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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03
OINTM ENT.

This Onimsat, Aftsran sriencs OF twenty years,
has proved Itself sovereign remedy for all Diseases
Of the Skin having effected . radical cure In every
case on which II vas used, curing many obstinate
cases OF fftesn or twenty years standing, that had
previously resisted all REMEDIES prescribed BY the
best medical talent IN the country. Its effect Il a.
tonishing. In few days the soreness and irritation
IL removed; the skin becomes smooth and healthy,
and remairs permanently healed, without the use Of
any other rsmsdy,
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EaInrxtAs, BIZ oToHHs, PrHrLne, and every form Of
disease oft skin 10 pnnctualy cured, matter Of
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nothing else would heal them. Purs, that have re-
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Ia very short time FsIcr DO CRrTs Box. II
not sold BY your Druggist eend 50 cents Johnston
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Aent free Of poefage II any a6dreaa.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-07

HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIRis stamping West
Virginia for Blair. A letter from fatrmont 10
the Wheeling lnichgcnccr says; Poor B,air
made his debut At fairmont yesterday. The
most perfect fiat out that was ever witnessed
In the mountain counties. He is sore At hav-
ing the duplicity exposed OF his coming to
sought to PROSTATE during the war, by writing
a long opinion advising Mr. Lincoln to veto
the hill Tor the State OF West Virginia"
IT ~ stated that ex.President Pierce has
written letter TO some person In this city,
within a few days, in which he states that
"the change in the sentiment In New England
within the last thirty days exceeds anything
up in Vermont. We trust that he will go to
Maine. Pierce Is a capital blundcrer, none
better; we hope he wifi keep up his prophe.
cies.
AwEtt ISFoRNEp writer in Ohio makes a
careful survey of the. political prospect. Of
the west, comprising the States OF West Nir.
ginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois. Michigan. Wisconsin,, Minnesota,
Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, and Nebraska,
making thirteen States, and giving l2i elec-
toral votes. He comes to the conclusion that
Kentucky alone will go Democratic: and that
OF l2l votes given BY these states, Ill will be
given to Grant.
ONE of the workmen at Kanawha Salines
writes to the Charleston west Nirginia)
Journal: "The saltmakers up here are thtest-
Blair ticket, or that II we vote a Union vote,
they will not give us employment; and thereby
many Union men are deprived the privilege Of
voting their own sentiments
DEMOCRAT in the interior of Ohio says
the Government is in debt sl 800, the most Of
which was expended In bureaus and other
useless furniture for the negroes, and Odd II
I'll vote with party that lays out money In
that way"
THE clause In the Democratic platform that
declares In favor of equal taxation upon
every species OF property" can be used by the
bondholders to Justify them in insisting that
the same tax shall be Imposed on homestcads
and farms as on bonds.
WV. II. SnRIvER, Of Virginia, who suffered
for months In southern prisons, has addressed
the voters of his township, calling on them to
support Grant, and not give the rebels another
chance to torture Union soldiers.
Tue Republicans of Lafourche parish,
La, have been holding great meetings. The
Hon. Michael Hahn Is In the field.
THE Empire State Is fully aroused, and will
istOnish the Dempcracy on election day.
rom the Sound to me Lakes all 10 activity.
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The Georgia Legislature.

We have long feared that a very uncertain
and doubtful Legislature was elected In Geor-
gia 1t needed nothing more to establish that
fact than the defeat OF such a stauuch Union
man as Ex-Governor Brown as United States
senator, and the election Of such a Seymour
tic as Virgil Milton Miller.
The rebels have whcedlcd some 1000 or
10000 blacks to go with them in that State,
and though the constitution is adopted and
the State Is organized uuder the recOnstruc-
ton laws Of Congress, the white men elected
to the Legislature, who called themselves Re-
publicans, are to large extent mere tools In
the hands Of Democrats. They have united
with the Copperheads and rebels, and have
expelled some twenty-five colored members
from the House on account Of color-not even
allowing them to vote. We may now look to
see them do the same thing in the senate
And then what NEXT They may depose Gov
erncr Bullock. and will, as n matter ofcourse,
turn out Governor Brown from his judgeship.
why mott The Republioanism Of the South,
with some few exceptions, is = sham. 1t can.
not be depended upon.
We wait the development OF events; In the
meantime we must look to the North and
Northwest; Grant and Colfax will be elected,
and thus a peaceful solution of all our diff
culties will come through the ballot.boS.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
FOREIGN NEWS BY STEAMER.
TERRIBLE STORM on THE ENGLISH COAST
Many Vessels Destroyed and LivesLos
THE CASE OF wHELAE, IN CANADA
TWO Destructive FIRES


