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Smyrna times., 1867-09-04

IMPEACHMENT. The course Of the Presi
dent has revived the impeachment scheme
again. Many believe that he has no intention
Of carrying out the laws of Congress if he can
defeat them indeed, it is thought that he
would deny the authority of Congress as "a
body hanging on the verge of the Govern
ment," and refuse to submit to its authority.
Many persons and number of newspapers
that have heretofore looked upon impeach-
ment as wild scheme of few individuals,
now begin to apprehend that the President
may make the step necessary. Journals that
formerly regarded the project as a mere Wis
ionary scheme now speak of it as a possibility.
Among the journals that have opposed i'm
peachment is Harpr's Weekly. 1t now says
NGreat exigepcies are not averted by deny
ing that they exist. Andrew johnson will 20
just as far as he dares, and his daring will be
limited only by infexible opposition. We
presume that no body supposes that he would
not use violence if he could Let him there
fore be watched, and let him understand that
he is watched. Let him learn by the planest
expression that every act of defiance Of what
he knows to be the loyal popular will of the
country, however it may be technically author
lied, is an act which Teconcies hundreds OF
thousands to his impeachment who had always
thought it inexpedient. Let him know that
much Of tho opposition to impeachment sprang
from the feeling that he had not deliberately
set himself to defeat the will of Congress, and
that those who opposed it until that intention
was clear would earnestly advocate it whcr
that intention was beyond doubt. His pueril,
plot 70 duplicate Judge Holt and other Radi
cal men with wretched conspiracy has ridic
ulolsly failed. lie has done more than seemed
possible for any man to do to increase sympa
thy with the extreme Radical tendency Ill
is desperate man, and desperation daies an
fhinn ~
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04

The BOMBAY Hook R. R.-The proposed
Smyrna and Delaware Bay Railroad is again
looming up. The Vineland Railway Co. are
making every effort to construct their road
from Atsion, the southern terminus of the
Delaware and Raritan Bay Railroad, to Stowe
Point, opposite Bombay Hook. This will give
South Jersey direct, cheap route to New
York City. They desire to unite our PENN
sua in the enterprise, in view Of its great and
increasing fruit growing interests. An agent
of the Vneand Railway co. arrived in town
last evening to consult with the Directors Of
the Smyrna and Del. Bay Co., with regard tC
the matter Mr. Lands, President of th'
| Vineand Railway Co., designs visiting ou
town in week or two to have the enterpris,
fully inaugurated, if possible. Geo. w. Cum
Minis, Esq, is president Of the S. & D. B. Co
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04

THE JUBILEE. E.-The Sunday School jubilee
for Smyrna Circuit is being held in Jonathan
Browns woods, near Brenford station. Eeight
or nine schools are present. The Stony Brook
school, Of Blackbird, attracted considerable
crcditable display.
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04

General Grant, it is reported, has asked to
be relieved from attendance at Cabinet meet
ings, except when military matters are under
discussion. His reason is that he believes it
improper for military officer to participate in
merely political discussions
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04

THE great amount OF time consumed by the lau'cs
in dressing aud arranging their hair must make any
article which would lessen their labor particularly
desirable. Rings Vegetable Ambrosia leaves the
hair in such condition render the dressing and
arranging very easy matte 1t mparts to it that
glossy appearance so nuch admired, cleanses the
SCALP from dandruf and all hurnors, AMI prevents
b4ldness promotes its growth and restores gray
hair to its original color.
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04

The Wallace Restaurant, just above the
Postoffice, is all the time becoming moro pop
ular under the management OF It's energetic
and gcntlomanly proprietor, q. W. Standlsh,
The kind. hence it's the most literally patron
zed m All the wines and liquors are of tho
best brands. None but the best sold at this
establishment.
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04

A clerk in Iowa city says . A very pretty
aud nobby young lady called in the store the
other day to see our lavender lid gloves,
whereupon she was shown several different
with so great variety, she asked Which
OF those pairs are the lavenderest Z"
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04

ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A Gentleman who has
suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay, and all the effects of youthful ndscretlon,
will, for the sake of suffering humanity. send tree
to all who need it, the recipe and directions f"F
making the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing TO oft by the advertisers expr-
rirnce, can do so b addressing, in perfect cOnh'
dence, JOHN b. OGDEN.
AZ Cedar ST., New York.
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04

Gen. Pope has ordered the election for d
convention in Alabama to take place on the
first of October.
Gen. Candy has gone to relieve Sickles of
the command of the Second Military District.
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04

PREMIUMS. AT the monthly meeting of the
Smyrna Loan Association, last week, $1,000
were loaned at % per cent.
At the meeting of the Diamond State Asso
citation, Monday evening, 500 were sold a
% Oer cent
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04
EREEIN EBOEID'S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARlLI,sl

ERADICATES ERUPTlYE and ULCERATIyE
DISEASES vi The
THROAT, NOSE, EYES, EIELIDS, SCALP.
and SKIN,
Which so disigure the appearance, Purgins IL,
evil effects of mercury and removing all Insrs M
remnants Of Diseases, hereditary UtherwHe und !.
taken bv Adults and Children with perfect Safety
Two Table .spOoniuls OF the extract Of Sarsaparlls
added pint of water, is equal /" ih- Llsbon D.i
Drink, and bottle is equal 10 a gallon OF The Syrtn
OF Su rsa rIlln, the deCOciiunS usua V made
An Interesting Letter is published ia Tie M-dlrc.
ChImrg,cal Review. on The SUI J4rI OF Ihe Extract q
Sarsa patIlla ia certain affections. bV BENJAMIN Tn
ers, F. x. ). &c. Speaking ri IhOso dI,en.ep sr.
dSeas arising from the Of ercury he atau.
that remedy equal To the EUrarI ot Snt,. ?.
rIlla power extraordinary, more 80 Ihnn spv
other drug acquainted with II IF IA the SlfIt let
tonic with this inv alulhle Fhute That II u
applicable 10 state OF The system SnHken and va
irritable renders other substances Oi Lbs tunt
class unaVa aIiabie or injurious.
IIELMROLD'S
| Concentrated Extract Sarsaparilla
! Established upwards Of 10 years. Prepared by
H. Il. HELMBOLD.
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST,
NV 22d 5JI Rroadway, Y
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04

MILFORD ITEMs.-Two more vesseles have
been launched at Milford, ono at the yard OF
Jas. Deputy and one at VIM. B. Scribner s.
Both are 400 tons burthen. This makes five
launches at that town within a month.
The Excelsior Base Ball Club have ehalleng'
ed the Atlas Club of Delaware City to play a
match game at the former grounds, at Mil
ford
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04

A CLEAR SMOOTH SKIN and beautiful complexion
io lows the use Of HELMB0LD's HIGHLY CUNCENTRA-
TED EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
II removes black sFOls plmples, and all eruPuohS
OF the skin and autumn
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04

Delaware State Bonds, Delaware Railroad Si9rk.
and Farmers Bank ) Ock for sale All descriptions oil
reliable Stocks and Loans bought aud sold On Com
mission. by John McLear Il Son, Bankers Ne. 6O'
Market ST., Wilmington. Del.
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04

HELMBnLDs EXTRACT SARsAPAR.LLA cleanses and
renOvaeS the blood, Inslis The VIgnr OF health INTO
the system, and purges ont the humors that make
disease.
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04

Banking House ofJohn McLear & Son, No.
COZ Market St., Wilmington, Del. We con-
vert U. S. 3-iO into sos at best rates and
buy and SELL at the most liberal current pri-
ces, 5000, l0-4O0, 1881 and 1900. We keep on
hand and for sale, U. S. Internal Revenue
Stamps in amounts to suit customers. Gold,
Silver and Compound Interest Notes wanted.
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04

