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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07
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-Dubuqas wharfage rates for the season
were $1.olso7.
Iowa children have q large share Of
~hooring cough.
Charlton 10 ovsrtrcublsd with thieves
and burglars that make night dangerous.
-F'e'ghts are moving bri.kly across the
new Temporary bridge At Csuscil Bluffs.
A 4oo-acrs farm near Council Bluils
wss recently seld for eao. 900; land is de-
elining.
-AJjusant General Baker has returned
$4,000 stsnd Of arns - gsvsramsut.
Iowa will probably have - msmbsrs
81 Congress after The 1870 superintendent.
Track laying has bees resumed on the
Isws Fslls rad thirtsssfuiles laid.
The railroad wsst from Dubuque, will
- provided With pallman'a Sleeping Cas-
ahsr the 18th inst.
-0ruudy ccuaty has 1852 persons be-
tween the ages Of s and 81; $50 pupils at>
tending schools; 50 school houses.
Knoxville 10 pleading earnestly. for rail
read communication. Il costs the Nariou
sssn'y farmers Z cents per bushsl to haul
their wheat 70 depot market.
The second Iowa State Christian Cen.
ssntioo. ~hieA Vas appointsdefsr che 9Th,
9th and 10Th Of December, It Dubuqus, hes
bsso posspsssd.
-Dss Moinss l. to b. lestursd bv Kss
con, D.ekinsen. Vincent, Greeley, Tihsn
Nasty snd Doaslass, says the Rsgisssr, and
psssibly BY Cough.
-Dariss the siz days ending On last
Thursday. af,ssn deer we're killed In Adair
county. TIE light fall of snsw proved par.
sicularly fortunate for the hunters.
Tbs Burlington 1 Cedar Rapids read
ss within week Of bsn. graded from Bur.
ling'on TO ware'ls. $4,000, 900 in hand
soms'y engraved bonds, are to b put upon
the market to buy iron and rolling stock.
-Aiss Eliza Parsons, of Keosaueua, saws
Che Republican. vas thrown frsm horse
last week add vas quito severely injured.
Mrs. Well, q the same plass. liea
very suddenly the same day.
Tho "Oppssition House" 1t Charlton.
hes landlord named Mnsslsman, WHO 10
esat,nually On his muscle drunk and get.
ting drunk thrsshsd and getting thrs.h.
ID.
-Chariten. - Ne learn II ON the DAms-
srss. hssiss sssa ssss. I've young men
ever 70; I've yeung ladies absut le-'er
ssas sssrsship; yoasg men usprinciplsd !;
ysssg ladies over coa6ding, illegal pres.
psess; consultation d parssts; promise.
- marriage ysune men slope thrssssnsd
ssvssgs. The old. old story how accused
q Ill and yst how common.
An awful affair occurred near Lewis
Osss county. last week. A yeuns msn
|oansd Dyer, aged 20. led HE colt 70 wster.
cad, While drasisg bucket Of water. b .
|eel. became scared. dashed n 10 fr.n my.
aesesiag The doomed boy By the nesk fer =
|hsadrsd yarls, ssd striking his heed sgainst
y ne viii such violence q 70 kill him d.
|mess Instantly.
|oa-rhs wiatsrsssl Asdisssisso ssys that
|llissss En.s ard Ella Harlan. ~ th4t city.
have recently sssn 70 Dssaa vis,s essnty,
|naa taksa - hsosssssdse 10 thsk Own
lanss. ~ 1T shsy will nsvO = -
- ssotn ~ tAsis hssoAssgs wto ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07
BATCHELoR,s HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best In the world
the only true and perfect Dyes harmless. reliable.
Instantaneous no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the III effects OF bad dyee invisorstes
and leaves the Hair son and beautiful black brown
Sold BY all Druggists and Perfum.rs; and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No 10 Bond ST..
New York. apr9s dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07
Chlldren's Lives saved for 50
Ce0tOss'

