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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25


T. WHITMAN & SONS,
Nos. ~ and "a o. Calvert st.,
BALTIMORE, ND,
MANUFA URERS or
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS n
MACHINERY,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
SEEDS, FERTILIZERS a AGRICULTURAL
HARDWARE.
SOUTHERN AGENTS ron
buckeye Moving and Reaping Machines.
wagon.f's &, ebrated Grain a 0uano Drills.
"American' agar Mills aud Evaporaiors.
The 's'yaep stakes" Thrcshers aud Cleaners
che cciebratsd Maryland" wheel Horse
Rakes.
Montromcry's I.ockaway Wheat Fans.
Tho ''keystone" Cider Mill.
IIutchinson'a Family Wine and Cider Mills,
and general stock OF Implements and Machi.
nery, embracing nearly every variety In use.
The above Machines have all Of the latest
improvements, aud are confidently recommcn.
icd as the best OF the kind in the country.
RcPairi"g parts 81 any Of ne ADORE Machinery
tsrn,'Aoi. AL Hachiaes repaired
q, SNORT NOTICE
We have in store a large and carefully select
Cd stock of Garden. Field and Flower Seeds,
which We confidently recommend as fresh and
genuine Send for one of our Seed Catalogue
rivin. ,rsctical directions for planting all va
ririic- 81 seeds.
r..- lon and Flower Seeds forwarded by
Mai March '. is65.-ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25
The Diamond Churn
"UtLLENGgN YHE WOFGD'

HAFiSf' purchased the sisht 81 manuiar.
4 .ar'ns ,hc y.''nV" celebrated Ci.urn. the
undersigned ~ r.W lrri ar-,i ;o furnish them
ri o.. -h"rt, =. o. t'rc AMONG IA" mauy ed
Vani.''-. "a. hr Eainci ii,c following
i.' TIL Diamond cAurns sweet rr,nm
- H. p.n.ud ."paIatc- the Butter from
;h" cream. tni .vtVc- the milk .vcr, - every
lar .,'- can i"'l he STICK ga -wcc, milk toad
"i a',r
ii rn' nnsorl ;nalc- Butter ~ i.on ,w,,
t' tiu. 80 au,c4
g.. ~, Diamond make hail i,.,ni innr.
Butter - 81" gallon - rrcam 'h.u any other
chagE u'w 10 p-".
,'h. '.ns Diamond chr'-, L. ,ncsr ,md iur.
able.
"'h. Ta' Diamond Churn work. the fut,,r.
lt - @ -".: ""rs'=. "a milk lon IN the Ru,tcs.
80. r. uut,,- MI keep sncci longer ,hsn
'.'' m.i' ''y ~ "'h'r 'hur'i n'w IT, u-r.
@r-A.!.ri.-.a.li.c.-, +, tho Manufacturer.
KlLG"HE. MN;pEsrY SCH .ErFLK.
%.il'S .Gty Str.ct. iial,uGorr.
Aar.i. %. l,h..-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25
THE WORLDS
Reaper and Mower,
WITH DROPPRR ATTACHED.

"E invite the attention Of all ia want Of
w Mower aud Reaper for the coming llar-
vest, 10 call aud examine our New Morld's
Reaper and Mower. The gcaFings are all cut
out Of solid Iron and run with precision oi
steam engines, lathes aud that class Of ma
chincry. a ueat Cast Iron Case incIcsos the
entire works, thus protecting them from dirt,
water, rust. 1c., aud shielding the machine
from sclf-dcstruetion, thereby making II five
times rs durable aud Of much lighter draught
than the common, rough cast gear now used in
rcaPcrs and mowers. We have two siGes of
these machines known as I aud 9; I. Mower
cuts feet, inches In grass and 5 feet IN grain.
AZ a Mower, costs 100000
" Reaper Mower with DroppSr. $1,000
and Hand Rake, 5000
2, cuts feet In erase and Z feet, inches in
grain. costs rs n Mower, aI7s.OO
Mower and Reaper with Droppcr, $4,000
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25

CON. cOUSTRP pRJbE,I't,A.i..i %.
exchange for ',oo'l-. al lily prir".
May I. 1897. AN.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25
Here Is a Machine for the Farmers.
GEISERS PATENT

Far'H.r'. look az nc Great Advantage in TArcsh-
'ag Grain irih
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25