SENATOR TRUMBULL ON SUFFRAGE
the new paper Just started in Chicago, the Ad-
yauce. we find an article from Senator Trum-
bull, of Illinois, a prominent Republican in
the present Congress, i'll which he denies that
Congress has the right to regulate suffrage in
the States, however desirable it may be in the
minds of many to abrogate the unjust discrimi
nation or account of color He says the only
clause in the Constitution on the qualification
of voters is as follows:
The House of Representatives shall be
composed OF members chosen every second
year by the people Of the several States, and
the electors in each State shall have the quail
ticatiopS requisite for the m Ost numerous branch
of the State Legislature.
This, he contends instead of ofconferring upon
Congress the right to regulate the qualification
of voters, leaves it to the States thems elves,
and upon these qualifications, whatever they
may be in the several States, members OF Con-
gress are voted for.
He further denies that that clause which
requires that the United States guarantee to
every State in this Union republican form OF
government cOnfers the right upon Congress,
because it would be inconsistent with the clause
above quoted, which allows the States to fix
the qualifications of electors of the most nu
merous branch of their Legislatures; and be-
cause, further, republican government does
not depend upon the number of people who
participate in the primary election Of repre-
senatatives." u. S. Senators are not voted fo
directly by the people; neither is the Presi
dent Judges and other officers are not voted
for in many States. This does not IN axe then
anti-republican. The republican form of gov
ernment to be guaranteed to each State is
government of such character as existed i
the States when the Constitution was framed
The Constitutional amendment now pend
ing before the States shows that Congress doc
not consider it had such authority, becaus
it contains clause declaring that when th
right to vote in any State is denied to an
male citizen twenty-One years of age, the baSi
of representation from such State shall be Fl
duced in the proportion which the number I
such male citizens bears to the whole numb(
Gf male citizens twenty-one years of age
such States; thereby clearly leaving it
the States to deny the right to such Of its ci
izenS as it should think proper"
Senator Trumbul insists that there are b
two ways to accomplish the result-cither f
the States themselves to adopt it, which he t
yors, or by an amendment to the Constitute
pf the United States.
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04
n,vI5

In TIE SPRING MoNTHs, the system naturally uh'
dergues a change, and IIelmbOld's Highly COnceh-
trated E1irnel uI SarsaparIa asslsienI 0i Inc
greatest value.
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER

As an internal remedy, has equal. In cases oi
Cholera, Summer Complaint, Dyspepsia, Dysrntcrv,
Asthma, il cures in one night, by taking it tnernau'
and bathing with it freely. 1t is the hest lnimenI
in America. Its action is like magic, when e1terna!
applied to bad sores, burns scalds, and spran-. f%
the sick headache and toothache don't fail to try IT.
In short, it is a Pain Killer
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER This medicine las
become article Of commerce, thing no medicine
ever became before Pain Killer is as much an item
in every bale of goods sent 10 country merch.n'
tea, coffee, sugar, Tins speaks volumes in ,,s
favor Glenns Falls Messenger
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04

HELMBoLDs CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARsAPA.
RILLA, is the Great Blood Purifier,
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04

DEAFNESS, Blindness. and Catarrh. treated WIN
the utmost success, by DIR. j. IsAACs. Ocnllst anu
Aurist, (formeriy Of Levden, HOand1 No. SO5 ARC"
Street. Philade phia. Testimonials from the most ~
liable in the city and country be seen
his office. The medical faculty are invited 10 az
company their patients. he has secrets IN nv ~
parctce' Artificial eyes inserted without pam Ne
charges made for examination. myS.ly.
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04

Nor FEW Of the worst disorders that atl Ct maj :
kind arise from corruption of the blood. HFIMRoLDs
EXTRACT SARsAPARiLLA is a remedy Of the utnO''
value.
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04
CHEAPEST CARPETS in PHILADELPHIA
AND MnERE TO Buy THENL

