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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-15
ST. A r

caAarsnnD 1859.
Conducted by the Sisters of the
Order of St. Dominic.
Sinslnawa Mound, Grant Co., Wis.
TBls INSTITUTION Is SITUATED IN SOUTH
I Western parto Wisconsin, ten miles from Oalena,
Illinois. and six miles from Dubuque. Iowa:
II occupies one OF the most beautiful and pictuP
eeque sites in the States. The buildings are heated
By steam, and furnished with all modem improve.
mente, such ~ warm and cold baths. &c.
The facilities of land travel aud navigation 70 and
from all paris Of the Union, rGnder Il easy OF access.
Stages from Galena arrive every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday, returning on alternate DAYS. Adaiiy
stage also leaves the limited States HOTEL Dun
leith. every morning, after the arrival Of the train,
for the Academy. and returns about 2 O'Clock, p. NJ.
The Annual Commencement takes place ON the 3D.
Thursday In July. The Scholastic Year opens on the
second Monday in September.
1EEns:
Board and Tuition, including all the branches
taught In the highest schools. sc wing, &C., per Quar-
ter OF three calendar months. ... so. %
Per Scholastic Year. from the second Monday
IN September to the third Thursday in july, -. 115 %
Washing per quarter, 800
Bed and Bedding per quarter. 800
EXTRA CHARGES.
Mu-ie. Piano, per quarter. $1,000
nniPs .-.-......-...... xo.W
+" Guitsr, COO
I" Vocal. $50
Drawing, ................... 600
falnung, .............- :. l1!W
Latin. Italian, French. German, each. per quar-. 500
p''A .MoTHER SUPERIOR,
academy Of Ct. Clara, sinsinawa Mound; Gram. Co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-15

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 14.-Secretary Stan.
ton leaves here and goes to the White
Mountains tO-morrOw.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-15
New York Money Markse.

New York Money Market.
By Telegraph. August Is.
Stocks-Active.
Bonds-Coupons Of 90. LISA of'el. l.lOk
Of IS. l.lOsl new, l.osH; 10: 4os, coupons
l.02Z 7.30s. unchanged.
Western Union-45sI.
New York Central-l.o5I.
Eris-Tx.
Reading-i.o5%.
Illinois Centrxl-l.2 "a.
Money-iG5 per cent.
Sterling-6o days, l.esh@l.lo.
Gold-l .40az.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-15

Said property vas conveyed 70 the unitsd
States By ". p. Buchsnnss By dssd dated A.
gust llth, 1885.
The Mill 10 . substantial Stone buildisg with
slate root. and hss four run Of burrs, driven By
Steam power. capable u notwithstanding abous
Two hundred barrels Of aeur per day.
The distillery is . wooden bedding adjoining
the mill. and hos suaReient capacity for susnise
about I'VE hundred bushels Of corn psr day.
The steam for both distiiiesy esd min - furnish.
ed BY t~o large tubular boilers recently put il
= : cost Of eleven thousand dollars. There u
also, spon the premises. . nsw nslt Asuss bsiis
Of brick, sad Sire proof bu'idisg. istssdsa for
bonded warehouse.
Thsrs viii also be sold q tAs ssne Siue end
plaee. the horse barn sitsassd upss ths D~sdS
lot.-so c~alled-belew sAs nill. asd the Cstajs
sheds. north d The distillssy. esGsisss y ~
he about six hundred hsed ef easis.
vit:
lEagiao. 4
: m Deilssa.
S1ud Dvune.
lLsabss Wsgos.
4 ~ ef Whiskey tasrsIs.
lAsspsr.s
lYssd Cstaer.
llrea 0afs.
a lot o. once furniture.
1hssssshsy asks.
A lot Of grais sseks
e e sspp:s IiEs.
0eveeal hundred cattle chaias.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-15
JOHN ROWE.
PRACTICAL PLUMBER