OUR BUCKEYE sTEELTooTH
w II Eel HORS Err A X l.
Ia greatly improved this season by means "
rntchcts making both wheels drivers. and also
otherwise improvcd--price s4s.
Agents for the celebrated VICTOR GAME
MILLS, COOKS EvAPoRATOR. aud Sugar
Machinery generally; tho
TORNADO TTTREsHER AND CLEANER.
the finest machine ia the market:
Sindcl's Horse lIay.Fork.
wcodTurs Portable Beromctcr.
smallcy's improved Corn Flow, and Tinglcys
Improved Churn.
Alap. dealers in all Sind. of Agricultural I'm
plcmcnts Fold Grass and Garden Seeds
Have Anc selection of Cane Seed. Lihcrian,
Early aorso. and regular Sorsn Having al
the patterns of the buckeye Nowe- aud Reap
err we are prepared 1" furnish oxtrRs aud re-
pair machines u, short notice.
c.f' For any uf the ubovc articles call "n or
aldrc-s. lOiiE ". GRIFFITH 4 CO.,
so n. Pnca 81, Baltic, Nd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25
RIFLES,
~ PISTOLS.

I'!i!. '.u t.F isnci ~"u,! r"-p,, iitly ca,il the
attention ~ rui c'' H. very large
assortment ~
h"rBLE .iNh SfN5iE HtAREL GTN>
Having i.r"ri communication with I'll, iac
tnrio- ,. Europe a'.i -"cciN.u- u,- si.l fresh
Ipols 80 oy hearty very .i.afne-. hr = able
20 oil whnl".aie ~ retail "a Low .. any ,tLcG
: -p,''ai''" mouse 10 IL" e.''.airy.
tLNO
PISTOLS u oil ihc mot approved Niud- -
RIFLES o.. al Z uds ani cai'hrc: rrea; vari..
~ f,.- POWDER FLAsEs. SliuT BELTS.
GAME BAG. Elcy'- best wa ~, ana Z.
B. al Nu.sct.u.. 50. T.. cop. tafi.ie-- 2
OIL gins. A.H sizes, 3 ti"'. Slot. W i'iias.
gul. +" i-ri, ',"ry uT'..., -. "uf s'., -f..-t..
man IN II, moe; approved '.a,.r--
- al -'4.-'if r.. .olicl,ni AZ y, -
s0jTH CALvELt STREET. Bs;..u,.-r
- Guns made % Order. anil an EEFAlR-
~ ian" j. 'lc boat ;.s.n-of an warranted.
ALEXANDER McCOMAs.
N4rcL ~, lSfy.--tv Ettaiit- h.d l-lS
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25

- 81! the above named Ca,i- 'o.ethor
with ~ kinds 70.
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Also,
PIECE GOODS OF Nil DESCRIPTIONS
.gr .>ai, at "rtn' Rc;rsi,on - For,aer ,. -,
SMITH. EROS : co.
= nd ~ WEST BALTIMORE STREET
- 4 T. D I. Z HALL
AMI Do. i.G1 -.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25
Sell Regulating Grain Separator,
Cleaner and BugRer.

Cleaner ana Bugger.
4 7 e ;'irc likc ;he present, whca labor ,s
N scarce. IL Is important that Farmers, who
arr Interested, should pny attention y tho above
Improvement which considerably reduces the
expense 81 rhrcshing Grain. over any Machine
now ~ H.. IT'S peculiarly ads ptcdio ,s work
aud can hc attached 20 either boli or iron ROD
Powers. II cleans The Grain thoroughiy by one
operation. which is not generally done By any
either machine. train cleaned by this ma
cL!nc. which contains much light. filthy mat
Ter. 10 worth one or two cents per bushcl more
than II cleaned in tho common way.
The above machine Il conveniently arranged
for hauling, being permanently Fixed on two
wheels. aud 10 fully warranted
REFERENCES
Mai. William Hu,ohins. Monkior, Balto. Co.
William pcarcc.
ton. John II pcarrp.
Thomas lohnion. PhwniX.
J. e.. Patterson,
Henry Carroll,
iohn Il. Gent, CHchcysVille.
William Gent
Lease Garrett Foil. Meeting House,
James Amos. Jarrctisvillc. Hartford Cnunty.
William Cole. rhulchyiilc.
rh'mpsor & Armstrong. tThrcshcrs.l Abet
beet. Hartford County
4 rs a.
AUhNTs FOR TnE CELEBRATED
PITTS rIIRESIIER AND CLEANER.
with lnubic riuiun Horse. Power sisc
Tram ! L, !. horse power
Hf'h1d EHN COMR!EED NCLE. NAME
HEiFEE IND No WER.
LINTON s LAaurr
10 y. iiiSa street. Baltimore
A"rrh -. iSdI..ly
Farmers Look TO Your Interest ,
nm Is SuNEr
EcrrER - NWFFT'
Butter madc IN {: to ! inmates from
sweet Cream.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25

