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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-16
The WHITE PINE COMPOUND

The WHITE PINE COMPUUNU
~, WAS ea.y In the spring q % that TINS com
pound was Originated A member o. icy family was
afflicted with Irritation Of the throat attended with
dsagrecablr cough. had for some months pre-
vous thought that preparation having for Its basis
the inside bark Of while pine might be so compound
ed to be very useful IN di-eas of the throat anu
lungs. To test the ,aae Of il the case alluded 70,
| compounded small quantity u The medicine tnat
! had been pannins. and gayr = IN tenspouhiu uo'
ees. The result Wa eedinrly sratifying. Nithin
two days the irritation q; the ihT3at was removed,
the cough subsidized aud speedy taIe was effected
Soon after this sent ity in Londonderry,
n H., who had been -alering fl some weeks from
a bad cough. occasiunel iy sudden cold, and had
raised inucus streakei with blood. She soon found
relief and sent for more She TOOK about ten ounces
Manchester Daily Mirror male trial Of the same
PREPARATION ia the II old and was cured
Immediately. lie was highly leased with there
suits. and confident attending its sales,
aced before the pahic, that be finally persuaded
me 70 give /; name. and eena Il abroad to benefit
the suffering. In November. l-'s | fret advertised
II under the name OF Matte Pine Compound. In two
years from that time there hal been wholessled in
Manchester alone one hundred dollars worth, where
II took the lead all The cough comedies in the fnnr
ket and 1t still mainfaus TIT POSITION. There is
good reason for this it very spohng and healing
In Its nature. is warming to tn stomach and pleasant
withal TO the taste. aud j. excscarly cheap.
''As remedy for kidney cemplaitts the Whitc
Pine Compound stands hnrvuie3, Ii WAS not origi-
hated for That purpose hgt a raon usin, II for
cough not only cured OF 2 {Aach, but was Glso
cured Of Il kidney difficulty Of wears standing
Since that accidental discover msry thousands have
used II for the same complaint at! have been
ple'ely cured
The above was written by ~. Poland. in ls6o.-
Since then. az Ia Manchester TIE White Pine Com
pound has taken the load of III Cough remedies Ne
well a. preparation FIR tho cuFe i Kidney difficult
ties in every city. town. village and hamlet through
out the New England siate4.
This Iemed, sa.e aud pleasant to take ne 1t is
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-16

Lot corner Of Perry and Pinh streets, - fest
fkont o. Railroad, and 100 feet front on Perry
street. and 10 the best postios 10 tho city for sn
olOvstop.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-16
CITY PROPERTY!
ron NsAkE.

Lot eesssf DsaAy and FiNh street, el1l6e.
Lot corner Perry snd Firm street. slxlSe.
asv ossnpisd - coal ard, has good RAILROAD
esltsies. andis suitable for stores, srs-hossss,
Or mile.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-16
Bralley's Duplex Elliptic Skirt,

VERY FLEX!BLE. FOLDED EASILY
Y when in use 10 occupy small spscs-ms-
sires AZ Wholesale by W. C. WADSWORTH.
and Retail by WADSwORTH 4 co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-16
Brndley.s Daplex Elliptic skirt

VERY FLEXIBLE. FOLDED EASILY
Y when in use to occupy small spacs-ma-
king the most Agreeable SKIRT worn. In all
sizes. at Wholesale and Retail by
KEHOE 4 CAHART
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-16

Bradley's duplex Elliptic Skirt.
VERY FLEXIBLE FOLDED EASILY
Y vhen in use TO occupy a small apsce-ma-
k;nr Tho most Agreeable SHIRT worn. In All
sizes. Al Wholesale and Retail BY
CS WHISTLER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-16

Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Skirt.
VERY FLEXIBLE, FOLDED EASILY
" when in use 10 occupy small space ma
king the most Agreeable SKIRT worn, In al
eires. n wholesale and Retail BY
ISAAC RRRNCfQ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-16
Bralley's Duplex Elliptic Skirt,

VERY FLEXIBLE. FOLDED EASILY
when in use to occupy a small space-ma
king the most Agreeable SKIRT worr. In oil
sizes, at Wholesale ana Retail BY
HERZBERG. GOODMANA co.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-27

