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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-26

The Baltimore City Council in joint con ven
hon last night took up the charges of sgross
ana paipabie indiscretions'' brought by the
COMMITTEES Of Investigation against City
Register Barnes. Several hours were spent
with closed doors, in a discussion of the report
OF the committee, and the Convention did not
adjourn until one O'Clock this morning. The
preamble reported BY the COMMITTEES was
adopted, but for the resolution of censure
reported by the committee the following was
substituted:
"Resolrtd, That the Register OF the city of
Balumore act d lnprudeEtly by having an "
inirg 10 DO with the sales or disposition of the
Western Marylan Railroad; that speculation
q no part of the Registers duty, and that to
connect II In any manner whatever Herewith
must prove subversive of its fduciary char
acter, AID utterly destructive Of every hope
" hich the people repose in that department.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREKNBRIER CO "a Y.

These Springs. so Ions and fsvorabI, known to
tne seekers OF health nd pleasure. will A
reopen Tor the reception Of visitors on WAC
the let OF June With extensive improve ls.kt
mens and general refurnishing Of the estsT-'.r
pent we viii be prepared for the comfortabie a. .
oommodsiioa OF from DIsss Esscred 20 ttco faos
saad PERSONS.
bot and Warm Sulphur BATHS. 90 eminently ser
Nicesbie IN connection With the internal n.a Of
OF the visitor.
One Of IN. best City BANDS OF MUSIC ytu n.
N attendance TO enliyeh the LAWN and n BALL
kOOM; and suitable LINkRY will he Oman a.
the nee of thoss who may desire 20 indulge in
horseback OF carriage exercise.
Charges will be IS day. or sS per month.
chlidren under 10 years and colcred tervauts, haH
Mons.
No effort ex pen.e will Ne srsred en- the psrt NJ
the Proprtetore, Go manage this stsblishment IN
manner beet calculated % promote the comfort u
visitors In every respect.
PEYTONs a CO.
white sulphur Springs, W. Va. April Auth 1888
- FOR 3 full sscourt Of the MEDICINAL EFyt-
cACY ANDAPPLGCAeILITYo fthese aters 10 psrtica-
lar disc the reader h referred the late WORT
OF pr. MOORMAk, on the :. Mineral Waters of the
United States and Can ada, Go be- found At Mesa.
KELLY PITTS. Baltimore and other Book
steree. PAMPHLET on the WHITE SUI
PHOh SPRINGS, containing mach VALUABLE ia
formation, can be obtained without charf. of
Mersrs COLEMAN a ROC ERS, Baltimore
ROUTE TO THE sPRIs Gs from suy Point
SokTH oT WEST via oS.ssLNGros: coz
Ne SEQ aDs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-26

~ Clarence A seward sailed for Europe
last Saturday. -.--rs -
- The ssn nal slaughter of dogs IN New
y FORK has commenced. @rE
~ Msiac lite msntel and walnut wood work
are the style In newssnnansions." 2 > '
- Gov. Pease. Of Texas, opposes the propo-
sition TO divide IN 70 three States.
~ The Germans in San Francisco have or
xanized large Grant club.
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sUsGE6N AND PHYSICIAN.
n EApi BEADtf RKADiit
ALL MUST ACKNOWLEDGE THAT
THOMAS fAHEYB

Excel in vortmanshiI and durSsiIiy all cther. Of
material, and work performed by mea OF eftes.
years ex penenoe.
Be also Invites the attention OF the publ,e ssn.
orally to bis stock of BUILDIEo MAfERIkLs.
RosendaIe and Round TOP Cement,
Lime, LAthe, Hair,
Holland Point Sand (per boss sslv,nrtou.
white Sand, (ooArse and fuea
Wotherspoont OslciRed Plaster,
Felt. Pitch and Gravel
sold at the lowest cash prlees.
All orders prom pity attended 20.
80, THOMAS rAHrr,,
Rn Nm 6mfthsOnisn Brldrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-26

