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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-08-13
Nashville, Tenn.

Nashville, Tenn.
Gold-l47 buying. and l48 selling.
Tennessee bonds sold in New York at 62a
Bank of Tennessee, in demand at 3Oc.
Bacon--Clear sides, loose, 10; shoulders
I4H @14A; canvassed hams 1920.
Butter 22c per Id.
Candles-Star, light weight, l7h @l7A.
Coffee--Rio 22@253c; Laguyra 27s Java
40.
Cotton--Nothing done.
Corn--l 021a@l 05 delivered at depot
loose. 1896.
Dried Fruit-Apples Sc, peaches &c.
Eggs --l21ao per doz.
Flour Common to choice supertine SIG
8 so; extra 1O@11.
Lard--In tierces, le@19H; kegs, 2lh.
Meal--80c per bush.
Molasses--Goldsn Syrup 65@l 10; New
Orleans. none.
Rye--$l per bush-b buying price.
Salt--$3 85 for bush barrels.
Sugar.-New Orleans, l6@16K; Demara-
ra, 16k @l6k c,ffee and crushed l554 @l8.
Whest--$l 77@1 90 demand undated.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-08-13
Grand Prairie
WASHING Machine,

THE undersigned having purchased
the exclusive RIGHT 10 manu-
facture, use, and sell the "G,,and
Prairie Washing Machine" patent
ed by j. 7. Haggerty,. Aug. 22nd,
1866, for the counties Of Franklin,
Lincoln, aud Giles, in the State of
Tennessee, they are now manulactu-
turing and Offering for sale to the
citizens of these counties the
BEST Washing Machine ever made
These Machines will be delivered
at the county sites of the foregoing
counties at $25 90, with Wgingsr
attached.
The washing is done by constant
ly changing pressure and forcing the
suds through the clothes.
A child II years old can operate it,
1t takes but little water.
1t will wash by boiling the water
without boiling the clothes.
Itean be operated standing Orsitting.
1t will wash dirty spots, Without
rubbing the whole garment.
Il handles the clothes easier and
quicker than can be done on a wash
board, or any other Washing Machine.
II will wash single collars or half a
dozen shirts, or bed-quilt without
changing the Mehine.
It will wash the most delicate laees
uithout injuring the fabric.
1t is we'll adapted to washing Wool.
10 soiU aCear the clothes LESS than
he old process of hand aoashiing.
All this we assert and stand ready
o prove, JOEL M. HARRIS,
THEo. HARRIS.
THoMAsHAMPTON.
Fayetteville, Tenn, July Is, 1858.
P. S.-Address Communications to
rheo. Harris. 2m |
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@ We are revising our Stray
List, and expect to publish it
next week.
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Handbi1lS.
WE have extensive facilities for
~ printing any sized Handful or Poster
Terms moderate.
OBSERVER OFFICE, Fayetteville.
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General job Work.

wv E have superior Machinery, Type, De-
w signs, Ornaments, Bordering, etc., fro
doing the best Job Printing of any and ev-
cry kind. Terms moderat and satisfacti on
guaranteed.
OBSERVER OFFICE, Fayetteville
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Cards, Heads, Tickets, etc.
DRINTED WITH NEATNESS
= and dispatch. at the oB5ERVER oP-
FOE, A.raiseas. &es.
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WANTED!

Who can bring good references,
and capable Of conducting a bust.
ness of from $4,000 to $4,000, TO
purchase an interest in this Machine.
To such parties we offer
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job "Ork.
:" e employ the best workmen, have the
w best machinery, material, etc., and are
prepared to do the best Printing, unreasonable
rates andshort notice.
OBSERVER OFFICE, FNesevsHs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22
THEY:

p,lieN sheets ard -tanpcrs say mat tho
IA, ..p,e of tbs country don't pay any
,,r.. II .pe,A Of themselves hence 'hey
AN. H, res.nn to object to ,ae non pay
msntbctsxes by the bondholders.
D,n', pavlaxcs, ch. Lets SEQ about
that. Every mou,hfil Of food that he cats
10 increased Nv taxation 10 nearly double hs
value ia democratic times. The shirt on
his bacs-h.s coat, pants and vest-svt'y
article OF rsincnt n any shape Is ioadeo
with ,sxe. in every thread before 1t comes
=, hun. and he has to foo, the balls. Bur
the rich ran may have HE twenty, hf'y,
or Q hundred thousand dollars simply in-
vested in bonds, and DO you think We pay
any taxes on them' Not cent. Tue
Door. lcrless soldier, who drags himself
abcu, the country and guns scanty iiv.
inrhy turning the crank Of . hand organ,
has d nav ton dollars for lic.nse to start
with. whils the rich MN who made .
hundred thousand dollars out Of the war IS
tax free-bscausc his wealth is in binds.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22
LOST IN The WOODS.
a LroRSp or vsnnoSY.

About ninety years ago, ] suppose the
events Of my story commenced. II vas in
Vermont, within tho l,m.ts Of the townsh .
osf Rockingham or Springfield, il 10 i'm
pcssi0o to say which. that the log cabin
which vas The homo Of tho heroine. stood,
surrounded BY . forrest. The real names si
the aciers in this tragedy Of the woods
have passed out Of the legend, aud I there
fore Substitute the nance which come 10
my mind.
II haze nnished my spinning, Robert,
and | shall carry the yarn home to day
think will spend tho day 9th Mrs. Green.
and wish you woald came and meet me and
br,ng the baor home,' said the young vile
taking the linen yarn in her apron aud tho
bahv on her arm.
Very well,' replied the husband, eivins
the Growing child kiss ~ he started oil
with the hoe over his shoulder for the heat
feds. His lot haG been burned over and
sown with wheat, but the huge stumps Of
the old trees, and the thick underground
ro'si the ne~ land prevented the Use of
q plow.
lldAy no worked busilv in the fresh soil
with the strange wood aoil about him. eat
II MIS- lunch at noon from his little ba .ket
unn the gengthened shadows Of ,hs for.s,
eroand his clearing betokensd sun,.t Tn,
he started of to meet his wife. mia ~
two ~ the forest his ueiehbo, Green h.a
male his clearing. lie went ON v;,hon,
meeting lis wife and baby until he %, %
his neighbours door
why" said Mrs. Green. in amaze, ;,
his inquiries, didn't You meet her, All.
hasn't been gone l,ns-only . few min.
utss."
Can she possibly have missed the marked
trees, asked Robert Harris, aehas,
40 not be alarmed, ne yhho, u.~.;.r
sa'd Mrs. Green, Il will 60 along b.ck ,i,h
you" "'"
Tns two msn went together through N.
forest. which every moment grew darker
and drearler They called Mrs. HARM
mans 'ouily at intervals. but there came q
reply. They kept saying to each oth.r.
we may dnd her at home," but they wers
heavy II heart.
The log house was reached. h,, a..
mother AID baby were not there. Ths eo-
loved to oe mhksd, and The pies. WHICH ran
10 the woods and came home At niyh, el,u,
crsd sor Their usua feeding. but ~. ....n
tsok no notice Of them. B,ck .c.;. -,
the woods, with lantern, calling Ana nv.
leoing.
Then they vent to the next elssrins. And
The neyt. "A woman lostr What t.l..
gram ia the exciting days OF battle ever 1sl,
nors thrillingly on human ears than ,be,s
words. going from mouth to mouth amorr
the home nests Of new country W;
iron nussleo end dsssrmined Wills the warm
hearted settlers started sut. I'VE will sccur
The weeds; ~ viii aad then, never fsar."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22

wauderings, never met = rsving Indian, but
90 j, was. The Indian tribes had. psrhspr
mosily disappeared from New England
since the French and Indian var. but how
ever that may DO, the FIRST human bs'nl
shs met after the burial Of her infsns'
strange as i. may seem, was in cnasiss'
town.
This singular legend has descended 70
the writer from . descendant Of hers, VINO
was the third child born in heeAinsna"'
Vt. and the story IS or undoubted fact.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22
DIR. SHALLENBERGER'S
FRYER AGUE ANTaDOTE.
Has been before the Public Is years