Bet Dem sro6en @olfenbru@ In Dem
pbern Mi|ilfppt- 1bal reenete es in "a
5tunoen SO Subif3oQ @aGer. Die
Saaten in ben Gluenieoerursen ftnp
vernt@tet, auf Den 669eu fine ie unbe>
lddpt8t. Genjea, S@eunen uno @obn>
bduler wurpen fortseldwemmt ; oes9leiz
den ale Briden iber ben Sauf, UNI RE
alien Miblen. @iele @%inmpbner perlc,
rem t6re idmmtli9e 6ate unp famen nur
nit ben, 9eben capon. Die Ntererun0en
smil9en New Muni9 unp Welorie pa<
rem lberI@wemmt. Die .Brlden au
Ri@monp u. @olD Sprins fnD for. Die
Wlble Der 9irrn @o.ten unp 8urba7f
unpstt ct. @loup muroe nur nit eenauer
Rolb eerettst. Sebr empfnoli@ 1T Der
@trluR an .NuBbol3 flr Itl~lsr uno
Sttuma9er. Dret Mdaner ertranten
an Der Wlnpuns bes &lbleY>Glu6es, uno
1T oie6 Der bis isBt auiin befannt 8etpor,
oene 8srluit an Menf@enleben. 9ttb
ieoer Dirt stns cine uu3abl pur@ @rtrin>
ten perloren. H..
Grtrunten:-Mm Dfenita8 Nbenp
an Der 2anpunB ron Rsppins Elm Garbt>
9er NamenS Demaref, Der Drn etneu,
0ol3boot fisl uap cine Grau uno 3wei
Rtnper btntnlaBt it,:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-27
Aus 8romn.G puntp.

Die Mew l1lm Yof pom 10. Suit
1dretbt %fol9enbeS:
pferbebtebftabL Dteie6nthtS,
ndrot9e @ewe1be fam lette @o&e gu
m%ioerbolten Ma|en, auf cine re@t emts
pftnplt4e @eiie In bteft9er @eeenp m8e>
tt'eb. 5errn @ielefe &purter, nprt9en
6rettos bon ieiner am Swan Gate lie9ttt>
Den YARN cine iebr ~msrtbpoue Mdbre oe>
ttolen. @tnen nod empftnplt9ereu Ser.
!ult ober erltit 5err ". @euner, In ben,
bena@barten 2afayant Eumnlbip, Nicol>
let. Dtebe bolten tbm ndml,& In Der
Na@t pom Dtenfu9 ouf Mittmob aus
letnenl gang tn Der Ndbe bes @obnbou,
les befncli@en Yaiture BRET Yferpe nebt
einem Boblen. Der ptele bunpertD Dollars
trasenoe @erluf 1T Elm iebr f@merer fit
6errn WeQner. Spwobl aus WitQefubl
fit benitlber, als aug &ldfdten fir pas
olsemetne @obl, lolte Serermanu ii@
bemdben, pas Seiniee GUT Gntoedung
per Dtebe betsutra9en.
SOB bur@ StrY9ntn. 8pr
8ursem entoed en- 3wet feline G59ter BON
Nbel %, 8arris, in ga ayette Eownl bip,
Nicouet, mdbrenp fe in !6aule beruun
iptelten, cine tleine Tlol9e BON oereu Sn>
balt, elmer Blu1Isfett. fe perlu@ten.
Sat unmittelbar barauf tpurce ba8
fletnere Mdoden. etpa Il Sobr alt BON
@cnpul1onen befauen unp f}arb au9en>
bltdIt@. DaS altere, 10 Sabr alt, lebte
nod etni9e @uoenbltte unc ftarb bantt
ebenfaQ6. BaS ooS6ldl@9en entbalte1
bate, mar ndmlth ni9tS Mnperes, alS
@ift {. &letne Na(dfdb9en. Die ebenfaus
mau9mal I'M 9auie berum(pieleu uub
babel an eebeime Gden fommen, no bas
ODER jenes aufbepabrt 1T, 1o1ten fi9 bte8
gut Warnun8 otenen lol1en.
Nem ulm. 49, rn0lud6fau.
Gin b69t beoauerlider una!IdsfaQ,
per etnem peu:iden 8lreer oaS 2eben
tofete, eret9nete 1@ am Dunne1i tag pprt<
oer Bo@e in uulerer Ndbe. 5err s.
0rof, In benz bena9bartem &enpiQe>
@our1Y woDneno, tpar auf Dem Detmpe9
besrifen unb batte, unwett @euBmanns
GsrrD, etnen tbm ent9eaentommenoeu
Hubrwetf uussuwetden. @dbreno feline
S9ien, Die ber Mnbld uno eaS @erduI@
zines auf Dem anpern @ueen b. tpclt&er1
&eapers etpa6 eddredt batten, RAID In
oos @ebli9 ausbosen, bob li@ bic @a<
eenbor uno Ser @ra1 fir3t; NIT reu
@en'de, auf einen i'm @ee nebenpen
Baumfumpf. Be1nnun9eloS murpe er
aufaenommen unn In cas bielies Dacotba
6ous 9etradt. Nu5tltde 5llfe toante
feline &ettuns mebr brin9en, oa oo6 &ud>
graf 3u ldwere @erleBuneen erli,ten bate
uno Der 8erlebte tarb am foloenoen Ia5
sc. St btnterlieB Grau uno mebre &tnz
Der.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-27
Qtnseianbt.)
Sanesbur9b 10. Suli 1867.
Bsrtbe 9erren Spr Der Staats- 3eituuo.