FoRUeN NEws--The statue of Luther erect
ed at Worms in commemoralion lf the Refor-
matlos, was inapgurated yesterday. The KIM
OF Prussia and the Crown Prince were pres
ent and vast concourse Of people from all
fnxts o. Europe and America Salvos Of ar.
sIlIery were fred when the statue was un.
vriled, and hymn was afterwards sung by
several thousand voices. Mr.. Rassam, for.
merIy Cons al in Aby ssinia- and one Of those SO
long held in captivity BY King Theodorus, has
arrived in ngland, and been met with pub
Inc reception. Prince Napoleon has arrived at
bucharest on his way TO Constantinople. In
the British House Of Commons last night the
IIish Reform bill was passed. The Govern
uent grant to the Irish Presby terrain Church
ives voted. In the House OF Lords an impor-
lsnt debate took place on the Irish Church
question N-5t .f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-26

LADIKs CAH HAVE THEIR HoOPeKIRTs
ALTERED AND REPAIRED st Obs. BAUhr
HOOPtKlRT. CORSET and euOULDER BRACE
nAhufAOT0RF, - Losisiana svssss. bssvssa
Oh and TN strests. nh u-N
CoErIptSIIAL-iouas Dee yse hsss q
ShicA Snat then ser Susins. Rlss.srs. o. u
nss. vho, froe The foIlis. q ycsta, Or other
bsfors plaeias tksnsclvss under the Treatment Of
sp one, PbeSld arst red The secret Tread"
81 .IsrsaSs she secret fnssd y ssss % M
eAdrso, 20 ssalea eeyeloPe, On receilt Of 8
ss.s AsHrs" Ds oaAsLHs A.srsAsf z 90.
0HHO0OPHY OF HABRIAo6.-Hs 80 co1rSs
q Lsss.r.. = esatyssA e - Hey Yea
e Ne 80 80 q live Cor; tostH. 6sSnty "a
offndigestion, 0at1lsnee end Hsrvoes lissasss e.
counted or; narrtap pA1lossDhioally oossidsrsl.
fese.e vi. eeeaaAeang 49, lsee.sss YIN =
q sog .ees1s - s11r:s1as, e4Q4EfA9I
10. Zen s1. s.S fe. & A,ss'es s.s ssa'ss
a QRRmRTOM- AOYQ l-Iananona ira ~
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Us. Marshal Of D. g o a. Me.ses, ear

DISTRICT OF CoLuNBIa~
At the City OF W ashington. on the 18Th dsy Of
June; lss The undersigned hereby gives notice
OF HE Appointment assignee OF MAYNUs
l., ggL1HN, in the City OF Washiagto within
SAID Dietr1st, who has been adjudged . Bankrupt
upon n nis own petition, py the Supreme Court Of
GEO. MASON. Attorney at Law.
yeA-N% City Hall. Assignee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-26
PERSONAL

Z ate means wishes 70 beceme aouSsipted viz.
handsome, agreeable and inteIlis : nj yop1e L.dy
fRssk soRfA Hss.T %s:Saf fstsno'Ai' sssF:
MANHooD.-rhirty-e eighth edition Of tbi. NJ.
w Medical pan ghlet revised and iass published
WORK ans ON the cause and cure Of prsmstaSe a..
cline and secret abuses OF youth aad manhood IL
;;i.%ps e the suthOr' Bo, M Post once Wa:h.
~ &C has made . speciality Of aud devoted
many years of his extensive practice 20 the treat
smns sSs s.d
Debility caused by over indulgense, abuses Of the
five IN 90 many instances 81 prsmstore de1sy.
HesiSSsnee l3g street. between nth aud 2st sts.
eine'on D. O. Consulting hours FROM 70 % =,
SCIENCE HAS rRIUMPHED.
hianees without pain: injury or inoos venenoe Of
tnt many diseases arising from the unnatural &C.
sns .s sr
nhy msoi9ine reSnired Approved by eminent
Patent applied for Torwsrded By nail With faI
oireeuops Ter lse, in scaled package, upon the
AsdS.sss g. SEND Tor ' S f. lffREprRIox
ieHH, Lock box Is, Washinaton' DC
SPECIAL NoTIcE-ooOl ana we'll furnished
e s n ss,, s, Ess :, %
ten In the city. je slSts
u SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN,
IA, asyo sSSsnLvaNIA AyksyE sboye l.sh street,
the e
In this city and New York
LADIES desiring especjsl eresxyn~ut vfu a,
min very skilful and confidential.
nlIs 1s,sa ULARIfIks, from vhstevsr cause,
looms PRIVATE. Patients see no one bot the
DOCTOR. yeeu
p6hs0NAL .DR. n. DURAED, RHAALI
RI fsIClAk, soutk-east corner Of Lombard
sno Fremont streets, Bsltinors, Nd. Twenty
yeete universal success; rooms With oonpetent at
tepoante, CORES pondenee strictly confidential All
in trouble call or write a. q I'm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-26
WM. MITCHELL. P 'l,i,l,ii-;, :;