00s ~Aa SseaA Plpe FILTER.
Ne. % Eass - st., Davenpers. h.
es4hing Tsbs, water Closets, wssh 6se,,. -.
t!1pc, Sheet Lea, Ctstern rumps. Force Pu1Ce' a..
delicf Brackets, Drop L4eht rendants, UIees 49,
eseem 0uagee, Steam Whlgtlce. Globe valyee -
All kinds of Plupbing, Gas and Steam Pine F1eiiae
eoeet 10 cfdes. An ofdesf promptly executedi 10 Rood
ssse sno u s91f feSes apes0-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-15

l.ss: No. At i.74@i.77; No. I q 1.s70l IS.
ned winter more active. but . vide range !: No.
.. l.sIMs.ls; No. /. 2ls@s-ac; outside prices
81 favorite houses.
.dvonce u' No. !. sTas7Ke; No.s. saKassIe.
rejected. soc.
~Oats-Firmsr. k6h4.sc.
Rve-2c lower. LOG %.
s:rle,~ias higher on No. 9. and rejected
Srmsr' No. Z. s5c: rejected 57@ss.
Provisions-Firm but quiet.
Mess Pork-2s25@23.5o.
shoulders--Loose. lie:
MiddIes-Short clear. l4@l4Ac.
Lard -i2L@l2kc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-15
LOOK HERE
SMITH THE
FOR 81 AND UPWARD

FOR - AND UPWARD
CAN BE HAD
HATS for figures broad and burly,
HATS for straight hair and curly,
HATS for fsces melancholy,
HATS for features bright and jolly;
RATS foe 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 I'll kind Of mauling,
HATS for every trade end calling,
HATS for travelling, sporting, sailing,
HATS gssass-proof, IN storms uptaaling,
HATS air>chaobsres, Smiths lining.
HATS with which 10 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 lew-crown, your knowing caslose
HATS Oft Aent : hundred milee for.
HATS that boys and misses Sigh sos,
HATS that sven babies cry for
HATS for landsmen and for saiiofs.
HAS that gracs The work for tailors;
HATS that would . saint entics,
HATS. prime Hats, q any prissi
HATS THAT = A +
At s"1th'0
Sign ~ Black Dear.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-15

~. usO06S NAWH8ete
BY Telegraph August Is.
F~lour-very firm. Holders ase asking high.
er rates.
Whest-Upchsugsd 9 lo@2.s5 for chsiee red
and white.
Corn-Wesk, lower white. Los yellow, IS:
mixed 80.
Osts-Weak: 5oG55 for prime to choice.
R~ye-Firm, so@s5.
Mess Port-Pirm, 24Oo@24.25.
Bacon-Highef.
Sides--l6L.
Shoulders Icy
Lard-Steady, l2I@lSa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-15
GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH. August 14-1t has been rain
ing torrents al day. Roports from Florida
and Georgia says the crops are good.
Fereixn NeWs BY Atlantic Cable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-15

w. p. GUNCK nne.aa.e.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, GRAIN
EKS. Paper hangers. Glaciers. &C. shop
osner Main aud Filth cts. mch2S-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-15

ST. MAAY'S !
NOtro Dame, Ind.
This INSTITUTION, SITUATED ON THE BEAU.
I tiful and picturesque banks Of 80. J0eeph'O river,
is everything that eosld be desired ~ . locality for .
Female Acadeuy.
All the breaches off complete and solid education
ase taught here. Music especially. both vocal md
instrumental, and the modern ianguages, form prom.
Iment features b the course OF instruction. The
buildings are spacious and commodious. suited 70 the
educational requirements Of the day, and furnished
With Al modern Improvements. Evey portion "
the building is heated by steam, and hot and cold
baths are attached to the 6lcepia9 apartments. The
situated In that charming seclusion which IL 20 n
vGrable 10 the healthy Development OF moral. physi-
cal and intellectual power. The scholastic year 70
ming the first { !. nday in September and February.
Board and TUITION for session, $500. For furthes
particulars concerning the institution, address
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
aug3-d9m a above.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-15

- lYSiCIAN AND SURGEON. Office. cor.
"a and Brady Streets. under Strceper 4
aylie's store. Residence on lAth st., bet. Bra.
y and Main. oct3d dit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-15

"A. L. NORTON,
Il Main St., third door below the
Ftrst National Bank.
ClvkrARIlCuLAR ATTENTION TO THE SALE
o. Al kfnds o. Perfcnal Properly and Real Estsse
sfAuetson. or Private Sale. They s.sQ buy
AosesehelN EsssMtf,sre
efsl kinda. New o. Old adysrsae msd. an ..,..
stocks o. neschandise Tor sale y Aneisca
~ - EsyS 6esusrlef attention. 70 Ge ease .
o. 1esHs ere lihcsal
ua0sS-ess 4. L.,NORTON
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-15
a WORs, 'rsp .ruC ssuRuJC.