Bsrtbe 9erren BON Der Staats~ 3eituns.
/S@ lag In per Drummer 288 t,d
Winne(ota 1olf6blat1S cine tmp1renpe
Werleumoune, worin Ger 8osen bon BE-,
9}su ulm poft Elm 48Ber 0errd1ber oe.
nannt pirb: Ser 8oetu 1T que
Mt@elRapt i'm be1f16en Sbsnwal,
e"tdrtis t6 bin aus eintm 3 Stunper
oacon eeleesnen Srte ot4t an Der bapt:
l&en @tdnje. Dteie nebf nod etnteeu
aneetn pldssn nsbf l1msesenb bilceten
1913 e1nen @ablbtjhf, in wsl@er 6er,
Boaen ols Ganpipat fir ba6 Gr%anffur,e.
parla :aent Don ber Gort19ritlapastsi
janp aus Darmfaot BON ben MrItofra 6
ten aufaeteut mu1ne. @tr batteu inpi.
rscte WablenAuno t6 mar BON metne,
Stopt ais 8ablmann eei9idt. Sanp
belaB Elm melfmutot9e6 He%pnertaknt, unp
par CANA Ter Mann BEN 2euten Elm I
fiji Elm Il III ma@tn> NQetn mir fannten
i'm, unp obwobl 9err Boeen nur in
fursen unp binoieen @o,ten 3u une
iprud, 70 entldteo bod bic @brenbaftie=
felt lsine6 Characters unp feline uns allen
8sfanate maftlolt @erBan8enbeit ~ let>
men @unaen. Da6 @ablrelultat mar,
cab er fat 1dmmtli9e &timmen etbielt.
81 fam tn'S parliament unp nabm fetnen
sig unter Der duee'f ten @tnfen. 81
erflQte a|5 @olf6pertreter feline game
pRttt uno wdren ale lbrtsen Yarlaz
mentsmttslteoer an @einnuneslu9ttetett
ibm sleta 9epelen, 70 mare Dsutl : lanp
ifBt etnig unp fret unp es bdtte &C.
3Qnonaceleiniafeit n:9t bepu1ft. MuBer=
cem 9eb5rte 6err Bo9en elmer per oereb+
tighten Gom'lien pes 9anpes an unp bdtte
ct NIT BEN u0errdtbe1n" 9emeinl amt
SADIE MAIDEN molten, 70 b6tte er jeBt
cine bobe BeamteniteQs:, Deer eine bdbl9e
DENTON. 6d1te er Dem Bolfe bic Grcue
eebrcaen, 70 braudte ct jest ni9t ,pte
pas 0olfsblan iaon nebrmalS poroe>
wo,fen, vpie 5intfrwaloer pof su treiz
ten,' nod f@ nit lol6em @e1ncel
berumiuidlaQen, wie bos 1T, mel1es ibn
jebt 8srrdtbe,*) nennt. Mber pos III
sew5bnlt@ Der 2oen Der epelfen @oJfS
mdnner, wdbtenp man 6%une6fSlter nit
&bren %utetbduft. SD babe 9errn 8oeen
bier in Mmerita nod ME 0e1eben uuo
metn Bobnort 1T .ibm gang unbetannt.
Sdben lauter 2eute ME 9err Boeen
i'm @onorsb in @aibinetou, ODER mdre
aud nur I'm lere County: Neeierun9 aus
iolden M1nnern 3ufammerseleBt ram
nlrre l@ Der NnitsrIer aud nod leinen
Bitten in Der 8irtblbaft einl9enfsn
!a0en f6nnen. Dean jeBt mu0sn mir
rnS ia rp4 bel ben munpmd6ernbern
2a8erbte1fneipereien> pom benen mir in
Der 3eitune lsien, nur rem Munp mi(&en,
oa uniere bemofratil9e COUNTY. &seisr:
Jung baf1r 0elor9t bat, pab unlsrn
Soloons po6 6anpwe,f oeleat miro unp
mir ieBt NIT ben @dnlsn eemein(am
unlern Duff l6i@en mlfsn.
Sbr
Grtebrt9 Sbr{9.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-27