Thousands Of Children die annually Of Oroup.-
Now, Mothers. II you would spend 50 cents, and a.
ways have bottle Of DR.. ToDias' Venetian Lini-
ment in the House. you never need fear losing your
little one when attackei with this complaint II 10
now 81 years since have put up my Lnnent, and
never heard Of child dying Of Group when my
Liniment was used; but hundreds Of curee have
per bottle they would not be without IT, Besides
which, 1t is a certan cure for Cuts. Burns. Head
ache. Tooth ache, Sore Throat. Sw slings, Mumps,
Pains in the Limb, Back and Chest. No one once
tree it who 10 ever without IT, 10 warranted per-
fectly safe TO take internally. Full directions with
ers throughout the United statcs. Depot 10 Park
Hnr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

Walter 7. Mills, whs committed sui
eide in Newton last week, was considered
. weak minded man who was influenced by
domestic troubles to commit the act. He
had previously separated from his wife.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07
make she RnIe General.

The New York Tymes argues that the
Senators and Representatives in Congress
from Georgia should not bs admitted to
t,.ir seat, upon the ground thst the Leg
isl.turs which made choice Of the Senators
did not recognize the right Of negroes to
h,ld oli.s updsr the Constitution Of the
Sena'e. Were this argument ofany force
Of al, Il could only reach the Senator's elect
sad not the msmbsss Of the Hsuss. II Il
10 applied ~ rule 10 Senatsss from 0sor-
gle, that they sas nss b permitted TO take
their ssats until Tie State shall adoit the
hight Of negroes y held emes, thss lot that
suls b made gsssral. Let Il reach New
Ysrk, and BY oil means lot itspply tolowa.
Letno low Senators or Representatives
BE- permitted to set down in Congress un.
al the bar that keeps Iowa negroes out Of
Iowa Legislatures shall have been removed
The negro has vote in Iowa. but he cas-.
not be member Of her law making body
any more than in Georgia. Hence il 6ser
eia is 10 be represented on these grounds
let Iowa share the same fate. What Il
sauce for the goose 10 saues for the gandsr
Assds FROM Iowa, there 10 searcel, . Stat,
In the North that has yet recognized any
such rights hence let the States that d,
not recognize the Legislative rights Of III,
negroes. stay cut Of Csngrsss along. will
George. Congress will b 10 an s1esllsn
seadisien under sseh circumstances. -
great many bold, tad nsn will Be kept .
home
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07
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La R00'O A10000dor Cream
A8TlC In TN WOULD!
II will not lnjurs the most Delicate Skin
it, presence on the face cannot Be detected; Il can
be removed only by washing; and when renewed
win leave th> skin softer Smoother and whittier than
bs6re RI graduates evsry aise0osation Of the face
whether caused By exposure - the wethsr, or BY die
eeee, and bestoWs apon ali fAess the
Asi1ele tsial proves all thsse statements.
And ~ entire sane with which h can be used,
makes ~ onceeoe complies.
Rue Co., y blown In Tie bottle, end ON trade mark
at the top u the front LABEL Cola b ~ Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. fSieo One Dollar per
bott1o CHURCH = FLINT. PrUprietors,
Hartford, Conu,
F.o. Wsrls o., New York: dee, c. Goodwin
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

ID - r r. II G A.
Dysestsry, ssmmsr Compliant, Cholera No
bss. Fiu1, Childrsn's Tssthine, nd the Great
Preventive Of AsiaAis Chslsfa.
MAGUfRE'S BENNE PLANT.
THIS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE. the faas
81 which 10 sprssd heoadease tAfossAeat the eesn-
try. 10 undoubtedly superior 70 any remedy o.
fersA 70 The public for the eompants for which Il b
intended. We Asvs In ear psesssstsu tsseinesials
furnished Voluntarily BY Col. LoaG. late Chief Tore
graphical Engineer Bureau Ut washingtsa, Cen.
1tas 4oav Wafsoa, Co. Rleaeaaeoo, cd o4hoos Of
the army; Father p. J. Deemst. The celebrated In
dian Missionary also. oalcrs Of the Navy, esrgsons
Hospital Stewards, CoDunnoefo Of nearly over
steamer plying on the Mississippi and tributary nv
efs, Weetern Sanitary and Christian Comnissions
army Chaplains and Others to- nunsrousss asation.
Likewise highest encomiums Of the Prses, most d
which are published in our almanac, (Which We wil.
tend to any requesting ~. pfaisipR ~ valuable
medicinal qualities in the highese terms. No Other
0eetetAs hes sueA reeon0eodattcne =. &c. ma
CURE, eols Ffspnetors, 81. Leute, Ne. Gold b.
aruegists and medicine dealers everywhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07
ChristadOrO's Hair Dive
To Art We owe . thousand graces:
Improving Nature no disgracs 10,
30, 40 cray hair don't please the eye,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAICnLkHU DYE
CHRISTADOKOS HAIR PRESRRvATIVB
Cr!sta5oros Hair Preservativo and Beautiner Be
the hair ever wiry. coarse and unnsnsReable by
brush and comb. in oBe week this article viii rem
der II flexible. lustrous, and inclined to curl.
Sold by Druggists and applied BY all Hair Dres-
sere. Mandatory No. 60 Maiden Lane. Princ-
pal DepOt No 4 Astor 00uae
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

