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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02
MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
DIR. JOHN BULLS
GREAT REMEDIE s..
BULLS CEDRON BITTERS.
Auahensac Doaaaenss-AF kaa.
sas heard Nko0.
TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL MEN.
stsay Point. White o.. Ark. Nay -. 20
D.. sons OsLL-Dsar Sir: Last February
was in Louisville purchasing drugs, and got
ssms Of your Sarsaparills and Csdron Bittsrs.
ny sou-is. Law, Who was with ne 10 the store
hes been Down with rhsunasisn fer some time.
senmsnesd on the Bitssrs. sad secs fesad his
ssssral health inprsvisg.
D.. 0ist. VIE has bssa ~ ~ health, tried
then. .asa 10 aise improved.
Dr.. Cs6ss. whs he's bssa in bod health fsr
several ysass-stsnash aad liver aassssd-As
improved nssh b the - 81 sur B,ttsrs. II.
sssd the Csdrsa Bisssrs have given yss great
popularity /. this settlement. thiak ssull
eel great quantity efyssr .sdisiss this Fail.
especially year csdrsa Bisssrs saA sasspssills
Ship ~ Viz Memphis. sars u nssksts
Z Nssly.
opSSW0uys
Q. WAaxsa.
BULLS worm DB0TRoYIR.
H ~ UnaseA 0eoses anA WoraA.
wide 0eaaero
have received many testiassials iron pro-
fsssional and medical men, - ny Almsnaes anl
varieus publicat,ons have shown, all u which
ere genuine. The following letter from highly
educated and popular physieiss:is 0sorsia, is
certainly enc Of the nest sensible ssmnunisa.
items have ever received. Dr. Clement knows
sxastly What - spsaks 81 ed his ssstinssy
deserves to BE- writes in letters sf gold. Asal
what the Doctor says q BULLS WORN DE-
srRoYER:
vnAAxsw, WAIEns CesxsY, 0A..l
Jane seth. 1866.
0A JenH Buli-Dsar Sir: have reeeuIly
gwen yesr "wern Destroyer" several trial.
aad Ind II wonderfully s@caeisus. Il he's 10,
failed in single instaaes to have the wished FOL
s6set. an doing pretty large sosstry pras
ties, and have daily nss for some artisls u III
kind. In free - eenfsss that tnsw o. u
remedy recommended BY The ablsst authors thu
10 % certain and speedy In ito effects. On III,
contrary they are uncertain In the extreme. ~
object in writing yen 10 to DAD sut upsa wha
terms eaa got the medicine directly from yss
II can get II upon easy tsrns, shall use
great deal Of il. am awars shat the sss .
such articles 10 contrary TO the tssehings ast
practice Of great majority Of the regular line .
n.D.'s, but sss no just sasss or good sense il
discardinR . remedy which ~ knew 70 - "a
Gent. sinply because " may BE- ignorant Of IL,
eombinssion. For my part. shall make il
rule to use oil and any means t. allsviats suffer
Ing humanity which may bs able to command
not hssitatlng beeauss sons one mere ineeaioul
than myself may havs lsarnsd its effects nrst, ans
secured she sole right 70 secure that knswisdgs
However. Am BY no means ~ sdvoeate Or sup
porter Of the thousands Of worthless nsstsumi
that Hood the country, that purpsrt 10 cure d
manner Of disease to which human flesh il heir
Please reply soon, and inform me OF your bss
terms. lam, or, most respectfully,
JULIUS P. CLEMENT, n. b.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02