sTEAMERs LEAVE WASHINGTON every
- 1u-sdsy st II O'Clock "WEDNESDAY
1t O'Clock g. On Friday ct 6 clock
a m. aud Saturday ate o'clock m
an; LEASk BALTIMORE every Tuesday at 4
O'Clock IN tridsy 81 O'Clock Q. IN d, and Sstnr-
day ., oeIcek p m. Touching, going and returp.
ipR, 81 tbe fotnt el6 ~
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~ATTIHTI0N, WARRINGTON sCHKUT.

mA1rEAriaHsSss xSHHsssaIISSaroS soHEUr-
An members Of this Association Intending to
pOlitan Han TO MoRaOw Saturday ct O'Clock
je2s-at B. HENZg, President.
M WORKINGMINs. AssEMBLY:-A spe:
NJ eial Aeeasinf Of the Assembly viii be held at
IKIDAY IvINTNG. June 18Th. at O'Clock, for
the .ss &. fSSs
wOrkiDsmsn are Invited 70 be Pre:snt
Jest IRspl Rec. Secretary.
~ IHGfON CO-OPIkATIvE AsSOUIA
III 10Th On rshIDf
18th Instant; at O'Clock 70 receive report Of
S :HS e.: Il other ta.
+! order of t6' g. soPHsssss s.c,.,.,v
~AAToKKss, S SssISE SIJY J 1ML ]; ,,s
Persons residing in sections Of the city where
sever Or other Corporation ~srk: :re being eon
st.ucted under contract, will confer q special
to and Il: the
Q, the contract are not in every particular COM
Jhi. is rendered necessary to protect property
holders and citizens from impositicns, such as are
khown 10 nave been practtsed for year, In this
ieA-.Ot msTcr
TwATER RIGIsTRARs OFFICE.
TO ALL WHO USE THE POTOMAC AoUE.
DUCT WATER
Public Notice 10 hereby given that all waste OF
water must cease. All Ornamental lets or fonn
tsins m. st be shut OF Proprieto' Of livery sta
bIes are forbidden to use hand hose for washing
os q cns %
between the hours of 6 and O'Clock D m
With Just economy there is sufficient water for
all. The waste which BOW prev .il. dep ives The
Inhabitants OF the higher portions of the city Of
the tr Necessary water supply
All who waste the water will be fined a. the Law
directs, and repetition Of the offence will have
the water shut OF at the main.
jeA-eod7w RANDOLPH OOYLE, WR
lRepub Chronl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-26
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
Il HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE., That on the 9th
day OF June, A ID; lsis. warrant In bankruptcy
~ s Issued against the estate of JOSEPHINE SAN
fOhp, OF the city Of WashingtOn. OF said District
who hiss been duly adJudged g bsskrupt on his
eSn penton' that the payments OF any
such bankrupt 70 him or for his use, snf the
transfer OF any property by him. are forbidden by
oankrupt, 70 prove their debts and choose one or
more aseignees of mis- estate. will be held AZ a
Court OF Bankruptcy. 20 be holden at thu CIV
all, IN the city Of Washington before J sayla.
br Dc keglster, on the 10th day Of July, A. ID.
:. DAVID 8. COOLING,
is. Marshal OF ID O., az Mes-enear
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LOST AND FOUND.


&S REwhRDs-strayed away, on the I'D inst,
VO Q small BUFFALO cow: piece OF her tail
cut Of. The aboye reward will be paid for her re-
Hor,t e .Si between s.h and
SIS This :,ns.S;S!
papers and about 93 in money. The above re
ward Will be paid to the finder upon leaving the
book ard contents ct the efce Of the Star je56 IT.
STRAYEB-To the subscriber, on Monday aM ,
y small red COW; her ears are split. The owner
hss Fpi 81 'is
A SMALL BED COW was taken up on satur
"A dey 10Th no mark except dark red Stripes in
BY paving s!Iense.. The Cow Win be found at Mrs.
Washington and Bladensburg Turnpike. je IS ST.
I OsT-A large Black, Red lined. POUKET
II BOOK. containing about One Hundred Dol
lars IN money Due Bill for e2l 90, several let
ters addressed to myself, with other papers Of no
va,pe te any ether than myself. A liberal re ard
corner sth St. aEo. " KS S0se S4 rem ST.
% and ny rsS :psss.S a CIV s'
calf er', viii conn come n for
wssa prove property p, charge; end tsts her
Delphis Mill Road mile north OF
)e 81 Book Greek Church.
TAKEN IsTRAY-One HEIFER CALF, about
Elk weeks Old red, with white belly, and
sueaks on back, hip and tail; which will be sold
A. perishsbls ct 10 O'Clock Q. m. SATURDAY
the Property Cerk Of the Police District 4 NJ. g
BY order. WI WALL i 90, Aucts..
je24 st No. 50 LouisisLa avelue
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FOR sAHAm RENT.