AND WHERE TO BUY THEM.
Almost every one has heard of EVANS CHEAP CAR.
PET STORE, where you can hny your goods lower Than
al any other establishment. and make yOur seIeclIchs
from one of the largest aud finest stocks OF
BRUSSELS, THREE. Ply. INGRAM. STAIR and Rag Car
pets; on CLOTHS. MATTINGs. WINDOW SHADES &c.
We are selling Carpets two yards WIDE. only Sl.0V
Don't buy without examining tOw prices, aRd bS
certain that you get into the right store
JOHN NJ. EVANS,
mr6 2m No. 3l7 ". 2d ST. above NIne
and directly opposite Wood ST.. PhIiada.
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04

John McLear 4 Son, Bankers, No COZ Mar
ket ST., Wilmington, Del, have for sale Della
ware State Bonds, Delaware X. Il. Stock, Far
mers' Bank Stock, North Missouri T. Il.
Bonds, Union Pacific r. r. Bonds, Phila.
Will & Bait Il. r. Bonds, and Lchigh Navi
CATION per cent Bonds.
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04

John McLear a. Son. Bankers. No. COZ Market Oh
Wilmington Del. have received the agency Tor lns
sale of 5000 900 Of the First Mortgage Coupon bOhu
interest, which they are offering al very desirable
rates. Parties hOlEing other Securities which ihey
wish 20 change can do SO at full market prices.
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04

YOUNG LADIES, bEWAHE!
OF tho injurious effects of Face Powders and
Washes All such remedies close up the pores Of the
skin and in a short tine destroy the complexion. II
Won would have fresh. healthy and youthful appear
ance use HELMBoLDs EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA.
Smyrna times., 1867-09-04
YOUNG LADIES, BEWARE

QUANTITY rS. QUARRY. Helmbold's Extract Saf
saparIila The dose is small. Those who de lrj q
large quantity and large doses of medicine ERR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-28

ton = the brst3 creation, this al Ne lad.
bsen'shservsd Thus far and no AM
MAJ When he nd. insisted - q.
scent from the esriiis. he told thsX IS Very
well; you have your choice Of ANCESTOR. --Adan
Or gorilla, ~ for me, Who ,Asxe. beea in
the haunts Of the beast with which you claim
relationship. you. must e1cpD @ei'E "a
Thanking the audience for their kind and pa-
tient attention, Mons Du Ehxiifu retired amid
hearty applause. .~@oy ainoeaN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-28

SSemals Presided Coca fellow, alfioy(, mead
Den, al bqsineG o. takes his vii to tn
SPera insa fspE-hons eArriage, the otlff ride
3siumph sntly d Itfeet omnibus. The GOD
fellow never can b cross to anybody but his
wife, for fear of making himself unpopular; the
mean man il 70 sour with all the rest Of the
world that he has not one particle Of il1-tempsr
to spare at home. | UOl ,CE S1GQ
Love rules the camp. the court. the grove.
For love h heaven, and heaven Is love !"
but n Won't buy beef. "A mean man seldom gets
= salubrious" he il too mean His wife ia never
iealouh She knows all women hate him, be-
cause he is mean, and she rather likes it. She
laughs and grows fat. Good fellow drinks: too
kind hearted to refuse; and he loves everybody.
Good fellow's wife pale and emaciated, decrepit
with care and full Of sorroY; mean eass's wife
hale and hearty fat red faced, and weighs q
ton. Am I rightp e '5esaasta q y '-iii %
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-28

n w. GRIGGS. Attorney and Osapssllpss at
lie Law VIII give prompt attention toany com
united 70 his care inauy Of the Courts Of adn.
ing countless Special attention given agencies and coss
tons conveyancing and investigating ttIsS once In Hoe
Lelsnds block, northwest Of Court Hcess square
Ottawa, Illinois. feb96
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-28