Tho Legislature of Vermont has char
cred . telegraph company With &, 600, 900
tapital, and the right to run any whore iu
che State, and has refused TO provide ad
titisnal buildings and land for the Reform
dehool.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07
NATIONAL TRUST CO.
0ftAs ely Of New yeek. No. - 1readway.
Ganifal n x MQlHu1lON DOH n n ~

Capital, ON 4 Naul.u.lON DOn1A4X1D
CHARTERED BY T4B STAT1.
Dahas r. Aangsm. President. Ja0ss Msrrul, -.
Rotary. Receives Dsposite and allows Four PEI
Check At Sight. SPECIAL DEPOSITS for Oh
Months, or more. may b. nade at ave pss cent.
The Capital oaONk MILTON DOLLARS y divided
temsn oflargs wealth and financial expefienoo, Who
alss personally liable to deposition Tor al ALI.
gatiops ofthe Company TO- double the amount q
their capital stock. AZ the NATIONAL TRUST
CO., receives deposits In large Or snail anooats,
and permits them to b drawn = whole or n part
By CHECK At SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE,
throughout tho country can keep acceunts In Ills
institution With special advantage Of security.
enence and proAt. je39 dawn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

also obtained fres homes. Of their eva
There's wemanlinsss for you which 10 -
diamond 70 pinckbsek when compared 70
Anna Dickinsen's sputtsr and rhetoric.
The fortunate men who gst these girls viii
have. mot emily farm ready made. but also
have jewels Of wives. whs will 60 through
the wsrld brsvsly and nsbiy, and mos -
limp and whining dslls.
"A Law ease Genes Up in Marion county
in this way. Young waissss-a miner
rented isld sfa nsiehbor On shares, and
raised corn. IIs 10 fsthsrlsss; his neither
his guardian. She claimed Der sons share
Of the crop - her ows. and hauled IL of.
The son brought suit for recovery thereof,
AMI the Justice decided u his favsr. An
appeal was taken.
The Sioux City Register states that
"last week. NJ. Mastsrsos, Of the Winnie
bago Agency. and sss Indians. spent few
days On Big Wbisky Slough, ard succeeded
In ba:gins ten 6ns deer. On Thursday, :
steambeatmsn shot deer on the bank Of
the RIVER, within sieht Of Pearl street. The
deer had been chased from the Big Sioux
BY an Indian. Wild .turksys are said 10 be
very plenty in the Nebraska timber"
Butler county figures in Grim. con. A
Mrs. wilkins brevst husband being caugh,
in an adultsrous acl. WAS assaulted BY . Mr.
Jamisen with an axe. Whstzsl-ths brs
vst-defsndsd himself with pistol shoot
ing Janison severely. Cross! indictment,
and sxaminasieus fsllswed; Whetssl Va,
held 70 bail, and Janison discharged
wheszsl he. family in Franklin county
The indebtedness Of the city sf Du
buqus, submitted to the City Csuneil b.
the Auditor. 10 - fslle~s:
r >. Jsssup Co.. bonds On account
OF public inpfossnesn and con-
with Is y.S,: i.,.i..i a. 10 p.r cent?
| Clark. Dodge = Co. bspds On accent
pabrc Improvements. .............- 10 900 q
with IL ysass' intsrest 81 10 per cspt)
p. .. Ssssup . Co bends on account Of
with il ysare' interest q per tea,j y
pubic impro,snsnis ............... 100000
f~ith ~ years' iatsrssi at 10 per centJ
I'd. LangwcftAy. bonds On sccoust u
,.,ss i, y !" ia;:i:.; !; 10 Per cent, '
soIds !. .se1ssee for Sosds, $3.50. w.sos.e
with 10 years Interest at ~ per cent)
| Old 6oaee, iaclsding those for etssmsr
10 Issse sre~nson 10 cancel o,hsrs. 7s.71is
... " III. ~ 4
Oresrs outstaading since 1856. on the
various funds. ........... i~,G2si
| lnterset for II years (avorags dateo) 9sf 7Aob
i
fetal. 81 .s1s. la Z
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