New York, Sept. B.-The steamship Amer
lea from Southampton, August 2Ith, brings
the following news in addition to cable ad.
vices; The storm which prevailed in the
Southwest Of England, on Saturday night,
August 22d, proved very destructive to ship
ping. The beech at some places was literally
strewn with wrecks OF every description.
Twenty.three lives were lost by the sinking Of
the ship Tara. Another large vessel, name
unknown, went down near Formby lighthouse
with all on hoard.
Many disasters to British shipping were re-
ported from welsh and Irish ports. Steam
communication with Ireland and the CONT
nent was generally suspended by the gale.
A Paris editor has been sentenced to three
months imprisonment and Ave thousand francs
fine for exciting hatred to the Government.
The n,iiiuiionnei OF the 22d said the language
of the Emperor at Troyes was beginning to
have Its effect, and east and west the political
situation was becoming more settled, and the
genius OF peace has gained the upperhand.
Prussia feels as little desire as France 10 go
to war, and all Powers are interested In avert
ing any disturbance. The evil Of uncertainty
cannot last any longer; the Government guar
antees general security.
The La France says the appointment OF the
new Minister to Brussels implies friendship
between France and Belgium which nothing
10 capable Of changing.
The subscription to the French Atlantic ca
BILE had closed with complete success.
Several shocks OF earthquake were felt In
Hungary, one OF them quite violent.
Dispatches from the British scientific expe-
dition, sent to India to observe the eclipse Of
the sun, report that some remarkable and un.
expected observations Of great value were
| obtained.
| The betrothal OF the King OF Bavaria to the
Grand Duchess Marie OF Russia, is regarded
| certain.
Te proposed conference OF the South Ger.
man States TO form a military commission
will not meet, and the scheme is regarded as
| abandoned.
| A ConstAntinople dispatch OF the 2lst re
ports that diminishing continued in the noun.
| talns OF Crete.
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ETTYsBURG KATALysINE
wa AFTER.


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nounce that they have completed arrangements for
rupplying the Getty sburg alter on scale
CONNIE urate With the demand. Physiea ans and u
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ton to the One Of the Company, or any Of the
Druggists Stores, be furnished with printed copies
Of statements OF invAlids and reports Of eminent
medical men as to its CURATIVE EFFECTS. the
only unerriug test VI the value VI any water or
medicine.
They are also referred to the Thousands Of invalds
aud their medical advisers Ia every part Of the
country, who have, since the general introduction
Of this WATER among the people, some TX months
ago been cured by Its use, Of distressing or fatal
mAladirs.
This combined testimony establishes, beyond all
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a. a remedy for Rheumatism. Gout. Gravel. Dys-
p"psia, Kidney, Urinary, Bronchial. Liver, and
Bowel Diseases, (Bliousne,s, &c y CatarTah, Neu.
ralgia, and Nervous Disorders, over all others
known to the maleTia medica, found In the min :
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II has been demonstrated 10 u number Of In.
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chalk stones formed by Rheumatism, GOut aud
Gravel, and Of permanently curing these diseases,
or which medical science and the most co LIBERATED
mineral waters have hitherto only provided pal
Aliyes. Also, Of aTresting the progress, II no
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, Thu, WATER IL confidently claimed 10 be tn
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b. +. Day, L. S, N; George johnson, Scot
land; and II. q. Pearson, OF New York, are at
the Metropolitan Hotel. J. McCurdy, San
Antonio, Texas Harry Gordon, Philadelphia;
aud Col. S. b. Johnson, Beaufort, 5. o., were
among the arrivals at the kirkwood yester.
day. Edward J. Morgan, Ala; and r. q.
Moore, Of New York, are at the SeAton House.
5. +. Tafan, Coloradoi J. J. Grun, Cal; and
L. W. whltehouse, U. S. A, are at the owen
House. Captain Ashton, England; and W. II
Wyatt, of Havana, Cuba, are at the United
states Hotel. Hon. A. W. Randall, Postmas.
ter General, returned to the city yesterday
morning, and is at willards'.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-07

