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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-15
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND

Cures sore throat, colds, coughs, dyptheria, brou
ehitis splitting of blood. and pulmonary affections
generally. 1t lis remarkable remedy for kidney COM
plants, dab tss difficulty of Welding urine, bleeding
from the kidneys and bladder, gravel and other com
piaipte
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-15

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-20
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Dec 19-Thc explosion ut the
Illinois Central Depot this morning was ter
rifle in its effect, and it is a m after Of gen
cral surprise that the accident was unat.
tended by loss Of life The locomotive had
few minutes before, arrived from HYDE
Park with load Of passengers, who had
barely left the depot when the boiler ex.
ploded. John McAvoy. the engineer, and
Moses Bressett the firemep, were on the
engine at the time. and though thrown a
considerable distance by the explosion, re
ceived only very slight injuries. John Mar
tin, Q colored attendant at the refreshment
etand, and man named Phillips, who was
induleing in cup OF hot coffee, we're the
only other persons hurt, and they, aside
from being badly frightened, were only
slightly scratched.
The dome Of the engine was thrown with
great violence through the roof Of the
depot, . distance Of eight hundred feet. A
large aperture WAS made In the roof OF the
depot. Most Of the windows in the build.
ing were shattered, aud a number OF cars
standing near were more or less Injured.
Windows US far of as Wabash Avenue
were broken. and the shock of the terrific
explosion was like that Of an earthquake.
The cause Of the catastrophe 10 q mys.
tory.
The engine, which was No. 43. and has
been ia the company's service for q mum.
Der Of years and was considered perfectly
safe by experienced engineers, who declare
that the accident was VI the most remsrka
bic kind that ever came under their notice.
The engine was valued at 10000. and the
total loss is estimated at about $2S,00O.
There are over IL 600 crafts laid up for
the winter in the port Of Chicago.
Hon. James Wilson. of Iowa, reached
Chicago TO day Ga route FOR home to pass
the holidays.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-20

=. WASHINGTON, Dec l9.-The Prcsjdco,
was expt cted. -
The Ways and Means Committee al i,urn.
Cd to-day until after the holidays
Messrs. Hooper, Logan and Allison vero
appointed subcommittee to sit during Re-.
cess to devise some means TO insure the col.
lection OF the whisky tax, and report ths
same TO the committee on the 9Th OF Janu
ary.
Mr.. Chas. II. Curtis. President of thu
Spirit Manufacturers Convention, was again
before the Ways and Means Committee 10.
Gay, and upon the invitation of General
Schencs, Chairman, presented the follow
iDg plan 10 correct the evils connected with
the present tax on Spirits.
LIST. No dis,illery 10 Ge licensed n less
than $4,000 per annum.
~. No distillery for the ,ii..illstion Of
crude spirits TO b. located within less than
quarter of q mile of any re Oscillation or
rcCtitiers' establishment
ID. No high wires 10 leave the distillrr.,
warehouse until the tax is paid.
4th. Let governu.c3i keep at lis own ex
pense, when q du;iilery is running. = ware.
nouee agent constantly stationed 81 the flis.
uiicfy; as, an Inspector 10 inspec4 the
wines IN the loom In which they arr
rtctivcd from tic worm and b.
tore they pass into the warehouse
Libersi salaries should he paid these olacers
Ia order - sccurss a:ss class men.
n'l. Large reduction in tax.
9th. Make violation OF the license )sW
States prison offence.
Mr.. ncCulloukh. n responss % cajl or
The Houee, reeorns the amount OF tax o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-20
WASHINGTON.
FORTlETm CONGRESS-.