plain etAtemsnt OF facts. Inherited ScrofulA.
and maay of my relations have died OF It, In 1899
nv was ir'ghtful. Tumore ard ulcers spread,
until in 1872, under the advice OF ny physicians.
went to Avon Springs. received no benefit tried
every medicine and die everything cssld. had to
rest my arm a cushion, and had not peen abb. to
raise II to my head in over year. The discharge
from two ulcers was nearly pint day. Amputa-
ton was recon me dcd but pronounced dangerous.
could not sleep, and my sudcrings were intoerable
4 friend brought me an English physician. who APP
piled salve with which he said no had accomplish
extraordinary cures in the hospitals In England
II commenced TO reieve;l persisted in its use; Il
finally effected perfect and entire cure Itis now
1888 ltis I've ysars since had the appearance Of
scrsfnlous ssrs, and my health ha been good ever
since. procured the receipt ofths wonderful arti-
Gle this blessing OF hananity-a and have called II
"fAsk's CLIMAX SALvn" and allow the pablo to sne
II or not ~ they choose. This 10 brief bat candid
statement given more fully in ny circular.
Geneva, Now York, Dec. 1850. J. n. PAGE.
NEw York, Oct 10, 1888.
II have known J. n Page ,lEsq., OF Geneva. N r.,
for many years. He 10 one Of the nrst cltisens Of
Western New York. l saw him last week in good
health. His case was most remarkable enc. bat
actually true in every particular; Lsignedl
We Asvs wstehsa ths unsaAsd bat nc ~ fsyor Of
F" PAsfs ClsAx sAlvs." and availiag ourselves Of
the knowledge Of it, wonderful curative powers,
have become pespsieten q The sane.
tits . sure cure for Dlrns, Sealds, serofuls. SAT-
Rhesm, Fever Sores. Broken Breasts. Frost Dssss,
Chilblains, stisss. Bruises. Cuts. swsllises, &c.
whether upon aaa o. bssst. 1t iubavss paia anl
Inflammation with surprising celebrity. and heals
burns without scar. No family shosld Be without
It. tits always wanted. and 10 always ready. We
will forfeit dossa boxes for any sinele iaars. We
believe there aaysAing like il in the world
II 10 put no IN tin boxes With the name pages CHI
max Salvs" stamped On the bottom Of the box
None other 10 genuine. Sold By dealers in Ned.
einse svspwhses. Tryit. PEies anly - cents.
Street Nae Yoek DAT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07
EXTRACTO, COLOGNEe.
P0MADES, FINE SOAPS.
STEA MSH1PS .
CTEAN TO GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY
" THE ANCHOR LINE.
Favorits Clyde built passenger steamers are intende
to sail EVERY 0ATURDAY.

