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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-12-16

RATHER ANXIOUS, An Irish dragooR, on
hearing that his widowed mother had mar
Iled since he quilted ireland, exclaimed -
Il hope she won't have son o1laeq thin
me, for, If She does, l shoQ lose the
eshtate
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-12-16

as lover who was shehted by the laiies,
very Tnoiestly asked one if she would let
HIM spend the evening with her.
No, she aRS7Ily replied, that's what
I won't.
''loa needn't he so tussy abopt it, re-
phed he, i dl5n / mean this evening, bat
some stormy one, when can't get any.
where else.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-12-16

Ca7-Rca FyLI.-An, ,e1 Governor relates
good story Of nlaa whose life had not
been entirely Unspotte3 who applied 60 q
worthy deacon for admission into the
church. Unwilling to offend him, and We,
not inclined to receive him, the deacon re-
phed The church is fnn iast now when
there is a vacancy VII notify you"
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-12-16
NO. 20. :.
miss anu 9tbsrniss,

RF Tn Manchester y r. MIRO
[ HIks it q remarkable fart" tlIat citizen
OF thai place shalid have lived II the Same
house eighty wears ... s--........
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-12-16
SEE INTEw THINGS

NA-
Jededlah Jumpers Interview with New
York
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-12-16
BOLTON HOUSE.

-r -15a-=--n.5 having lately purchased the
-E--EE HOUSE property, has already com
-a-ra. r-.- alterations api Improvements IS VIII
a-ar .-r -- lrz popular House equal. i not gupe-
o.. q. srr Es.s. Il The CRY q Harrisburg.
zr.1-.ulz1-s = the Putlir patronage Is rsipest-
7. 4-..t-.
GEO !. BOLTON.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-12-16
l3}roming 9fmolTaf,


lamu ,Ta-ir weekly
,rs- ,rv0aeL o. Iua
eva -ns A-ts
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= UuEnHunocE
guuur County "a
haHVsY SlG-1h
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-12-16

.rrrnls-. rnpy ye&r, II sdyauae SUI L
r,sl vlsnlr 81 msntns, S-.5t WI. bf eii-g@so
~. u.rnr VII i,e DISCONTINUED, untli al ars
rsa-s-csrt PAID unicaz Il the op1iOn Of publ
RATES OF ADV EIiTISLA1
~ry LINES CONSTITUTE a soUAEE
.rr ,all.~t nIlt n- tITts Insertions s -.lL
-r-, ,,.r..eli,-r- insertion less tngn 81
ff. Es1..r4 FEIsuBAI pRorEETI, ana 0E!LAAA
zp-ET~Islga. lz NM ne acresu upoE
I.-Ex1 MImcINEs anu osher Rdve- isemenls ~
.ut column
r'ue aufumI. J vGar '.'--'---'- ~.
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wuir. GUluuI. 4 var-.
FOURTH column j vgg~ -.-.---'- -..'' -
4.UsIucss CUrds n one suuG-r ur jess. per {! ear
v,.u pl.rer =
- Fur-nI1AI o. IoUAL lTEN adver-Isins-Wllit-
an uv.v-seI.Crr Z cts TCr Inc. -.lne IL Terms
r.gdt v-l-i ua-uaner' aC"e-tlscTs
EXECUTORS. ADMINISTRATORS and a d.
r-E.s NOTICES oc tne usual ieng.L. $1,000. S-,ap
rT-T-.L-Es ex-ceGlnc Ter Fires. Uaot EFLI
u-I--s and LITERARY MOTTO E, not Of genera
r.-e~as- uIr nG.t me -egLiIr rates
- advo-.lssnsu-f mus i'e handed IL bv TuEs-
= Nuay q. INSURE luso-5lUu -ns same weeE-
SOB WORN
. s-- Erule neatly uzeeuted and Al prices to suit
.at
all -N--EET A-TEETLSELE&TS and JOE
V.LE l-uss be rGid - when orlsred
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-12-16