II 1865 @@@~ss' '" 49,
ace BALTIMORE ST,
CORNER OF CHARLES,
-HArE : FINE STOCK Of
HuIi Watches Tor Ladies' and Gentlemen
SILVER Hunting Case Watches of all kinds
Gold CAai' lain Ecst and Guard Chains.
Damoni Earrings. Pms, bracelets Rinss.
Eich suite pi jcwclry Of new stylcs.
bracelets. N"calar"-, Earrings and Pin. Of
great variety.
rcRrl. Carbunclc, Seal aud other Isings
Silver spoons, Forks, Ladies', Butter knives,
49,, a..
Silver Pitchers, Goblcts, Cups, Salts, ae
Fancy silver Ooods Of new styles.
Plated Tea and Coffee sets Of latc patterns.
Casters, Baskets, Ic. Pitchers and CUPS,
Plated or Alabsta Forks AMI Sl'oon- IL best
quality.
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors +. i.nx.rs.
Watches carefully repaired.
Fans. Opera Glasses, Portmonaics; beautiful
Paris Gilt and Porcelain Vases; beautiful Par.
~ Card Receivers and other articles Prout's
Hair aud Tooth brushes Fine Marble aud
Brunsed Paris Ciocks; Bronzcd Figures and
Ornanrnt..
MILITARY GOODS.
swords Anl Bolts for Army and Navy, Sash
IS. Spur, Buttons, Lace. Cord, Navy Lace,
Caps, STAR aud Emhroideri.-, Army Einbroi
d"rics Oi all kinds, chevrons, Binding, Cloth,
ar. Field Glasses, Pistols and Cartridge.
March ~. lss7.--iy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!!
E. r. CLEAvELANp 81 CO..
No. 1O3 North Cav Street,
Cash House!
THg PLACE 10 BUI' cHEII' FOR CASH

G CLEANkLAND, Tor IL years with JAMES
OsGetty, will be pleased ~ see his old Gus
TONERS aud iricnds al lO3 North Gay Street
whore he IL confident Of suiting them ~ all
Goods pertaining "a the
DRY GOODS ~ NOTION LINE.
Our store has been rcdtted ant We have al
the convenience required " show goods. Tho
iiFst floor Is exclusively tor Retailing fine
line Of Prints. Bloached aud Brown Muslins.
white Linens, Dress Goods, large stock also,
a splendid assortment Of Mems and Boys wear,
Tour stock in this line s complete. a. well as In
she others.) Fianncls Of all kinds, Towcling.
nice assortment; afull line oi stockings. Gloves
shirts aud Drawers. Collars. Hair Brushes,
Combs and suspondeFs. The lower door l. for
wholcsaiing. exclusively. We have three
apartments here, httod up IA q tasty manner
lsL-Domestic Calicos, Flannels, kentucky
Jeans. Cottonados, Cantons. Diaper, Balmorals.
Cambrics -, ~, 81. Ito and l2l Bicachol
and Brown Muslins--g heavy st.,ck.
d-Threads, Suspcndcrs Linen lldk;s,
spool Cotton. rims, Needle, Hooks aud Eyes
Paper, Pens. lux. rasicboaTj. sui rvcsythins
IN the notion linz.
ird.--Blankets Vt al kinis
We sell Goods !oT C.iSN ths must be- un.
dcratoOi. We 10 business % FAIR plan. and
try L. suit all Our si.'ck J.. Large aud varied
aud the most astidi1us cannot help being suit,
ed. Give W. ;T.ai al -f'.sfactioE cunrnn-
iced
--Ecmta,l,i "A, Ns.,, ,sf ". I....
! l.. CLENvELAND = CO..
in' y Gay ~i., oac l." ? from FroutSt
Baltimore. Nd
+. S,ur ~ thr windows and "a the
. sns ~ tA"awn;ns at thr -idc- 81 the .tarc.
GEORGE H. SIMMONS salcsman.
Fob H., SIT;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

