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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-12
FROM nuRwIcH, CONN.
NoRwIcH, Oct. s, 1867.

La A. O. oAHEsoH- fEe -H --
DIAN SRI, Your polite note came daily td
hand, reminding me Of my PROMISE while q
Chicago, viz: to write occasionally for ths
ApvecArs. Nothing would giss me greater
pleasure than 70 write Jon every week could
I find time 70 do 50. u 'iug lost much
time this year from my business in The good
Auss, end il incumbent upon me to pay
Close attention to business, in order to ,kseF
Ill things moving properly. l had intended
ere this TO give my friends, the re sders u
the ApvocArs, description Of my observe
tiou end pleasant Journey to the Garden
Cityefths west. Want ef time hes prs-
vsntsd, and I'll I can ssy It the prescott h
I hope that they ali-she delegates res
turnai hons - safely % myscH and =
pleased with their western journey, which
hasy ~ W. perfectly enjoyabk froa d.
Art p tAe iaat. Irsgrss vsry much 70 lear
Of Ne iTrsssllis's neetisg nth accident
. bslisss itissths hrst chat haPpsssd dsie-
gsts u sstEsr u the nsstings q ths Ma
tisasl Labor Onion, I'D \ nay b inssrsss.
ling to know that neither sickness nor death
~ SO tisitsd si,hs q thai bedy Of nea,
InaIf hSespapsr sruslss fsspsosiss che
Kirtt Hu< 80, Y = ~ psseties v plsss
hbos = ~ - eife6asy - rrepsrfY, ssd
npply 70 4 ths sams cootrelIieg eeasss
~ - = - shtess rsslsisa. Lasor =
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-12

49, ~ osganI1afion d ~ n5sotIne ~
pref6nnt nade a able ssd lpdu>n(
Ie6d14 q wkish b peid : hien II - =
- gnriele4 yirtV9e and phll11Aro(C
eptEi9 dlsplayc ~ -. lnembs5o e. - -
seslnlion ~ ~ eltis.ns II gseeeaL -
loped The ssiD wosld - eontinos1 md -
tssdei nntil - reseurdss Of he association
Ms adequa1o y II dsaands. Anenf ~
resolutions pesssd wss the following:
Rosolved, That this meeting approve the
pginciplss On which fhs sooclstion for the I'm.
provemsnt Of he condition Of The poor Of Balti-
more, ID founded, having fer IL object tks -
lisf and improvsalsr. Of the worthy poor With
out regard to circumstances Of birth, religious
denominations Political prsfsresss Or color d
the applicant
eoutinue dull and interesting, the psliti-
cal Agitation being sin NE esntrs d sttrss-
ton.
ZEE HOUSE cA1rnNTnns
held their regular nonthIy meeting on Wed
nesday evening, but - there VS. primary
election on that day. and a. the polls are
keT. open until nine o'clock at night, the
meeting was bat slimly attended.
rm yoURsrYxsn PLAsrEnsRs
met on Friday evening. The Attendance Of
members, a. usual, was good, but Dothing
Of int, sst, that could learn, transpired.
They are very reticsnt. ess slr~ ~
GorLyw FRxY,
the officer who shot the negress, BY the scci-
dental discharge Of his pistol, while In the
discharge OF his duty, was discharged By the
grand jury.
AID roR THE YELLOW yEvER sUvvEaERs.
On last Sunday collections were taken up
i'm all the churches in aid OF these Suffering
from yellow fever. The sum collected was
quite large, and was placed at the disposal
OF the proper parties. At q meeting OF the
Isrealites held on Sunday afternoon letter
from New Orleans. describing the gatherings
in that city, was read, and the sum Of ST.
200 was subscribed 10 few minutes. The
Rev. Mr.. Goodman, Of New Orleans, was
autographed to draw ON Baltimore for 81
zoe.
THEATRICAL.
ME-. Edwin Booth is playing an engage
ment at the Holiday street Theatre, and Mr..
James Proctor 10 20 open the Front Street
Theatre on Monday evening next. The Ger
man Theatre at the Concordis Opera House,
10 doing good business.
A gang OF rowdies in passing the residence
of Mayor Chapman threw q stone through
the parlor window, - 4sre he 5 at the
time sitting with bis family Unfortunate
" there were no pUlice in the neighborhood
and the parties are unknown.
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CHICAGO. SATURDAY, OCT is, 1851.
no the DELEGATES 10 the n. 4. u.
WAsnINerox. Sent. 6. 1861

AShlNGIoN, sept. b, 1871.
The following is a copy OF the resolution
recently passed by the National Labor Union,
assessing tax upon the respective oreaai-
cations therein mentioned, for the purpose
Of meeting the current expenses or de SEES.
sion
REsoLvE0,-That all n i8es unions els "A hour
leagues labor reias-p leagues represented az tie
present Congress, % assessed eight doltrf and
AK workingmen's unions, warkingmens lssem-
hhes, national and International aRiors, grand
eighthour leagues state organizations aud anti.
monopoly association and all other as ,ocia
tons Of represe Itstiye character, be as essed
fifteen dollars
II they have not already done 50, isle :
gates viii please remit immediately to the
tr-asurer, . Hinchciiffe, BelleviHe, H., the
amount due from their organization.
JC,G. WHALEY,
Presideat N. /. IT,
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-12

Qua Correspondence this week {, wor.
Thy Of especial notice, embracing as It
does letters from Norwich, ,Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Obersin. Baffllo and Nashville,
from some Of ti.s absest representatives Of
'tae Labor Reform movement In the country.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-12
THE ELECTION.

The working men Of Chicago, We are glad
70 state, are determined to make their iu-
Hueuce felt in the right direction, and have
determined to cast their united strength in
favor Of the Soldiers Candidate, GENERAL
OSBORNE. While they breathe no word of
reproach against Mr. Allen, as an officer,
they do not see upon what grounds be can
ask or expect to be re- elected to an Office
which has already paid him princeiy som,
while there are hundreds more deserving
and equally competent to Gil the Office. They
have determined, If possible, to break up
"ring" which for years has controlled al
most every ofhcs within the gift Of she pso-
pie, and which has never failed to make ns
10 fuence felt to their prejudice. They
realise that it is worth against wealth the
PEOPLE against political corruption; and IN
der the circumstance, cersiler the best thing
they can do is to co operate with those who
desire to reward the services OF a true pat
no.. and ut the same time clean those
augesn stables, which stink 10 the nossrils
Of every honest man. ssl
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!" rHE LIRERAL.,,

During the past week Ne were handed BY
friend, q copy Of y Journal Published in
this city, having the expressive title Of III
Libsrak Thinking 4, rhighs be- uhas fts
name implied, ia tho true aaceptation Of the
term, We were somewhat taken aback 70 end
thA i regarded itself as the expo1sssls u
Atheism foul and rank --and that its mis-
sion was q. ridicue and rsviIs the teAohines
Of Christ and his divinity. When We .ssnr
slider that the ~isest, the grsassst and The
best Of men have given their testimony . nd
sadors ,ment in behalf OF these truths, we do
not think THAI mach need BE- feared from its
exposures. The language Of Bishop Wat
sen, Of Liandaf, in reply to Tom P ins, naJy,
With slight notifications, DO again quoted
"Hou nayoexpese here and there an unsight-
ily shrse. which the good men Of 1sll ages
would have kept from public gate, but the
good cedars Of Lebanon will laugh at the
bluntnsssisf the Instrument and the fesble-
ness Of the stroke"
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-12
coRREsPo NDENcE.
FROM BALTIMORE.

o. tsas ssads .BALzix0RE, Oct. 8, 1857.
fHn NEW CONSTITUTION AgrAiRs-Mnsrlse
10y TEE PooHi AsseczA rseH--TRADs MxFysss --RsLL
vRos WIEpess-DascsAses ~ soTLHs Rsnv-AIp
soR YELLow Fsvsa sryrsn -. 4o., &C
70 the Eiitor Of me WoaxIssxAs's ADvoo. ~.
To-day the new Constitution Of the State
goes into operation. The one which ii SUI
percedes was forced upon the people Of this
State By fanaticism, inavery and military
usurpation. A SEQ Of men ia whom the peo-
pie Of Maryland never had confidence, as
sisted By handful Of low politicians, whose
ideas of craftsmanship could be amply &C
|commodatsd ia the bead Of u tom Tit"
under the protection Of the military power,
not Of the United States, but Of Congress,
foisted on the people of Maryland, was q
base instrument, which they called con-
stitution, and by which two thirds Of the
voters were disfranchised because they exer-
cised the right of American freem~e and
dared to differ in opinion with the would be
aristccrats and military satraps who ruled
the State in 1864. II 10 this disgraceIuI and
.yrannical instrument which the people Of
the State, in the exercise of their sovereign
power conferred on them by their sires Of
'T6, have this day consigned to oblivion, and
in it, place adopted one which Contains the
principles Of American liberty and civiIiza-
!: ~. --- ift
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-12

more than tA., prices lqg doing that rIddk
Congress can mnch be!s do without any
price. Our nalipz Dad only A. isshs -
notes making ihenn good Tor allparpssss u
ucss5. and cohs4iibIs into government
bonds, bearing trem one 70 three per cent,
see to tLs anoa6t Of from thIrsy 10 fdsty
dollars for eash person in lhs nation, and
more than ont-half Of our burdens are rollsd
of.
Asiour space is alrta,' Y occupied Tor this
Es,k, We defer the further consideration Of
the subject until next issne--and in the
mean time invite directors 10 speak out that
we fnay Consider wen. - ------.=-
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-12

Z The eleciion Of this gentleman possesses
more than an ordinary Significance, though
as might have been. anticipated, the issues
involved and the means employed TO secure
it have already been misrepresented By the
partisan press Gen. Carey owes his sus-
cess to the trades union mechanics OF Gin
einnati, and to them alone, and bis election
should be taken as signal rebuke to those
politicians who, undertook to ignore the
claims of labor, aud over ride the rights Of
laboring men. Prssumins on their strength,
they nominated trickster who had been
known as lifelong opponent Of trades
anionism, and dearly have they paid for
their ternerisy. To our friends in that city
who have worked so arduously for success,
the result must be peculiarly gratifying ;
its effects on oar friends shfoaghout the
country will also be of the most inspiring
character. Three times three and tiger. for
the workingmen Of Cincinnati.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-12
POLITICAL AFFAIRS.

ton. rFsaa a ftaft
POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
The Democratic conservative party, or
more properly spsaking, the Democratic par
ty, for the Conservative party Of the State
having performed its mission, has united
with the Democratic party, and now form
but one party, have nearly completed their
-tickstlf6r the fall slection---shat "a for the
city. The mayoralty convention met pursu-
ant g aajo6thmsni, stthe Front stress The
atre. On Monday night, to receive the report
of tas connistes appointed to notify Mr..
B4nks Of bis ssninssion BY the convention
IVY the position Of mayor. A Ie.ter vas
IFshd from Mr.. Bsnks ssesptine the nss,na-
too, in which, altar thasking the ecnvsa-
tien For the honor conferred upon Aam, he
sayA: rAsfinR TINA 20 sAsssa By the peo-
pie, ana esslsted by council alike inspired,
am sure that the achieved welfare Oh the
community viii essisle ell the oo-labcrePs 20
apuolic estimation, which cannot fail to o.
tisfy tho political party Of which have been
o lifelong member, and whose exercise Of
power 10, ct this period, 20 importaat in e.
escting m honest sdministration Of civil a..
faires"s Az The nomination 10 looked upon
a. equivalent to an election, il ID important
20 seoare geed men, and am happy 70 add
tAat the nomiuatios Of Mr.. Banks gives gen.
efal sasisfaction to the workingmen Of this
city who arr interested In the labor move
meut. r was resolved that each ward
select nae dclegate for the STATE 90
ventfoD and one delegate - large. The
Hon. homas g. Prts, exJUnited States
senat ~ A~as sAossn delsgsts u lssge. Y
DHxoczAr1c sHxzdf4Lsr coxvssTsos. -.
,Fus body charged with the duty Of nomi.
mating candidates for the Offices az Sheriff.
Stale Attorney and City Sarvevor, sssen-
bled ct the Front street Thsatrs, on We'd
nesday, the, .second, and. On ths first ballos
nominated Ar. John W. Davis fer. .shsriR.
a Leo Knott for State Attarney, snd Sinon
y MaFtinet forGity Sasvsgos. 81. @, n 81
agE ts TEE raDsoAr PxKsY. ~ NJ f'.i
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CenEresa ought 90 lisxe Appropriated to tha widow
ana her csiidren the sun ma Mr. Lincoln wond have
tectfNeo hnh ne no. beer esssssinat a. Yifs wcaid
nav" zen little eneugh It's very niagaruy piece Of
hasit s. @ give them tut ten months and twenty day
sAsfFan act that rsreivsn The sanction OF the
pubic censeience. The anne rests N mart! pea hap-
2 thoss sho h-ousht the resolution forsara - moi
PfrefiS presenting the nttsr before the legislal
r. We trust that 'hs~ in0is del gatian irrespec
Tvs q larry, a. the ensuing session Of Congress wii
- Ipeh an aPnrpflstoa Of The residue the tfary
WAT President Lincoln would have receiv a slad he
h'si 9nt msteEm Ana in the HieAntirae. ne sisndz
ald ad irers Of Mr. Liucan and those xbo Received q
sor- a. his hands testify thsh respect ~ rs
memory and appreciation OF The benskts he conferred
un n IN ~ hebtng nurses Of cToeabseks and or
sa-ding m 70 tbe widow without delay Taere need
pe no 'eir o. gissae To- much soon avinr rHrt
Nith ~ household furniture aud oerng her ar
ro'e TT sale g pr care the II and urs
70 educate her boy IS high tn- inst she received re-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10
The Washington Library Cen.
nAmV.

NO W oS0103tO0 AAOf0Ry Cen
panv.
In order that the benevolent object Get forth in
this circular may be successfully accomplished.
have issued five series Of Fine steel Plate Rn-
cravings, which are PIT on subscription ct pri-
ces much below their retail value.
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK IN THR WASH
lNGrON LIBRARY COMPANY
will be issued, stamped with the seal Of the Co.,
and signed BY the Secretary. (Nons others gen
uinel.
ANY person sendins u One Dollar or paying
the same TO our local Agents. will receive immc-
diately fine Steel Plate Engraving. at choice
from the following lis., and Ons Certificate Of
Stock, insuring One Present in our published
schedule.
ONE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGS.
No MY Child Nv Child" No 2-They'rs
Saved They're Saved" NoS-"Old Seventy.
siI or. the Early Days Of the Revolution
Any person paving TWO DOLLARS viii 70.
ceive either Of the following fns Steel Plates. y
choice, and Two Certificates Of Stock, thus be-
coming entitled TO Two Presents.
TWO DOLLAR ENGRAvIN0S.
"wsshngton's Last Interview with his Mothes'
THREE DOLLAR ENGRAvlNGS.
ANY person paving THREE DOLLARS will
receive the besutiful Steel Plate Of
"HOME FROM THE wAE"
and Three Certificates Of Stock. becoming ent
tied to Three Presents.
FOUR DOLLAR EN0RAvlNGS.
ANY person paving FOUR DOLLARS shsii
receive the large and splendid Steel Plate Of
THE PERILS OF OUR FOREFATHERS.
and Four Certificates Of Stock, emitting them
10 Fonr Presents.
FIVE DOLLAR EN0RAvlNGS
Any person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall
receive the large aud splendid Steel Plate Of
THE MARRIAGE OF POCAHONTAS."
and Five Certificates Of Stock, emitting them TO
Five Presents.
Tie engravings and Certifc ates will be deliv-
cred 10 each subscriber at our Local Agencies,
or sent by mail, postpaid, or express, ~ may
be ordered
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10

NHB MOST EMINENT PIAYERs AND MOST
Competant Judges hsve given their unqualified
approval Of these Tsblee. The Orkmans6tp y VI
the most ecieniine and accurate description labor
or expense being spared 20 sustsn the reputation a.
ready achieved BY Ksvanagh Deckess THhleo-
Parties desiring Tables wt ind prices = low %
good woi can possibly be made for.
Western ONCE and WaYeroom, ~ wabash Ave-,
Chicago. L. }. gibson, General Agent.
Send for Cireuiare and Price List mchS-df
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10
FOss' DaeCOvERY
FOR TINE H.aIR

poisonous preparations which do not accomplish
whst they are advertised TO do.
EO1As DuSCOvERY
VIII positively reproduce heavy and natural growth
of Hair up0n those pafte Of the head where q ~
fallen %. ~ ORES ing. aleo. n cannot o. 80
p&tcd IL u sxquistely periumed and = ~. 10y
OF gummy Ike many q the vile compounds put oe-
ore the bDhiic.
after n,jnv This di,coverv iour months, had q
1Rr.s. HEAvy, LuxcsfsFr HrAp ov HsfH,
when Al the OF this preparation
send Tor testimonials and Photographic Of J.
Foe. before ard ner using tile discovery, also Cir
tinr ater al well known persons In Boston Who are
personally acquainted with the wonderful 8 ecte VI
fDes Discovery.
Price 81 res bottle. For eale b. DEueeiets even
w0sss. HtB6enT = CO. P0ODS1ooOss, - Tremce
Row. 0ool0os 0aso. oe0410W11
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10
GREAT DISTRIBUTION
new YORK GIFT COMPANY !
Every Ticket Draws q Prize.
ONE mla.LlON DOLLARS (.

II A chance 10 draw any OF the above Prscs by
purchasing a Sealei Ticket for 20 cents.
TICKETS describing each Prize are Sealed In En-
q Seated Ticket viii be drawn, without choice. and
delivered at our Office. sent By mail to any address
The priae named upon II viii BE- delivered to the
ticket holder on receipt ONE DOLLAR.
You will know wha, your prize 10 before you pay
for it, Any prize will be exchanged for another Of
NO BLANKS.
REyrRrxcxs-7he following persons have lately
Drawn valuable prizes from this Company, and kind
ly permitted the use OF their Nance
j Minor, 56s Sixth Avenue, 500: Mrs
Collins. IS Nelson Place. n T.. 500: Miss Cook,
Chicago. H.. Piano, value Siia Boyd. New Ha-
ven. Gold Watch. So; koht Furman. Dubuque,
Sewing Machine. .loo. Henry McCuum. Louisville,
Nv. 81 D: Col T taneom. Washnrton u { Mn.
sical BOX $50 l. II knapp. "a lih -. T., Piano.
goo u II Benedict. New orleans, Gold Watch 800.
A Barnes ATLANTA Ga, t5t0. III sutton. Nash
vile. Tenn Melodeon, $50 Edw Da, ION, Mobile,
Ala, Diamond Cluster hing $3.50; Payne. Bnrling
ton, Vt, Sieo: l. Ferris. springfield. III, Diamond
Pin, 500 Mrs WedgewOod. Trenton, y. j. &iuo,
Thos Barrett Jr ~ Gay street. Ral,ina re. sewing
Machine, 41a; II. u. Ahrens, - Main 1T Buffalo.
$loo; W n Palmer, New Bedford. Mass. ldW atch
tll3 Miss Rove, Ninth aud SAMSON sts. fhila \,
Gold Watch 4ian: r J Pratt, Hick- strcet. Brook
yn. $500. NJ Caldwell. Bagrs Hotel. uca, $1,000
& Cammeyer Detroit, Mich. Gold Watch, 500; Mrs
d Crissey, Hartford, Conn, Silver Set, $40. A
Schultz, louisville. Ky. Diamond Ring e2'a; Geo
Fourth Avenue. cor 18th ct. N Y, Piano. 500.
Opinions of the Press.
The New York Gift Company are distributing many
valuable prizes. We have examined their manner OF
doing business and know them o. be a fair dealing
arm, Their plan i more satisfactory than Prescn
tation Festivals NJ they DRAW every dar and the
subscriber need not pay for the prize d. avn, uEsss
Ouited.-taxette. y. Y. Oct 81
The Git Establishment OF II. BARros & Co at 5a
Broadway. Is daily attracting crowds OF visitors Ia
wtne-e the drawing process. The investment 10 hut
% cents for the chance and the prize drawn. if ssts
factory. L. Immediately delivered for one dollar
friend OF Ours sst week drew $500 prize which b.
promptly received. Transcript Sept 29ih. 1867.
~ Our Patrons can depend fair, honorable
dealinR The Prize drawn will BE- delivered Al ouI
Office regardless OF it, value. promptly cent d.
rected. ~ return mail or Express.
Ltbesal Inducements 10 Agents Satisfaction Guar
antred
tRSix Tickets for dollns 10 for q, % for e5
All letters should DO addrespedt TO
II. BARTON 4 CO.,
nov3S-d&w6 500 Broadway. New York.
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Pa1pabSe HITS.

The appended collection of squibs ca the
iiiosvncracies Of some Of the prominent
actors IN our national drama are among the
mos. ingenious that have ever found their
vsv into print. They will not fail 70 ''set
the table in . roar"
coxxxxy, is courLxrs on sns LArs REACTION.
The taxes ere clearly popular grievance,
Let's wine GU. the debt o: the at;on.
T. Ssrvsss
p, m, on the course if you can't win the race,
have lard my pipe thoroughly.
sALxou r. CHAss.
Ou- best hopes in the use OF cash lie.
Bribery . the card to win with.
I won't see the negro defrsuded with stll lips,
Blsct suffrage or death 10 the war cry of
vRulIPs,
Reputation that's the gun
To door the RAIDS with.
Pssplzros.
think-no matter what I think. I shsnt
Disclose my thoughts at present.
The ultras have rendered our fix an unpleas-
ant un,
fEssaxpax.
lmpesch The White House traitor humble;
To smash him is 10 conquer.
Had the party but followed the zrsbxss and me,
Wed have carried New York by ten tn ousand.
II. q.
Thank God there's an end to the 7rt5snes wild
creed,
Who killed thu, Cock Robin 'twas l.
TuuRLow WED.
Damn towards am like Jack Csde
For root and branch work.
The people no more can hum, nor
Even lie ad the Senate.
SusSsR.
or party's camp the sharpest sutler,
| " hoover wins, I'm hunk.
Brx BurLsn.
We had New York, but couldn't handle her,
| So lost both game" and "tsilow.''
CuAxDLga.
How are you, Bully Thaddeus, say,
Deposc me. will you Try
Al
guessed all wrong, and now Savney
They call unhappy
| DsAp Duck FoaxsY.
Next year we'll give the RAds one pill more
| And save the Union.
MmLAap FrLLnoas.
Ha hal it comes home 10 each liar and felon
Who hissed-the vile reptiles-at
0soaos D. AcCLsLLAs.
Our New York victory was . screamer.
Gsd bless the State.
HoaAslo SsYUus.
Is glad the Rsds are beaten.
JAuEs BucsASAN.
The negro's walked the plank, he drifts to lee
Well, lie, him drift he's nothing now to
SswARS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10

oHER cos r. j. California Port and Sherry
Vince from the famous vineyards planted by the early
Monks At Los Angeles These are delicious table
wines for family use. Imported GIN brandy and 9TH
e. liquors Of tho best brands directly from bond
Samples given free Of charge. A. SPEER.
For sale ny HARRISON 4 SHARKS. Davenport;
and GLENN 4 Hincklcy. Rock leland. Trade supplied
by Fuller. Finch X Fuller. Chicago. maya%diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10
The laalenic lasaasase.

The aalemic lassiS0te.
We would advise those seeking medical
advice 70 carefully read the card Of this In
stitution, which has been Published in our
columns for nearly two pears. The Insti-
tuts Vas established about ten years ago,
aud chartered IN 1860 is under control Of
responsible ply aicians, who devote them
selves exclusively to the treatment Of dis
eases pertaining to the Gsnito- urinary or
gAns, Or, ~ 10 generally expressed, "privats
diseases, this. however. 10 only fanei-
ful name. It's we'll known that these Or
gsus, like all parts Of the human organism,
are obnoxious TO disease many Of these
entirely innocent In character, but from
their nature are wont 10 be looked upon -
rejecting discredis upon those who are 80
unfortunate as 10 he thus afflicted.
This kind OF thing should cease, and il 10
high time that liberal views should take The
place Of puritsnism, and that fossils should
be replaced by lire men. "Speeialities !"
are the legitimate fruit of an accumulation
Of knowledge, and because unprinciplcd
persons seize upon this opportunity and
reap rich harvests by working upon the
fears Of those Who have reason, from hav-
ing tIAuoRteoScO uUtOtc laws, W UeueSc
that they are not what they should be. !"
Honorable men ought not to be baked and
sneered ct because Of their efforts to fur
nish Aid legitimately where il is so much
needed.
In conclusion we would say that in our
opinion, an Institute Of this kind, under
superln.endence Of intelligent and educated
ply sicians, 10 just 40 much Of . necessity
in the land As orphan asyiums, or other like
institutions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10

The Rev. Father Lavslle, the we'll
known Irish speaker, has commenced On
action against the London Daily Telegraph
for calling him consecrated rufiian.