Chicago, 1sek lslaad I Paei1e
Ha11road.
1865. lDnnsr lrfaaesnelt. 1855.
fraiasfsa " Chicago time which d twelve nia
otoo faster ekao Oaveoport tine.
|nNAnD AFrER MONDAY MAY11, 1855.
" asd until further notice, trains VIII leave
osesaPert laily, (4.saays sxseptsdl = fellows
0siag ssst-1 Ley Nail train as........1 0s, 4. ..
- Night empress. =. . q, ,. ..
Msiase and Washine1os, !. is M.
"a. Mi1sd, for DsS Mciaes nd
se 4uoeatine .o So. r.
Arrive . Davss2est daily, (0uaAays sxssptsd
Is. Is i,s.-ls. H,eas .x,r,,, \. ! as
"a Daily e. } mail. g oS. ,. =
Bto0 Ne Weee-lot Mixed fro0 De- Noises
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end W1shingtsn. ..s.osp .n.
A. Chieaee Viii al Hastsfn Routes.
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NJ f. ssss's'; s,:s e a. sr D..'.A. "a
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sisscins Coashss o. al Wight tsaisa. fhss1GA |
- ~ Sos ale sad Baegags sAsc1ed % Psfl-
49, Hoe1esD Ot1ee cd TsWnA
4. Ru.jAss. "a - lsv6 Diiasl.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02


To our customefs Who familiar with tie High
STANDARD quality Of our Rich, FlewssSeentsd, and
Family Soaps, We neea not say that osr or8ARiNE
SOAP 10 made Of pare materials, asd contains no
deliberations Of eh,lh. clay silests Of so3s in
srteas alkel!ss which 90 generally enter Int the
composition Of CHEAP SOAPS. which really cos;
0ors h ~ end than our Stossiae soap beside the
isjufg dose 70 the fassc ~ cols-ing and rett!sg.
Ol1eCTl0N6 YOR USE:
!. cloAcs 49, - bsllisg, ~ vssy l2ls rubbing
Is 49, Ssss AZ; 81 6. ~. \, %, ~. :. .sr.:
Houodo q eo00oa roeia eeep. - I've Doonee sess
.. Il rsqairss ~ than ose-Asif ~ tns sad L.
boz TO do H. vaghiAe u SAaiiy. nas y rg..s ~
.isn ne ssse s.ails soap. ssd ~e"s.'' 'o' "
{. Per cleaaine Paiats and removing 0seoo. Ias
ana Prinssr's lax. II 10 unsurpassed 1aenisan'
Printers and Psiaters viii dnd Il On invsiuaoae stu
Gle for ash.ne haads - does not chap oui grss'
s. Inc % Der iority Of the msterias uosd. and the
Sosp not containing any exceoe OF alkAliee, 10 more
Mild THAI any other kn0wn washing sOap. and - I'M
doubtedly the best adapted for white and col0red
clothing e ws % cambiics and lscess snd u war
gapted net 70 rot the elothee neither viii they ssfn
yellow. NO matter how long kept over.
We oHsr oar Stsasins Soap ON its INTRINSIC
MERITS, ashins for q only fair trial. asd Il It does
not prove satisfactory will refund the monsy paid
for Il. Sold BY PAsKs uesNE1. Davenport; HEN
RY DARTS SONS. Rock Island. and BY ne tfaae
generally. susE-deoo'"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02

ODham's Hair Close and Gar.
ing flnid 70 TIE bess nair1Fupiae n ~ MA IA
ingarss . eeeodfal elcse to Tie nair, kosps Il n
UfaAn's Fnscxls AHp Psnrrs BAuusur. 1900.
Ffeesee, Tan. e1nbara, Pinplse On Tie Face. 6oft-
sns NE skin and Beauties Ne Coaplsxion. Price
UraAns AssnuA Cv,s rs,isv,s he msst v,e,e.s
Ssroxys0e Of Asthma In zen minutes. and e5ecie 4
sPSedy care. Price, - package.
sna Aeustaehs beautiful black or brown IN cos.
% OF only one prsparation. Celor VIII at ~ a.
"ssn out OnlZ % csnts to1
S1.pna, ana By all Draegiets. Cieeslsrs - -
40 LOT sale By all OrueEiots n Dovo0post.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02
q O1IIlSOn,
Holloway.
Co~ry10n