Selle "@irtlt& Damen"
NJ tebeubt?-Mer pdrf's smar eieent>
lidne ct lpe'n, ober es miro wpbl ltineNit"
t'8ftit BADEN NIT folDencsm @t9nale>
ment:
SeQe nptrili@e Damen" BADEN etnen
tletneu f9marset S&nurres, @ou>
monp6: @anoen. eenteben aurW ioreenenz
oa@t bon 6-12 "Setrel" 2aeerbie, l9rei-
ben einen artiQen B'tef>~ @tiel," mituntet
I'm 8aril@en Dialett, e%rfreuen fi9 GROCER
Moblbeleibtbeit NIT gutter 5ofnuns Die
lelben nod 5u D%ermebren, tra9en Elm paz
tentes CHARACTERIZATION unp 1brsiten
li@ NIT Dem erfen Bu9faben vMoriB
3ansslctb." Nber, pte 9ela8t inner rs,f
mir lo8'n."
- GIN ilraelttil9sr 6auGrer Namens
Samuel peer So!amon melter anestlaet
wor, in rer Mobuuns pe6 bic ieen !Rlsiz
perma9ers B'idof Elm 5tld Sud- anee,
bcten uno Ter G:au pa6 Don rer( elben In
Berettl6aft 9eballene @elp aus BET 6uno
3eri0sn uno Id pomit entf ernt ~ baben
ebe per 5anrel eei@lp1en wor, puroe
prn Gidter lambert gu $1,000 Strafs
uno Tie Soften perurtbetlt, neil sr i9 bel
ietner @erbaftun8 Gem Ypli3sibsamten
S6dfer NIT er leBt.
8ilAof Lief Die &la9e 9e9:n i'm fallen
unter Ger Bepinsune Ter 3arldnabms
Der @aare, Die wenieer mob ais @alo>
mon a%noeaeben unp Der 9sreote oes
@elpeS. @amusl! Samuel! Gas finp
l&le4te rMa0smatten."
2teutenant Rtbber BON
Snbtanern ermprbet. - GS
unterlie9t mad Der folsencen Depei9e
fetnem 3wetfel raB per junee lieutenant
&ipber, Sobu oes @t9ter Ribper, aeaen,
pdr,ieer @ouperneurs BON Daeot0, In
Dem @rdn3ttte9e Don Snbtanern moGa>
erirt wurre. Die Depel9e faet:
nj. Sult. - Cine Sort @auace
@pe3tol. Depeihe ia0t, ba6 Sen. @ufo''s
COMMANDO cot am IL. unb 10. ~eintraf.
@5 bate BE 2etdnoa,e BON 2ieuten. Sit,
ct uno 10 Qeuten pom 2. @apalerie,
&e9tment 9efunoen, >pelde BON @ene1al
SHERMAN an @enreneral @ufor NIT De-
pel&en 9el@tdt uno Don per Snotonern
bel 8eaper Greet iberfaQen unb nIeoeres>
ma6t 1poroen tparen."
Gen. @ufor, ber nit einem Dftoide:
u,eat Don 70 auSulelenen Wanni9aften
auSritt, Die 2ei9e rotecer 3%uerlaneen per>
lot lelbt 3 Wan al Eocten unp M.brere
an Derrunpeten.
Mn Der @trabe mtmmelt es al, BON
SnptaneIn.
- Der piuneer 1aet ,@iculIrt he
Dofumente. @ebt benz @olte temotra.
(9e 2ettlre." = .~<. -
gss! unb Ma@bar eebt ben, 9plfe
&babarber #..g1H# -.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-27