Il 10 contrary to Hindoo etiquette for .
wife 10 address her husband in public. But
don't shc talk to him in private
Fashionable dresses are short-so are
fashionable husbands who pay for them.
Possibly the latest style Of wedding il
the candy edding-twenty-fo -four hours sf.
ter marriage.
Few ladies are 90 modest o. 10 refuse 10
sit in the lap ofluxury.
An architect proposes to build "Bache-
lor's Hail." which will differ from most
houses in having no Ewes.
"What would you be, dearest" said
Walter to his sweetheart. "If WAS to press
the seal Of love upon those sealingwax
lipst' IL should be stationary"
An Insurance agent. urging citizen to
get his life insured, said: "Get your life
insured for ten thousand, and then, il you
die next week, the widows heart will sing
for JOY"
A New Orleans paper, under the head Of
religious items, has paragraph about q
woman running away from her third hus-
band.
The song Of The repentant husband aftes
knocking his wife down: "Come rest in
this bosom, my own stricken deer"
Lady Margaret Herbert asked somebody
for pretty pattern for . night-cap. swell,
said the person, "whst signifies the pattern
of . night csp," "Ol child" said she
you know in case Of frs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

Acting g y rnor flanders. Of Louisiana,
and Mayor Heath. Of New Orleans, declined
to issue pro ,lamssion recognizing the 2sih
,f November ss 4 day Of thanksgiving, in
conformity with the proclamation and rec
ommrndat.on Of President johnson. The
New Orleans Times, commenting upon this
conduct says:
at evinces partisan spirit neither cred
table TO their courtesy or the positions they
bold. No matter what may be the peculiar
political views held by the gentlemen, they
cannot shut their eyes to the fact that the
course pursued under the circumstances
parsock Of the character Of q covert insult
% the Chief Magistrate of the nation, and
vas as repugnans TO the wishes Of the com
munity Of which they ere at present pre-
sumed to be official opponents, A. it Was IN
digniied and unworthy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Eaial, Well Founded.

In old times, at the commencement Of every ssa.
son. It the fashion to take q strong cathsrtic -
safeguard against change OF temperature. 1t
wac woiee than senseless practice. The people
ofour day understand the matter better Instead
~ depicting the system they reinforce II. In the
method they adopt they exhibit a wise discrimina.
ton. Instead OF rc.ortlng to tho vitiated stimu-
lants OF commerce, or any OF the compounds de
rived from them they put their faith in the only ab
soutely pare nvicorant procurabie in the market
HoSTETTERs STOMACH BITTERS. Their faith
lie well founded. Never has any tonic medicine been
prepared with such scrupulous precision and con-
scientious care. It 10 q vegetable compound Of
which every ingredient 10 sound. wholesome. and
medicinal in the true sense Of the word. Now W
have three prominent national complaints. One
half Of the adult population OF the United States
suffer or less either from diseases OF the stom
ach arrangement Of the liver. or affections Of the
Kidneys. In NO other land under Heaven are these
msladies 80 general ~ In this country, and HOS
LETTERS BlTTkRS 10 \ specific for them all, unlee
organic in their origin. aud therefore. beyond
And let thOee who are fortunate enough TO be
empt nom them 81 preesnt understand one great
fact, Wis that ssional Of this vttalistnF
tonic Will - certainly prevent them - the will
prevent the earth from freezing WHERE its genial
beams descend
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09
STATS ITEMS.

The Fol.ett divorce case-Clinton cour y,
has been se,tled-Mrs. F. taking her child
rem aud $4,000 alimony-so says the De-
Witt Observer. There were about 1870
witnesses in attendance.
The Hsra'd says that Tho Bsptists are
about to erect a new and commodious
church edifice in Clinton.
The Dubuque Herald says that "Moingo
No" 10 the name Of . new town on the
Northwestern road, located five miles west
Of Boonsboro, surrounded BY Inc xhaustible
supplies Of coal. Last year the place con-
tanned the depot and . log cabin-now
there are over two hundred and fifty build
ings and population OF over one thousand
peIson..
The Courier says that the grain purchas-
cd in Musca,ine during the past year foots
up at o95, 900 bushels.
The Burlington Hawkeye says that .
man namel Leach, pretending to be de-
won't BAPTIST Minister and a substantial
Methodist, has been victimizing the good
people o. Oitumwa. Look out for tie
scamp
The Newton Republican says that the
Kirk Vincent murder case has been writ
en- up into book form by L. c. Blanchard
Of Montezuma, who reported the trial.
Mr.. A. k Campbell, formerly OF the
Newton Free Press, has turned lawyer, and
has been admitted % the bar. The Repub-
lican predicts for him brilliant future.
A. d. +. llildreth, Of the Charles City In
telligencer. announces emphatically that he
will not be . candidate for State Printer.
The Keokuk papers record the death Of
Geo. Q. Anderson, E>q., leading banker
Of that ~, and one Of its most enterpris-
ing citizens.
The Cedar Falls people are taking steps
towards procuring . steam fire engine, AZ
We learn from the Gazette.
The Dcs Moines Register claims TO be
the only paper west Of Chicago that re-
ceived the Presidents message by tele-
graph.
Mr.. w. Il. Roberts has bougk! the Alton
Revelle and changed the name of the paper
to the Alton Tribune.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09
Mere than % yeors of the suC.
ceS0l61 use Of
ssPettil'o american Eye Ealvo."