AZ o 2 Goa Arch strsse.. PhuassipA,a.
Fnies iorT nc'ssaie IN Chicago, y rsnet. eiasA
n;.. 80 Co.. sni,h, CutieF . Co., Dsiisseh,
Drr.s,s,s TO-. and throuehelt the eoaatsy By AL
Hu&Kieto. Eah8- div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02
MJSBLER'S HERB BITTERS

MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS
win positively CURB ALL DIsEAsRs Arising
NV, . d,sordered state o. the Blood. Stomach .,
x,ans,s. rpese Btters are mot to bsessed with the
v.,,eus plesss.. prsparations cold at Hars and
o..., c,se.s ,.der the name Of Cofilals, Dit,,rs.
kectass, &c. because
MISHLER'S BITTERS
Arr trulv medicinal preparation and ere offered
10 the public solely - their curative virtues; b
tbs.s Bters are to care Oh cases az
vrvRR AND AGUE, ISssRMrrvsrs and Bit, ORE
r,,,.sl CHOLERA. Cholera Morbus. Cramps.
Collie. piarrhosa, Dysentsry end all Affections Of
tho Kidneys
N6..n,.~'. Green Label Bitter..
Curss ecreesla, scrofaias Secondary and Tertiary
Nvpeai,a. white swelling ~ Neesosss. On Rsnnins
-. sna ulesrs, Inlanltosy 1Asanaaisa, and the
vorss ecrnssf Skin Disssses.
Nf,.Aler's Red Label Bitters.
c.rss dieeeess pscnlias 70 females: Anescr.
- p.e.erosrhes. MsasssAagia. Won't Diseas.
- rhlseoa.p o, 0rsee 0eknsss. LsuahessAse,a.
=, WSi,ss asd falling the Wsm6.
an. NATHAN , CO.. Proprietor, IAaeasssr.
Pa. Fsr sals BY eli fsspsetsbIs Dssgsists. wes-
..,, labesasory and wsslssals Depot, No. 1. Gus.
ton Hsuss Place. CHICAGO. ALEX. PATTON.
neneGer. .,
he es,y trsly MsNesssd Bsssss svss sssssa 70 the
public. epril9e-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02

SoME one says the best way for man
to tram up child in the way it should 20,
is to t-avel that wav occasionally himself.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02
Piles. Eales. lsiles. PSaes.

Outward applications arc time and Desey thrown
awsy The psfsansnt cure is On. HAsslso.s Par
"IA.'s1is Loz sers. They striks 1t the esuse. =
wseoaid III this paper with eafss. They are
p'eascss never srips like an pulls, DO they re-
ue increase Of dose. For elderly persons. females
and children aad al otAsss they are exactly ssisea
tsebvate cstivsness tbs pronae causes Of III healiA
Eorsa's - ). 3. Hammer Co.. Prspsistsss.Ne
Trenoat Teapls. Boston. and b. iii Dyureiese. Or
will Be nalle1 on feeelving 60 ce1ts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02

VIII cure Scrofna, or Fever Sores. Salt Rheum,
Tettsr. Pimp'es swel'ed Bresst Sore Nipples. Chill.
blaine. Piles. Cuts. Burns, Bruises scalds, and for
all external applications 1t has no parallel. having
perfectly cured these complaints when oil otaer
remedies had failed.
wehavea large number Of CERTIFICATES from vel
knswn and reliable people. who certify that Pages
Gilman Saive has perfectly cured cid Ulcere. cases
ofTtter Piles and a.rosula Sores. after they had
been treated physicians, and given up -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02

