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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mental Dspressien.

Mental depression s a disease Of The nervous sys
te and. OF all the lila nesh IL heir to- II 10 the one
that excites the least sympathy 1t 10 subject OF
frequent ests. and 10 called by various derisve terms
but. although 1t 10 often lang A. IL is not easy to
laugh the patient out of the belief that his ills are
all real for Il 10 real disorder-the general features
ofwhieh are constant fear, anxiety and gloom The
external senses as well - the mental faculties often
manifest symptoms OF arrangement. Noise, - Of
falling water, and ringing In the ear are complained
OF. while black specks and nrcy sparks frequently
ht before the vision. Admonitons like these should
not be dsfeearded, as they may. neglected, tcrmi
nate In insanity. The seat ofNhe disease is In the
brain and nervous system. and TO control the mala
dy 10 necessary to use powerful tonic and sltera
i've, which will correct and tone thoee organs with
ont infaming the brain. This IL the seeret of the
success Of HOSTKTTERs STOMACH BlrrRRS
cfses Of this hind, for which II 10 the safest a well
- the best Of restefativss
In fact II Is the only pure and reliable tonic stmu
LIANT kaown. Many nostsuns. purpoting to be ton
Ice. are pulled NJ IRON dime to time In the newspa-
psfs but the sufferer had better lst them alone
iHOcTETNERS STOMACH BlTTKRS has proven
tself. ~ many ysars Of trial. b. In every respect
what It 10 Represented 70 be.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-16
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTs.I

~ vrcEsSuns, Mss. Aus. ., lses.
y4u s .asi nave used Jour valuable CeiroA Btters
g.sss osneat 70 myssf IN general debility and
ma ,s ~ my system, produced by the unhealthy
around vicktburg. confidently rrcomme,,d IL use
70 al persons who are exposed to unhes INV
fnIar.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-16
Royal Havana Lottery OF Cuba.
DRAWN ONCE IN SEVENTEEN DAY0.
One Prise Of $4,000
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&C.. &c, Prises paid In Gold Prizes Oashsd and
information given by GEORGE UPHAM,
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&The only way to Cnre Costive.
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Da HAuEsoN's PrRisTAL1ro LoxxSass just the
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Ill health. especially among women.
Ladies' who suffering from certain complaints.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-16
IHCENsE QUESTION.

We take pleasure in presenting 10 ,he
public, IN this issre Of the pEAoehAI' .u'
very abe speech Of Ssnator Cones, OF 'nis
County. in thelowa Legislature. ad.oeaung
ss. r,ssagc Of stringent License Law IN
r,aso o. The present imperative and I'M
rAu.ssone prohis.tery Law that now cum
lers aud diagraees cur statutes, feeling AZ
sare; th,, its many strong points and IN.
answ cradle Arguments will meet the cordial
approval Of tho friends Of salutary laws
throughout the State.
All the positions taken by the honorable
Senator. and ell the arguments made In ds-
fence Of those positions, are sound. Candid
vigorous and straight to tho point. MOL
only arc they 30. but they are unanswerao'e
BIZ sny sound system Of reasoning that tho
opponents to the measure may seek TO bring
forth. LAWS made TO restrain any evil,
when imperative, are infinitely worse than
no laws At all; and proofs arc not wanting
90 show that since the erection Of the Pro
hibiiory Law in our State. the consumption
Of l.qaors in the aggregate within our Dor
ders. has been increased rather than dimin-
ished-prcying conclusivsly that in Iowa,
a in other states that have adopted ths
same sumptusry proceedings. the people
canno, be controlled in their tastes and
desires by any such legislation.
This speech Of Senator Cones will un-
doub,cdly pass into print throughout the
State. and be not only read with marked At
tsntioa by the entire people, but the argu-
msnts and rsssonings therein set forth have
. salatsry eject upon breaking down the
fAnasica and impracticablc Law at which II
10 aimed.
While abiding TO this matter il may moi
be out Of pace to state that il 10 the belle
Of thcss who have the best opportunities fol
knowing the state Of affairs ~ the Capital
that . License Law will probably not b
enacted this session, but nsvsrthslsss, tn
effort made by the friends Of true temper
anes during the past three or four years
and particularly thoss made during the 70
campaign Of 1867. have awaited much
Every effort thus stoutly and fcarlsssl
put forth tends 60 weaken tn
power Of tho Prohibitionists. Tn
present Legislature IL nearer right on thi
point than any We have had since the Main
Liquor Law Was passed. and 10 sincersl.
believe that il the friends Of License con
time TO carry on the warfare with vigo
and csrnestnoss, their labors will unquss
honsbly be crowned with abundant success
in the Legislature Of 1870. There is gre,
encouragement that such will be the cas-,
AL over the State the friends of License al
Hanin. foot-hold the Prohbitionists 81
becoming more aud more alar ned nj thei
fate, and we're 1t no, Tor the fear of som
little nsighborhood scoliing when thy z,
homo. License Law would receive nearl
aa unanimous support il tho present A,
senhly.
Work on inch by inch the ground
BE- n. gained the day Of redemption fror
this branch of fAnaticism in Iowa is rear a
baud.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-16
DIR. TOBIAS

Celebrated Venetian LiniHnent.
800 vo.derfui cares, sure and instantaneous &C
tioa. /. csses Of Chronic Rhsunatisn. Headache.
Toc;hsrAe. Cats, Burns, Collie, Cramps. Dyeentsry,
-. nsye sstouished the the cvilixed world. II 10
ID new catch penny bat Article that has stood the
test Of twsaty yssis The enormous sale and rapid
" demand 10 ct once the surest evidence
Of ts usefoiness and popularity. Try IL and be con
yinced No family should be without bottle Ia the
hundreds Of dollars. and many hours Of SUIT
and Gysentery yield at once TO lie prop
cries Iii perfectly innocent, and be given 10
the oldest person or youngest child. No matter, II
and ven will be sure to buy again and econmend !,
10 your friends. Hundreds OF Physicians recon
mend It In their practice. None genrine unleei
signed, IS. I. Tobias" Price 80 cents per bottle
sold by All Drup pIsts Depot So Cortlan al ST. NY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-16
JAS. "A. HIGH,
To and from the cid country.
ohorteot Sea Passage.

THE ANCHOR LINE
OF Transatlantic steam packet ships
EubOPA, COLUMBIA. ACADIA.
IONA. HlBERNIA, UNITED
CALEDONIA, BRITANNIA. KINGDOM.
Sail regularly to and from New York. RATES OF
PASSAGE as low as BY any other first class line.
These fine ocean steamers fitted up In every rec
pect To insure the safety, comfort and Of
passengers. On very advantageous terms tho Ancho.
Line grant through tickets TO and from all the stations
on the Irish and English Railways and the principal
titles in the United Staee and also forward passengers
q very moderate rates to and from France Germany
&C. Az ths Company does not employ runners. those
VINO vish passage hcke,s certificates Of passage
sna Tor their friends any further Information win
aPpH II any ufthe Company agencies through
eus N ssatss, o. q the head once IN Now York q
HENDERSON, BROTH1R9,
&No. DoWlng 0eooo, Nov Yes1,
orb Rasmussen 0ooo.s
pe0ocsat o.; DoS1nouEN levA
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E;O~ Thousand Heads

now clothed with masses Of rich black and brown
hair would II they were unfortunately CUT OFF
form supply of CHRISTADoRoS DYE, begin to
TURN WHITE,
red, sandy aad gray. Manhood and beauty. with the
one dcfec. In their personal appearance remedied by
CuRISTADOROS HAIR DYE.
rejoice in their good fortune. and recommended II
to eli who require perfectdye. Manufactured -
J. CHRl0TADORO. os Msdon Lane. New York
Sold b. All Druggiste. Applied By all Hair Dressers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-16

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-16

= = - -
- Rue.s Alnbaster Cream
rur MOST prAuTiFUL AND HARMLESS Gus
- nETIc IN THE WORLD 80,
/, will nol Iujurs the most Detcats Sain
,,s,-e.enes or. the face cannot be detected II can
~ .s..i5ressd univ Inv washing: and when renewed
win leave IN, akin softer smoother and w1,.er nsn
before II sradeates every dseoiofaton o. .ie NJ
whether caused ~ esposII,,s, 70 Va ~
esse and bestowe upoA all faces ,ne ~oyrru
RADIANT COMPLEXION OF Ihh ao.in
single trial proves all these statements.
And the entire sAftg win ~h'on - 49,
nc axes fte success complete. $3.50 ~ = =.
a. Ask for La Rue's.-see thai we na.S =, IN
Rms Co, 10 blown in the bottle sna on
al the tor OF the front label. Sold Dy AL prasRsss
And Fspcv Goods Dealers. Price One Dollar per
ao,,,. CHURCH q FLINT. Proprietoss.
oo'te Hartford, Conn,
- ~.u. 4 IA Hev York Geo, O. Goodwin
q ~. In.err Ma Wh0loaole A9o0to.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-16

UNITED STATES SENATOR, in recent
speech uttered these boastful words. "This
j. the only free country on the face of tn.
globe" IL the gentleman had ever been in
Austria, or bad oven read in,eli gently
about IL, he would find il hard work to
make sueh . statement. Can We forget the
history Of bas,ilss-m military bsstiles, for
the Incarceration Of law abiding civilians
which have been tho marked feature Of
Ase-icsn liberty for i've or six years? Cast
'ng eur eyes 20 our library, the book that
attracts tho attention is Of the following H.
tie: The Sovercigne po wes Of Parliaments
aud kingdomcs. London, l643." Open
ing u. the very first passage that attracts
the eye il this: at is abundsntly mani.
fest tia, kings and emperors always have
been are, oush, to be. subject to the laws
aud customs OF their king IONS; no, above
q violate, break, or alter them at their
pleasure, they being obliged by their coro.
nation oaths. in all ages and kingdoms; in
Noshly 10 observe them" Apply this
brst historical summary to the present Con
gress Of the United Statos, which pays no
sort Of attention TO the laws aud customs OF
this Republic, and then boast, If you eau,
II our exceptional freedom. Tho truth 10,
that few nations have ever existed whose
rulers par 30 little attention to the laws a.
ous Rump II Congress- does. II man
wants TO b proud Of the liberty of this
country jus, nov, his ignorance Of history
vail bs = happy thing TO him. Never was
theirs freshsr instance in which Ignorance
10 bliss"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-16

Per Dos
:. u double sole calf, 81 ~
Tap sole, Nail Bottom, 81 u
=. Veal Zip. NAH Tap Sole, IS in. Sc 90
! =" Veal Kip. 16 in, IL D. 3. 81 90
ssa': nall double Zip, bun is,n.. a 90 3
:: So ,Ssi sole 81 slp Is d iH. 90 IS
| . Tap sole kip 10 in. u %
:. y double sole, grain 10 In. ~ %
= Tap double sole grain 10 In. 81 %
F French ZIP = S0uS: 90. sole =
;. Fine III. Is double sole. rs In. y %
:. Tap sole. nne KIP calfstyIe, 10 In. . -
:. Miners long leg. nailed bottom Mo
:" 2einch droyers' boots g -
:. Brogans - double sole 70
ss,s ssss.s: 'l f!s e y: :s''''' -
Boys. ane hip boots - double sole : %
Boys' me calf IL double sole, q 90
wo.ans' cslf Balls sswsd, per pair, .s@
90 90 % ssx aa.,sss. Is
do Cost do sewcd: prime. as
90 DO Polish 81 S % re Ss &c DO Is
do DO do sewed. 80
We desire TO call .your astestioa to . few
Home Truths. I'VE Mean Whist W ~ and say
Whist we mean"
We 8: .:sns goods Ar superior 70 ~ ve ever
We use the best Chicago tanned leather.
Wc.use no split leather.
We side all our Goods BY hand.
We brace all the Shanks with Copper Nails.
We warrant all our Goods.
We ask ron to give our Goode Trial.
We have been in the Trade West q Years.
We have sold over $1,000 Cases OF Boots.
We will save you from IS to $40 Case.
We se ii at fair Manufacturers Profit.
We Win save ron the JOBBERy PROFIT.
We will give you any eises ron may WISH.
We sell boots at all times at Boston prices
We ask you to examine our Price Lat above.
We put Sole Leather Counter In all our Boots.
| NB.-we sell for cash, or send goods by express
and collect on delivery giving yon the privilege TO
exanine the goods at The Express Company before
paying the bill.
f,o prompt men who can give us good city refer
ence " win send BY freight and shall expect prompt
Sturna % receipt Of goods.
Ol6oei manufactnfsfs in the Weel eu0ah1iehsd N
Oh nsSsi. Tsssosy, ii Kin1is d Clicaess 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-16

speech by Hon. w. w. Cones, of
scott, before tho iowa A.egssia.
fuTe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-16
BOOT MARKET l
CHICAGO MADE.
OFFICE or
E. CHAPLIN & CO.,

The trade being about over for al kinds goods 81
hsavy wsar W have now commenced on . line 81
Spring goods and would call psftieuaf attention to
our prices for Calf Boots and High Cut BAL Whole
Leather Br0gan. Ous Calf Boot h the neaosst and
best Boot turned ont in our factory for the mon
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-16

Tss Radical press. ever .;cc. N. .s~.n.
~. ......,s power and their discovery
~ = e'u'0 's' % ased to carry out their
bs'' purposes. have been sinsin. tn. chan han.
G. on Executive usurp.ssa - 80.
clothed himself with the robe. Of a;.,.. ."
and, through his Secretary Of State ss
me- into bastilss, aespoiled shsm OF ,S Sss
property. and. II the language Of the Su.
prsae Oonst Il The Ailkean cass. "played
~ da1pot Nth > high had !" ssd 81 aos
. Ssas ~ obeue 16seseise sGnvPs1iSa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-16
sHURLEY'e
POPULAR WORM CANDY

AZ this b really sPEm1Ic voa worms. an dthe
best and most palatabe form 10 give - children.
L. not surprising that 1t b set taking the place o. al
other preparations for worms--it being perfectly
tasteless, any child will take IL
JAAE1 RUDDLk CO.. Proprietor,
Louisvflle Ky
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-16

IL this country 10 to be saved from COM
pless destruction Of its representative form
o. government. il will have to be by tho hon.
est. uneorrupssd laboring masses-the har,.
harded sons Of toll. who have seen in N.
'Ass seven years how much Radicalism has
doac Tor them, and Who have sense and A.
esc'sy enough to discern tina, il Radicalism
triumph they are to be the sufferers. Let
the iAoor'ng masses every where then rally
to the support Of the Democracy Of this
country in their struggle to preserve tn.
= svsraosnt Of our fAshsrs feom oyor,hrov
~ impeachment is successful thees arch.
traitors and conspirasors may wait fnllv 20
osvsi,p Their designs until after the Presi-
, ,s.. e.ecsiSn: Ifthey fail Of suocsss 10
, VA contest their cowardly natures win for.
o'0 any further steps to be taken IN the
;s.eSs,ss Of the conspiracy. If,hsy triumph
~N n' De the last Prssidsntisl election the
ns,;n. WI have an opportunity Of particle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-16
HURLEY'S AGUETONIC
PERFECTLY RELIABLE.

The only remedy for Chills and Fever or Aaue and
Fever that 10 or can be depended upon 10 Hurley's
Ague Tonic. There have been tn ousands cured by
using II who have tried tho usual remedies without
bsnent; but in NO CASE HAS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-16

Tas Radical o'igarchy promises itssl,
that u viii escape the wards its crimes
merit because they have seducsd the OIL
GERS Of the army. Let taom beware lest
they have made . fatal mistake. As the
emergency calls for thcm. leaders will make
their appearance, and svsn Grant, whom be
sees the determination Of the nation to pre-
serve and TO protect the innocent and pun
'sa the guilty, will desert and bstray the
ol'sasehy ~ he did the Confedcratss in six-
sy-one and the President in sixty Eight.
We zee no hope for these misg guided and dc.
based wretches who have psrpetrsted 40
many crimes aud outragss upon their coun-
try. There il a gulf between then and
salvation ~ broad a. the one between Dives
ana the eeggar; - vide - the space Do.
tween Heaven aud Hen. For what differ.
snes 70 thsrs between starving people to
death Or killing them with the knife. III,
pistol or tho club! And we AK The iouru-
ais that defend those Law brsaksrs il th.
course the Radical members Of Couer,,s
has pursued for the last fous months has
not sent hundreds to their graves for lack
81 employ ment to secure means to. save
Them from starvation and IL those who are
guilty ought not to be- impcachsd, tried and
punished for their crimesp Ifthese charr-
es are true, and We challenge denial. they
are 10 better than midnight axsas ains
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-16
Eurleys Ague Tonic

FAILED TO EFFRCT CURE All who have
used It chscrfaly tell their afflicted friends Of Il,
and certain for chiils end fever. Any one
suffering from the chile would consult their in
terest BY sending to drug STORE and buying bot
tie pleasant to take, compared with others and
will be certain TO cure all cases Of fever and ague or
chills and fever. Send for it to the proprietors,
JAMEO RUDOLF CO.,
Louisville. ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-16

l ~Ykos UtOtOuuCc0, O1OlID m
communities, but have never ret reformed !
soul. The only true ten psra nce reform i,
moral not legal.
You must understand, Mr.. President. that
there Is point beyond which it is danger
Gus to go. The God OF Liberty has said -
Thus far and no further shalt thou 20. and
when oppression becomes unsnduraole the
mighty Spirit Of Freedom rises and brushes
the infamous Law and Infamous law max ere
together into the dust.
Take the warning and do not attempt to
force large portion cfths community into
. seeming compliance with the whims and
faneies ola few. A reaction 10 certain to
follow, and it may not stop with merely the
recovery Of the lost ground.
l might take up the time Of the Senate
by adducing long array of authoritiss.
medical. moral. legal and historical, on the
necessity of alcohol and the evils attending
its removal, but the question has been %
freely ventilated that most Of You are
acq.a'nted With the popular sreuments.
seIhe late Governor Andrew, ia his Gale
bratsd speech. brought forward more sound
arguments in support Of the cause for which
now take the stand than all the friend. ~
prohibition can reply 70 in . life. time. Nov
s'r, what d wsJhavs before the Senator rirst
ws have report, By three members Of the |
Committss, headed BY the worthy chair.
man, good Temperance man, recommend |
ing that W shall authorize licenses in car
tam cases. Yes sir, actually license houses |
Tor the purpose OF selling beer aud vine.
ana then We have . report Of two other
temperance men who assure US that sucn |
traftc - 10 proposed by the gen tlemen from |
"ssninsson, ana ms associates to b. IL
csnsed, is worse than theft, swindlinr. for
gsry,or ceunterfeiting Under such clreum.
stances il will probably be better ,h..I |
should allow the Senator from Washiupton
and the Senator from Muscatine to Sch, II
out upon the lines proposed by each ia the
reports which they are supposed to be the
suthors Of, vet cannot possibly zee how
any Senator believing such terrible things as
fsss contained n in the report Of the Senator
- !. ssSaeatine concerning those Who deal
N'ak spirtsous OF nals liqussD, eaa \
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-08-20
] Cannot Forget Thee.

Forget thee-no tits vain to try,
Though months may pass, and years go by,
1t matters not where e'er be,
What other form of face | see
Those dark bright eyes will haunt me yet,
Though years have passed since last we
met.
Forget thee tits an idle thought,
Where'er roam it matters not;
AS we'll could forget the sun
Which lights my path where'er turn,
AS to forgetfuness consign
One look, OF word, or tone of thine.
Forget thee-no what e'er the day.
Though heavy clouds loom DER my way
Tho joy, and friends, and peace, and rest
Surround my path, and am blest;
There's vet something comes to me,
And whispers, softly, still of thee.
Forget thee-never though the world.
And nearest friends might faithless prove
Through grief or pleasure, jov or pain,
yet thy faithful friend remain:
BY thee uncared for, and unsought;
Thus be it so-it matters not.
Forget thee-never although by thee
Was not bestowed one thought on me,
By thee remembered or forgot,
Howe'er that be 1t matters not
/ only know, go where / will,
Thy bright dark eyes do haunt me still.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-08-20

Rock Me TO SLEEP-Some time
ago claim to the authorship of Rock
me to Sleep" plaintive poem by
Florence Percy" was made by pla,
garaist named Ball, who lives some>
where in New Jersey aud writes very
bad verses, To this person Mark
Twain addressed the following apostro-
phe: backward, speed backward, o
Ball in your flight Make not an ass
of yourself { just for to night) pull
the few silver threads out of your hair;
fill up and varnish those furrows Of
cAre-care that was born of attempt
ing fame's steep, which you cou dn't
climb, Ball. Oh Bally come back from
the echoing shore! Cease for season
the public to bore, with your infamous
rhymes and stupid complaint, for you
know you are claiming to be what you
ain t. On, drivel no more-don't
sutHe don't veep-hang up you(r) Tyre
Ball; III rock you to sleep"
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-08-20
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