WAsHINHrOF, July ~, 1908
On the petition Of JULES DEBAUyAIs. OF New
York, n Y, executor OF the estate Of Victor Beau"
mont, deceased, praying for the extension Of y
patent granted TO the said Victor Beaumont the Sd
day ofOetober, ISL, for an Improvement In Steam
Gauge, for seven years from the expiration OF said
patent, takes place on the Sd day OF OCTOBER
ISIS;
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, ths lith day Of Septem-
Der next, AT " clock ~ aud all persons are nOu
fed to. appear and show cause, II any they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons OppOs w the extension are required TO nle
IN the Patent Oice their objections, specially set
forth 10 writing, at least t1sntv days before the day
ofhearingi all tcstmVny hled by either party to be
used at the said hearing, must be taken aud trans
United In accordance with the rules Of the once.
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions aud other papers, relied upon as tes-
umony, must be filed In the once tDsntD days be-
fore theday ufhoaTiug the rguments II any within
ten days after hling the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published Ia the
REPuBLICAS aud the IHteIiiVtncer, Washing tOn =,
d, g, and In the Atlas, New York, N, Y, once 4
week for three successive weeksi the hrst Of said
day OF hearing. A. N. STOUT,
jyS- W9W Acting COmmIssioueT OF PatsntH
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Card 10 Democratic Aldermen.

The special attention of the citizens OF Wash.
ington lie called to the following copy Of note
sent to each OF the Democratic members Of the
Board of Aldermen by z. Richards, esq, pres
ident of the board:
wAsHISdrON, September 9, 1885
" ". Moore, Esq. ,tGnd To 4 y. Fshnick, u. "
=. M0rstN;O
SIN Being anxious to aid In eifecting a set.
Element of the ditficulty existing IN the Board
OF Aldermen, and being willing TO sacrihce All
personal feelings for the intcsvs cf the city |
wish to say to you, and to eNSI ui . c lem
bers Of the Board, who thinks th"' Ga' not
been legally organized, that nnl N a !
| speak the views oil those melnh So
to he Republican, to submit all dIL
the judges Of the supreme Cou iOI
cision, and that will chcerfuily
decision.
Yours, respectfully,
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

EBBITT HOUSED. O. WILLARD.
VIM II Craig, N Y, IL Ii Howard, John II
Lucas, Pa; II ID Bennham, u S A; Thos W
son, Cincinnati, Ohio; ID J Bishop, 81, Balti.
more Md; Gen o Brown, Va; J Scott Payne,
u S A; Or Osgood, Chicago, III; Charles II
Miller, Washington, d q; Louis Y Caziarc, u
A, Ward Hunt, jr, Utica, N Y; Mrs A
Mr. A X Brousaeau, N o; Lewis Thompson, u
= A, Henry o Hoyt, Ohio; Uhas Spencer, N Y;
AgMilson, " ~ hlnes, ra' ~ smi'ni
e. e. M,nf',ss,. ~ A. Mnrris t,onn, Hever-
aahi n Wy Il sbort and isdv' cincinnati.
nhin,, ! pIoaner y ,c EolleSs Miss Imiis
p.hs. NIB no fsnn,s rishsr o ~. Cen RsSbe'
= > A FA Hamilton \ 7: = T Keen, Va;
;G onn NJ ~ S,pI.n, ri ~ Ien' mrh.iI Va
ggE Dunn n sps Wife oSin, JpSVe " BARLEY
0bin, y s S.ynr. y, NJ Ss,vis Washing,
ton, ID q; Gov Harrison Reed, + II Reed,
Florida.
METROPoLTTAN-Po 4 SHELLEY.
John Z Glove, New York; J p Lsnghorn,
CINCINNATI; l. u Sawyer, st Mary, Ohio; Jno
DuTiee, New York; John McEiroy and wife,
NJ Miss Moiiie MeEiroy, Miss willie McElroy'
hnoll, nepnnon, ny, Joseph ~ MooIel
NJ WIFE ~ IuyeShJ.n ake, ~ ., Hh M. anu
pa,n,,.h,,ra C"tl" Te w,nt'1 .n,sh THY
Georse inh,siop' scoiisna, "a y maw Il : n
oeorse 'ohhs'on' oeo"anu' p"y' W.
M,, kkt is,. w MoMWS shoS;,. w
pi, 1IIe Me MA ,,MeggonoughS
, perriet Jo{oe; Mas Mrs NJ Snsed; Mem
ppims ina, Tairi, Hishs Ma. ~ W,r,.nme
sna a inu drir n.m.so n ma,,ssI II
] MeCurdy and wife, San Antonia; Col Fred
Schlsger, Franz Nusebaum, Fred dastroncl,
st Louisj Harry Gordan, Thomas W Watkins,
Philsdelphiai Colonel 4 b Johnson, Arson
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The Dominion.