knswn and reliable people. who certify that Pages
Gilman s,,ve has perfectly cured cid rlcers. cases
ofTitter Pl.s and a.rosula sovea. after they had
been treated by physcians, and given up -
Mo6its Life Pills and Phenix Bitteps.
We arst used in private practice In 1928. They
were intdoducsd to the put bic In 1885, since which
time their repntatsa has extended until they have
asals in excess Of all other Catharuc Purifying
Medicines. There 10 hardly a.family among civil.
lied nations who have net evidence Of their
beneficial effects. Their great success 10 oWing to
their aniforn reliability inb asses. Of Constipation.
b ssious and Stomachic dlssasss, whether Of lepe
OF short duration. They are snrirsly vegetable in
their composition. ons Ingredient Sbsns the poses
ofths akin: smother 10 diuretie. and stimulates
proper aetisa ofths didnsys third sen ollisnt,
lOeocnine pAlsga aad hanerffon The lungs other
properties are warning and esthagtic, and cleanse
TIE stomach an bowels from unhealthy eseretions.
Their ce0bissd effects b, 70 regulate the impaired
fa1ctisas efthe systso, and 70 peoAacs health. II
y not assorted Mo1Ats Pills care all-that they
win cure all eonplaln6-but undes eedinasy cir.
cunstanees tDeg nay b relic spea - cure Ner-
veassses, SICK Headache. Cositivsasss, Dyspspsia,
lndissstsn, Jssndies. Livss aad Dillioas Con-
plaats, Colds, 0snsral Wsahnsss. &c. They are
e1prsesy made for thsse dissaeo. Millioas apen
millions Of b. cited In ~ singls instance
has . eenplaint sves esas to ear ksowlsdgs. wAsso
they have not operated % rseonnendsd.
TIE question 10 eflsn asked. Why III thas 0o6atb
Lie Pills meet With sueh wonderful sseesss.
Bseanss they purify the Blood. and thus remove
al causes Of diseases h the system.
Because hey oct powerfully upon the seeretioae u
the body. and removes ell imparities st oncs.
Becsuse they Do not reduce the system, bat in.
vgeeats it-thus requiring restraint ron pleae.
IN Of basi.ess, aea dusisg their operation nevef
eripe Or pain the bowels.
vosco o. 1nu CL1neH
h pfaaeo of1fedate Life Pile, Which cured then
sfDyspspsla. lpdigsstiss. Disssss Of the Liver,
Loss Of Appetite. nssdsehe. Fever 80 Agus, Bsen-
eAitis. Neuralgia ed Rheumatism. We refer to
Rev. saul. Martis and Rev. 3. n. Nay. Of New
York, Rev. Jas. Hobart. Boston. Rev. T. Weber.
Cancord. N. H.. Rev. b. HoOlsy. Springfield. Pa,
Rev:J. c. Evans. Bsvar. Pa. Rev. ". O. Bfoneroft.
Osaad Rapids, Wis.,. Rev. J. h. 0afdaee, Chillieo.
The. o.. Rev. Mathew Gardner, Ripley. O.. Rev. L.
,. Rodeess, Fort Wayne, Ind Rev. =. CanpbeIl.
Anderson, Ind. Rev. n. b. Cook, Rockford. III.
Rev. 4. J. Bently, San Francisco, Cal, Rev. David
Elder. Franklin, h. C.. and many Others.
Ths circular around each boz fully explains the
synptOae snd e9eets Of each aiseaso, specifies
treatment furnishes, evidence. &c.
Aofhte Life Pills are - cent? PET boz. Mo6at's
Phonx Bitters. 81 per Bottle. They ere cold BY III
reepec. able dsalers. WHITE = ROWLAND.
Prcpri:tsrs, g. Liberty street, Nsv York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02

VINEGAR cm-- r.
~ ms:Aa. werraate1 pare. and - prs1esvs NJ.
nj. e.n.u premium awarded q the T. D. ~ M
Vorhs :, ~ ra,r. enA Chicago City Paifl 49,
sss,44s..oa g cs Z ,. e 49, :; !rsu,SlNo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN-
rsss, n ~. .sssn - Abas.s 1no1ens = Ten ~
.oee. WITH the huDooo vioW 81 ~.
SSoyS eent y ~ - q 49,. NJ
=. - -' AoslAa's1i p g 5a'1ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02
Noyeltv Carriage Works

