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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-07-12
To-Day's Advertiser is.
STATESy INTERNAL
-, a "a REVENUE.


6AV 41OAs
TyHE LIJr OF TAXES ASSESSED UNDER
the. Laws of the United States, in the 4th
Coiection District of Illinois. on Annual List for
the year 1867, has been returned to me for col
lection by the Assessor of said district. 1t in
cludes Special Taxes, (Licenses,l Income Taxes
and other Annual Taxes, which unpaid. Said
taxes are now due, and pay ment thereof is here
by demanded.
All persons assessed on said list, In Rock Is
lamb Mercer and Warren Countless Illinois, are
hereby notified to pay to me, at Deputy Collec
tors Ollie, Alede, Illinois, on or before the Goth
At the Office of Elijah Carter, Esq, in the tity
of Rock Island, Illinois. on the Gath and 25th
days of July, 1867, and at Moline on the 26th
day of July, 1867.
At the office of John J. Glenn, Esq, in the city
of Monmouth, Illinois, on the 3oth and 3Ist days
of July, 1867.
s-An Taxes viii be subject to a penalty of
Ave par CENT, with interest at the rate of onesper
cent. per mouth and costs, ten daysafter demand,
1 am compelled by law to collect penalty iriferl
est, and costs, when due.
JACKSON GRIMSHAW,
Collector 4th District, Illinois
By N. p. BROWN, Deputy Collector.
Dated July lst, 1897. jyl0dwlw..
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-07-12
ESTABLISHMENT

on the premises, where suit of clothes can al
ways be made on the shortest notice. in the best
style, and, like everything else at this establish
mcnt, at the lowest rates. The Tailoring Estab-
lishmentisin charge of Michael Lieberknecht, an
old and experienced cutter and fnisher, who has
carried on business in this city for nearly IL years
If you want nice broad cloths, cassimeres, fan
nes, tweeds, yarns bian kets any kind of WOODEN
goods honestly made, and at very low prices, call
at the .Gaa..s s.t .Ef-@i
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-07-12
DISSOLUTION.

TIME Co-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing between the undersigned, under
the firm name of "The American Match Co." is
this day dissolved by mutual consent au Il
The business of the late 0rm will be continued
by w. c. welch, who win pay all debts and col
leet all accounts due said firm. aa&
81 &c. 8 sssasan3 s. #. III. WARREN, ~
w. C. WEIGH.
Rock Island, May 81, 1857, dsm.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-07-12

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-18
Gaaune In Miseoura.

Fletcher, the infamous wretch who for .
time miseulss Missouri, has cent esldiess si
HE own, into the various Conservative coun
ties Of the state 10 plumber, sxpsl or kiln %
al that dare disagree With Rsdicalism One
Of these brutal tools Of Flsschsr's cane intc
town in that state Ire other day, and stated
he had been out hunting. A by-standcr in.
quirer:
Did you find game plentys
To which the veteran Radical rletcherite
replied
No, deer and turkey were scarce, and the
only thing got was n preacher or f,ro who
hadn't taken the oath.
Pleasant state To live in, that Missouri,
but great many people move out Ne.
bsaska City and Otco county gives an anti
Fletcher majority Of live hundred.
We invite anti Radicals and respectable
people generally. TO come over and live with
us in peace aud prosperity. Republican.
ALMOST A PRcPnEi The National In>
hliigrncsr says: "Mr. Calhoun, so FAR back
40 1887. proclaimed great truth when be
said:
Emancipation itself would not Salty
these fanatics; that gained, the next step
would be TO raise the negroes to social
and political equality with the whites, and
that being effected, Ne should find the pres
ent condition Of the two races reversed.
They and their Northern master would be
the maatsrs, and ~ the slaves ahs con.
dition Of the white race in the British West
lndis lslasds, - bad - it 10, would be hap
piness to ours: there the mother country is
interested in sustaining tlie supremacy Of
the race.
''lf M. Calhoun bad been prophet he
cpuld more sxactly predicted what 10 now
liking place."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-18