T fouss. ...ssss - : ss. sY Of rr.ssr SH
md Pr speet trrses. GsOressovp,D. @ containing
sy.ri pen !. ssd DC eisssr. Of water is the yard
1hisS de.trsble locstha for . residence, oos,-
nsnd1nG a1novi< q tAe Potomac river. ror
furthee lariicsoase ipsafrs Of NJ. O'DONOU9HUE
corner Of Bell ssd Mentscoery streets Gecrge-
teWr. U. ye - ct
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d INEY POINT HoTEL
SALT wATER BATHING.

This hvorite resort, having been thoroughly rem
oSated, with increased cottage and other a !. a
a a, Somm.dstions, INV BALL ROOM NAv
boW LING ALLEYS, &c, will be opened le.
JULY, when the ulscrtber solicits cont sti n
o. patronage heretofore 90 literally bestOwed pou
him An excellent Band Of Music 10 stteudspca
boa u pei ue3 - u 80
PEI Neeh - -. u ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-26
MARROW q CO.'S
SHIRT MANUFACT0RY,
a6a PENNSYLVANIA AvEYUI.
jel-Sm
Mnburn's Polar Soda.
TIE COOLEST AND THE BEST.
No. $50 TIFTEENTH STREET,
OPPOSITE TREASURY.
MINERAL WATERS ON DRAUGHr.

MINERAL WATERS ON DRAUGHr.
my 80 I'm
FOB eALE-A -stylish HORSE. Wit b TOR
y BUGGY and Harness. Gail ct &. n.
yOHNsOH'S Agricultural Warehouse, IN
o45 9Th street and Canal. ie 2+3if 6N
Il ARGI AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF DRY
II GOODS.
For the purpose Of closipg up the business OF the
late hIm OF HARPER 4 MITChELL, shall
DhY GOODS, embracing Dress Goods, silks,
ehsWls, Lsces. and Housefurnishing Goods, with.
- This is much the largest and finest stock of DRY
Goods ever forced upon this market.
ne price OF each article has been reduced to
comparatively new. well selected. and embr aces
every variety Of Dry Goods, great inducements are
offered to purchasers,
We name IN part:
Fifty pitc, Dress Goods st Is cents, former price
Fifty pieces Goods for walking suits at 50 and 6ak
cents, former price rs cents aud u.
DCmestics at New York prices.
Table Domasks, Napkins, Towels, Linen Sheet
tnss. Irish linens, &C., &C.: at great bargains.
Einse sf roCR 81 M6GsH1Ne GOODS
Bombazipe; Delaine, Tsmise
S4,!-4 80 Iron 0Ienadine Grenedine Shawls
Sse s,, and Sclsrsd Silks Sstins Tor trimming
Richest Brecades and Moire Antiques.
r 81 fhrssd and Llama Lace ehewls.
Point and velencies Laces. Celiars, Sleeves. Cli.
fsrbss and Lsees ~ shs yard MIrour,, -
Z (, 81 Peppsylyauia ave., bet Sth Ind nth sts.
nfrcH ELL saios % zoe :ae al ss nut psS e
stxty days, win be placed in the hands Of collee
tof. p = ~ $3.50 ta- 10 l6-Ool0t1f 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-26

DRAN0D AnRRICAN OaROMO0 Tor oais q
L ell respectable Art otofse. Oatale9lss 1ailol
': .1i = L-fsAHo 60;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-26