WAsHINToN, Dec. l0-SRNArR--The bill
amending the supplementary Reconstruc-
ton acts. were referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
Mr. sherman presented memorial, from
the citizens Of Cincinnati, including Nom
bsrs OF the City Council asking for the
adoption of measures tn secure the rights Of
American citizens abroad. &c. MIR. Shcr-
man said The question had arisen in Ger
many and elsewhere lately, which seemed
to demand that those rights should be de-
Tended
Mr.. Ccnness said those rights should be
guarded by the Executive, though the Pres.
iuent had called attention to the subject in
HE message. He was now clothed with
ample power on this subject, and failure
10 execute Il should be laid at HE door.
Mr.. Sherman stated that difficulty hal
arisen between this country and Germany.
otherwise very friendly power, in const-
quence Of its adhering to the doctrine that
citizen cannot renounce his ALLEGIANCE.
This matter should be settled by some rub
lie declaration by Congress.
~. Copklin said no foreign government
had any right ~ punish American citizens
for offences committed here, even II they
were Of the highest nature known 10 our
laws.
Mr.. Sumner briefly refu,ed any idea ,ba,
tue Committee on Foreign Relations would
be derelict IN its outy In this matter.
MI. Conness. as the Rcurese NATIVE of a
people whusc rights had been ssssieI. was
grati6ed at this nvowal from the COMMITTEES
MI. Wilson referred to the petition of Co.
John Warren, presented the other dav
who Wns FenisD xs hc had = right TO he
and citizen ot the United states how ia !
Bri,ish jail for alleged offences COMMITTED
here: lie (Wilson) would ray that - Car as
The fenian movenleut was tor the protec-
ton OF human rights and liberties, be cor.
daily sympsthixed with II.
Mr Conntss proposed that while the
commlNee Vas examining the matter, the
President shculd demand the release Of
ehe American ciltasas now lasguishinS ID
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-20
o~o =-.--=
WASHINGTON.

WAsnISaroS, Dec 20.-The National
Democratic Resident COMMITTEES waited up
on the President Yesterday afternoon, and
presented him with n copy of resolutions
previously adopted, in commentator OF
his message to Congress on the eminent
services Of General Hancock. Chas Mason,
chairman of the committee, presented the
resolutions, after which the Pres iden,
thanked them,in appropriate terms. Among
the members OF the committee present were
Cornelius Wendell, Jonah b. Hovey and
Thos. b. Florence, accompanied by Colonel
Philip b. Fouke, Of Illinois.
Susan b. Anthony 10 here cauvassing TO,
subscribers to woman's rights organ to
DO established in New York.
Both Eouses Of Congress will adjourn TO.
day until the 9Th Of January. The attend
ance to-day will be aim. Many Western
m"mbers lsft for hsme yesterday evening
Fewer Congressman will remain during the
holidays than usual.
Col. Parker alleges that his disappearance
was owing to his having been captured BY
members Of his tribe, who we're opposed t.
HE marrying any women Of his choice, end
being taken TO their room. druggsd aud con
fined for 60 hours. Il 10 said that this story
is credited at headquarters. The Cslone
still keeps his room.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-20
new YORK.

NEw York, Dec. 19.-Joan Mitchell has
declined the Presidency Of the United Fee
nisn Brotherhood.
The Board Of Fire UadeTwritefs have re
dfuced the rates 70 he figures they wen
before there WAS any advance.
The residence Of Henry Rogers. a WI
liamsburg, was robbed last night OF t16..
eco in bonds, stocks and monev.
The steamer New York. for Europe, took
t6co.O0O in specie.
The extensive kerosene maauiaSsosy n
of Ward 4 Co.. At Pcnhold village. . few
niles from jersey City, wss destroyed BY
explosion and fire this morning. Three men
we're badly burned, one Of whom was smok'
lag q pipe. when the casualty occurred
Loss 100000 partly insured.
Washington specials state that the Presi
dent has decided 10 appoint VIM. d. Bishop
ex Congressman from Connecticut, Com
missioner Of Patents.
Lorenzo Thomss 10 10 be feinstated al
Adjutant General Of the army, in few
DAYS, by order of the President.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-20

crude spirits, received in the whole State ri
Illinois, as no, one hnndsedlh part Of the
tax that ought to have been collected.
The father OF Gen. Grant cslIsd ot the
White House yesterday. and bad an inter
view with President .Iohnson.
The effort being made in Virginia. to
adopt an amendment to the Constitution Of
that State disfrsnchising, after 1871, 81
who cannot read and write. hes received
The sanc.ion Of some Republican members
Of Congress. Senator Wilson oppoies the
movement, saJing that it would be unjust
10 deny the privilege Of voting to men whe
had been deprived Of the advantages Of edu-
cntion
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-20
Sr. Louls, June IS, 1868.