A Large auGntitr OF BEST STYLE HOOP SKI BTS
End C0tSETTS, sbiescr from Manufacturers, n
greatly radu.s5 prices,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-19
- IN

substituted the words sswbite male citizen
of the United States," for ''white male in
habitants;" but the ingenuity of lawyers
still twisted the law against the intention
of the makers. =
The people now can settle the "nigger
issue' again in the case of FINK VS.. WHITE
at the next fall election, and demonstrate,
in the language of Mr.. LINcoLN's speech
at Cincinnati, in September, 1859. that <sthe
people of the United States are the right
full masters of both Congress and Courts,
not to overthrow the Constitution, but to
overthrow the men who pervert the Con-
stitutiOn.' 1859 ffs y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-19

The Election of school Directors.
The Senate has passed bill providing
for the election Of the members of the
Board OF Dducation in this city on the first
Monday Of April, instead of on the second
Monday, as is now the case. Three years
ago the Board Of Education of the city
united In request to the Legislature to
have this change made. A bill making the
change Vas passed through one branch Of
the Legislature; but, for some reason or
other, it failed to pass through the other
branch. There is no valid reason why our
people should be pot to the expense and
trouble of holding special election to
elect members of the Board of Education
zone .wesk after the regular April election.
Politics enter just as much into the election
of members Of the Board Of Education now
as they would were they elected ON the
regular April election day, It will save
time and money to the people if these MEM
f,bers shall be elected when the municipal
Aoflcsrs are elected. This is che only effect
the change viii have, and Almost desirable
change 1t will be-, :, ..,,...,
A State School Commissioner is elected
ou tuo sau1o uoy tsaaG otuct Csnec omccrS N .
elected. Itdon't seem to be necessary that
q special election should be held to elect
that officer. Ifa special election is not nee
essary in his case to prevent "politics I"
1fon being mixedup withit 10 the gdetri-
ment of the cause of education, the cause
Of education VIII not IN the slightest par
ticular suffer from the election of the mem
hers of fl1a Roasrf1 of Edneatiou nm the req
ular April election day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-19
STATE NEWS.

STATE NEWS.
THE wheat crop in Montgomery and ad-
Joining counties looks finely.
TWO wear old child died in Alliance
tbe other dav from the effects of swallow
inn concentrssesi i've. giea}2 eava3g z
mr. p.,.,.,,,, committed eu;cide nv
drowning himself In the Little Miami
river. near Loveland, on Saturday.
IourH PATTON and VIM. Leveck got
,ntr.,, ou.rretne.r the lstter's residence in
w.sh,roton E1vette county. a few nights
s,nce when I,eveck seruck Patton a blow
with . cInb. causinr his death. Leveck is
,n io;l. s sps
w....n oh;o o.v.
SARAH Hoo.nAn' ~, y. " a:rsh.s,.s 49, .o,vr
D.lsr ~ 'n.. s'.s .,1, 20 hods 7vos ot-
VI N'ies' .ss' oa"us' y's,.s. ~ ss ,v...r Tho
terwaro 'ounu ~ : ou.Ae' .o.,,;e. =. ms - mr.
Cofouers COZ Ne July lenee 1s.
oer ssa'uss 'oe '''o'u
Tbs Be1efontd'ne hepaos'ca" says ine
rain OF SUNDAY nlgns' anu sue suose9uonS
sudden freeze ato Immense oamase III ''o
sugar camps IN tne east par. ol .ne coon, ono
e-.--,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-19
0Detdosratic State Ticket,
News of the Day.

-ss1 1erNrRAL News. . s<1
GoLD closed in New York yesterday at
1881.
WISCONSIN imposes uniform tax of one
dollar mile on telegraph companies. 20
Ex-LrEur. Matthew M. Maury is to have
the post of Marine Instructor In Gen. Lees
colleges Rss&sA &EsE zHes Aes-R
GREAT BRrrAIN, It IS said, will be but
poorly represented at the French Maritime
Exhibition.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-19

Terrible Steamboat Accident.
The telegraph this morning. brings US the
account of the explosion aud subsequent
burning yesterday, ct the Cincinnati and
Maysville packet Magnolia, at q point some
twelve miles above Cincinnati. Some forty
persons were killed, some of them being
burned to death.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-19
A Large and Important Salt
CHOICE OIL PAINTINGS.