Has been before the fuOl1O 10 years
Those who have a.ed /. don't need to be told 0.
its merits bet 'or he benefit OF others We publish
few test, monisls, mi say
TRY IT.
FAcrs pon TuR PElrLs-Da. SoaILLssBKsezHs Fn-
vsR AND Asrg ASriDoTE.
Bos MOTION. Iowa, Aug. 81, 1855.
Ggurs II our I.lle bave, to my / no wledge, given
the best saisfscton OF any cine have sold
We have no old Customers for your pills, from II y
fact tina, bot'e never fails To cure tue most OBJ
stinsie cases. Thoss who have used them recom-
ny in every used that they have not failed
to effect . perrneneul cure.
One old gentleman tells me that whom he invested
81 80 In your medicine il was OF tho best invest
ments he ever made He had been afiictsd with r.
yer and ague over TWO years, and uOthi1e would e.
feet . cure until ore box Of your pile did the work.
And now, for more han year. he has net felt the
elightest symptoms OF return OF tie disease. See
Advertisement. ALLEN HrsRsIcKs. Druggist
LY,y, Mass, October 2sth. 1866.
On. SMALLEST EaerA Dear Sir: have been for
eleven weeks sick With Fever snd Ague contracted
In the army. After beng sick for two weeks, came
home from Alexandra, Va, and then had shake
every :wo days Tor week. after which had se-
we're attack every cav for eight weeks, without enc
exception, which wetkened me so that WAS unable
10 walk All these nine weeks I had two doctors
attending me- bat they couli rot stop the sh kes.
nor esen help than. NY brother came home from
Alexand ria, and broaght me bottle OF your pills.
He n commended them very highly, and ead they
had cured him al once OF . very severe attack.
neglected TO take TIE pills for while, being dscour-
aged by the dociors bat at last concluded to take
them, and the second ose cured me completely
have not had thu east sign OF chill for come Woeko.
and am gaining strength every day. There are now
here great many soldiers suffering in the same
way. and wOnld ike you TO send me cosen OF the
medicine. have received some from friend In
Washington. You're, very respectfully. n,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22
Mo6ars Life Pills aud PheuiI BitteYs.


We Arst used in private practice In ls4s. They
were intdoduced to the pu bile ID 1895, since which
time their reputation has ex ended. until they have
asae y excess ofal other CAtharie Purifying
Medicines. There 10 hardly a,family among civil.
lied nations who have personal evidence Of their
beneficial effects. Their great success 10 owing to
their uniform reliability inb asss' of Constipation,
Bi:ious and sto machie diseases, whether Of long
or short duration. They are entirely vegetable in
their composition. One ingredient opens the pores
Of the skin: smother 10 diurcte. and stimulates
proper action osthe didnsys third . emollient,
looscning phlegm and humor from the lungs other
properties are warming and cat hartic and cleanse
the stomach an bowels from unhealthy seerstions.
Their combined effects 10. 70 regulate the impaired
functions Of the system, and to produce health II
10 not asserted Aofats Pills are cure all-thas they
will curelali complants-but under ordinary cir.
Gums tances they may be relic spsn to cure Ner-
vousness. Sick Headache. Cositivenese, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion. Jaundies, Liver and Billious Con-
paints. Colds. General Weakness, &c. They are
expressly made for those diseases Millions upon
millions Of enrss can be cited In NO single instance
has complaint ever come to our knowledge, whore
they have mot operated ~ recommended
The question 10 oftsn asked. why 10 that Monats
Life Pills meet with such wonderful success.
bocausc tney purify the biOo0. ana thus remove
all causes of diseases In the system.
Becauae they act powerfully upon the seefetions Of
the body and removes all Impurities 1t once.
Because they do not reduce the system, bat in
vigoraie itthus requiring ~ restraint from pleas.
IRE or business, and daring their operation never
grippe or pain the bowele
voics - rss Cr1EsY
In praise ofModat's Life Pills. which cured them
ofDyspepss. Indigestion. Disease Of the Liver,
Lose OF Appetite. Headache, Fever and Ague. Bron.
chitis, Neuralgia and Rheumatism. We refer to
Rev. saml. Martin and Rev. E. II. May, Of Nav
York, Rev. Jas. Hobart, Boeton, Rev. E. Weber,
Concord, n. H., Rev. II. Hooley. Springfield. Pa.
Rev:J. {. Evans. Bevsr, Pa, Rev. W. G. Brone.oft,
Grand Rapids, Wis.,, Rev. J. II. Gardner. Chillico.
the, O.. Rev, Mathew Gardner, Ripley, O., Rev L.
h. Rodgers, Fort wayne, Ind Rev. s.. Campbell.
Anderson. Ind. Rev n. b. Cook. Rockford, Ill,
Rev. A. J. Bently. San Francisco. Cal, Rev. David
Rlier. Franklin, N c and many othefe.
The circular around each box fully explains the
symptoms and effects Of each disease, specifies
treatment. furnishes. evid euce, &c.
Mofst'e Life Pills are 10 cents per box. lodats
Phrnix Btters. 81 per BEETLE. They are cold by Ill
respectable dealers. WHITE ROWLAND.
Proprietore, SIS Liberty Street, New York.
Successors to Dr.. Mofat and DR.. VIM. b. Nom
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22