&letnes Mdp@en ertrun>
ten.-8rtoeet &tpan, Elm tleines 6 idb-
1t3ss Mdr&en Btns am Greito9 Dor adj
Gasen BON Dem arf Dayton's BLUFF belez
8tnsn eltetli@en 5aule fort unp fan, ni9i
mteper.
Ste mus in benz Glub 9efale1 unb e.
truute1 letn, benn am Dtenftae purps
tbre 2et@e 8efuneen unb i%pentifckt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-27
8tebmarft.

MitwoG ben STEM SUM- biele5 Sabres uno am
ernen Mittmp9 zines jeben f%ol9enpen Monats
wirp in Der 9tapt 5enoerlon in @ib ey County
elm Wiebnartt abgebalten tperben, Da iulde
M1rfte benz aIiufer iowpbl ME 8erfaufern> nur
yon Nuyen lsin fUnnen, 10 perpen ale Diejenisen
welbe Yierpe uno &inppieb taufen pplen pber gu
p~erfauien tsabll9tissn 3ur lebbaften Gbei!nabme
eingelaoen.
Die l9pn aQsemein befanrt, beIyen bic 8armer
lit @ibley Country einsn lebr suten Uiebltano uno
oieleS lpwobl wie Der CUTE WiQe MQer @eldafta=
leute in Senperlon miro ba5u b%ettra9en, 1ol9e
M1rtte CUR Musemeinen Mnerfennuns gu britt
gen.
Sm Namen Der q l9aftleute Don 5enberlo ion.
Mram bud.
5enterlpr, ben 20. DPai 1867.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-27
Grtebrt9 Sbri8.

y uMeper Minb," 5err Sbris! Wie Buseu
gum 48ger Terratber, 70 1T gilbert Wplf BON 81
.. 2ienau gum Sen p%eren3ler %geltempslt
worben, alein Is 9iebt nun nod penie Menlben
in Minneiota> bic ni9t mi0en, baB 81. 8. Qie>
nau's u@tempel" al59 1nb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-27

Oswalss 5arm. bel M1inneappus,
1T aufpnntdslt9 Jun, Gmpfans unb better gewtrtbuna
BON @anen %se6fnet Natenntaelta 9anamuat.
e. asasen fahren pen s: .; ospa!e's. ettsrRure, >.
A3u SabretHe EN- Beiu& label ereebef etn
463. nlrt4 OSWALD,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27
X. G. C..

Vallandigham, Thurman, Pendle
ton & Co., leaders of the Democracy,
organized an order of the " Knights
of the Gol,len Circla, which had for
lis affects the disrorragement OF
v..u ,cering, the ,liscredit of til,
Government. the success of the rel
is. etc etc It.was composed sole
.Ir oi Drn 'cratS: and numbered la
Ohio, about $4,000. To get into
this society the candidate had to sub
scribe to the tollowin g oath: E-
"Do You believe this to be the
word OF God, and do you believe the
present war now being waged against
Us to be unconstitutional
Both being answered in the affirm
ative, the candidate takes the follow
ing oath:
Il promise and swear that / viii
do all in my power to bring all loyal
Democrats into this circle of hosts ;
and l further promise and swear,
that will do all in my power against
the present Yankee disunion Admin
istration /; so help me Cod"
These men want to get into power
and ask soldiers and citizens to vote
that they may do so. Will soldiers
vote for the men who upheld theil
hands in this manner. Not any.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27
Keep II. Retore t,,e peon,e