CT. AJbs5s veho 49, 5000
Ma. JOSH u BLoop, Agent Of Lalleuauds
RSeumssism, 6ous end Nsusa!gia Specific:
have prescribed the above mentioned Spc..
cif,c. and must say that have never found
any remedy that car &c 80 much certainly
Of quick and salutary cure ~ thar has IN
al tho cases where have used 1t.
DR. q. W. PHILL,Ps.
ST.. Louis, March. ], 1868.
Ma. Lsrrcu: - Dear Sir - cheeriuiiy
bar testimony to the value and efficacy
o. Your Rheumatic Specific, its use having
c,,,relv relieved me from that distressing
malady. L.. a bkSoisr'
Banker, st. Loeiss
ST. LOUIS. March 81, 1868.
Aux. Lslrcu, Esq Like many OF my
profession 1 have suffered severely with
rh~umNt.m. and could get no permanent
relief until tried your Specific. am hap
DIV 20 ssy that it, use in few days. restor-
I'd me 70 health. Signed
Carr MAL,s, Of Steamer Warsaw.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-20

CnicAoo. Dec. 20.-Mr. Joseph JsfFsr.
son, commedian. LIBERATED in the char
actes Of Rip Van Wrinkle, 10 to b married
tomorrow to Miss Mary A. Warren, dsugh-
ter Of Henry Warren. late treasurer Of Nc
Vicker's Theatre. and niece Of Mayor Rice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-20

How can yc bloom so fresh and fair -
go,s the oil Scotch sony. How Why
those who sh,w the bloom Of health or
ti,w cheek. t<1o P.snts,i,n Bttcrs, which
has the power Of terrifying shc system
Against disease. and Of regulating the diges
tse apparatus. Are you dyspeptic. weak
void of energy! Iiayo you little or no mp
pc;s,c, headache, continued lassitude and
depression oi spirits Takc =. T.-ls60
", aai bloom and beauty viii! return.
The Sit,ers have become household
fr.end.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-20
Foreign vows BY Atlantic Gable

LONDON, Dec. l0.-Mr. Gladstone made
q speech u the miners and other operatives
of Wcirreth. in Chester county, yesterday,
10 tue course of which be reviewed the Fe
nian question. He did not hesitate to as.
scribe the existence Of Fenianism TO Eng
lands wre.ched mismansgemen and mis-
government of ireland.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-20
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FaAScIsco, Dec. 20.-Ths Demo
cratic legislative caucus tonight nominated
Eugene Casserly for United States Senator
in place Of Senator Connees.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-20

EctlewAy's PnL>--tisArruss When over nov
of bile occurs hni the fanctons NJ the stomach ne
come tcrane~d burning sensation IL felt In the r.
vtrn Of the stomach. and popularity termed Heart
harn tislleway's PILLS. by their immediate action
On the liver. purify its -ccrction- cleanse the lvcn
fnlds and eHpcl all acrid trrtatiog matter from tn.
etomsch. sold BY all Drasgists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-20

Tho csantcr.citers of foreign pesfumcry
pay but poar compliment 10 the sagscity
aoi tAsts Of American ladies, IL they expect
them g. bay their simulated EXTRACTS
uhva raAlon's might Blooming Cereus'
the finest article of tho kiad in any coun-
trv<-N ohtainsble every where. applet on
CAsscsaf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-20
Whnt the Druygists Say.