The Missouri Republican has a correspondent
Fho undertakes the thsnkless task of defending
hean men. He endeavors to prove, in an elsbd.
fate essay, the superiority of the .,nean man" d
We Spcd fellow" Of our period. \ And IN good
eeothe, he Comes nearer to success in his tast
HAN it is polite to acknowledge. n
One thing that a mean man ia remarkable fotI
his reliability You always know where Is
md him. Ask him TO contribute = test;mor;T
p Podgers. or subscribe for the relief of Smu.uI
We says No. But he acts No. He don't give Y
fent. But put the same appeal to 4 "yoed fei.
bw,' snd he says, "Csrtainly, my dear BOY.
Put 4e down for "" And you do nut him
fwn for a Y, subsequently enjoying tn. privi-
kgapf making the subseriptisn good out Of your
kS*n pocket For good fellowr always saJs
YES, but never acts yes.
So far ~S hsxa disceursed on the tsxt viva,
h our topic. Now let the correspondent spesk
Rr himself:' i'N'l '-'' pf.' b. iNi snh's'R
RI Who makes the better husband: At the r;i
brihksHks avn a. tofrentsS hSl Siictionn ~
unprotected head, ! shall still adhere TO tlE
sn who Is supposed to. have no heart Or Yen, Yen1
pc human sentiment. The good fellow Tor
pver, Vie mean man for q. hu.band. The lsttl1
III f6b'an creation u supply fis household
be former will rob his family t6e asoosnm6da2
1hs mrrtH6-xuunmiwHl
Lonis in a solid column up and down Fourth
street. and If don't get ninety.nine votes on,
1T one hundred in favor Of my PROPOSITION will
treat the drinking community to 4 barrel Of vip
and water on the occasion Of the first election Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-28
4rufessiaaai CxfaS.

NYRUS A. LELAND, Attvspey md Counseies
~ Law, Ottawa, Illinois. once in Leland Bushns
Block, west Of Court House Square rloLQ eep q u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-28

II e. LEWIS. Attorney ana Councillor At Law.
-. ONCE n Hoes 1Leands block. rdrtAvest corsr Of
Court House Square, Ottawa Ills
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
GENERAL. NEW ..

The United Kingdom during the year 1865
imported the enormous number 33s SIS, $50
eggs.
There are, doubtless, says the Galveston
5000 900 head Of mea: cattle in Texas.
Webster's spelling book sold laa. wear 1t
the rate Of 5.lSl copies for each working
day. The whole number printed has reach>
ed forty millions
The inn orts tions Of vine and brandy at
New York last year amounted 70 Is, $50, $50.
There were 1905. 5s7 bottles Of champagne
brought in.
Great distssss prsvsils 1t Nytilsns 10
Consequence u the earthquake. A tsls>
gram frsa Berlin says that IN impression
prevailed that the whole island would b
swallowed up.
General B. z. Butler gss into the Penn.
sylvanis svenus cars 10 Warrington . few
days since. The car WAS quite full. A.
sooo q he entered one Of the passengers
stood up and said Ladies and gsnslsmsa
pot your bands upon your pocket beoks,
tSSus Du0Ct - bu wv VoI8s Oukb0B kVo VNAo
at the next crossing.
A British association for exploring Palss.
tine has discovered what is supposed 70 Be
the remains Of the aynagogue Of Caperni
u'n. This will Do the only building in
which the Saviour Was when on earth which
can be identified at this day.
| A Louisville paper says not oaly in Ken.
lucky, but in Tennessee also. the wheat
crop is more extensive than usually seen,
and promises an abundant yield.
The Cincinnati Gazette says that all anxi.
ely about the wheat crop may now be dis>
missed, - that crop is in good condition
and doing we'll.
A two year cd seer Of VIM. Nelson's
Of Wales, Hampdsn county, Mass. which
was recently killed, had two hearts inolcs<
ed in Two separate spartments, with arter>
les running from each. This il said TO BE-
the first instance Of the kind On record.
The Charleston On. o. Time speaks sn.
coursgingly Of the wheat crop. Il has nsv.
er presented more promising appearance.
More than an average brssdsh has been
sown. the stand Is remarkably good and
the stock green and vigorous. L. has not
advanced fer enough to DO injured BY the
late unparalleled weather, but the peaches
and apricots have been killed. The
prospect for an sbundsnt harvest 10 6at-
tering. and the people are advised to
raise corn and wheat fret, and ssston after
wards.
A writer in San Francisco paper, NOV
ed BY vision Of journsying BY sailroad
from New York to that city, s,2l9 miles.
in Ave days and nine hours. his least ex-
travsgant estimate, exrlaims: Then faro
veil orr isolation farewell sea sickness !;
farewell seventeen days baskisg In the
sesthing tropics farewell the Isthmus and
it, fevers and good-for- nothing, impudest
population farewell that jaiI-liks g. aas-
msnt and mono:ony on ship board adieu
old acquaintanees. but never frisnds-ws
will bid you all willing farewell when the
railroad is completed. Then win be liter.
ally insugurated our year Of Jubilee. The
subject is full Of poetry, but csn the poetry
Of words equal the poetry Of facts, ~ seen
in the rashing mp through these snow-clad
old mountains Of the iron horse. our literal
cloud>compelling Jove and poet laureate
Of science and progress
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08
colToN's SELECT FlAvoRs.
Of Choice Frules, Spices. etc.
Deltetesss. ssstetlw Pure, and o.