That one cause of the high taxes,
and our great national debt is the
immense sums of money paid, and
yet to be paid, ,as bounties to soldiers.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THEPEOPLE,
That vallandigham, the rebel can
didate for q. s. Senator. and Pen
dieton and Thurman did all in their
power to prevent volunteering, snd
bring about deserticns from the ar
my. For every man who deserted
or refused to volunteer on account
Of these disloyal robbers, the Gov
ernment was forced to pay from two
to four hundred dollars which must
come out Of the pockets of the peo-
pie; and they had to pay large local
bounties. .r-...-s .........
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE
That these men are responsible
for our high taxes and great debt.
BEAR THESE THINGS IN
MIND.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27
Bear I'm Mind

That If it had not been for the
sympathy and actual assistance CIV
to rebels by the Democratic (Cop-
perhead party, there would not have
been over two years Of war, and the
nation would not have to mourn the
slaughter of thousands upon thous-
ands Of the best men of the country,
and be taxed for millions of public
debt.
-4.s
That party is responsible for much
blood and treasure-shall it now be
given powsr3
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27
Out With Them.

The Democracy of Hamilton coun
ty have long been cursed BY a ba-
kers' dozen of disorganizers under
the lead of Cory, Long, q Co. The
true policy is to kick them out of the
party. We suggest the proposition
to the Enquirer.--Cop. Paper.
These Democrats stood upon the
platform of Vallandigham & Co. du-
ring the war and are consistent with
that record now. Further they are
reliable States Rights Democrats
and withPendleton, now stand on that
platform. How about Pendleton, is
he to be the next Democratic candi-
date for President? Waugh.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27
Democrats. the loss of limbs and

Democrats. the loss of limbs and
health OF many more who are de-
pendent upon the Government for
help now. and In opposition to assist
whom that party now stands.
4th. All the load the people have
tobear. 81
What think-the people, in view OF
the above facts. of giving power to
the rebel Democracy9 Would it be
safe tor you to trust a party which.
in time Of the country's need, when
it needs all the united support of the
people to preserve it, does all pos
sible to make its deadly enemies sue
cessful! s-:si5 H.a...cs- .-Ha"sgr=
upon such o party" say the
people. ~.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27
A RESOunTION
Relative to an Amendment of the
Constitution Providing for the Ex-

Relative to an Amendment of the
Constitution Providing for the Ex-
tension. of the Elective Franchise.
Bssclssd 6y the General issem5iy of ths Mat
q okss, (three-fflhs ofihe members elect c
% sash House sgtseinsthereto.l That I be
ed 10 hereby proposed 10 the electors 81
tAis State " vote, al fhe Isyt annual DC
eDbor elect;ep, upon tina approval OF 2! =
non 81 the foNo@fng ssnencment as asL6
Utituts for the nrsi section ui q G fIiE art
0le Of the Constitution of this saie, fo-Wii
"kyerS male citizea OF tue U; isc States,
q the age OF twelIr-one years. hs. sba
have been resident of the Stale one wear
neyt preceding The election. aid of the
county, tovn>hip.Sor ward in which he re
Gdes, such line -smay he prOviced bv4s~
except suohpersens as have, borne aTrlS II
support of ANY tssu.-eclGn or=IebeTicl
against the gsrerns.-niei lneCnItea States
or have fed fru'n .heif plac5S re-'Jen,
TO AVOID being drafted int, too niiIiiary
service thereof. or haves deserted II Mill
tary or naval service of SAID gnyeTnn.-n, il
time of wST. aud have nat subsequent,
beer - biz discharged from the sane
thall h. 9 Abe sluafscat.5rs %. ane'eoiUf
and he entitled to vote al ali e-ectiOns.
3D. A. PAGR0TT.
Speaker of lie Horss z Representatives,
ANDREW q. Mc5URSEY
President oI IN senate.
Passed April eth. 1867. apIl n.'47-i-
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The Radicals are prating muchly
about manhood suffrage. If man.
hood suffrage should be the rule, as
we observe it, darned few Radicals
would have the right to vote.--Cop.
pe-head Paper.
All right The Radicals are viii.
ling to stand the test with the
Democracy. Mark your test
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A C A Y n.