A. The forms of disease for which we prescribe ihe
Compound have their origin Ia the blood, let the
sufferer remember HAT no merely outward appliance
VIII afford him permanent rellcf, because II canno,
roach the CAUSE The Compound. .oiSG tNro TuE
ntoop. THE clfApEL OF THE DISEASE. drives
y from iis strong hold. and the victim L. relieved
~ Fms -mpttn sEyrR nk ronnurrrs a SURE
tt IE WARRANTED
BtliNiiAM & VAN Setback,
Wholesale Druggists. ID Lake -, Chicago.
mhs+iGm AGENTS for the Northwuat:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-15

Third Street, one door East ~ the Davenport
National Hank,
DAVENPORT. w WITH FACILITIES IN
~ surpassed, added 60 the experience Of more than
wenty years, hopes to merit a lar e share OF patron
yudtf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-15

Chicago Live stock Market.
BIZ Telegraph August Is
Uovs-Rece,yed 10 l2 o'clock N. 10, cars
Market opened lower, but owing 20 On active
demand by New England buyers there was good
terror an q. seas 30 for eommoa 70 prime.
Cattle-Received to ls o'clock n. IS care
There was a good demand TOT lover grades o.
Class. sslss vere made Of 4.o0Q5.o0 foe inferior.
s'75as.o 90 for :fsir 70 medium; good I'd clss:;
shipping steers. averaging l,ooe&l 100 ibs sold
for s9.sOas.7 IS prime first class shipping steers
scarce. and would sell for 7.2s@5 .7b.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-15

- 20 3RApy STREET. BELOW SEC
IT, ond sseps constantly on hand and mskco
N 70 oder.
Gents, Boys and Chl1dremr0
CLOTHING ofthe beet material and in Q manner
that cannot fail to give satisfaction. Liberal
patronage respectfully collected. (my2l-d ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-15

a. MILLER.

( NARPENTER AND BUILDER. SHOP ON
OComiaercial Alley. opposite Post Office. d.
vewoort 10.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-15
NYR. 4 upnnrNnv
gpR. \.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE S. SIDE
l 81 Street, I'd door below Brady with DIR. Bell. =
Residence No. II, 4th Street, between Harrison and
Main. Formerly the Presbyterian Parsonagc) je6-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-15
sPELTON L. BURCuILL.
HORSE SHOERS.

Second Street, Detreen Rock hlond d loco,
merit door TO DR.. Boynton's Stable.
Work done IN . scientific maGnsr and warranted,
Home manufactured Shocs used. A good veternssy
Surgeon connected with our shap. Largo yard AZ.
schcd Tor accommodation Of customers. ecps1-diy
HbHe. w. r. PECK.
-AFffCE On THIRD STREET, BETWEEN
" Brady and Main. where DR.. Adler's oflos
used TO be. Office hours, 8 10 10 AM. . 20 I
Y. n. Residence, cor. 18th and bsady ste.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-15

DANlEl. GOULD.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
carnleare, Carpess. OH Cloths,
Mate. Rues, window
Nhadc1, &c.
uch9l-dtf East second Street, cor. Perry.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-15
CHICAGO, August 2sth, 1866.
De. 0AsnsSsR. Props Gardeners Rheumatic 4 Non.


rTTVfsro' fTrHTJ % Inn NJ! 70 20
II. X. GAnpiSsE-Sir-
lean now make n more full report OF my wifc's
care. The two physicians ! had called in having fail
I'D u cure hi. rh- the began 10 take the medicine
you vrnt her, aud after one bottle she began 10 have u
better appetite and Ia improve otherwise. Her swci-
ling have gone dows and she has grown quite hearty.
wish you would s.nd one dozen bottles 20 me as
soon ~ convenient. I will remit amount.
Truly YOURS. ! NJ RUSSELL.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31
Grant IA Puppy.

The Burlington Argus Speaking Of
Colfax's speech the other night,
wherein he nominated Grant for the
Presidency, and declared that he
(Grant) was for the Impeachment OF
Andrew Johnson says eff he Grant
is for the npeachment of the Presi,
dent and will hold Office, under him
he is more of q puppy than we think
he is"
The superabnndant supercillious-
ness, and audacious selfsufficient ego
tism of this sort of an infnitessima
creature. who trots around the base
ofthe mighty SPHINX Grant ,'and ther
stands on his two hind legs to get al
high as his shoe laces and yelps into
the unheeding cars Of the creates
caption of the age, puppy, is an OBJ
lee. Of sublime admiration, as !, tn b,
Coils creation. He is brass, and i'm
prudence, and egotism; and insolence
personfied.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31
The Army Of the Tennessee.