On which time ovsP 100000 boxes have been ussd)
has paeed Il beyond the pale Of experiment. L has
Become necessity in every family for instant use,
not only for deceased cyee acute or chronic bat Tor
al cutaneoue infanmatops. burns, chllbains, cry
sipeae. ealt-rheun etnge Of insects. Mequcto bites,
Infants sores, chafe and ecabs chapt hands. chapt
pe and all kindred ills; relieving palms. ard healing
o. II by magic. Being applied KxrxsAslY, Il has
never been known in engle case, 70 iniuSe, ~ the
ose Of the COUGHING needle Bistoury probe or Of
banning canssics. corfoding lotions and Eye waters
frequently does rraparable injury 70 the eye by cor,
rodg and forever Destroying the delicate tissuee
constitute OF envelope that sensitive organ. .
For sale at Wholesale and retail = pfuprietore low
81 eash peieso. 0I9vlNeON . CAhNAHAN.
1OWo. 1seo1-d1u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

A Splendid Gift to Friend Four Ger
;itioatc Of the Washington Library Com
pany Of Philadelphia, in aid of the River
side Institute for educating orphans, cost
ing four dollars. with the fine engraving
The Perils Of our Foreiathers," each Ger
ti.icatc secures also one present 1t Great
Distribution by the the Company, making
four presents, one or more Of which may
be worth thousands Of dollars. Ii always
pays to be kind TO truc9sfien d. Read ad
veftiSement
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09
LIONS PERIODICAL DROPS!
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR IRRR0u
LARTTrES.


Thsee Drops are . scientifically compounded huid
preparation. and better than any Pills. Powders. q
Nostrums. Being liquid their action 10 direct and
positive. wandering then relsble. speedy and Ger
tain speci1c foe the Of al obssuctions and sup
psesous Of nature Thsif popularity 10 indicated b.
the fsct that over 10000 bottles ere annually cold
and consumed BY the ladies' Of Tie Usifed States,
every one 1T whom speak in the strongest terms q
psaase Of theif great merits They are rapidly taxing
the place ofevery other female Remedy and ere con-
sidered BY all who know aught Of them - the sufest
sasess and most iniaibls preparation in the world,
Tor the cure u al female complaints, the reoval Of
AL ohstructiOne OF nature, and the psu00siOn Of
health regularity and strength. Explicit directions
stating when they may be used, and explaininr when
and Why they ehould not uld mot Be used with.
out producing effects contrary to natures chosen
lave viii be found casefuly folded around earh hot
tie, with the written signature ofJonx L. Lyos with
out which none are genuine
=. Prepared by Dr.. JOHN L. LYON. fss Chspel s.
New Haven. Conn.,, who be consulted either per.
eonaily- os by NAIL encoeing etsmp) concefnine II
private diseases and female weaknesoes.
co'o ~ Druggists everywhere.
= 1ooGGUayp
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

On Jour BrLl-Dcar Sir: Last February was 10
Louisville purchasing drugs, and got some Of yous
SarsaparillA and Cedron Btters. Ny son-in-law who
WAS with me In the store had been down with rheu
mAtifm for e"r,s time. commenced on the Bitteee.
s SnI soon found HE general health improved. Dr.
slso improved Dr. Coffee. who had hren in Ina
health Tor several yearsstomach and liver affected
he Improved very much by the uss Of your Bitters
Indeed the Ccdron Bters has given YOU or n popu
lafity In this settlement think could sel ercaa
quantity of your medicines this fal-especialIv os
your Cedron Bitters and Sarsaparilla- ship me vie
Memphis. care Rickett q Nicely. Respectfully.
Oct29-deod&wly G. Il. WALHkR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