Patent Shifting Dsssy Top Rall,
WAlsA 60 - taksa a ena nm a n eAee~e.,asa
49, Iss9aeeat = y hsiSel . - 80, GAN BD
A1TAcanD 10 AM Du0oY. - % I'D
" : A H. 49, k;.n.:: =: 81: :CsioAeo.
ko01ly I oontlcmon'S Dugglcs
special esesstisa givss y NJ usssfhssesy Of
IFeesa0g O0gg1es, Dalkles aaA
ODo1eeo0 Wagooe,
Vl1e4se ooosoo - ~ psAns Nh ~ IN aGovs
49, 0e&lv4H ~ on11iG 49,, - 0sI918 eooe9s
0zQ1 NQ1uoQ111os 49, vot0 49, -
v0Deo - n TNO0Ao j. UDOWUs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02
OINTMENT.

1sls v1atns.s, aNsfan experience q twmsy ysass,
~ ~. t1eM sovsrslgl rea6dy IT Ill Diseases
~ ~ - ~nlse u vas sssd. earisg many sbstinate
go q SReee q twsaty yeess standing. tAet he1
y" f:scsed al rsaisdise psseesitsA b Tie
eoenelne. y lev days he oorseass ond isfitation
= ~revSo ne skin beeones sneoeh ed healthy,
~ ~ -. permanently healed, WisAootthe uss q
Tass. fsrr.s, SAts- Assss, lse., es.ss.s Isss,
1sss.nn .S.S b,ofeass, ri9HD, 81 Svesy 1bsn d
~ III. q me :an l.netaaly e1ss % natter q
nAnnD k!salDs. ssa DiocSesxso lfo0 u Has. viee
ssss.I en- would heal then. Puss, that hovU -.
M esns, srsss.sns oe .aay have been
n . ~. beasss ocAGss, aad Oip 0saas, Il heals
~ " ~ vi snort time Pa,os 9 Csnn rn box. Il
y loSr Drasxist end . eents 70 Johnston,
sevt ~. = Ccwden. Philadelphia, bog wfll -
ocne NC W PO0IAgQ To Ann addHonn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02
HOLLOWAY'S
NERMIFUGE

Or: HOLLOWAY. .ome dftees years ago, witnessing
the distress oceasioned sickly children in taking the
naaesous veImfuges Of that day, resolved 70 annal-
Es them, and from the mort effective Of thsss rene
oiee sueceeded in separating their active medical
pfopestiee pure iastelsas apd in0dorous. Then, BY
cooOtning These With sugar, and moulding them in
to ap agreeable coniecti0n formed the preeept ropu
LAn nvSIrrvB vsRMisUsn known -
aSLLOWAfs vERMlFUG1 CONVICTIONS.
naueeoas vermifugs to the delight Of he Moor little
snnerefs. II contains no Calonel o. ether poisoa-
Do highly esteemed 70 thib Popular vermifdee, ~
rev OF them prescribe them n preference other
more effective to cure
Fasente and guardians, having ~ care cAidsen,
s.oeld Keep them % family nsdieine, for tlsy not
only eradicate Wcrme-4hoee pests u ehilehoOd-
out correct any derangenent Of the digestive q.
IAA0, 90 prevalent with Children
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02
CKIsTADORO,s HAIR DYE

O6 FatAef Tine takes msuy year
To turs to white dark colored hair;
But INSTANTLY the ExcnAea Dva.
Brie1a hack the tint that charms the ere:
And Natures owRs that cupniug Art
Can her own living hines imunrt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02

ECONOMY IS WEALTH.

been subjcci Of G.eassss >tsrest an
imporsAace to families, aud of Universai Inquiry
anon aoassksepers. to and IN snaeient. .prre and
mild defensive agent.
Mckeone. Van Hagen & Co.,
TosuPp'y this great and general want. offer TO the
public their now srticle Of
S T e A Rim SOAP
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02

