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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-11-15

The great Duke of Marlborough
passing the gate of the Tower was
accosted by an Unlocking fellow with
How do you do, my lord duke ?
II believe, your grace and / have
been in every Jail in the kingdom i
believe, my FRIEND replied the duke.
with surprise, sthis is the only Jail ]
ever visited very likely rejoined
the other 'but I have been in oil the
rest ....-. ..--.
oCroquet may be reduced to this:
Punch a ball; smile smile; punch
a ball (; get in a corner; kiss a kiss
punch ball retire to the shade
VOW o VOW: punch q ball; wheel
about swear q swear /; punch anoth-
er and a last ball swear eternal de-
votion, fall into each others arms with
a doubleheaded kiss and walk off to
the nearest church to be married, be-
fore the rest of the people have finish
ed the game.
AT school examination a young
tyro in defamation, who had been
told by the teacher that he must ges-
ticulate according to the sense, in
commencing piece with, "The com.
ct lifts his fiery tall" lifted the tail
of his coat to a horizontal position,
causing roars of laughter.
A lady out with her little girl and
boy purchased him rubber balloon,
which escaped him and flew up in the
air. The girl seeing the tears in his
eyes, said "Never mind, Neddy; wher
you die and do go to heaven you'll
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-11-15

II man will observe as he walks
the streets, / believe he will find the
merriess faces in mourning coaches.
The reason why so few marriages are
happy is because young ladies spend
their time in making nets, not in ma
king cages. .-asfoa s-aIS
We have just enough religionCto
make US hate, but not enough to make
Us love one another. - 7s,9srs 4si31
The power OF fortune is confessed
only by the miserable for the happy
limpute their success to prudence and
merit. .---.- s.-.u.,,-Fsz tsoGs ,-ooE
Ambition often puts men upon do
ling the meanest offices so climbing
lis performed in the same posture
with creeping. -...,.-....- .-ss,s'
Small causes are sufficient to make
man uneasy, when great ones are
not in the way for want Of q block
he will stumble at a straw.
~ 3 -t-lr = -.sbl1l Eg1scls-l s.
Apollo was held the god of physic
and sender of diseases. Both were
originally the same trade, and still
continue. - ss sir Ts-s5aEl3
ar-.r s4.-os ssoI ara !ssc s4r 90
If a man makes me keep my dis
tance, the comfort is, he keepshii
at the same time. ~ - a-.,- = z
Men are content to be laughed al
flor their wit, but not for their folly
man would have but q few spec
tators if he should offer to show fol
three pence how he could thrust
red hot poker into barrel Of gun
powder, and it should not take fire.
o How is it possible to expect tha
mankind will take advice, when the,
lNill aat 70 mash = tsks warning
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-11-15

The church in which Genera
Washington was married to Marths
Custis, in New Kent county, Virgin.
ia, is very much dilapidsted, and its
congregation too poor to repair it.
Contributions are, therefore, solicit
ed to aid in preserving this historical
relic.
The Pennsylvania Female Good
Templars have passed a resolution
not to engage themselves to any
young person who INDUCES in even
an occasional drink or does not ad-
vocate the temperance cause.
Rome is at present in a state OF
squalor and destitution such as it has
rarely been before. The air is full
of niiasma, and the streets are crowd
ed with starving people.
An insipid old bachelor says that
women have hearts, but often it is
with the.a as it is with the oak-the
hardest part. The old brute.
A bar of gold taken from Colorado
Gulch weighed two hundred and
twenty.six ounces, valued at s5, 600
When shall we have another wsr
with Turkey2 Next Thanksgiving
day. "A of 1.-n.
What magazine would be likely to
give the best report of fire? A pow.
der magazine. 7rs-a- rr.-a'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-11-15
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with a manly kindness, in way that
never intimated that she was ignor-
ant, spoke of the great orator. and
Of the exciting times ia which be
hpedB dBand acted, and <hns osee
history was made q delightful topic
of conversation! SIG uuo
/ saw the same young man talking
with famous belle. BY tact he
drew their remarks upon mineralogy.
He told her of his cabinet, and his
knowledge Of the science, and she,
Who had heretotore talked bri4i1nt
!uonsence whfie everybody listSn 81,
Uas noS = plsased lhteher, rel1As&
ing to friend afterward, that she
/" admired him because he could talk
sensibly." Other mem could talk in
the same way, but the y had never
used their power before heT -
-1hers are cone things. .thQt yepes
dislike. They dislike needles OF the
thses oN thelrsfnboS. 9Apinh hIsd'
suits ninety-nine women out OF one
hundred best, because the latter gives
one, to some extent. the'air OF . man
the former the look q fop. They
ttsvsrqntmpt trs smlaa F1osspenoNs, y,
more than d very small amount oi
time before his mjztor. or takes Z
llepk q tAs hang eesA es ss'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-11-15