HrsE 10 . statement Of what NAV be
found in . place called HAYS C.ty-a "ci,y'
51j miles west Of St. Louis. founded on
spot whore buifalocs. sntclopes, AMI bca-
scrs were undisputcd land owners u, to
midsummer Of this year: II has already
four hundred people, . railroad, . depot,
three rsircad machine shops under way,
two hotels, a fine theatre building, stores
and dwelling houses in profusion, two *.
press lines and II course, a brisk little
newspaper, with probably the largest num-
Der Of cuisines advertisements ever COL
lected in town which. three months ego,
vas wilderness, with no settlement within
fifty miles,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

WnAr THE ALDEN TYPE-sErrISo MACHINE
CAN Dove have received;a miniature
pamphlet edition Of lrving's "Trip Van
Wrinkle" which We supposed on q first
look to be psinsed merely IS . neat and
handy little sfFais for railroad travellers,
II turns OUT, however. 70 be a specimen Of
what can be done by The Alden Type-Set-
ting Machine. The whole matter, amount
ing TO almost twenty five thousand Gems"
Of solid agate" type, was Get up and dis
tributed by this machine in SIX hours ard
thirty minutes Is appears BY undoubted
certificates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

PAnflEs who are convsrsant With the
views Of Senators on the suspension Q.
Stanton, assert that the Senate will reject
any nomination for Sccls'ary Of War in
tended to rupersedc the late Secretary, and
will, ~ d eided majority, declare Stanton
to BE- lawfully entitled to hold the oftice, it,
respective II the Prssidsas's eerdsr or de-
oire.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

What is Best for Costivenese p
Dr. HARaisos's PxRIsrALrIo LozEssss. are wsrran-
ted In all cases OF the Piles and Falling of the Rec
tum. We rrnmire cure for all symptoms of Dyspep
sia such Oppression aftor Eating. Sour Stomach,
Splitting Of Food, Palpitation. also. Headache. Dsz
ness Pain in the Back and Lons, Yellowness Of the
skin ard Eyes. Sick Headache, Coated Tongue. Bill
ousress Liver Complaint Lose OF A; petite, Debility
Monthly Pains. ard all Irregularities, Neuralgia,
Eai sc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09
sRDrhciOr,s Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best In the world.
The only rrrs and rrRrEor DYE Harmless, Reiia-
BILE, In.tantaneoa.. No disappointment. No ride
ulous tipt.. Natural Back or Brown. Remedies the
III eicdts OF Bad Dyes lnvgosates the hair leaving
Il soft and beautiful The genuine L. signed William
A. Bachelor. All others arc mere limitations, and
shoe ID he avoided Sold By all Druggists and PERU
man. Factory 81 Barclay etrect. New YORK.
~ HFW ARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.

vIcKsBrRG, Mes., Aug. 2. 1858.
DR- JoHH Bvll--Dear SIR 81 arm happy to state to
you that have ueed your valuable Cedron Bittcrs
with great benefit to myeelf In general debility aud
snd miasruatie influence Of the Mississippi River
around vieksburg. confidently recommend lite
to all persons who are exposed to unhen thy climates
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

Conuxo out Of the little end Of the horn !.
that l., tAs Radical Congressman, easing
themselves down from the giddy heights Of
j~pesekmsss to the qsiet level Of censurs.
o beevs inpsaehists. how gracefully do you
G1ns 1oMn. up like . rocket sad down
,iUlDa go"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

TnE Rsdicais are all in for paying the
National debt Are they? Let's sec /:
They want standing army at $l24 .00o,.
600 per year, which IN ten years amounts to
81 ,24o. 900 ,ooo-about one half Of the in
dsbtedness. The American people may
veil despair Of squaring their account, il
such exsravagancs is tolerated. In our
way Of thinking. the maintenance Of an
army st that figure amounts TO the mex,
thing 20 rspudiaticn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

A RADICAL Washington correspondent
says: I'll anybody has doubts a. to the
truth Of The old adagc that = man Who is
good .. excuses is generally good At nothing
elss,' the adroitnsss With which Chief JUS
tice Chase always presents . plausible ses-
son for not presiding 1t the trial Of Mr..
Jsdsrson Davis, issadmirAbly calculated to
dispel them"