On. how beautifully eisssv your hair locke o. late.
Maria Ycs. Julia. since have nssd Csistadoros
Hair Preservatlve aud Bsaatiae1. nv Hair has I'm.
proved ~ondersuily. and stopped falling ont Alto
eethes Sold ny DrugGiats ard applied by all Hair
preeeefs Mandatory No. 60 Maiden Lane Prin.
cipal Depot No. Aptor uouee
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

Z q :
NERVOUS DEBILITY, with its gloomy at
tendants, low spirits, depression, involun-
tary emissions, loss of semen, ,spermato
rhea, loss of power, dizzy head, loss of
memory and threatened impotence and
imbecility, find sovereign cure in Hum
phreys' Homeopathic Specific No. Twen-
Twilight. Composed of the most valuable,
mild and potent Curatives. they strike at
once at the root of the matter, tone up the
system, arrest the discharges, and impart
vigor and energy, life and vitality to the
entire man. They have cured thousands
of cases Price So per package Of six box
es and vial, which is very important in OBJ
stinate or old cases, or 81 pei, single box.
Sold by all Druggists, and sent by mail on
receipt of price: D Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co.. 562
Broadway, New York. jy13-deod&w1y,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

NEW BAKERY.-That inimitable John,
that irrepressible John, that JOHN MAR
zETTI, has started a new bakery, and has
some of the incest bread, cakes and pies
ever baked in this city. If you don't be-
lieve it, call and see. His bread is nice,
light and white, and is warranted to weigh
two ounces more than any other bread in
the city. ilu ~ .@saa ego sept22-2t A."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

THE Novelty Clothes Wringer has cog
wheels on 10th ends of the Rollers, which
gives it great strength and durability be-
sides obviating the necessity of pinning
down one end of the upper Roller to keep
the cog wheels in gear, which must be
done where common cog-wheels are used
only on one end. '-. i''i-'. A'i
RuNY .sept22. W4t II ----- !. y -. H------- .-tI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

= JOHN GRE1NER, the hard-cider song
maker of the Whig party, is rewriting his
songs to the tune of GRANT and CoLFAz
instead of ofTIPPEcANoE and TYLER too. III 3
i Will he reproduce those of 1874, in rela.
ton to Ex-Gov.ToD, when that functiona.
ry was accused of drunkenness and his
family, male and female, were made the
subject of ribald, jest and jeer, in rGREIN-
ER,s songs. teslnnnl---... III ..a. Ii sn.L
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

No Clothes Wringer can do its work
evenly and easily with one end of the Roll
ers pinned together. The Novelty and
Champion Wringers have not this objec-
tion. Examine before you buy.
'RuNY-sep t22 -W4t '''''- --''.-''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

Mrs. SURRATT, an innocent woman, was
tried by an ill-legal court and sentenced to
death and was hanged, because 1ler son,
JOHN h. SURRATT, was supposed to be
accessory to the murder of President LIN
coin. "'s T@5 f.'t 7'-' 'oii t'i 1''
The sun was subsequently, apprehended
and the Government has abandoned the
charge of murder against him, and nolle
has been entered. as .'iihl -ai d'so1
An Indictment against the murderers o
the mother, if tried by an Intelligent and
impartial jury, would result in convic-
tion. i'''' ''4 d" .''-' '.i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