DIRECT IN INK - Instructions
have been issued from the Post Office
Department to Postmasters, to retain
all letters addressed with q lead pen
ell, and treat them as unstamped let
lters.. NJ E8mS &AL4 Ia -
r. ITE4G zED
q The English language has $4,000
words-in the dictionaries. Good
takers and writer's use but 5000 in
all, and q. foreigner can, travel on
500sa1 Iof f1IEo COON 5s8u 8
iis Tho members Of the Indian Com
mission have left st. Louis for Ft.
Laramie to make q treaty with the
Northern Indians.
A teacher OF penman ship, in in twelve III
! lessons, taught I lawyer to read his
eva Whiting, 1oisd 9nd ] ao0 81
.HH
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-11-15

The latter part of 9 wise mans life
is taken up in curing the folIies, pre-
judice and false opinions he had con-
tracted in the former.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-11-15

How early 1t gets late nowadays
ssys the Boston Advsrtsss,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-11-15
R::=: ::;;=::sisE..II'Tftl

Will attend to all business entrusted to theiI
rare Ia Hancock and adjoining counties.
OFFICE:
ouer Green's Drug Store, opposite Court House
FINDLAY, OHIO,
ud6 Fofeciosurss q M6ffssges, Paftftioning
Of lands, Guardian and Administration mat
sre Jan. "a, ca
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-11-15
EZRA BRowN JAS. A sofE 5.
e. T.. ID U n N ,

A6QrneYs. ats,s.,A3Xe
1! s.! ii: & $50; ]: s;
n F 1.K rasa1ak authorixsd
Claim Agent. wilfp pfosecute eiaims for Bonn
ty, Back Pay, Communication of Rations, Lost
Hor es, OF any other GLAZING against the Gov
ernmsnt. A Justice of the Peace, viii make
Deeds and Mortgages, and always promptly
attend TO ail business entrusted to his care,
and selicits a share of patrona Office In
Wilson'S Block, Main street, FinT, Ohio.
dec2sno32.ly
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-11-15

iy AA the Yoeng iadiesoof the town,
let him be thoroughly devoted to his
wife. Let them see him put shawl
about her shoulders, scarf about
her throat, take care lest she exerts
herself; let bim make her, and all
others about her, feel that to him she
is the one woman of the world. and
they VIII be pointing him out as q
model, and saying, q. I have heard
|t6sm ssy, y What q pity that all the
nice young men are married! Isn't
she fortunate! I wish l could have
8 husband just like him."
Women hate, and the word is very
tame, an immoral man; one who lures
ussaspectSng gifls to rdin, or one
who pollutes himself with those al
ready putrid with sin. A man who
Itramples on the virtue of the sex
should never be allowed to touch the
hand, or face, or form of a pure wo-
man. Such men are received into
society byyous women becansethey,
like their brothers, like to see how
Inesr they can come TO Q precipioe.
end not b dashed into pieces; hps
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-11-15
Interesting to Bachelors,
The Style of Men the Women
NIFNTm ( z Like. DEIdLiAl

OA4correspondent Of the Cleveland
Leader discourses at length on the
subject indicated in the above head.
We quote:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

&c, &c. Prizes paid in Gold Prizes Cashed ant
Information given by GEORGE tPHAN.
aug7 d&wiy 63 N. Main ST., Providence, X. ].
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18