The third annual meeting Of the
society Of cx-memba:s of the "Army
of the Tennessee" will be held at st.
Louis on the 18th proximo-the an
niversary of the departure of Sher-
mans army from Atlanta to the Sea.
The call to this effect having already
been issued by General Rawlins, its
President and Colonel L. M. Dayton
Secretary, of the Association. All
persons are eligible to membership
and are cordially invited to attend
whoever served in and was honora.
bly, discharged from the 18th, 10th
and 18th corps, or any portion of the
army which was attached by orders
to the division technically called
"The Army Of the Tennessee"
The local committees at st. Louis
are making great preparations fol
the meeting, and grand re. union o.
the veterans who fought from Bel
mont TO Bcntonville is expected.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31
Gleason the Murderer,

One Gleason Of Poweshiek County
has just been tried in the II. S. Dist
Court sitting at Des Moines, for the
murder of Provost Marshal's Bash.
ore and Woodruff, Oct. 1864, while
in the discharge of their duties in that
county. After two hours deliberation
the jury found him guilty. Judges
Miller and Love were in the bench
United States Marshal NJ. .. Bro wn
ing Of Burlington, and Withrow and
Wright, Of Des Moines, for the gov
ernment, and Col. John w Rankin
of Keokuk, and Parker, McMilliard
and Martin, of Davenport, for the
Defense.
The State Register from which we
CLEAN the above facts, says:
The prisoner received the dread
verdict with much composure- with
wonderful self control. not allowing
it to make any perceptible change in
his usual, calm bearing. His wife,
who with true womanly clingingness,
has been present ut the trial every
minute, received it differently, and
Will ucInUHsUiu vi. i.~~.. --,--y
Gleason no donbt was prepared fol
his doom, AS he had been engaged in
prayer in his cell, ever since the trial
began. A devout Catholic, he has
sought strength and consolation in
the teachings ofthat religion.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

SAD News FROM DIXON. Eos
ter, Of ST. Luke's Hospital, writes, at
the instance Of Mr.. Dixon, thus to
the Gazette: cit may not be uninter-
esting to you to hear Of Mr.. J. M.
Dixcn, formerly Of the Iowa State
Register, Dos Moines. He is now an
inmate OF st. Luke's Hospital ofthis
city, and in total darkness, having
lost, it is feared, his only remaining
eye. The last ray of hope for light,
to him, in the world, seems now to
be glimmering on the horizon. How
soon i may set forever can not be
conjectured. He is now under the
treatment of DR.. +. Williams, the
eminent ocnlist of this city, and all
that careful attention and skill can
do is being done for him. Mr.. D.,
ny HIS plea5uHuy Uvvln, csrvvr rur, UNIV
truly Christian department, has made
warm friends of all connected with
the house. He often wonders if his
friends OF the Iowa Press will not re-
member him, and occasionally
send him copies Of their journals,
which his wife and nurses may read
to him.
The sad affection of Mr.. Dixon has
awakened the kindliest sympathies
and the profoundest sorrow in the
hearts of hundreds in all parts ofthe
State, who have heretofore read with
delight the genial creations ofhis pen
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

A correspondent Of the New York
Tribune, writing from London, re-
lates the following incident, which
will, perhaps be considered magma
ry by the "wlite" Democracy. The
idea of black man beinga gentle
mon is rather preposterous:
1'In going up the river to Lam
beth, ! encountered on the boat an
African clergyman as black as the
Ace Of Spades. lie was on his way
join the procession at Lambeth, and
will tomorrow morning preat h in
the same urch in which Bishop
Wilmer, Of louisiana will o.ficiate in
the evening. II was the Rev. Mr..
Gordon. of Jamaica. He appears to
be man Of exquisite tastes, and Of
refinement fully equal to the white
clergy with who he associated to. day
His manners were most calm and
gentlemanly, and he is getting i'm
mensely popular in London. He
possesses great eloquence, of the qui.
ct, classic sort, and [ took the op.
portunity while going up the river
of enjoying chat with him about
jamaica affairs, which will try
hereafter to elaborate.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

GEO. w. KENDALL, one Of the oltIcs
and most successful Journalists i,
America died recently at his rancho
IN Texas. He founded the New Or
leans Picayune in 1887 as a Wing
journal, which he built up to be one
OF The most influential and best pay
ing newspaper establishments in the
country and died its principal editor,
notwithstanding his immense and
profitable cattle and sheep ranches
in Texas to which he devoted much
of his time.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