w pleasure to inform the public of . large col
lection of Oil Painting to be exhibited at his
fsalesroom. l2S South High street, opposite the
Goodale House, on WEDNESDAY and hURS-
DAY, MARCH 18th and 10TH. day and evening. -
This will be the largest and best exhibition OF the
are from some of the eel lebrated Galleries of ku
rope and by some of the best artists Of the modem
School Our own artists are also well represented
here such as A. Slower. Roseube'g g. j. NJ. Culver
house. tieorge Hartwick. Somers; and others.
The whole eollection will he sold without reserve
at auction. by VIM. K. KENT, on Friday evening
and SATURDAY. afternoon. and on the evenings Of
March 10Th and 2Ist. The pictures will be on ex-
hibitiop as above stated, until the time of sale,
FREE to which the public is most respectfuiiy in
dies. at which time catalogues will be ready.
mchl1-d4t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

EDS. .STATEsMAN-Please announce that FRAN
CTS COLLINS, Esq. will be presented can
dida,e for Judge in the Third Subdivision of the
Fifth Jn dical District. subject to the decision Of
the Democratic Convention. 5ta5---
MANY FRIENDS.
EDITORS OHIO STATESMAN Please announce
that JAMES E. WRIGHT, ESQ.,, will be presented
as candidate for Judge in the Third Subdivision
of the Fifth Judicial District subject to the decs
ion of the Democratic Convention. - e~
FRANKLIN.
EDITORS ONO S-ATEsMAN-Please announce
that JOSEPH @OLDS, Esq. of Pickaway county
will be presen ted candidate for Judge in the
Third Subdivision of the Fifth Judicial District,
subject to the decision of the Democratic Con-
vention. pa FRANKLIN.
,.fiis. ..s MARSHAL. ..!
EDITORS OHIO STATEsMAN-Please announce
my pame as an Independent candidate fer City
Marshal. 5ls A. p. GRIFFIN.
March 10.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-19
THIRD READING.

sE Fl. B. No. 221, Mr.. -SWETLAND-Au-
thorizing the commissioners of Madison
county to levy a tax to purchase additional
said county, was read third time.
Mr.. HUGHES, of Butler, explained the
objects of the bill.
Mr.. BRANCH also said the additional
grounds were necessary for the convenience
of the society. -i
The yeas and nays were called on the
passage of the bill and resulted So,
nays 10. So the bill passed.
II. b. No. pol, MIR. PENNISTEN-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-19
HOUSE
HOUSE.
MORNING SESSION.
REPORT.

Mr.. BAKER. from the committee to
whom House bill No. 120 was sreferrcd with
instructions to amend, reported the same
back amended so as to strike out So, 900 and
insert S1,13S. The report was agreed to,
and the bill is as follows .-,..
. Mr.. .RUTTER-Makinga an appropriation
of general revenue for the improvement of
the State farm road, was read the third
time, and the yeas and nays were called on
its passage, which resulted-yeas Al, nays
%. So the bill was lost. y-,.
Mr.. ,CUSAC moved to reconsider the
vote by which the bill was lost. The mo-
tion prevailed, and the bill went on the
table,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-19

ssThe ConssSsutton I'm tho Hands
of iss Eriends.''
The Journal Is always perpetrating some
sensation. One day it starrles its readers
by declaring that the Tenure of Office bill,
SIT not otuneoustitutional, is practically abb
surd," and that in nature and design sit is
too ridiculous for discussion" Then it as
tounds its readers by the manifestation of
impatience that the President was not long
ago driven from power, because he did not
regard that law more binding on him than
Ia the Constitution Of the United States.-
On Wednesday morning, it undertook to
astoiish IT'S readers BY head lining an edi-
ss0fiaF as above.s sIt lis fortunate for the
people of this State that the Constitution
OF Ohio Is in the hands OF its friends, and
II would be well for the country II the
Constitution of che United States were. in
the hands of its friends, instead of in the
hands of its implacable enemies. AS one
Of the consequences of the Constitution of
Ohio being sin the hands of its friends.r
the appropriations for this year ,oiu be from
one hundred and ffty to too hundred thousand
do4ars Iess thGn for. last year, when the Con-
stieu6ion wac ia the hands Of the Republi-
can party.
THE Springfield Morning Advertiser talks
of the editor of the Dayton Journal as an
:. obscure editor" From this we infer that
the editor Of the Advertiser is not aob-
sure" Did you ever?
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-19