20 BuII EVEHX 0AIVKUAY,
from pier 20, North river, 1t 4? O'Clock, noon
IOWA. Dec. . BRITANNIA. =. Dec 10
CALEDONIA. Dec. 12 HIbKRNIA $500 Dec -
EUROPA. JAM COLUMBIA. Jan. .
Rates OF passage payable In cuRreney:-
Cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow or Derry, 80
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, $40.
steerage to Glasgow or Derry go, ntermedia ,sooU
Prepaid certificates from these ports. $3T.
Passengers booked to and from Hamburg, HARE
Rotterdam. Antwerp, &c, At very low rstes.
Drafts issued payable 1t any bank In Great Britain
For further information apply At the conpany'a
0mcee, No. Bowling Green. New York, to
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

The most secceseful medicines in the world. Med
ieal men. elergynes, philanthropiss, all acknowl-
edge they are performing wonderful effects In eases
ofphvscal weaksese. bilious sccretions dyspepsia.
loss appetite diseases OF liver and skin. MOI
fate Life Pills the best Cathartic and Blood puri
FER offered to the public They cleanse the system
from all inpurty and never grips the bowels. Sold
by all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

CUNARD LINE OF OrBAMERO
U1TWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
- Calling at Queenstown.
From New York, every Thursaay.
From Liverpool, every Tuesday.
From QuoonstoWn every Wodn' day.
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM NEW YORK.
OAOin. ........................oo o.0o-0oN
Storage Tickets ffen Liverpool Or Qlsssstown q
oVoot fStoo.
!or passage apply 70 ,. CuNARD, Ne. III Trinlty
Building, New York.
J LEWIS DREW. Agent,
je9o.d1y Citisens National Rank bnvenpwt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

JUNCTION SHOP. WORCESTER. AA00..
MauufAeture Wooden Machinery Of Supesioe Quality.
On blnine III the valuable i0pfrvemoaSo q nj
eo0ntry, and maSy nom Europe, ana II style apd
CARDIAC Machines, vii lfcn o. WOOD vrsnss PA.
ent Spinning Jacks; Yarn Tvistere, win an se1-
inlsrs, kron entirely nsv ed much inpfovod pst-
tefns Yarn epeeleFe and 0feesing nackfnesy.
All kisds Of Cloth Finishing M6cAirssy, Including
Shears. broad anl nasrew Gigs, doubls ssd Sisels
eetinei dsuele oelDg- nr1shisa- Machines, Yulllne
Mille, wash 4ille. rets1t C1OsH Dryefs, 0yAreCatc
and ssrsw Pro-. NV neehi.siy ios Velvet, r:
AsoasinG Ho1Atneos ete. Wool Yiehefo. DuStsss.
Mnlowas. Patent Hydro 11tractors. Of new aad
~ MAoi VOL DYsrv. Band Aacsises. BOZ
Ssa Wisesse, C.1 0sinoers, TasDisG Rests. Plate
heeestss &c. Also Machinery Castipgs, Mi Gear.
NJ 01le9es. Pullsye end slaltipg, &c.
Our nachinss are in subetan' ial and superior isoa
furnished q low price when called for. and are war
.sassd e b equal y every respect TO any nashinss
II addition 10 the shove nsned neehinN q cor
eNn nate, ~ are prepared 70 furnish Cr0mpeon'e
Looms, Parks 3 W00IeOn's Shears, Steel 11n9 Dur
1schiies and Bur rieke., Card Clothing. end nao-
uhctursfp Andings generally. at makeS' 1UWsst Price
- cao fuYnish our customers with 0ocAIoesy for
WoolIen Mills conplsts, ith psomptneeo, onl Il e
favorable price, aDv otheS builAeep.
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johnson,
Holloway.

. |" SOW 000s
r.eprissers' - Arch Street.. Philadelph,a.
Fuller. Lord 4 e0l(A DrYHhsSs n Va eehaseS b
=, Hesd 2 Co., smith, Cutler . Co., Doiisoeh.
DDsoeA Co., nd throughout the eeaa6y - g
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07