MONTREAL, Sept. 0.-B. Devlin has written
another letter to the Irishmen OF Montreal
vindicating his denunciation Of the recent
picnic. His words, he says, were grossly
misreprescnted by a would.be leader of his
countrymen here. The feeling against Devlin
is very bitter.
The steamer Corinthian sunk two barges
while entering the canal last night.
Twenty three thousand emigrants arrived in
Toronto during the present year, of whom
only three thousand one hundred remained In
Canada.
The discount on American invoices for the
present week are 80 per cent.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-07

BosToN, September GA fire broke out this
morning among a quantity of packing mate
rial In the sixth story OF block numbers 1871 to
1877 Congress street The flames were confined
to the upper story, but there was considerable
damage by water. Mostly insured.
NEW YoRK, September CA fire occurred
in the basement OF 20 Barclay streets Julius
II. Kush, glass ware and manufacturer Of
kerosene lamps, lost cit, 900, insured, Terhune
d Brett, ma nuiaeturers OF window blinds, lost
u, 600, loss on buildings s5, 600 Both insured.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-07

AUGUSTA, Me, September G.-Thos. Ewing,
Of Kansas, II. Hubbard, OF Maine, and J. q.
Combs, OF Virginia, arrived here this after
noon. They were met by q cavaIcadc OF Dem
ocrats, who escorted them through the streets.
This evening they addressed n large audience
At Grant Hall.
The Republicans of Sidney and adjacent
towns held n large mass.mecting this after
noon, which was addressed by General Brink
erhoir, of Ohio, and Hon. James q. Blaine.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-07

wAHHiNuTON, MAY ltoS.
On the petition Of REBEccA A, MAReHER, Of
New York, N. Y, executrix Of Robert Marcher,
deceased, praying for the extension Of patent
granted TO the said Robert J. Marcher the I'D day
OF May, 1875, for an Improvement In Tool for
Growing MouldingI, for seven years from the ex-
piraiion Of said patent. which takes place ON the
22d day OF May, 1905
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent ONCE on MONDAY, the 2lst day Of De-
cembeT next, at IL clock, IN. and all persons are
nstiaed to appear and show cause, II any they
Persons Opposingths extension are required to
file In the Patent Ohice their objections, specially
set forth in writing, at least toentV days before
the day Of hearingi all testimony hled by either
party, to be used at the said hearing, must be
aken and Transmitted In Tdanee 18th the rules
Of the office, which will DO furnished on appliea-
ton.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes-
imOny, must be hled In the Office ti0enty days be-
fore the day Of hearingi the arguments, II any.
within ten days after ding the testimony;
Ordered, also, that this notice be Published In
the REPUBLICAN, aud the InteiiiOeHcer, Washing
ton, d, g., and In the Atlas, New York, n. y,
once week for three successive weeks the first %
said publications to be at least sixty days PTsSious
jyio(FSw Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
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OF THE INTERIOR,
- USirE1 STATES PArEsr OpIIGE,

WAHHlhufOh. June ~ lhoS.
On the petition of JOEL v. KEELER, Of PiitsbuTg,
Pa, praying for the extension Of apatent granted
~ him the 18th day Of September, 1851, for an i'm
pTOyement Ia Platform Scales, for seven years from
the yNpllatun VI said patent, which takes place On
the 2jth day Of September, 1888;
1t Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 7th day Of Sep.
TENDER next, at " O'clock m and all persons are
notified to appear aud show cause II any they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to hle
10 the Patent OHce their objections, specl ally set
.oTth 70 Writlng q least ti0eIty days before the
day VI hearing all testimony hled by either party
to he used At the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted 10 aeeoTdanse with Ihe rules ofths ONCE
Deppsltuns and other papers, relied upon as tes-
mUny, must be hled 10 the Office ttoentV days before
the day OI hegT.ngi the arguments, II any, within
ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice DO published In
tho RRPUBLICAs aud the IntslifgsHcer, Washing.
ton, ID. G., and In the POst, PittsbuTg, Penn, I,
once week for three successive weeks the hrsI Of
said publications TO DO At least sixty days previous
0 the day VI hearing, A, NJ. stout.
JyS'f3W Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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iyl6.wa Acting Commissicnsi OF Patsn
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UHITED STATRs PATEEr OPFIC