in recognizing any constitutional obliga-
tions to tolslaveholders or slave hunters, in
the border States, we shall again give that
INSTRUMENT to the consuming fire, and re-
new our protest against it, as a covenant
with death, an agreement with hell
I'm the court of conscience, and before
God, it matters not what slaveholding
agreements or compromises may be found
in the Constitution or out of it, they ale
lnhuman, unjust and immoral, and there
fore null and void, and if man can retain
Office or be a voter under the Government
only on condition of sustaining comprom-
: 1ses, then 1t Is certain, that If he would not
do evil that good may come, he must re-
linqpish office holding, and refuse to cast
vote stained with human blood. His
mo to is, and must be, as one loyal to ril ht
and duty,no Union with Shareholders"
| 81. :" Man is more than constitutions ..l :-
/ Better rot beneath the sod ~
In to be true TO church and state, ~ iLI
/ While We are douhly fals 9 t God" d
( During the same year that this atrocious
gloating over the disgraceful act, was writ
ten and published. this, same VIM. LLOYD
GARRISON, in a, speech in Philadelphia,
said:
''Since the war broke out there has been
no Union. How did it happen that the
Union was broken in the twinkling of an
AuO oO0 VI OppTESocu HAS uout
It. The laws of justice and right are vim
d1cating the commands of God. Woe to
the rebellious children,' saith the Lord
'that taketh not their counsel of me- In
spite of. our experience, there are thou
sands OF men yet in favor of the policy rOl
restoring the Union as it ,yas. As, well
might man blown up by a. bonn mbshell
propose, in the other land, to c&me back
again and have the experiment tfed over
again with the bombshell as It was
( Laughter. ~.
We could go on at great length, yea
could fill page after page of the STATES
MAN to prove that, during the troublous
times preceding the war, the. present Re
publican leaders were disunionists, without
asingle feeling in their hearts for the Union
and the Constitution as bequeathed US by
our fathers. They are consistent even tc
this day, in their disunion feeling, for Con,
gress, in violation of the plain reading o.
the Constitution-its letter and its spirit
has made secession fixed fact, which the
war decided could not be accomplished
+ And this, a half made up body calling it.
self the Congress, has done by refusing
States of the South their just rights within
the, Union, and treating them as England
/ governs India and Russia and Austria gov.
ern Poland and Hungary, as conquered
provinces, with no rights within the Unior
or in the Constitution, that the Radica
leaders are bound to respect. ID d-ai t4r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

WHY is the Universal Wringer the best I:
Because it has Rowell's Improved Double
Gear and the Patent Stop, which prevents
the cogs from entirely separating. See ad-
vertisement. ru NY sep22-w4t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22

No CLOTHES wringer can be durable with
the double friction of cogs at both ends,
which can play out of gear and not touch
together when most needed. The "Uniyer-
sal'' has not these fatal objections, and is
warranted durable. .-. ...-,- ...
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= Demo- DEMOCRATIC ratio, State Ticket.

FOR SECRETARY OF sTATR,i
ruOMAs HUBBAR d. of L0gans
FOR sUPREME JUDGE
VILLA a e. FINCK, of Perry.
=" voR MEMBER OF BOARD OF PCBLIc WORKS
THUR HUGHES. of Cuyahoga.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
amyjEL 7. kirk WOOD, OF seneca.
5asmjlo FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT.
JOHN Nj. WEBB. OF mah0ninE.
2. FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS.
(Seventh Congressional DistrictD
Holm ID. THOMAS, of Clarke.
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Senator DoolittIe at Newark To
'- '' s'' 4'i Day. 'L-

Senator DooliftIe at Newark To.
Cd ' t'' l'l Day. ll- ~
Senator DooLITTLE will address Demo-
cratic Mass Meeting at Newark to-day. He
addressed a large meeting at Dayton the
other evening-the largest meeting yet
held there this campaign. What sort of a
speaker he is, is thus stated by the Ledger
"Mr. Doolittle is gentle man of fine per-
sonal presence, splendid voice-we have
never heard his superior-and happy de-
livery. He seems to have no difficulty in
finding words-the right ones too-to ex-
press his ideas, and with force, and ele-
gance and eloquence seldom equaled, he
carries his arguments straight to the
minds and hearts of the people,"
We hope that all of our readers who can
do so, will go to Newark to-day to hear
him. s-,t -:..;.I.