wurasAs We have me, In Convention 10 consul.
and advise about. and give proper expression 10 A.
views upon the more inpprtan' gars IT, Ipon !. well
mand our attenton NJ citizens OF tue a" =
a. ~ our State therefore, be u - t,i,av, rvs,ens
Resolved, That we present 10 on ,,sl.'. pa,.y
tho o,llow ne as the principles oil thc ieoIsee
w IA invite the hearty cooperation oil all
frcemsn irrespective of former paly ,,'s s az" P'
srrn-es in the support OF I'M. , ~" IN force l. in
~ - ,he material interests OF the country. un-
~, oppressive and discriminating sxsihst tus masses
-. ,..crlng the lew We isNo' "1pseuJ ''' "
tarn ,1 n.taer the National debt As a sacred oh
lestion for which IN no % No "n yoa,an . i,e
NJ" h. aftc,npted or suffered. We insist, how
Thai the came should be converted, o. speedily
:. ms, be into uuilorin taxable bonds.
al We look upon labor as the great soufce Of all
national wealth and prosperity, to which National
and State Legisatios shoud extend proper and ampl.
protection. We In favor, therefore, OF al equsl
d-tr button Of the burdens OF taxation, making capt
,A 10 ntribute s full share TO the necessary
nur and sbol,shing all exemptions In Its favor.
attn We are in favor OF re-admittinx the states
lately In rebellion against the General Government
into the Union, nj early day as due regard 10
the public afety and their own ability to successful
~ administer and enforce the laws Will permit Ana
We look to the Legislative branch Of the Government
Tor all proper rteps IN that direction.
9TH We favor retrcnchment and the stfictest ac-
countAbiity In all the branches oil he puhiic service
and will support the election OF prcferment oil no
man who 10 not honest. competent aud attached "a
the principles OF the Constitution.
9Th. We, az ain. acknowledge and sssertt the claim.
Of our soldiers and sailors. They deserve well oil
their country and have earned more than empty pro
fes-ions OF n nations gratitude.
9TH. We insist that the question OF impartial sui
Masc be submitted to the yo'. OF III. people ~ GU
general election in the year ls6s.
sth. We demand that the present Prchihiiofy II
Qnor Law be- repealed and judicous License Lav
enacted, taus regulating and Eliminating the .si
81 intemIersnce. which the now prevailing Law hA
vainly endeasor.d to suppress The liberal resenn
Ia be realized from this system tog towards th
suppo,, and Improvement OF our public schools
Your committee, after full consultations, vou'
nlso recomms nd the adoption of the following rcr'
buttons;
Hssotrsd, That we do no, consider II advisable, a
the present time to present "a state ticket for th
support OF the People, Party leaving II to our riei
In each county to adopt such IA policy ~ regard =
the pending election. may he Thought beet l"f IN
promotion and final success oi our cause.
R.sofrsd That a State Central Committee, 10 con
ssf of member from each Congressional pi-tt'ei
b. appointed for the ensuing year.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18
From the Panols Miss. Star.


There is a freedman living in Columbus,
Georgia, by the name of Aaron Hunt. As a
slave he was universally respected in that
city Tor his good sense and good behavior.
Tie has lately written letter for tho Cos
lambas Enquirer, which We commend to
the thcugatful consideration Of our colored
citizens. lilo eays
I'VE of the South have to be one Vim,
IL the white mans interest must and y, III
b. the colorcd mans. All have been born
on Southern soil--some masters and some
slaves. was born slave this WA no,
my masters fault. Tha, some white ana
colorcdl ere trying to make the former
slaves hate their former masters is plain
This | will not do. | know those aynoncs,
whom | was raised: do not know those
that come TO ne and take me by the hand
at night, and when il is light do not notice
me on the street. | notice another thing.
Those white men who tell us that we mus,
vote the radical ticke. and We shall have
farm, do not have enough to buv a chicken
coop. l think they want the negroes to do
the voting, but they want the farms. | was
minister OF the gospel--belonged to the
Baptist church-and think have studied
the interests OF my race since we have been
set free. and give i. ~ iay opinion that i, Is
better for the cclored people 10 make
friends at home. As to politics. / do M,
know much, but from what little | do
know, l am conservative. They do no,
have any secrets, but talk out. This
like. AAEoS Husr, Colored.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18
@ II L d II
LEADING BUSINESS HOUSES
IN sIIlatAso.

ha2~ aud Br.ging.
MOVES & Known Beard VI Trade Bag Fsctrsy)
~ Ia sale ST.
boots md shoes.
& y HENDERSON 4 81 q Is. Lake o.
FARGO FAitS n Co.'S & 81 Wabash Ave.
PHtli", pOpIE 90 ~ Lake ~
SAT NpER Blip1llER 90 y Lake ST.
<aiIcriiinr Stamped Sccor'. ratenO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

House. or REPRESENTATIVES,, Jan. IL.
Mai Gen. Fitz John Porter was the first
military officer sent by the Government 70
Harrisburg at the beginning OF the rebellion,
and Of the many who succeeded him. none
OF them were more Jealous, faithful and
useful | gave him my full confidence, and
from the high opinion then formed Of him,
was surprised when his loyalty was doubts
ed Believing that subsequent events and
evidence no, produced at his trial will fully
justify new trial, very cordially and
earnestly unite with Senator Wilson and
other distinguished gentlemen who concur
with him in tho within paper n asking for
Gem Porter the appointment of new com
mission 10 hear his case, that justice may
DO Gone. A. q CURTIN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