WARRINGTON, July ], 1855.
On the petition Of GARDEgR y. BLODGRrT and
Paul +. SWEET, OF Burlington, Vermont, praying
for the Of patent granted 10 them the 9th
day OF December, 1854, for an Improvement In oven
for baking, for seven years from the expiration OF
said patent, which takes place on the 9th day OF
December, 1906 go
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Pntent once on Monday the l6Ih day Of November
next. at " o'clock. n and all persons are nCti'
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
dle In the Patent once their objections, specially
set forth in writing, At least ttoenty days before
the day Of hearingi al testimony hed by either
PARTY, to be used at the said hearing, must be
taken aud tram mited In accordance with the rules
OF the office, which will DO furnished On applica'
ton.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes.
umony, must be fled In the office toenty days be-
fore the day OF hearing; the arguments, II any,
within tea days after ding the testimony; ,
Ordered. also, that th notice be published In the
REPUBLICAN add the Lnteilf0eneer, Washington
d. C., aud in the Burlington Times, Burlington,
Vi, once week for three weeks the hrst Of said
publcatgps to be at least sixty days pre yiSpS to
the day OF hearing. A, M. STOUT,
iylO.FSw Acting Commissioner Of Patens,.
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The New York World portr pre-.
which the Southern planter pr "". 'ae
negro to secure his vote for Seyn ...'
The World describes the winnir 'ae
old master as follows. For int or
says to his former property:
Now, can't give you much, bCcau-, IN
poor, but still can give you something, and
II you choose TO be my friend and vote with
me. will give you employment, and you may
live on my land. Think about this aud let me
know what you mean to do
And the World further says:
"In nine cases out OF ten, while the negro is
thinking, the white man gets him to n bar
becue. gives him a drink, makes him speech,
and, with \ yengeful recollection OF that miss
ing mule, the reconstructed voter becomes a
furious supporter of Seymour aud Blair"
over all this the World chuckles like high
wayman or a piekpoeket over his ilEsottCr
gaius Shame!
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D1 u Il u Il II ! Il n.
ID AucliOueen,
Late clerks with Jas. Z. Mcclure Il Co. y
Southwest corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and
Eleventh street, Star Once Building.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF PIECEAND CUT DRY
GOODS, BElNG THE sTOt X Of
DEALER, AT AUCTION.
on THURSDAY MORNING next, september 10,
at ~ clock will sell within our Auction storr,
the stock OF = dealer, viz:
Piece aud cut DclaBes and CalicOes
Do do Dress Goods VI all kinds
Do do Goods for Men and Boys.
Men, aud Boys UndershiTts and Drawers
Ladies Gents aud LhildTen's Hose.
Bleached and unbleAched CottUns
Assorted Spool COttuns, Hoop skirts,
Table Cloths, Napkin,
together with the usual assortment Ia u Dry Goods
Store
Terms: Cash COOPER LATIMER,
srpsil AuctiOnreTs.
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On the petition OF NORMAN g. HARRIs, OF Poult.
Vermont, praying for the extension ~ patent
Improvement In Manufaoture Of Slate Pencils. for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent,
ordered that the said petition be heard at tho
Patent Onloe on MONDAY the sd day Of November
to appear and show cause. II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
fle In the Patent Otee their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least days before the
to be used at the said bearing, must be taken and
transmitted In accordance wi tn the rules Of tho
ONCE, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions aud other papers, relted upon as tes-
timOuy nsrs be filed IN the ofice t0entv days be-
fOTe the day OF heaTing; the arguments, II any,
within tea Days after q ling he testimony,
Ordered. also, that this notice be published IL
the RRPUBmCAN and the IntsIiipenCer, Washing
ton, D. c., and in the Register. New Haven, Con
necteut, once u week for three successive weeks
days previous to the day ofheaIinE. ,morm