RvemsflvAstA, o, Aug. ~, 'Soss
osnts-I have been dealing In proprietary medi'
encs fcs ,he lss, IL years. and have never before
found preparation that wou.d equal youf "Paie
Kili~s- !, not only eel. very rapidly. but gives shs
a; perfect satisfaction In every case that has come
% my knowledge.
In my prsciivs very seldom prescribe patent med.
cine. hut. having entire confidence In your pain
Kai~r- and knowing that It possesses valuable med
ca proportions. freely Il In my daily practice
nis the me-, standard medicine have for SALE and
many fAalies In this vicinity woad scon think o.
Aeag eat % Bret % Broad - without bottle Of Pain
Killer In n .hoase.
Yosrs, very truly. ISAAC A. DORIAN. M. u.
& r. nens1n = Co., Of Charlottesville, Va. write
Year Pain Killer Il decidedly the most popular
proprietary medicine cold In this State.
J. II. Mccall. n. D.. Qutman, 0a..-f have ~
Assst viii always be the greet family medicine
Ministers aud Public Spealxers.
vac arc 80 often arctci with Throa. diseases. viii
and remedy In
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.
Lssrnsr-s and wafer. sometimes give relief. bal
HE HasAn. taken few iimcs. will Insure euve.-
VIM N. afflicted Clergyman please tert its mcritss
rssnxonAis % vnysscsAxs.
pr. Nathaniel Harris, for many years resident Of
Msiaiesarry. W., rec ,mmsnds the Bslsam as being
sapsrios 10 all other remedies for Bronchitis. He
ssys s"l have doubt |, VIII soon become n CLASH
-, rcn.da acns fos the ~ ali discases Of this
rhroat. Bsoncli,i Tnbes. and tho Lungs.
eNATH. HARRIS. N. d.
.tDr Lloyd Of Ohio. surgeon in the aray during the
vsf. from exposure contracted consumption. h
says: ~ have hestaucy la stating that 1t was by
the use III yoar Lang Ra.snthrt am mo- alive and
enjoying heath" Dr. rictc1cr, of Missouri, -sys
81 recommend ynas D,lsan In preieren-o 70 an,
.shcr m ieine Tor Coa ,hr aa II gges al .iaotoa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-20
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD
nurley's Narsaparilla.

OF ~ ~ rsmediee that have besn discovered du
sang Ne prevent are for the thousand Ills that feed
- heir =. n0ne that equal THE wonderful prepare
sea. 0nly scn yesss have elapsed stpcs the diseov
esee (wAo spsns decade in ptndying espssimean
- pW1ne1lng NJ fret introduced Il to the % bic
on4eD ooeoo1y rseoG1ies1 ~ ~ No. eminent
U4no h III parts ofthe eoantzy.to 49, most
o4gJ1R - sGsctivs remo1B ~ esssaia diseases
19l144 tAey have kneWle1go.
Al eoAss cc0peunds ~ eyrupe a ri rot have
h1hegeo Mid To cu0mApd the saac9pn Of The Fac
nl&y, oo1ns - bslnx teslsd, they have besa found
70 cuoee1n noxfoue insreNntR. which reuasalse the
Rnod effects 81 the earsararilla, and Oentincs in
3nze ~ healtA Of the patient not ~ with urf-
~ 3 . psss and genuine extract Of the root.
al IN. - trla1. b. found to efivct certain and
p1glbeee1se os - oplluwing complaints and dissa.
ANbsGens q ~ Dsass. Hsbitual Costivenesss
DskiIi0V. pisoaeoe ofths Kidneys, Dyspsp.
"a, ksysipelao, re0als Irregularities.
HietdAA I'll 0kin Dtseaees, Liver
Cemolaiot Indigestion. Piles,
Pulmoaery Diseases. BY
philtas 0ersla's or
King6 1sill
~ - Y =! 60 n.sQ!.s = chc..sasi and
osSG:6seeSn3-vS = = i1sksiis, ~
=. :. nan.ayo1aS. Ags.s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-20

MAGNOLIA WArKa. delightful, toilet
srllclc--surcricr TO Cologne and III halt
price.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-20
RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, X. l.. Dec 19.-Wm Burris'
Il our mill. in Pawtucket, was destroyed BY
lire early this morning. Loss estimated ~
from $CO, 600 TO $40 700; insured for 81 .OOO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-20

Yankee notions aud toys may be very
nice thinis fbr the children to play with
hut Goes Cough Balsaln will cure them Of
Group, Coasls, AMI Colds, and should al
ways bs On hand ready Tor immediate me
IL - al excellent rsme iy, aal very popu
lar
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-20

ksomsr'- Hair bye, Natural Durable. Beautiful,
bsst and chespe,f In the World Sold by all Drus
yist- and Country stur-scepcr~ JOHN J. kkoME.
Sole Proprietor. soI Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-20

Juursn T.a Soar cures chapped hands. salt
saeam, pnplos, aud all eataneoGs affections. render
AZ tho rkin soft aud smooth. Manufactured by
CASwELi. MACK & 90, New York.
cold by all Druggi-is. sehSdw& fx wewfy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-20

ar0r VOTE '-CouGrs.

uRalRRs rwPEk1AL COUGH syRuP
WIN eHectssly erre
oo-0us. uoARssSEss. GROUP. twHooT1So
CouoH. co604, INFLUENZA.
DAnd al dlscarss os thu
THROAT AND LUNGS.
rh rYeuoa-scnd ~ ali vso have used u. The iios'
,seasers and efzcacious cough EsFnedy
EvEss ySEgSDa CID.
v3-%S Mother ssoniG I've wsthGutit.
80 No Sarrary - complete withortt
= Ia fAet II .Aonii he In sveFy family.
IL. ,ar rsa.s perfect soothing syrap for Sore 1hsoss
ar1 irrissi~d Lungs krona. ~ hanafeas can 'esuJ
VIC have proved Its efficacy.
IN IL rr~0pt In i1s aciion, always taf. enc csA us
.s-wr a. tie saost delicate chd with eonnaancS ana
ses-fes.
P1tisburs, 70.
snr., ..,e hv all pruestste. jsnso dkw1yi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-20

Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph Dec. 20.
Flour-Dull and prices dropping family
10 751ll.G5.
whsst-Dull and prices So lowor; No I,
2b5.
Corn-Dull $50.
Oats-Quiet 65165c.
Barlcy--Firm aad unchanged.
Rye--l.bS@l.
Cottes-firmsr middling l4I.
Hogs-In light supply and prices are higher;
live s76@7. Is dressed e59S.75. Receipts
$500.
Provisions more firmly bus NOT much
done.
hsss Pork Held n 20. soQal. 80 for cid and
new, but no demand.
Lard-HelA u l9x with buyers sslsA.
Green Meats 7@7L for shoulders, 9@9A
eases the letter have been held a ICE. No
change in other orticloo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-20
NEWS
~. rEE.EaIs.fkskE.
rev YORK.

10 vria DAIRY pEuoCuAT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-20
CON mi Rc0AL.


DaveDpore Market Ropo1t.
vsssos o. sas DAvsspons Dsssesvs.
Dscsabee -, Iool.
FLoua-Choice family, Wholesale. 600; -
tail, es4o. Red winter wheat, Wholesale on. .
| retail, oll.60.
WssAs-oi .ssoel.15.
BAaass-ei. s9G1eL70.
OAss-50Q52 cents.
| Coss-Nsw. eo0s5e II the sae.
| OSions-75c. +.
ArsLss-4oo TO SEQ per Dbl.
| PosAroas-i.l0 o@l.2o
| Busssa-S0s. per p.
EGos-25c.
| CaAxsaaaIss - go 90 PER bwrel
HAs-0ood Timothy 5000 10 tl9.0e; :Psai.
rio $500 to $1,000.
CoA.-Soft. delivered. 20 cents per bsshsi.-
Anthracite. delivered. els per ton.
Wosp-<e per Cord.
Chicago Market.
By Telegraph. December 80.
| Flour-Dull and UNCHANGED.
Wheat Marhet veal and unssttled: No. IL 80
100 No 2. l.s2G ssL No. 3. liz.
Corn-Nos. and :, dull ct e4QsS; Cansds West.
| Irregular. closing arm At s3ftss1-2
Oats-Moderately active; e4aN1-s.
Barley Dull: 679l.69 for No.2.
! Provteons-Qnes. hut nrmer.
Mess Pork sold at sooO
| LATu-In good inquiry 14tUl2h.
Green Meats--H ans active at 10d oil shoulders.
sales at Ga, closing with sellers ut !.
Cured Meats-Duli, 1la4 for sweet picked hams.
English Meats-Dull, y for Cumberland; 10 for
short ribs: II fer clear.
| Sft-Domcstic, 70 per Dbl.
Dressed Hogs-Dul: l00 i5c lower weather IN.
favorable. market closed weak Ut LONGS 90 for di.
visions on 20. and eo7ss 9s ON over.
Game-Prairie chickens, 80 per dozen: quails,
l00ac2.25
| E.se-30 for fresh
| Rutter- asc.aS far uyiune
Chicago Live stock Market.
By Telegraph. December 20.
| Hogs Received 10 II o'clock, 9.7Ss head
Market active strong sales ~ . range Of s 80
| as 90 for common, 6.a5@6.50 for good, and
upwards receipts for the last few days have
been mainly from Iowa, and are Of good quality.
| Uattle--keceived TO 12 O'Clock. 400 head
Market unusually dull no choice cattle on
| sale prices nominal.
-. Louis Market.
by Telegraph. Dec. 20.
Flour-Ileld firmly. but not enough doing TO
| establish prices.
Whsat--Unehanged.
Corn-Dull and dropping; ssoscc.
Oa,s-Dull and lower; 7sQ76c.
Ryc--Hieher At 2. 0o02.50.
Barley-Held firmly.
Provisions-- Plat.
Mess Pofk-2l 90.
Dry Sailed Shoulders -sl1 nothing doing.
b..ss.d Hop'-Be'tsr -
-If5f e--Sks-x
81 Toledo MARKET.
BY Telegraph TOLEDO, December 20.
Flour-Quiet
| Whsat-Dull; sale OF amber 1t ass.
Corn--Shsde easier /; sales Of new ct csc.
| Oats---Shsde lower sales of No. l, 6l5<.
Rye-5c better; sales Of No. At las
Barlcy-Firm.
| Dressed Hogs---Dull.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-20
DALTON'N AND AICKEN'S
KNITTING MACHINES
THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
Power and Family Machines for sale.
Dsvsuport. Jan. n, 81 deodAwly
TO TIE Affiliated.
On. KNAPP 4 SON,
Physcians md Surgeons, formerly oi New Yog<, are
treating sscesssfally all
OARJNlC D1SEAHES.

eafe
Asthma. = It never rsturns; They have s,ss
Cursfo the distressing disease, HEMMORRHOIDs
OR PILES. They cure all diseases Of the Throat
Cance1's.-They have an extensive practice and
wonderful success in the treatment Of Cancess.
which they CURE without eating them out or nsing
~ knife Let those Who have Tumors and swell
lings red spot, ose no time tn having ast 2.
ded TO- a. q timely treatment may save them rom
he horrors suffering and death Of an open cancer.
CntMrrh.C They aretrc.tne Cat arm On
Z new syesem, which Ii sure cure TOT TINS disease
Tmun CONSULTATIONS for years have averaged from
Ave 10 seven thousand year, which gives them an
sxosrience unsurpassed by any and equaled only BY
~. wish /, distinctly understood that DR.. KNAPP
Y NOT Travelling Physician. He only visits FEW
PLACES OCCALIONALLY, TO accommodate HE nn-
mefoup patients who cannot conveniently visit him
a Rsmember they do not promise to cure az ~
So o. Disease Ms 81 , v, csse NAV he
curabIe this week. MT nexr-to-dsy. not tomoffow'
Nc the danger Of delay.
~ ccse riN be received ~hen there are any
doubts IF Cure or Relief
Orr terms are CAsH; hence the money must DC SEW
Nth III orders for medicines. IL cose from ~ NJ
1fteen dollars per month, to doctor win w. VINO"
Includer medicines.
~ The po,r will be favored.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Patients must write their name. s sii =, -.
once address plainly. All letters ~ .aass.s.a
s-ey r,ust contain letter stamp ana N s MI
l a ~ KNAPP u son, Box 1881. In'c ~ ~.
Any . ~ "a" us,snts describing their case In
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Governments, Federal and State, TO use all
necessary Constitutional means to remedy
this evil.
9. Resolved, That the Radical majority I'm
the so-called Congress have proved them
selves TO be In favor Of Negro Suffrage by
forcing II upon the people OF the District
Of Columbia against their Rlmost unani-
nous wish, solemnly expressed at the polls,
by forcing II upon the people of an the
Territories, aud by their various devices TO
coerce the people of the South to adopt It ;
that we are opposed to Negro Suffrage. be-
lieving II would be productive of evil 10
both whites and blacks, and tend TO pro-
duce a disastrous conflict of races.
z Resoired. That for all their efforts 10
uphold the Constitution we tender to the
President and TO the majority Of the Judges
Of the Supreme Court Of the United States
our hearty thanks.
8. ResOiUed, That we are Ia favor Of a
Democratic Convention of delegates from
oil the States, to be held at such time and
place as may be agreed upon, and that the
State Central Committee be authorized TO
concur with other proper committees In
fixing time and place, and that we prefer
Louisville, KY, rs the place.
o. Resolved, That the Democratic news
papers of Ohio deserve our earnest and lib
cral support, and hat an early and thorough
organization OF the party Is indispensable.