& y ! $40 + t
Brick Pomcroy, the cotton thie1
Copperhcad, who instigated the as.
sassin to his bloody deed, and shout
ted in triumph over it's accomplish
ment, is on the rampage oncc more
10 favor of another civil war, that be
may improve his opportunities fol
plumber to better purpose than dur
ing the late rebellion. Hear him on
the rebel militia Of Maryland rejoic.
ingly and b!asphemously thus:
. Thank Him and bless His holy
name that the sons Of that noble
State arc arming, drilling. marching
That the Governor and Legislature
have money to buy uniforms and
nSatt sfe They gysva are n. handy nase 70 hay.
Of an emergency which may arise!-
Forearmcd is - well-forearmed!-
There may be need for these imagi,a.
able armed men in gray, and right
soon, too! There are rumors of i'm
parchment afoat in the air; mutter-
ings Of conspirators, awed by the
signs of the times, but not conquer
ed. The militia of MARYLAND would
form a glorious body guard for the
Constitutional Executive Of the Re.
public, until the hundreds Of thou
sands OF haters Of Radical Rump Re-
pnblicanism could rally from the
East and the West, and the North,
for the salvation of the Republic, and
the restoration of the Constitution
and the Union!"- Gate city.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31
Humorous.

The yenng lady whose feelings
were "alI worked up" has ordered a
fresh SUPPLY.
Whc, may man be said to bridge
. difficulty? When he makes an arch
smile.
A religious paper calls camp-meet-
ings thestrawberries and cream OF
Christianity.
A ctemporary calls Secretary
Sewardthe "boy with the Auburn
heir"
Whyllo ladies like to visit the sea-
coast? Because it relatcs to marry
timc.
Generally otserved-tilting skirts,
waterla is and other peoples business
Tits lean,y's privilege to kill time,
and times privilege to kill beauty.
Whenis q shower like u piece Of
leather? When it's driving rain.
When your wife Is silent, hold the
baby 70, her. Perhaps it is as much
as she can do to hold her tongue.
Why's man who fails in kissing
a lady like shipwrecked fisherman
BecauseFhe has lost his smock.
Hanging mackerel to your Goa,
tail and imagining yourself whale
constitutes cod fish aristocracy.
1t was ofcourse, the Irishman wht
said, .Tho most elegant feature in .
dogs face was it's tail"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31
The Latest Calamity.

1t is now given out that the Kitch-
en- Cabinet at Albany, the Weed
Seward, corruptionists and conserva-
tives, have entered into negotiations
withihe radical republican organiza.
ton of New York for admission into
the loyal fold, from which, were our
prayers to avail, we would send up
our feeble petitions good Lord deliy-
err us
We ran manage tx worry along
against the outside and straight up
ar down hostility &C the world the
flesh and the devil of modern demo.
cracy, but are not stout enough in
tho back TO carrysthe Weedand Sew
ard plundercrs at the same time.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

CRowDINo A BAcHELoR.-"What
did you come here after?" inquired
Miss Susan Diaper, Of bachelor
friend, who made her a call when
the rest of the folks were gone out.
81 came to borrow some Matches
he meekly replied.
Matches! that's likely story
Why don't you make a match? /
know what sou came for" exclaimed
the delighted Miss as she crowded
the old bachelor into a corner, "you
como to kiss and hug me almost to
death, but you shan't-unless you
are the strongest, and the Lord knoocs
you are."
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31
Somei,odv has nominated M {

Somebody has nominated Mr.. Geo
II. Pendleton for president of the
United States, and it is understood
that the distinguished candidate is
building his platform. whereof the
chief planks are: /. A niger is
not as good as u white man. 2. Not
being rs good as a white mar, Mig
ger is good for nothing at ALL. 3. II
you let a niger vote he will marry
J cur daughter. 4. A dollar is not Il
dollar, but a piece of green paper
S. A promise to pay is binding only
as long as it may be convenient to
keep il. 6. Free liquor.
We have not heard who has been
chosen to write the customary cam
paign life" of the candidate. but
we suggest Pollard.-N. y. Tribune.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

while the Lamp holds out to
Burn" there is chance for restora.
ton of health. II, therefore, the con.
stitution has been weakened by dis
ease or excess-the nerves shattered
the stomach weakened-the appe
tite gone, and the world appears
gloomy-pour some fresh oil into
your lamp, in the shape of Planta-
Uion Differs, which will make the
fame of life again burn brightly, and
illuminate once wretched existence.
For ladies it is an elegant and gen.
tie stinulant, exactly such as they
require. Many families will not be
without it. 1t has an immense sale
throughout the world.