Will cure Scrofala, or Fever Sores, Salt Rheum,
Tettar. Pmpes. sweled Breast. Sore Nipples, Chill
blsn.. Piles Cuts, Burns. Brui.ee, scalds. and tor
all external applications 1t has no parallel. having
perfectly cured these complaints when all o,asr
remedies had failed
We have large number Of CERTIFICATES from vel
known and reliable people, who certify that Pages
Climax Salve has perfectly cared old Ulcers cases
OF litter, Piles and Scrofula Sores, amer they had
been treated by ply scans and given mp iscursbc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22

Thirty Years Experience in tho
Treatment of Chronic and Sexual
Diseasss.-A Physiological View OF Mari
age. = The Cheapest Book Ever Published, con-
tanning nearly 100 pages and 1870 frs Plates and En-
cravings ofthe Anatomy OF the Human Organs In .
Gste VI Health and Disease. aud Treatise early
krrors. lite Dsrlorable Consequence upon Mind and
Body. with the authors plan OF reatmsnf- the enlv
rational ana successful mode Of cure. - shown BY
the report Of cascs treated truthful adviser TO the
married and thoee contemplating marriage who en-
terrain douhts Of their physical condition Sent free
ofpostags to any address on receipt Of rs cents In
stsmpe or postal currency, BY addressing DIR. LA
CROIX. No. 81 Maiden Lane. Albany, N Y. The
author NAV be consulted upon any Of III diseases
upon which his book trests eith~f personally or By
mail. and medicines sent TO any part OF the world
Personal Appearance
Can be geeatly improved By keeping the hair well
preserved for II there 10 nothing equal TO Wood .
improved sold By Druggists aud BARRIERS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22
40 Aye. or not to Dyep
THAT l. The QUERY.

Ryour hairs gray or red. then hear We. besrv.,
Tee CHRIsTAroRo-s DYE, ana non. NH, ,..,,.
CRNsTApoEo's HAIR PEgsvrvAr,v
Asp BsArrifiEE.-ltis actually eFectinr vc,S...
People with their hair almost ruined hy the ne -
deie'crions rcstrrms, ere row rejoicing In ir,.
and =, b. On accomplished BY :
ehor nee Of the above wonderful compound
SOLD ~ Druggists and applied BY all Hair Dire,
ers. Maasfaetosy No. 60 Maiasn Lac. iPripeipa
Dep tie. Astes House
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22