"IT WORKS LIKE A CHARM"
Every person In this town will hnd II to their prof
II as we'll a. for their comfort, II they use Rem
ne's Pain-Iilling Magic Oil when they
have Headache, Toothaehe. Chillbla.ns, Ague In the
Face and Jaws, Lame Shoulders, rheumatism, Sci
atica Bruises, Cramps, Colds. Cronp, Sore Throat,
any paine of this nature. The ladies' will find Its
use blessing TO relieve their peculiar pains II ID
one OF the beet things to in the family gen.
cral remedy for my kind OF painful disorder or hurt
or burn ever discovered and IL clean end delicious
10 use. Use 1t freely. Sold BY all Druggsts. Mer-
chants and Grocers. VIM. RENNR.
Sole Proprietor and Manuiacturer.
tunes d&wly Pir1sFixlp. Mass.
Sterling Silver Ware
And hne Riectro-plated Ware. The 0orham Man
ufacturing COMPANY, OF Providence, r. L.. having
the largest mandatory OF Solid silver Ware in the
world. with to mort improved machinery. and en-
plOyinR the moet ski led labor are enabled to Offer
an unequalled variety Of new and beautiful dcsigns
in Dinner Services, Tea Services and every article
specially adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gins.
They offer also their well known and unrivAlled
Nickel silver Eeetro-Plated Ware. ia which they
have introduced new patterns ofrafs elegance. The
Solid Silver il guar to be Of sterling purity By
United States Mint assay The Electro. Plate 10 guar
anteed 10 be superior TO the facet Shsdleld ware.
Orders received from the Trade only. but these
goods may b obtained fren responsible dealers
everywhere.
Trade
''. 49,; +: .''' 0|I0 s:s. 9 ~ :;
ocRHAA MANUFACTURING CO..
eaeeroon Ne. 1ai1sa lAnA. ~ 7.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

HsHaY WAaD Bsscsxs says il 10 sinful
60 gamble in stocks. Beiag worth . sou-
pie Of hundred thousand, and in the steady
receipt Of 6hssn or twenty thousand per
annum. We can credit him With sincerity in
the statement. But which 10 worse. 10
gamble In stocks Or u grew fat of The Gen.
tribu,ions Of those who dor How many Of
Bsechsr's wealthy pArishionsrs are there
Who are not regular attendants upon the
Ing 10 that divins's fervid sra,ory. organize
schemes to ssnd Eric exiting" or to fierce
"a corner" wherein to badger their Chris
tiAn brother DAnisl DreMi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

Gen Grant is Anxious that Congress, at
its ssssion this winter. shall pass bills fund
ing the national debt, and providing fer .
return 10 specie symsnts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

Thirty Years Experience In the
Treatment Of Chronic and Sexual
Di0oaso0.-A Physiological View Of Mari
aes. - TAs ChseDsst Beck Ever .PublisAsd, cor
tanise nearly loo paxss an1 $50 1ns Plates asd h
esavings ofeAs ADato0y 0f Ne Human OsRans n
rate Of Health and Diseaes, and Treatise early
Errors. ~ Deplosaeie Csassaeenes sDon Mind and
ne1y with the authsr's plan Of tfeAt0ent-the cav
rational and successful mode Of care. - shewn BY
he report OF eases treated. A truthful adviser 70 the
married and thoss contemplating marriage uho en-
Of postage 70 any address fscspt 81 70 csnts IN
ssanps 81 postaf currency. By sadssssing DIR. Ia
author nav - consulted spss any q The diseases
spon which hs book treate. either personally or by
nail. and incidence sent to any pat OF the world.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.
On the Brrors ana Abuses ineidsnt 70 Youth and
Early Manhood, with the humane view Of treat
nent and care sent ~ mail nee 81 chaygr Adj
drsss HOWARD ASSO0iAriON. Box r. fhilade.
pAia. Pa. fsept9s d&wsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

TaB Pail Nall (Eoglsnd) 0asstss. allod-
Ing TO the election Of Grant. Gays: 1T
nay be further advantage just new 10
have solder fss . ruler. The fanatisal
hostility toward the Sssth displayed BY
ssms pssoinss politicians has never been
shared ~ the army. Hard fighting teaches
men 10 rsspset their enemies. AID this 10 .
lesson which some msmbsrs Of Csssrsss
Cad Il difficult . learn"
The principle upos which the Gsestes
arrives at its cesclusisn 10 . seund enc
"Hard fighting" should instill il the true
soldier not emily respect for but charity
and ~agnanimity toward gallant though
defeated adversary. Hence. perhaps. the
distrust Of the Radicals in their candidate
elect