Returns have been made to the Secretary
Of State by ninety two COUNTIES. Accord
ny 10 these. and the estimated population
Of the remaining five counties, the total
population Of the State lie SOS. l9i tn in>
crease Of more than li5, 900 in two years.
The returns Of this Congressional District
are "a follows Cedar, Is 07t Clinton.
17,253; Jackson. 1890; Jones, l6,22s !;
Linn. 24,549, Muscatne, 2o,699; Scott,
81, 45S. Total 100, l23.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18
GILMAN. son a. CO..
BANKERS,

Especial attention devoted to westefH. business.
e- Speculative Accounts declined.
WESTERN xEYERENCxs:
Fifth National Bank, Chicago, Iii
City Nationai Bank, q -
Merchants National Bank, Galenn, III.
Merchants National Bank, Davenport, Iowa.
National state Bank, Of Des Moines, Iowa.
State National Bank, keokuk, Iowa.
State Bank Of Iowa and Branches.
State Savings Association. 81. Louis, Mo.
ST. Louis Building apd Saving Association. ST. Ionic
First National Bank OF Lafayette. New Albany and
Jeffersonville. Indiana.
Peoples Bank Of Kentucky. Louisville. ny.
Merchants Bank Of Louisville, - oct3Odly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS

THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOX lRREGC
LARITlES.
These Drops are scientifically compounded fuid
preparation, and better than any Pills. Powders.
Nostrums. Being liquid. their action 10 direct and
posiiTc. rendering them relisble, speedy and GER
tain specific for the Of all distractions and sup
pressions o, nstures Their popularity lie indicated by
the fact that over 10000 bottles annually so,d
and consumed by the ladies OF the United States,
every one Of whom speak in the strongest terms OF
praise of their great merits They are rapidly taking
the place Of every other Female Remedy and are con-
edered by all who know aught Of them, - the eufee
eaiest, and most ufallble preparation in the world
Tor the cure Of all female complaints the removal Of
all distractions OF nature. and the promotion Of
nea'h regularity and strength. Explicit directions
e'sang when they may be used. and explaining vhes
and why they should not nor uld not be used with
~, producing effects contrary to natures chosen
az WI De found carefully folded around each bot
sr: wuh sne written signature Of JOHN L. LYos with.
:, Prepared ~ Dr. JOHN L. LYON. 1ss ch.p., N.
New Haven. Conn, who be Consulted .;sh. 49,
socaiy or by mall (enclOeing etsmp) c,,ncernirs II
private diseases and female weaknesees ~
Sold ~ Dsuggiste everywhere.
G. q. CLARK CO.
= l-sodAv1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18
Tar DOOR Princess of Wales after month

TnR poor Princess of Wales, after months
Of tostrring confinement without the posi-
bility Of exercise, has been ordered to the
baths Of Germany as last resort tits to
bs feared that this most delicate and beauti
full Princess has been crippled for life. She
Was too young, too fragile for the duties Of
her exalted station, and the burdens OF una
tcrnity. Three children in less than three
y.ass exhausted her vitality, and brought
% . rheumatic fever. which, scientifically
treated By The best surgical skill in Eng>
land, has resulted in lsmsnsss from which
shs nay sever recover. IL Is sad case
Pbris Cerrsspsadeses.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

Devils, Clinton county hes been estab>
kshed neoey order Office by the Psstmas-
tse General. There ere now sixty money
oGlooe IN TIE 0ta1s.
A horos thief oamsd Jeheson escaped
stsa a eG,ses nassd Blis - Adel The
sohW ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18
('OltOn's Select PLAYERS

CHOICE FRUITS 81 SP1CES,
Are creating quite sensation among Lovers oil
Choice FisvOrse for their delicious Flavors
Strict Purify and unrvalled strength. Those VINO
wish the beet and those who wish to economic seek
them Colton's Pnre Vanilla Flavor is sought by
many who appreciate that Rich Flavor in its Purity.
Every unlike the many Vanilla Extracts In markct)
Ex- Gov. JAMES Y. SMrrH. OF Providence, r. l.. sArs
My wife pronounoes them superior to any Flavor
ing Extracts she has ever used.
Ex Gov. VIZ. A. BroKISGHAM, or CosSDcricvr, says:
For long time we have used them, and md them
very ine.
author OF Springfield, Macs, says: "They are the
Standard In all this vicinity"
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THEM
Such list OF References IL seldom given. See
Circulars with Dealers. Sold by 0roccrs and Drug
gists. Prepared by W. COTTON. Proprietor oi
Colton's Toilet Article No g. to Heal and Reantiiy
the Skin. Sold by Harrison 4 Starks. and Parks y
Hosmer. Davenport. Iowa.
chicago Wholesale Agents. FULLER. FINCH
FULLER, "a Market street. for all Cotton Prepafa
Nous sept .'-uIy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU IL
pleasant In taste and odof free from all injurious
properties, and immediate In T. action. ld&wiy
To Owners of Horses and Gait
l.nNnITInN pDNt.n 4