and Governor FRANK THOMAS, OF Mary
land, now a leading Radical member OF
Congress, that mulattoes and those having
any visible admixture Of black blood were
not white male citizens Of tho United
States, and the colored votes were struck
out from both the Whig and Democratic
polls, and a House of Representatives, pre-
sided over by JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, made
no objection to the decision on this point
Every department. of the Government has
acted in conformity to this ruling. and
therefore. the decision of the Senate of Ohio
is fully sustained in law by the weight OF
authority.
The Radical press has claimed that over
two hundred Illegal votes were polled fol
Mr.. ONDERDoNK. After the most search
ing Investigation in the four counties COM
prised in the Eighth Senatorial District
out of eight thousand votes cast for Mr.
ONDERDoNK, Mr.. Jones only controverted
fifty-six, and of these but twenty-siX OF
twenty -eight were established to be Illegal
though the testimony in three OF the coun-
ties was wholly ex parte. The Senate, ir
its liberality, admitted all the testimony
and deducting from Mr.. JONES' poll the
forty-two visible admixture votes. Mr.
0NDERDoNK had clear majority OF from
four to six. The people will see how little
ground there is for the denunciation OF
Senators for their action in this case in re.
establishing the old rule as to the meaning
of the Constitution laid down by Judge
BuRNET in his notes on the Northwestern
Territory, where he declares, in reference
to Ohio. ssevery person who reads the Con-
stftution must discover that colored people
cannot be represented in the Legislature
and that they have not, and cannot have.
any agency in conducting the Govern
ment, or making, or administering the
laws" The Convention which framed the
new Constitution supposed they had fully
guaranteed this construction when they
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-19
CoLUMBUs. OHIO.

monNIra, MARCH 10.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-19
DRY GOODS.
NEW q GODS!

20
s-,1ss. $40 sst. ssI4&
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28
ASSIGSEES SALE.

ASSlNNBES SALE.
In the after Of Richard H. Hill. Bankrupt
Public notice is hereby eiventhat on the frat
fl) day Of October, A. D., 1855, commencing q,
the hour OF nine - O'Clock A. NJ. will sell al
public auction At Metropolitan Hall in the city
OF Davenport. in said Scott county. Iowa, all the
personal assets of the said bankrupt. consisting
ofpromisscrv notes. bills Of exchange. rcrtid-
Gates OF deposit. household goods. furniture, or
narleu,s OF person. one bay mare, two carriages
one buggy. one sleigh. ono Ertc5n engine and
elevat,rg bet, one .sf-, ono desk. sot If
double harness. ~ sette-s 1870 chairs ard +?
amps and other personal property.
Also al the sarne t3iuo and place the following
real estate slz.
Then F : ~ sec 10, and thew 4. Of TIE
\. W. !. and tie y. y Of the & W Z e .ec
70. oil IN to.nshirs . II. - West. 10 TAina
county, Iowa
Also. the \ W. frsctionsl !. Of thes ". 4
Of see. 4 aud the y. fractional = OF the y. 4
Of sec {, al IN townships %R. y Wet, n sto.
rev COUNTY, Iowa.
Also the equity II redemption OF the sald
bankrupt andta tho following real estate ST.
r.ted in the city Of Davenport, Scott county.
Iowa. viz: Parts OF lots Nos . and 10. block
81. known As stores Nos. !, 5, Bard 7. East Sec
ond street
The east 10 feet OF lot p. block I'll, lots ? aud
Ia. block 5, Parker's addition.
The sauth 40 feet Of the moth - feet Of tho
west half OF lot?. Whisier's addition.
I4tsl =, g. md d. Bazaar block
TIE south lfl feet Of The east hal ~ out llt? n.
The north s. 'c,t Of The sDu;A $50 feet Of the
west hulf Of out. io,s ~.
Tho south a. feet of the ives, halfof ou' Ia 80.
Al-os lessehold irtsrcs, IN part OF lot :, block
g. which expires April lssy
Fer further particulars referance Is made 70
tho schedule Of said property attached 70 the
said bankrupt petition now on file ~ the eHlcr 81
NJ. Il. Price, Esq. Register ior said District.
Terms OF sale will be cash
|. NJ GiyroRp. 'hsignee
Daxcnno-i @an, l-ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28
In BankuDtcy.

IN the District Ceur. of tho United States for
the District Of Iowa
In The matter Of DAVID g. Portcr Bankrupt
To the creditors OF said David c. Porter and
other persons interested
ClRS: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
y tia. petition has hacu fled in said Court,
by David q. Porter, of the city of Davenport.
in said District, duly declared q bankrupt
under the act of Congress of March
ID. 1857. for discherse and certificate the-eo.
from all his debts acd other claims
provaolc under slid act, sad ths. the 10Th dey
Of Oct 4. y. ISIS a. the hour of ten o'clock A.
II. OF said day is assigned for the hearing of tn {
same before the SAID Court at hcokuk. lowe
when and where you NAV attend and
show cause If any you have. WHY the
prayer OF said petition should not bc granted.
Your are hereby further notified that the
secon AID third meetings Of the creditors oil
the said David Z. Porter, for the purposes pro-
vided in the 9th sni 2sth Sections OF the said
Actos Congress OF March Cd, 1867, will
b. held on the sth day Of October, A, d. 1865,
a. the hour Of ten o'clock, A. NJ. Of said
day, before the Hon. NJ, 81. Price, Register
IN Bankruptcy. 1t his Office in the city OF Daven
port, Scott. county. State Of Iowa. when and
where you can be present if you desire to be.
sepl4 d3t-mon II, X. LOVE Clerk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Iscnl,h Depends Upon Good hi
~eaa1An.

Zcsti0n.
Weakness Of the stomach is the source OF more
evils tban were contained in Pandorns BOX. Deb1
Ivy, headache, nervous tremors. paptstion OF the
heart, and local pains innanerablc, are It's circc
consequences. II sh.cnres the intellect and gives
birth TO the mcst sbs1rd md incoheren; fan cies In
capacitaes man for bueineee. ard renders persis-
tent exert:on next TO impossblc. Yet, e;rasGe 10
-aJ. Indigestion Is the mos; neglected OF ell all
mcnis And this 10 the more e1trsordrary FROM
the fac: that absolute inialible specific for the
disorder can be obtained In every city, town and
VILLAGE IN the United States
HO5IETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS fakes as
wide range ss the ralady which II cures. Ii per-
vsdes every civilized port ION OF the Western Hem
sphere aud its celebrity az toric and Alternative IS
everywhere es:s b. she'd. Il is due 10 the common
-en-e OF Tie American public TO ssy ina, the de-
rnand Tor Il ia immense. and coniir ualy on the In
crease: but stll thousands cortinue 20 suI.r from
dysyapsia, with The gree; fac, staring item In the
face that remedy for il exists. a. & were, with 4
arms length OF every sufferer. such is the irccn.
sistenrs Of human nature Dlv bv day, no "ever.
In lumber of those who manifest his insane n
difference TO the own health and comfort diminish
es and the time Will come. Il is confidently he
lieyed. when the d-ease VIII be expelled from the
category 90 prev silent disorders by this incompara-
- fs rfvr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28
DIR. A. n. MINER. Densi-t.
DA. -. -. NNEEsS.

..ra NESTlsT. Office doors e.-, ofoor
II ncr .. Brady an second streets,
f-z<A Has h.i oves II years practice in
lA4-LI tbs c.tr. Has the compete sppsra
= for manufacturing and administering N..rou.
o1iGe OF Gas. Tor panlcss operation IN extracting
teeth ian92ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28
EXTRA SPECIAL, NOTICE.

Bewai.o Counter.elts Smiths Tonic Syrup has
heenoga e-ietcd, AID the counterfsiter brough: 20
grief
Smiths I onic syrup
The genuine article must have DR.. Johu Balfs prl
vaie Stamp esoh bottle. Dr John Bun on has
.he rigb, rlauufacture aud cell tie orisin John
Smiths Tone syrup ~ Louisville Ky Examine
well the Label zach bottle. II nv private stamp
i not tie bot &, DO not purchase or You will be
deceived See column advertisement. and nj
show esrd | viii prosecute any infringing on
my GIT The genuine Smith Tonic Syrup can
only be prepared nv riysrlf.
Tie puolics servant,
Louisville. &. DR. JOHN Bull.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
a. MILLER.

a. NAkAAAE nks
- 20 BRADY STREET, BELOW SEC
~ ond keeps Consistently on hand and makes
70 cider.
gents, Boys Rad Chlldren-s
CLOTHING of.he best material and in mAnne;
tbs, cannot fail to give satisfaction. Liberal
patronage respectfully solicited. mySl-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28
A. =. MAXWELL. N. W..


nrr-rg NORTH ENTRANCE FIRST DOOR
" on the right ycle'. Block. Davenport. lows.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28

Fifteen and a quarter millions OF dollars,
given by individuals alone. in the last five
years, 10 Protestant Colleges and universities
and theological seninaries in the United
States, indicates aiave ofeiu alton which
no Other nation under heaven hs. begun TO
emulate
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28
y Y
Pittsburgh. Pa
For sale bv Druggists East ard West ivs

Cpharnr Hair Gloss and Cur
Ing Fluid Is toe best Hsir-dressing in the world II
sn2ar.s beautiful gloss to TIE lair keeps IL IN
curl promotes ~ growth, Sc Price, 80 cts. bottle.
CraA1s FE-cKIT FiSPLE BAsunrx removes
Frcckies Tan. Sunbr-n. pinp'e: on the Face, Self
ems The skin and Beauties the Complexion Price
50 cents.
Ura.s's Asrrs. CrEs relieve. the raos violen:
paroxrsms eli Asthma in ten inmates, and elccts a
speedy are. Free. s2a package.
TEs JAPANESE Ham STaIS colcrs the whiskers
END Mous,sche beautiful black or brown II cor
ss;s OF only ons Preparation. Celor viii not fade
wash ont. only so cents box
Sold by c. UPHAH. Is South Eighth 81. rk.la-
deiphis, and by all Drceri.ts Circulars sent free
Also Tor sale ~ al Druggists .r Davenport.
MEG a R.-pErssiSs's C,r-saArEp CT
DER vt~ssAR, wsrranted pure and 10 preserve pick
lee. Fret Premium awarded {: the 6. s. Fair, Ill.
mol. sis'e Far, a.d Chicago City Fair. larres,
worls o. the Kind IN the ri,ed States.
CHAS. g. E. PRuSsiNG.
sprs csrecf sSa& 81 state 81. Chicago.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.
On the Errcrs and Abuses incident 20 Youth and
Early Manhood. with tae hn,nsne view OF treat
raeEt sid c1re sen, ~ msil tree Of chsycr Adj
dre.- hOTAhD ASSOCIATION. Box p rhilade-
phis, Pa. lsept93 d. ~3n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-28
NEWCOM HOUSE.
Wednesday. April 10Th. l.0s
Ladies. take Particular Notice
TIE REAL VEi.PkJ FEMALE PILLS

Ts-.e pill, SO eclehra.ed many years ago il Paris,
for the rciIef Of ierlA reglar!es. and sfte-r ards
fer their criminal employment In the practice seor
t,cr. c'.e-ed for sale g.. thr ART time II
America. They have been Kept 10 comparative OBJ
sc1.ity fro.n the fsr tai the originator, N Vepa1,
l. a physician n p Of great wcslih AMI st-ct
Conscientious prirr ... AID hiss w..haed thc. isov1
general use. iest tary Should bce1rlovsd fo- a1la~
IT. purposes.
n overcoming fcusl. uhe', cctiO.s Failing fire
womb, Wills, G.cen aickness, Suppression, Be.en
ton, or iInmodsrgte .inw Of tie Monthly BiA-
chsrres. Nervous and Spinal Affections. Pains IL The
Bac3 ard Limbo. fatigue siisai eIef lion f..ps.s
ton q the Heart, gysicris, &C. ard VIII eject
cure when al other means have failed and al
thongh powerful rcmsGv. do not contain caion,el,
anti-oLy, arytE.Ee hurtiSl 70 TIC constitution.
To married .dic- md yoang girls who have never
been regr ..ied, they are peculiarly suited. They
will. In short the. bI ~ the riorrliY pcro,
Will regularity.
CAuTios Married Ladies eho1lt never axe hem
when there e sny reason to believe themselves p-,g
nant. for they VT 5e 20 prod miscarriage
Lad.e, can p-ocare boz, scaled from the eyes OF
the curiou.. by enclosing dollar. tint six ,osssge
starnpeto u. W. NACOMDIG, General AGENT FOR
the United Slater and Cansoa., 8. Albany. =. Y,
70 any authorized Agent
HARRISON STARkS. Ae'ts. s5 brady st.