RUY A HOME And STOP RKNT.
We ofer for sale Q DWELLING HOUSE, new
ten rooms, modern improvements, Se 600.
Three near 18th street, $500
Seven near 18th street 81 500
One near City Hall, $500 o.
One on 9Th stl eet. 9I5 600.
One on street, between 18th and 18th SasOOo
Seven from 81 100 to 81 so
CHEAP LOTS, on easy terms, In ell parts Of the
@; STORES q 90, Real Estate Brokers.
6-d Corner 18th and streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-26

BOARDING.
nE IGHTFUL SUMNER ROOMS WITH
u BOA KID, IN that large new house No. . 18th
street north, suitable for gentleman and wife, or
eipele gentlemen. Terms moderate. References
tQuired. legs as
A FHw B0ARBIRs CAN BE ACCOMMO.
"A dated With nice rooms and good substa utial
Board Ct Is per week; able board, 0s 90 Der week
CENTRAL B0ARDIHG HOUSE, 3O9 b street.
LOB RENT-TVo FURNIsHKD Rooms for
4 rent, with BOARD In Q private family Ar
ply at No. $50 Mass. avenue, between sth and 5th
streets. ie es as
RoARDING.ROQMs, fgrnished or unfar.
- nished, With BOARD. Pleasant location for
summer treating south, opposite city reservation,
st 4eo L st.. above 10th, next to drug store Quis
home. Terms moderate. Ie25 SIS
FOB RENTAL 369 Z street, corner Of I0th-
Z most central location in the city-one single
kOOM with Board, at q per month, one single
Room At 80, one nice cool double Room at SEQ
and one ct SO. TABLE BOARD at reduced
EINE, LARGB AND AIRY SINGLE Ann
4 DOUBLE BOOMs, with best Of DO ARD, Al
no; AL sth street, fronting judiciary SQUARE
Table Boarders accommodated. Refereuces re-
e1neo. ----L--- je5lms
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20

There was grand demonstration Of the
Democracy at Genesso on the 18th inst ,
concerning which We find the following tel
sgrsm in the Chicago 7,mts:
GgSEsso, Ill July l6-The Democratic
senatorial convention. held here yesterday
nominated Charles Dunhau, Of this place,
for the Senate. from the Twenty -Erst dis
,rict A largo audience assembled in the
evening, and was addressed BY Charles N
Osborn, OF Rock Island. and b. N. Stevens,
Il Bursau CO. A torch-light psocession Pc
raded the streets until late hour. The pro-
oesaion, in which we're many ladies. vas
salutsd on the principal street BY Shower
Of rotten eggs, stones. dirt. etc.. from rad
icsl crowd which liusd The sidswalks. This
rotten - business 10 the first dsmonstra-
ton Of asy kind 10 which the radicals have
INDUCED since Grants nomination, and 70
only endured by the democracy in eons'd
Grafton OF it, being the last spasmodic ei-
fSrt d . nsasly dsfunct organization.
4 humilistiRg sonfssson Of party ro''sn
ness. indeed, when men resort to such ar
" MEASURES to overcome the popular WI.
Little need is there to spend time 10 ds-
nouncs such an outrage. In and OF stse'i
Il 10 : eosssssion Of jsdgmsnt-a confession
Of aeepair end poverty Of manhood. Such
A these are crying out, Let W have
pe.c.." and while they cry out, challenge
80
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20