HANNAH CesslyEssss causes Headache, Dis.,pess
Worms. Livsr Complaint, Dyspepsia. sonr q, omsch
BAD Breath, &c. 1he surtst preventive lie Dr. Ha-.
,sons ferisfaltic Lozepgts. Being both tonic and
isxative. they restore nature. thereby curing cos
live habit. In the opinion of every druggist thev
are the most pleasant and eicctusl remedy for the
fhes, and The only ole that teaches the cause a
outward applications are only time and money
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BAD TASTE

II the mouth In the morning 10 one Of the symptsns
OF bilious condition Or dlsordersd state Of the
liver. and should not, for asinge day. be neg lsctcd
a. it 10 but the premonitory symptom OF train Of
evils and the very sssds Of disease Procure Ut oscs
RobAcks Blood Pile. sdmisistsr them according to
the directions accompanying each box. ana the din.
Guilty and danger Of disease will at opcs b removed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22
TRADE MARK.
e + f f

La D800'0 A1DUoDt0f OFOuAs
TIN MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS COS
MgTlC IN TEE WORLD
II will not lnjure the most Delicate Skin
It's presence the face cannot Be detected It csn
be removed only BY washing: and when renewed
will leave tn sEin softer, smoother and whittier than
before r. eradicss evcry discooration Of the ace.
whether caused by exposure 70 tn. wethsr, or By dis
essc and bestow- npon all faces the
RADIANT COMPLEXION OF THE YOUTH.
Asingle ual ,rovss all these staeements.
And the ssltire ssts with which IL can be used,
nakcs tts euccess complete.
~ Ask for La Rles,-see that the name OF Ii
Rue 4 Co own in the bottle, aud our trade mark
at tho top Of the front ABEL. Sold by oil DruggiDts
and Fancy Goods Ueaiere. Price One Dollar per
bottle CHURCH b FLINT. Propretors.
Hartford. Conn.
PC Wells & Co. Ncw York Geo. &. Goodwin
= Co.. Boston. Mss. Wholesale Agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22
X " q W L Els
VEGETABLE
HAIR r. T. 8 II o r. Z II

Is UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED
BY the Thousands who have used Il. TO b supefioi
to all other Hair preparations nov before the pablo
aTH1S IS NOT A DYE.
II containS no Coloring matter whatever. and 4
not composed OF Poisonous Druge. being veeetA
BILE Compound, and net injurious in tie application.
FOR RESTORING THE COLOR
II has no eenal. Where the Hair has become Grey
with &c. Sickness or Deeasc Of tho scalp few ap
phcailons OF the Restorer will In very ehort time
the Hair to is original color. condition and
former beauty.
AS A COMPLETE HAIR DRESSING
II cannot be surpassed. Il removes oil DandruR.
Heat and HumsrS from the Scalp, prevents the Hair
nom falling CT restores bald heads in nearly eli
cases keeps the head COOL the hair moist, and givee
hre, glossy. and natural appearance
FOR THE LADIES' TOILET.
This compound Is unsurpa.eed Trv Il, a.d tel, vour
friends Whist ron think of II. The Propsietur ~
Testimonials In graz abundance 70 prove all 80 clain
for the Restorer. Prepegsd By
ss,a ~ Druggists es.esaliy. je3Tae.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22
Democratic State Ticket.

FOR secretary Of State.
DgvtD HAMMER. OF Clinton County.
For Rsyis'er ~ State Land Once.
ANDERSON. of Dubuque Codniy.
FOR Treasurer.
IN rCa8rY. OF Woodbury. County.
For Auditor.
n. DrSLAyEf. of Dssis County.
Yor attorney General.
z WILLIAMSON. ~ Warren Comfy.
Congregational.
Nrns-- n Congre.. "a District.
NV. n. IrsTF:NtiW ELL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22

Unlike most Of the Biuen Of the present day. DR..
Roback's are not Intended pleasant stimulating
whisky beverage. but are perfectly medicinal. cor.
taiaing only sufcisnt pure bourbon whisky 70 hold
In solution the medicinal attractive matter from
which they are composed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22

That after repeated trials OF other remedieg, Ro
backs sto mach Bltters, Blood Purifier and Bleod
Pills the beet medicines extant 10 cure the dis
eases for which they are recommended.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22
INDIGESTION

sout another nane for Dyspepsia ana the parent Of
many us. Rooseks Stomach Bitiers taken In wine
glaze ful Doses directly after each meal vii, surely
snect permanent cure. Do rot take our word for
II, but try them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22
An Ounce OF Preventive

MI OUllO0 EfSVNEtfV0
Isworfh pound OF care Fever and Ague caa be
prevented in sll climates and 10 all constitutions by
The constant use Of RobAcks Stomach Bitters and
ofi,imes the very worst cases have hesn cured by
their timely Csc. Per-ons living in nalarious dis
tricts should never be without them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Sars. psriliiaa Isesslven I

oP
Bladder aud terine difficulties to an Bnchu. Tar.
peptire. Cubcbs jnn'per. Gia or any other difect
disretic krown, n5ao,,
SARsAPARlLLlAS RESoLNEST ~ quicker
crre FOR the OF spo;s, blsui-hes sores. 81
rp..ors OF TIE sk;n. black spots or worms II the
Arsh than sny OF the ordinary SUssparilIa In nse
These de coctions moro washes 10 tia po serfu
Sarts 7s,ilfs Resolver;. few do 90 will restore
The yigor ofe- 10 the weake. dsbilitaed and insfm
RAILWAYS SAhsAPAhlLLtAN hkSoLsANl
M tarial, made from pure rich flood. ana stops
decay Let II b, tried.
Bachu is not 1T or esfe remedy 10 take 40 ger
ers medicine subject to the same oo.eetiuns'
Blce pills Canine, Corrosive suclimste. Mercu-
y, etc, aud otner direct or exclusive propsrsiss
Fer~ons that ls,s taken either OF tasse rsmefia
agsrts for length OF ime are aware OF the serioae
eabls involved the liver. spleen: aud 0tnss Riands
safer So With bacha-ite sRclusive diuresic setton
on The kiAueys. viii. ossd osntina ess'y sssps.s
the slinG functicus q Other Oe8n1e DeeAo. =
ID well known. 10 direct diaretc, and u chiefly e.
peysd b. medical men to secure IN inereaeed sstion
Of the kf3neVs.
Bat in most casss When thus employed. ~ see A.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22
sPoa.GcGCAa. STE N ! .

Ex-Li. Gov Sherwood, Of Minnesota,
c,pes on, stout and strong for Seymour
and Blair.
The radicals, slsrmed .. the popular in
d'enauon that is swssping over the coun.
try on account Of their reckless ertrsva-
gincc, arc nos busy proving that tho ex
pcn"s he q averntnent are nothing-the
taxes tria,ne the public dsbt not w,rth
talking about -snd that what there 10 viii
cvt-. white men. dsn't forge. d ray your
taxes
Hiram Ulysses ordered that tho Jews
Avs class, D, excluded from his lines
Away- oh.dlcnt to superior authority, the
.lws. A. a class, seem resolved to act upon
thn o'dcT at ths po'l, ~ k.eping out Of
Hiram Ulysses lines.
I've ctcag1 Pa has made the wonder.
tl discovery that Grant emit be elected
without pcrsis'ou, cfijrt Qreer, isn't it
Under radical ru- tho civil service Of
tn. Government costs $4,000. 900 per
'e'' 'n''" man That OF England. Inc cost
" w !" department., as stated by radi'
"""e'''es' wS WA ooo,Voo last
MN" w hsiush army only COST
80 80 VIZ" 'o'o'
- - o"'. ~
s,.a - h'hs composed o.
1900, '''us" Huy rs
- '"e Ao''' TX
/" JAWS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22

TH1s EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE. the aAne
Try, Ii undoubtedly superior to any remedy ever O..
Tered TO the public FOX the complaints for which II II
intended We have in orr possession testimony
graphical Engineer Bureau a Washingr
N1Ss epry Warren, Gen Plsassgsu.
EaSI. Z. WBHuloO. 80
Moline, III. do