Gen. Gsaut wants hin passed psehibis>
iag al officers belsw he ssan e ssasnsl,
from being promoted until shsy shah havs
posed - examination before the regular
military board.
Douglas 10 nov lecturing in Indianapolis.
Il was aaneenes1 that he would ret appsas
unless negroes and whites eat together in,
discriminately. The managers Of the Young
white men and women were lev ct the
lecture.
The Hudson River Railroad will, on and
after JAM 18th, sell tickets and check bag
gage only over its own road.
The earnings Of tho Union Pacific Rail.
road in November were nearly t0O, 900, and
it is expected will average 800. 900 per
month the present year. Ne
Simon Cameron was elected senator from
Pennsylvania by strict party vote.
The first overland train for Santa rc
started on Tussdiy last. Others will fol-
low Immediately. This il much earlier
than trains usually start. Trade promises
to b very large this season.
The Ereains Leader, . new Radical paper
to be published 10 washin ston, will com
mence its regular Issue on the let Of rebfu.
cry.
The much talked Of priss aght between
Csllyse end AeGlsds tsok place near Hsr.
risburg, on Wednesday last. Three rounds
vsrs fought 10 ten minutes. Collyss vas
the Winnef.
A dssssAusns 4 fssnsA troops ttsa Meg.
co hes arrived II France.
Late tslssfans rsesissd DO not msntioa
any ceumsrcial panic st Hong Kong, 40 se>
pested.
Il seems BY large meeting q Chicago
that the Fsnian bubble is not bursted in
this country. even il the London. 7smes says
It has across the water.
Alta recent meeting Of mechanics in Chi
ego. resolutions we're adopted fecomnend>
ing the establishment Of . Poly technc Col,
lsss 10 that city.
The Illinois Central Railroad Ccopany
efe negotiating Tor the lsase Of he Dubooue
3 Sioux City Railroad
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-18
INSU RANCE.
Money Earning Money.
MONEY INVESTED IN rHE EQUITABLE
N1 SOCIETY ssia nlwava earnin1 mo.av r.,

N1 SOCIETY els always earning monsy fer
i.s owner"
Harauu says thst the difference between the
condition Of . money -loaner and that Of . money
borrower, Is that the former hes faithful serv.
ant out At work for him day and night, ON Sea
days an1 Holidaye. end 10 always worth more
when he gets Up thea he was when he went 70
bed; wAils THE asnsy- borrower hes somsbody
slse's friend which he Eaters himself 10 his ovn.
but which 10 censtantly summing hin ia debt fer
somebody eise's benefit. and every morning be
rtses worth less than he was when he vent TO
bed. and is in fair way to become worthless en-
tirely.
In the Equitable Society, the premiums are re-
CURED to be paid all in cash, which is kept IN
vested for the benefit Of the policy holders; and
so its members are all money losners.
Every member Of the Equitable Society re-
ceives in an annual dividend al the earnings Of
his money together With his share Of the profits
from selection OLIVES. economy OF management,
forfeiturcs. and other profits resulting from the
business; and so money invested in the Equits.
BILE Society is always earning money for its
owner. w. +. ROSS. Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-18

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Eo ID ~ III ~
.s
notvvean "A u An. oDnoGaAo -,
Dorss Ope9A n1oooee
HsrnES S al. nrsrAsrs vrrporrY; ~.
I ; enrv ma IN the aaOossse IN. eos.s...
h. bsinc he discoversr 81
S1C~n- n-Saa.
CkCU0Wu0 I8U10UUOO
That will eradicate III tyoeen q Aiooroo.
0crofol0. 1,aneSp Ee1nornnn
Nc0rou8nos 1Avop - zen
1yo0O0ODeS 0ropOys 0o91D BrOp.
Chron6c OlaaTh -. Rfloo. De6ans
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cereai:Hs. GecnrSSi RSl.S. giS-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-18

TIVE INSURANCE STOCK LIST Of the H.
i suRAHcs MONITOR AND WALL STaEEr Kevlsw
for December, quotes the Stock Of THB uonE lHs.
Co. OF Nav YoRn At soRrY PER CENT. PnsMruu;-
and the Capital Stock Of TINS HonR is, with one
exception. twice a. large Is that Of any other
Company il America
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-18

A humorous contributor to the 81. Louis
Republican evidently understands the cspa.
biity Of tho English langua9s. He attempts
to make johnson speech " . radical meet.
ing With the following result:
fostunatsly there was bot one light in
the room, and that Wa lallew candle. -
The arst chair hurled at me struck Il and
left us oil In the dark. I could heeg them
rushing toward the stand. oods-S ~ the
doss. Thew could not - - bet they lelt
for me. On they came and On ! went
Gene 10 contact violeatly With the globe
like form Of old Chops. just for fun I
tripped him over and cried out, Here, boys,
I've got him = Old G. being about my
shape and Dimensions. the mob Was easily
misled. aud they piled on him three deep
As made my exit ct the front l heard
ssrsaning for qusftss. 80 surc hs never
got l. There was no quarter in oil that
crowd. Once outside two Or thfse Of them
recognised me By the gaslight, and o.
persimmonsl didn't they freeze TO me ike
hired man! said something about Tree
speech. They replied something ahsut free
booters. illustrating their remarks with prac-
teal dsuoss(ntione. bcso up uodsp is
Tor before ~ untl I rsscAed pile Of bslcks,
and you should have seen them scsster. -
Again Was master Of the situation, and
deeniag dissection The better part Of valor,
| broke Gown the street % hard o. I could
tear. II takes . strong man 10 break down
. street, but did Il nevertheless.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-18

49, w. ss~0s~s ~s~s
One Of tho most melancholy deaths which
il has ever been our duty to record, occur
red ct the party given BY tho Turner'S soci.
city ct tho Thespian hall on New Years eve.
The victim was promising young lady,
Kate Hoimsistsr. aged about 90 years, and
daughter Of . widowed mother residing in
this city. She was in her usual health
when she went to the party. where she Join
ed in the social dance. At about IL o'clock.
when waltzing with gentlemen, she threw
up her hand and fell, hut was caught be-
fore she reached the floor. A perfect scene
Of confusion ensusd--every one was auxicus
to do al they could for the young lady,
whom they supposed he'd only tainted. -
Rcstoratives Of every kind knawn to the
medical profession were applied. but all in
vain. She was conveyed 90 hsr home where
every attention possible was bestowed upon
her in tho hope that she might only 30 in
trance, and ultimately be restored to con-
seriousness. But the vital spark had fled
she WAS dead We understand that the
medical faculty are divided In opinion - to
the cause Of her death. Some pronounce it
heast disease, while Others are Of the epin>
ion that it vas occasioned by the rupture o.
blood vessel.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-18
Nip the EVIL In the Bud.
~. WMnTTllsR.
~ 0su1A Ola Strsst chicago. M.

H. for many ysafs osle ~
\ treatment Of private diseaesshil
1bssiaase ssd study. 6yphilil
W I'll it, fssns. elect I'D 0sris.
tsess. Particular atteatiea nv.
- 70 I'D standiae sases. which
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-18

/Special Notice b ~ Ladies.
Ms all important tat iaa,ss sho.sa hsvsps
pafasions specially adapted Or eOuplAn6 70
which they ass peculiarly sabjscs, = oaes ME.
healthy and cestan. o. tAat thsy shoe eoes1ls oas
who has made this .soatmeae bic special st11y.
DR. A. NJ. MAURaCEAU,
Pfsitsssf Of The Disssss o. Wenen,
hs bcea IN extsavs ed sseessssal psaseies S1e up
speaks ~ iiseif-aad Il hsovn 70 SAossa.ds q -
dies az the suthoe Of
"The Married Wenan's Private
Medical Csnpanlsn," s
sasst p.hllshsd I. 1919 sp:ssally ns.,ess sOs =.
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~ 90 scePi:ass g. - 49, 4 s -
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Ma1fa Million Ladies
lsess.: n 1.ss, Ass1saa sa'ssa aavsh nssA
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CAUTION To LADlDG.
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49, 4s1avsa 90 - g vsleS. sSl1.s
~ 4ss,s46 Il - 81 ~ nk. - , - s
= o. 0s1ilsass = tsea. - = gsDd s1naass
Marriea and sinsie Ladies
~ Assass - - ssAia rsesdy - irsss1la1l-
- 9aOsGsol1so e nesn!s. aUa wAaievR eaass.
can rsjv upsa - eeosssseed
Portuguese Female 1eathly Pin,
ecupcssd osraes end costly Inspected extracts. Thsy
ssc ssliaoss spesms sos aasse; fsssees ~, -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-18

This splsodid Hair Dys = Ne bsee h - vpssl.-
IT, oaly mus I'D SDssUs DHs-Hasnlsss nslis-
~. Iaseantsnsaos. No 1isappsauensas. No sidie
sioss tiats. Nseus1l Btae& OF Drown. Rsnsdip shs
10 sdsdss Of bed Dyes. laviaussess ths ~, lssvtne
II soft ~ bsastifsl. h esaslns b agusd Wilnaa
4. Dstehelor An othsn ass mses 'initaaions. end
should bssvoaded. Sold By all Druggists and PERU.
mers. Factory 81 Barclay sessst, New Yssk.
t. BEWARE OF COUNTKRFElT.
deel4-d4W1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-18

D. n. HARTWElL,
! INSURANCE AGENCY:
q. s,aaps Col 4 CO.,,

Ne OUUosV - OOsDi
nutual Bene0t b Inc. Cenp'y,
AsSsts, enc. 80. $50.
Centineotal Fire In. Company,
Asssss, ol.soos $50.
Security He Ina Company,
Assess, q, ooo 80.
Metropolitan Fire Insurance e.,
Assets, el.oeo, oooo.
LOrillar0 Fire Insurance Co .
Assets, ~ .Aoo, ooe.
Korth American Fire Inc. Gerry,
Assets. osS0, go.
Commerce Fire Insurance Co.
Assets oSoo, 49,
Tfave1ers' lns. e., Of Chicago.
lnsnrs ACES 0eaeeal Accaaenss.
Iaeaseag 1sevuses ~, ssn eeseAe 49, q loes.
liuA1nia6 :. suGee1aioa y 1sownAag. che&ang. -.
Omee Me- - Dsaay O1Rooe.
ian.-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-18

and 20 into Presidential election this year
without ruin; they cannot postpone the
restoration of the Union without ruin.
They publish their perplexity by rcsortng
to 80 desperate measure as impeachment I;
and they viii proclaim shcir fears ard their
impotence BY their failure to carry i,
through. The wedges are already sharp
sned for cleavins the Republican party into
jarring factions. Differences Of opinion
must siise in relation 10 the projected i'm.
parchment. Other differences must grow
out OF the constitutions! amendment; enc
faction adhering to il as the policy Of the
party, another Iepudiating it. Other differ
snces viii b gsucrstsd y shs nssusi jssi-
euasiss Of Presidential candidstss Person
q contests in the States will - sns~h9
frsitfsl sesures u divisieas. In Psonsyl-
vads, The oonioatioa q Osnssoa Ses Sen.
ater has isssnssd The .Esrsey>Slsvsus fse-
ton. and epsss bistss rupture u ths tass
y Of that Stats. In New York, The Fen.
ION end astj-Fsotou ACTIONS ~ nussssing
iAsir forces ~ iaeusssnss waf. AgssaG q.
gan 10 70 b started IN New Kssk City - .
rival 70 TIE 1ri5uHe. One u 0ovseper Fen.
too's sosolss ~ week sntssi6ed any
thousand dollars towards ths capital Of De-
mas paper. The fact that the Republicans
can do nothing further against the South,
viii make them oil the more ready 10 ap-
pssse their vsngsfnl passions BY turning
their arms against each other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-18

MAGNITUDE OF ruE EARfH.--Tho cream
ference Of our globe is %, O2O miles, and 60
stupendous circle may Be best comprehsn-
ded BY comparison. For example, rail.
way train. travelling necessarily and day,
at the rate Of twenty five miles an hour,
would require six weeks to 60 around it.
The cubical bulk Of the earth is 100000.
100000 Of cubic miles, and, according to
DR.. Lardner. if the mr.erials which compose
It we're built up IN the form ola column,
having pedestal Of the magnitude Of Eng.
iand and Wales, the height Of the column
would be nearly four and hall million Of
miles. Atunncl through the earth from
England to New Zealand would be about
5000 miles long.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-18
Passasea nav -, looo.

PaseaseA nav -. l0oo.
TAis u 90 ast els ~ wsshise without vubb6ae.
!. vssy esey pasess. Whle6 will ssQs1se veV
Alehl sah, aD1 0nl6s Oehss psopoes slooe Obesd ~
nAs puspaoss VIA nof or I'M CtOsnoD. bet Wtil
leave tee9s mach wusssa tAan 0sA1nasy 0eeAo1a,
without the ueuaA wear and tsas
~ An y eushine. . nat ra.slae MI 5 Os6isssy
IA:s pev6ss te psspassd y eeeqsGaere - eAso-
wSN - esssss1 - Lstissc fSSsA III yess d
~ soe 0eso thaa yeag.bn - OoDsu1 fo6Doe -
lnveraa fAv0stie wkssevss u ~ 49, ~. ADeog
~ % vaaeAge0 c103ned ase he e0s10WsI w.
!esavss ~ ~ ssIssss - ~ ssu11 ~ -
4 sssss soss StAs isAss esssbtlae. - wsss -
eeas.
Alse. 1T s,eaaieg vta1DVp. y +. snssDVonDsl.-
VIII -Quasess tHQ 9e aud lahcs usuolS seQoissl
y iopasts bsaa6fal eloeo ooA lnslse, QoeAsoSusss
e Aay osaes mode, No Wuees sse66so sassDs 10
eSMS sss.. SsSs9ssss 1890
=. =. = b.: &c. e , ::::
Tss asssAsssscsS g ~ Ssttw ~ 1~4k sAas
may Qeteo1e esGott16o4 ~ 61Da lnaeuAoesl -
~ 1sla'e Watch 6ave ruetU4 ~ IN " n1le1 d
ssnsvi NJ di1A, SsS kHoV4ae ~ g lSdle sscsi
lenee u this article. they eon1Asouy Droelaio =
stsd. 80 whAeA hes heretofore nalne1 uoeevpsd.
ROWE - oT8vBN0s
eco BrsSadwny, Boston.
ALSO. MANUFACTURER OF FAMILY DYE
- salc BY 0ssosss ssd Dsslsss svssywsg.s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-18
Wlo0UfDHn MN
FRl0HTFUL EXECUTION.
y done upon thousands Of gssy heads, BY endsavor
Ing to darkcn them with metallic dyes that
0cOrch and Blast

NIX 70 ueSkco tnem with metallic dyes Snas
0coFCh and Blast
the Abrcs from tip to root EpAvoid these horrible
DlsF10URIN0 AGENTS,
and use only the great t0ilst staple Of America.
CRIsTADOROS EXCELSIOR DYE,
which not only instaEtaseously produces Ill sheAo
Of black ane own. but also nousishes, stssnstAeas
md beauties the hair. Nanufaetuesd BY J. CRlo.
TADOR0.S Aston House, N. Y. Sold b. Drueessee.
Applied b all Hair DrssscsY.
ALLcocK's POROUS PIAsrRRs. -LAMH BACK
New York, Nsv. =, 1850.
q: AiacocE = CO -0eatssaea: ! iseeiy ssGbssd
Yoos g,eass naeA ssecooss1s1 Ut easeS Of this
Ssssrs. engts plaster Cared - 10 vseA Yooso
Psopssster Of he BranlrstA 6cs,e.
cuAs OF CRICk IN THE BACK. = LUMnA0O.
Lyons. N. T.. July 4, 1915.
4eo1fs. A1lcoek D Co.: p1eaeo md - Aol1a,.a
worth Of yUus plootsn. 1hsy ~ curod - q &
efaek - ~ e6ek, which M tsOS6ood - ~ ~
ei9e, and nov NJ hthef = going 10 nj SHeS foe
dfmcsity about his heart. L. II. SHERWOOD.
Pr. 0fesn. No. ess Broadway, New Yoek. inlbeme
% BE sosd. on Monday, Juse S3d. 1s0e. two pln11D
70 . young woman suGsstng WY severely from lum.
bago: On Ihursday she called to get two more foe
Tread and then slated how the two she had p7rchse
% On 4oaday bed relieved her innediabsly afCes
pushing tAo0 On, md CunaD nm n SWO pAYs Of 4
most distressing pain in her bach and lolns
sold by al dT1ggiD0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-18

= C0CA VAs0e 1oCOBOG&o8 S90O
DeaasifyinG che Hair.
And is the most delightful aud wonderful article
the world ever produced.
Ladies' will md Il not only certain remedy to Re.
store. Darken and Beautfy tie HAIR, but alse dsa
able article for the Toilet. d hieAly psefamed
with rich and delicate pcsfume Independent Of the
fragrant Odof Of the OLE Of Palm Of Mscs.
The Marvel 81 Peru.
new and beautiful perfume. which In deneaey Of
scsnt, and the tsnacity with which clinss 70 u
handkerchief ed pcss0n, b uncQualled.
The above afticee Toe sale By all DpueRioto and
P0rnnefs. ct 81 per bottle eaeh Seat By oIpeeoa 70
any address By prOpsietofS.
T. W. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
oc9Oly1 100 NbesU Street. New York.
More than - years - tho sac.
cesslal ooo ~
ssPettil'0 American Eye Dalve,"
On which time over 100000 boxss have bssn usea,
has placed II beyonl - pais Of expesment Il has
bseomA . neeesG11 = svesy haily for ipslnnt ~,
oos Sey ~ diseeDe1 e1eo. ee1es Of ct1ie, bus eos
all cutaDecae nAa0naaisoe, burna, chilblaine ssy-
lnfants scrcs ehefse ard sesbs. chipt hsads chest
1Ipe and al kindred M; relieving palns ae6 healing
- u b. magic. Being applied KxImNAlLv, Il has
never been enOwn In sngle case, to iajure, - the
use Of the COUGHING needle Bistoury probe or Of
burning caustice, ccrrodtag lotions and Eye waters
rodpg and forever destroying the delicate tssues
constitute or envelope that sensitive organ.
For sale at wholesale and retail at proprietors low
est cash prices. STEVENSON 4 CARNAliAN.
Druggists aud Agents for ProprietOrs, Davenport
Iowa. dec3l.dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-18


Cena - without sssestiag - M@essy. Iodias
roeaesl Asssnie q any poison, but with Neutral.
49, peolve cufs for al humOgs and blood popoao.
OooAno0 WANNA such = Seuinal W6akness,
Iocesfeal 80 Dtursal 1n!cscae, brought q ~
eetaliee Asssisarly ca1sine lose q mcsos5. ~s61-
- aaOebca, 11nese, ed oftsnelnse I6Doal0,
wilAoeAss dsptosabis tsaia ef syapse0s, tsselDl ~
eo4leqlly carea WITH IN inlllble 6lhod. oavinR go
N = - sa1sess 0lc:s. Gooofrnea, Stssetafe. -
on g. * u. MOST HORRIBLE clAse
vh1o ~ Mood Aas become poisoned, psodoelng
49, - bones. liberated throat, nose, limbs ana
sude9ings.
Dr. Jsnes isr.eounsaded by the press generally.
Oh medical faculty. and professors Of medical college.
etc. Those aflicted should apply immediately and
bs cured II theee terrible diseases.
DIX JAMES has just Issued Arevtsed, improved and
greatly enlarged edition Of THE MONITOR IN ven-
osal Diseases peculiar to the eexes with directions
and prescriptions foe self treatment.
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naturally seleot vicae0s man - its instru
ment, he might Aops 70 ride into tie Pres
idsncy on the whirlwind, and once there, to
keep the place By force. Coogrsssmsn like
Ashley. Boutwell, and thc great body Of
their fellow members, whose aspirations do
not rise 50 high - the Presidency, would
gladly put Mr.. johnson out; but the rivalry
Of the Presidential candidates would disrupt
ant destroy the party IL that hazardous step
should be ventursd on. The more ambi.
sisus party chiefs viii oppose Il, and Il is h
be hoped that their opposition will prove
etfectual Yet, if Mr. johnson remains in
office, Congress is Il the end Of ito tethcr,
perfectly impotent TO inilict any farther in>
jury on the South than the continued e.
illusion Of it, representatives from Con-
grcss. They cannot upset The SSushern
State governments 20 losg - Nj. Jehnson
70 Commander in- Chief Of the army, and .
ajosity Of the Supreme Court il sssssrva-
tve. They would not need their pssspscas
b enlafgins o. remsdell,ag the Supreme
Court, with President Johusea il once =
% eftAs judges lfthsy declare he Coosti-
tutissA snssAasot carried vAsa rejected b.
uasspseosassa Stasss, ~ Prssldsas Il Ne
SapssDs Cssrtwif pay % respect v The
dseisiss I'd trsas1a NIFTY every eaes :.
dsciasa. MsaaJ - - insvitsbls eonfu>
s,on Vill ~ In aeolnoe The pefts vhaeA ~;.h
wilfal obstinaney. blssks the rsslssssien Of
The Union, and threws aWay ~ proper
fruit Of the wae. The Republie6a party
stands ''betwesn the devil end ths dssp sec. "
n Coaeress i'nPsaeh ~ President. they
ron The hazard u sxplsdiag their party iats
ltssmsats Il thsy Do not iapsach him
thsis sseesN IN ~ la13slsseioas b barren
victory. which advances then aot sep To-
yard ~ attainmont of their lhsosits Oh
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