Oae hundred and atty -sine vetss ere I'll
that 10 necessary ~ slesoeee, I'D = -
above tables O6oro - enc hoa1re9 an1
sixty slsstesal vetso Uithoue eouatine -
Of the 6suthsss States Engaged in tAs -.
bsllisa. u ~ lies u 0satss givso. svesy
one, save three In which State elsstiea
has been held In the last eighteen nsnths,
hes gone Dsooseatic. In ell, ths Iced
elections have exhibited great Democratic
gains, sumbisnt 70 isssrs the State for the
Democracy this fall. Wshsve not counted
Illinois in the lies, bet the delegates y ohs
convention declared that there We 40
doubt bat Psndisteu could carry that State.
lit would b certain fos Psndlsten, then
il can bs safely seuatsd fer Seymour and
Blair. In addition 10 this. the States Of
Alabama, Georgia. end Mississippi, ore
certain to give Dsoscfatis majority With
aay fair chance for voting this will give
~ moro electoral votes and swell the Dem.
essstic column 70 l8l. But the Republicans
are laboring to exclode the votes Of the
States Of Virginia, Texas, and Mississippi,
BY legislation In Congress. II the electoral
votes Of these States ere not counted, then
there will be in the electoral college 2s4
votes, and l4S will be al that will b nee.
essary to elect. The Democracy can then
lsss Ohio, and still secure majority ofths
electoral college without counting any from
the South or. BY carrying Ohio. they can
lose Missouri. Wisconsin. and Kansas, and
still elect their ticket without rscsiving .
vote from the South. There 10, therefore,
every reason for encouragement 10 the De-
mocsacy, aud the slsslisn Of Seymour and
Blair may Be put Down - . certainty.
From the foregoing u will b seen that
there 10 not an earthly doubt u the cleo.
tiea Of Ssyaouf snd Blair Notwithstanding
the fact that eur advsrsariss ore delighted
with the no0inotions
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Malaria, the most deadly enemy Of health. 10 eve
rywhors active in July and August. The blasting
san is decomposing and fermsnting every species
ofvegetabls and animal abomin alton, and poison
gases that depress snd infect the system uni
vsrsally present. On the prairies, In the swamps,
iu the woods. and in the midst OF crowded cities,
this development Of the elements Of disease 10 row
aoIso ON In ehOrt the human body 10 In a state Of
seige and reason and common suggest that it,
Dctenees be Strengthened. A stimulant. tonic. .
corrective. and an Alternative are required TO put II in
perfect trim, and these four grand requisites are
combins0 In MOSTETr8R'S STOMACH BlTTERS.
man must be made o. steel not ~ be affected b.
the morbid matter set ahoat IN the Atmosphere by
the rays VI an almost vertical Sun. Nine tenhs Of
the Community are prsnonishe0 ct this season. by
debility. headache want OF appetite In
dispositonfOr exertion. nervousness, &c that they
need e0msthng to build them up ano reGulase their
animal machinery. Do they want to ''1ght Il out
victory over their unplcasans synptons. and ssesrs
that nrst Of Heaven's blesoings-"e sound mind II
sound bony II the latter h their desire let them
resort to the BIT TIERS without delay. That agree
able and potent vegetable rsgsnerasive will SeOn
restore the systcn - its balance regulating the
liver strengi aIng the stomach, gently relieving
The bowels and giving vtgor. elasticity and energy
to the whole ffane. Thses are lrossa facts. No
nan who reads the testimony On which they ere
funded can for 4 moment douht tham
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20

Il rseomnsa6ed end prescribed ~ se0s Of he most
eminent ply sicAns q Phiisdsphia ~ s,ss whore,
aad spDeossa By large nsnbss a ladiss - Co.
tlsn0, vAslssals ssd retail lSsgglets. DsrsAaaeey
iavalids. and many Others Who have bssa. On sxso-
ipation, convinced Of it, rare sseellencs.
This Oil can be obtained iron oil respectable drue
gisu throughout the United states.
O0ce 4 Agency,
WILLIAM n. WILSON'S
ivl0dlm 20s Market Street, Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20


Hidden Virtues Broushtto Light.
nof ~ yesn sns - I ns,f ~ ~ root. that
,a navs In -. noi,ce 81 che.ists Dy the nsw
re.sa,y a.s0,srsd y Ds ssSw,y = f.
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WAYS RRNOvXTiNu RsSoLv1NT. sARsAPA
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20
Electors

rotal.e States. 70,666 majority. loo
Add these to The vetss Of New Jersey.
Delaware, and Ksntusky-2l, cad b wsuld
have had 121 leaving - Mr.. Linsels but
ia.
Thus change Of less than 1000 in over
1000. 900 votes would have elected McClsl.
Ian over Linesls. and changed our whole
subsequent history.
Since that time matters have changed .
trifs. Connecticut hes gene Dsnssratic b.
about 1900 majority; Maryland by 40. 900.
Nevada BY 500; New York BY $4,000; Ore
gon BY 800, and Psnnsylvanis BY 1900;
leaving The Radicals only three Ststss su'
Of the nine. and only twenty-five out efths
one hundred Lincoln electoral veses. Thia
10 doing pretty we'll but We ore capable Of
doing still better.
The World hes bssn figuring and spscu.
lating . little also. Here 10 what IL has u
say:
STATES BoD ooYuouA AnD D6A1o.
In eaavassing the question With the dsls.
gates 70 The esevasslse eioee ~ oeolins-
tisa vas osds, ~ following BtaAss asa
sure for Ssym and Blair: