehs hind In Ne West,
UMRk3>4 Ma change Of seaules Sarge ~, .
A&XFR Au3 gradusSe 81 the nedieai College
% Ohio.
H!Ql.I 2kySki3y 81 CoupfpsnsiAl CussvlsAusue.
W&f3-ssR*s 81 epesmasesth0o ~ Semlnao Debtls
w&&kED%4 ~, Pstvsse 01esoses, Bsoa1e Cs0>
piAnas Ac.. pssseually by leeaess An 1lusesoee1
Medical eaDphles ehe shove diseases. oontanng ~
large pages ed giving full pestesiass ssat ~ say
address receipt 81 70 cents.
TO LADlnS.-A pamphlet Of special Importance y
Married LaAes and sshses sent In sealed envelope -
receipt Of stamp. Direct III letters 20 Tns 0Aiaucs
lsesisrss. e. PAva, Mma. aueis-dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

The Democratic and Republican candi-
dates for Governor in New Hampshire will
maxi joint canvass Of the State;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

LAsc.ssaA, My ~, leee.
Aesses. ,. L. WAllAn o.: 0sets-i ~
~ u.s. PsspSr,sss : for sss aair "a "a \
that have ever seen
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
w. G. WARRlNER.
uAuvpAcSunna ARp
Wholesale and Retail Doalae
SCOTS AND N10RC
Particular attention pail 70 Custom weeh.
No. 48 BRADY Street,

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA,
CouHsY % ScorF.
In the District Coust e eaid County:
BBNOIx PETER 6CHLUENZ, !
OATHARINADORATHEA sCHLUENzS
Te ehs said DsSssdant Oathariaa Dssaahse
0SAlusos:
Yea are hereby sstiasd, thaG thsss i ssu
g ~ - ~ once Of the Click Of ~ Die
sssee Cesrt Of Sect County, Iowa. peeitics
81 Bsndix ?. Schluens, Plaintiff. claimine 81
you divorce from the Bonds Of Matrimon,i
fer esaaons therein set forth.
And unless you appear and detend thar.
- before neon Of the second day Of he nes,
essm Of said District Court which viii com.
0saeo "a the first Monday in Fsbrusrv. A
D. 1851, default win be entered against YOU
ed . doeree readersd thereon q PRAYED 70,
ia<HA pstisice.
BENDlx p. scHLUENz.
b. n. r. 4 E. CLArsssx.
His Atty's.
~~~~ N~~
60o. o. 8. ~. stamp.
o1onchod ond eonoo0s1.I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

nsesss. =. L. WAlLAco 4 70. 0epNe-lha,s
used Dr.. Ohanssisr's fmpress ~ he NJ. ~
ead y 81 y saaioe 10 be. sss1ially soseo.
mead IL 70 the public.
MATT head.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

u. L. WALLACE 4 c..
Ssis Proprietor. MansAsoose, y. \.
SOLD AT WHOLESALE "
oU0UooAooo q Van 1onnAGR.
WHOLESALE DRUe02gzA
~ n1a1Do 0ogooe, C1lnCA0O,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

Nessrs. r. L. WAllACa 4 Co: Dee1a-i a..
used ''Df. Cheuseiss's Enpsses e - asie."
ond IN pleased with The reeulle. m n Il
parsss aad slsonest astiele I Aeve evee ~
II is I'll that It claims TO be il svesy respect.
Yours, &c.,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-11-14
CHANGE OF PUBLISHERS.

The infirmities of increasing years,
added to the fact that our editorial
duties together with the business of
the Office are sufficient to require the
time and attention of one person,
have induced us to retire from the
position we have held so long as pub
Usher of the REPUBLICAN. Our sue
csssors are our two sons, Moses b.
end w. III. Mattingly, and we feel
safe in commencing them to the
public as young men of energy, and
we are confident that the paper will
not deteriorate in their hands. This
arrangement will enable us to devote
more time to the editorial depart
ment, which still remains in our
charge, and it will give us the OPP
portunity to pay more attention to
local matters than has heretofore
been in power. We particularly de
sire so to do, and we will gladly re-
ceive any information that may be
impaired to US upon subjects of gen
eral interest to the citizens Of this
vicinity.
The publishers desire us to say
for them that they are young neil
of limited capital, and that their OBJ
servation has led them to the same
conclusion at which we have arrived
through long years of experience,
that Newspaper, to be successful,
must be conducted upon strictly
cash principles. They therefore an
nounce that no subscriptions will be
received by them unless accompan-
led by the cash or its equivalent.
Those whose names are now on our
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REPUBLICAN, unless they order its
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vance, their names will be erased and
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-11-14
HeW York state Fair.

The State Fair just closed Cat Buffalo, }
was an uneXampled success innearly every
department. The interest which usually
centres upon sewing machines was not
wanting. Ii was intensified, doubtless by
the angry (and not altogether reputable)
dispute, which has arisen over the "ned-
al said TO have been awarded TO sewing
machines, at the Paris Exposition. But
these medals counted for nothing here, for
the judges insisted upon thorough exam
ination for themselves, of the several ma
chimes in competition, and the result was a
unanimous report awarding the highest
prize to the exhibitors of the Singer" for
the best family sewing machine; also for
the best manufacturing machine, and also
for the best button-hole machine. A clean
sweep, and a righteous judgment save
those who are best informed. 1t was sug-
gested 10y many who saw the magnificent
display made of these machines, and the
variety and amirable quality of the work
they performed, that the manufacturers
were remiss in not sending them 10 the
Paris Exposition, and thus have obviated
the bitter controversy being carried on
over the gold medal. But the Singer
Manufacturing Company, whose sales oil
machines for the past year have exceeded
forty three thousand (some thousands more
than any other company in the world) care
more for the peoples verdict," we appre
bend, than for all the gold medals which
were or could have been awarded at Paris
The Exhibition at Buffalo, to which we
have alluded, was made by the enterpri-
sing agents of the Singer machines il
Utica Utica Daily Herald, oct. ..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-11-14
ACHING as Governor thereof.
NELSON TRUsLER, Secretary of State.


Washington, at the present time, is liter
ally overrun with lobbyists, Copperhead
politicians, adventures and general swind-
lers of the same party. They infcst the
White House and all the Departments, hut
especially the Treasury. They have all
sorts of claims and schemes ON hand and
any official who attempts To thwart them
is fesrfully worried by their enmity. When
they fail to impose on the heads of Depart
ments, they seek the President and bore
him for redress. They lie in wait for
strangers who go there on business with
the Government, seek their acquaintance,
and represent themselves as the particular
friend of the President, or of the Secretary
of the Treasury, or the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue, as the case of the per-
sons business may be, and viciimize them
with their stories and actions. They get
hold of careless newspaper correspondents
and deceive and attempt to use them. The
amount of wrong these men accomplish,
and the mischief they create among Gov
ernmeni officials, is fearful to contemplate
but there seems to be no remedy.