To Owners of Horses and Cattle.
TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POWDERS ARE
j warranted superior to any Others. or no pay, for
the of Distemper. Worms, Bots. Coughs. Hide
bound, Cod-, sc, in Horses and Colds, Coughs.
Loss Of Milk. Black Tongue Horn Distemper. &c., in
Cattle. They perfectly safe and innocent. no
need Of stopping the working of your animals. They
increase the appetite. give fine coat. cleanse the
stomach and urinary organs also increase the milk
Of cows. Try them. and You Will never be without
tlern Hiram Woodruff, the celebrated trainer OF
troiting horses has u-ed them for years and recon-
mcnds them Ia his friends. Col. Fhilo l.. Bush OF
the Jerome lace Course. Fprdham. y. y, would not
use them until he was told OF what they are com
posed since which he is never without them lie has
over twenty running horses IN his charge and for ihc
last three years has other medicine for them
He has kindly permitted me 10 refer ant on" TO him
Over 900 other references be Of the depot
Sold by Druggists and Sadders Price - cents per
hoy Denuf 81 Cor tandt street New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

January II, 1867.
concur most cordially in the recon-
mendation Of Senators Wilson, Sherman,
Harris and Foster, and express unreserved>
ly my belief that examination Of this
case is due to Gen. Porter and TO the Gov>
eminent. n p. BANKS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18
ExrxAcT or Lrrrrx IRON PRovmrSor. Ala. [

May 10. 1866.
Dr.. joins Btu send Won $50 for CEpRoN BrS
srRs please send what il will come Ia after paying
freight 20 Columbus Miss. have been troubled for
several with Indigestion; have had to take pile
every Night for ten teen years: and in February.
1864. was attacked with general paralysis. I was
confined TO my for the balance of the year and
In fact, continued in very weak and nervous condi-
ton until some two menths since, when was put
under operation, and your Ccdron Btters for
treatment ] commenced improving right away, and
am pretty well restored. Yours, truly,
oct2v-dcod&w-ly A. L. NEAL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

which is genial and purely vegetable tmulant. be
timely administered the organization will resist and
taiile the ycins of epidemic and changes oftempera
,ure incidental TO this 81 .he year, which dis
order the nerves Of the feeble.
There is an active and permanent Vitality In THE
remedy, which will prove Of great benefit 20 the bro
ken down md shattered constitution 1t is the only
tonic % whch the stimulating principle is perfectly
pure. it, basis is the essential principle OF sound
rye. which is admitted by anay teal chemists to be
he most harmless Of stimulaus, and thi. fluid Is re-
fncd from c-ndities which belong 10 II as il comes
from thc manufacturer The other ingredients are
composed Of medic pants and herbe, and contain
not one harmful element In all iher composition.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18
More than 10 years of the sue.
coastal use Of
81 ettil'e American Eve Salve.O

IN which time over 100000 boxes have been used)
has placed Il beyond the pale Of experiment II hse
become necessity in every family for instant use,
not only for diseased eyes, acute chronic. but for
all cutaneous inammations, burns, chillblans. cry
epelas, sarheum. etings Of insects. Murqueo bites,
lips and all kindred ille: relieving palms. and healing
% II BY magic. Being applied xxrzznAILr. Il has
never been known 10 einge case to injure, ~ the
use Of the COUGHING needle Bstoury. probe or OF
burning caustice~ eorroding lotions and Eve watess
e0uenty does frapafAble injury to the eye by cor,
constitute or envelope that sensitive organ.
For eale at Wholesale and retail at proprietore low
eet cash prices. STEVENSON q CARNAliAN,
Druggists aud Agents for Proprictors. Davenport
lowe. dec31-diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18
our ooeuient eefvept,
Henry Wilson.

think, with Gen. Wilson, that careful
review by a competent military commission
Of the proceedings Of the case of Gen Por-
ter is On act Of justice. and which in trials
before civil courts is always granted as a
matter Of right. trust his request Will he
granted.
JONI SIBERIAN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

| FOR NON-RETRNTION on INCONVENIENCE
q usne, irritation. Inflammation or alteration Of
TIE bladder. % kidneys diseases Of the PROSTATE
Qeod1 sfcue In the bladder. caleuue, gravel mich
do.e depoeet cd I'll diseasss q the blsda. daeys
| 81 0seos1e1leWe01nQs, f1AWip
% URma~b Rkuw DuspAs,yn