VIM. McKinnis and Samuel Il. Darst having
formed oopartBership with 4. B. Barney
and w. E. SNYDER, under the firm name ol
Ba ne Sny der & Co.. take pleasure In in
forming their friends and customers thai fhey
VIII, in future, be found ut the .'Old White
Corner" and with increased facilities ior
duing business WILL guarantee satisfaction 10
all VINO ma favor them with a call.
cent. u 1861 No. lq4W
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National Banks and DemOc-
EAGT. .--' III

National Banks and DemOc-
racy. .ss-.ii
Henry Brown, although he is stock
owner, bond holder and director OF
and in our National Bank, attempts
to impose the most shameless and
wilful lies upon the.people in regard
to the non taxation of our National
Banks. In this he is backed up by
the Courier and by all the pack OF
petty "Stumpers"J In the county.
Look at the truth and examine the
law for yourselves. Our National
Banks are subject to five different
kinds of taxes. a1f2-g t5l ~
lst. They pay tax on their entire
stock. like any other property, to
the State and county.
E I'd. They pay to the Z. S. Treasur-
er one per cent on their circulation,
Sd. They pay one-half per cent to
the U S. Treasurer on all deposits.
4th. They pay FIVE per cent on
their earnings to the U. s. Revenue
Collector. o--- 10 s'l'-S ---- '0i %
5th, For Stamps. .h5I %.
The First National Bank Of Find
lay have capital of S5O,o00-Mf.
Brown is stockholder and director
in this Bank. In 1855 this Bank
paid taxes IS follows: 8 8S per cent
State. county and local tax, making
sl.94e On their deposits. e5l6.
On their circulation, s5eo9 Stamps,
$780, Income Tax, $3.50. Total
s4O06 90. -si -'-a.o-' sa
Making $4,000, tag paid by the
Findlay National Bank In 1855 to
the General and State Government
and tn the county and borough
E timate tlie tax on S50,000 oi
real estate in This county and we fn,
that the owners do not pay onc.
fourth of that sum. Oh a- ~
So n uch for the wilful, inexcusable
falsehood of Mr.. Brown and his
friends.
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Proposed AmcEC.zz2 9>lE
the COnstiuUEHCzs.
fHD STATE OF OHIO,

TIE STATE OF OHIO,
O1Y0D OF TEE SE1RKrARy OF SfLSs.i
I. william Honrg SDith. 6ecretsrT ofStat-
q Shs STATIC OLD. do hereby certify fhaI
SAs following 10 true ooay cI e ;cini reso
lption. passed by the GsEsfsE 1Isen bly, q
Tie State Of Ohio, on the e;t cay e April
4. D., 1851. taken from tts s,ifsszi 90 II OF
De In this olloe.
h1estimony whereof, have nere unto sub
oG1Ehsd my name and affixed the Grea'
Doa3 ofe&hs state Of Ohio, At Columbus
tie 9th DAY dlSApsiI, A. d. ls6I-
IRA2.1 WILLIAM HEAtY SMITH,
Secretary of state.
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Collection Of Internal Reye.
nue..

Mr.. Henry Brown, in his speech of
Sept. II, uses the following remark
able language.
"This complicated machinery, it Is
estimated, costs about one hundred
and fifty millions a year; all of which
is wrung from the industry of the
country by taxation. Now, my
friends, ,.how do you like this loyal
method of eating up your substance9'
Now what are the facts? Commis-
sioner Rollins, in bis report to Sec
retary Mccullough, gives the actual
cost of this Depar >ment, for the year
ending June 80, 1866, at 81 ,6S9, 700.
t66, about one -tirentieth of Mr. Brown s
estimate.
This is about p per cent upon the
entire amount coil ed. -slsf, y
Henry's financial abn,ty is posi-
lively Wonderful.