Del6eiOsse. ~estctlu Pure, and ~
Ussr6rWlled Strength.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD TRY THEM.
Their great sucecee 10 eimply because 'one-thirdo
the quantity u more than equal ~ the ordinary ~
vosing Extrect." and they ere the
TRUE RICH FLA FOR OF THE FRUITS.
Those who desire the best
Seek them for thsis sapesios navos.
Those " no ~ 1o0 - &cO0o1ml10
Seek them fos their great stsengsA.
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALko WITH THEN.
LOVERS OF CHOICE YLAvOR0 IN CITIES
SUMNER RESORTS, AND EVERY
WHRkR SEEK THIN
ns1seenese IN lsdo end lete-lntsOduced = 1905
Governors from each Of the New EnglsLd Seatse;
Pyofe. soss, lserasy end Basiosse men, Known al
the United States; lesdtne Hotel PrOpsistDss.
and dealers who sseh TIE best Bee circular VI reess
encee.
Sold By 0rcosrs and Dsuegisls.
Ooltos's Fine Toilet Arficles, Noe. l, oNd
8. and Tonic Eiixer, and all his pveporo-
lions, are sold By
HARRISON q eTARKS. end PARKS HOMER.
Davsapose, lows.
CAleaeo Wholesale Asrnss. yullER Y.NCH
FULLER. - Market stfeee, for al Culs0ne Prepare
Moos: BOWEN BROWN. Lake stsesl. tor eelsc
Flsvosa. Sept. SS-dly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08
BULLS WORM DESTROYER,
Parents, Read this Important lstter.

IVo Avn lNIEhESTED IN I'D WV ~ %
Middlstown, Ind. April %. ga.
Mr.. n. l.. Duplan writes: ! do not know
that Bulrs Worm Destroyer needs sny more
recomme ndetons than il has already attained
BY tts own merits. but will state that my little
aos. aged ahaut three wears. was severely at
tackled last fall and winter with light chills. iol-
fossd BY very high fever. throwing him into
spasms. or more properly ITS, lasting from half
time the child has very strong sy~ptoms OF
wcsms. ny physicisn--cne Of the best in this
pest Of the country = exhausted oil his skill and
The nateris Medica 70 expel the worms and en-
tisely failed 70 bsisg any. ! thcuRht John
Bsllsesld % it. and gave the child the contents
Of three boxes in triaoie doses. night and morn.
Ing. With happy results. The child has nat had
aspeem for ever three montha, and instea1 OF
the bloated mssa that he was, he il now we'll
and hearty. John Bull did it,
- Yours nulv
n, L. DuPlM.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08
A CALL FROM DISTANT MINNESOTA

Kingston r. o., Meeken Co.. Minn..
ApriiT. 'ss.
M JonN EurI-Dear Sir: I moved from
Kentucky 10 this place. The stores had none
your Worm Destroyer for sale. They are great
~ needed here in Minnesota. A trial il all that
10 needed to give them reputation. We can't
do without them, Do send some out this way
Yours, sincerely.
D. q. AaAowOob.