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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-09-03

A REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE OUT FOR
SEYMouR.--John Eichelbergcr, Esq,
the Radical nominee for County Sur
veyoro of York county, not only declines
to run on that ticket, but comes out
openly in denunciation OF the foul
party and declares his intention to
vote for Seymour and Blair. This is
an evidence Of the way the tide is
running in Pennsylvania Look out
for thunder in October, and still loud
or poals in November.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-09-03

1l,y there IL no national stat
which the Radical party
(ndictcd for obtaining votes
II protenses. Their whole
Duld be proof Of the charge,
N cheated aud deceived the
MI times and upon all sub
no ono instance have they
! an open, fair manner The
never been dropped until
Il in view was accomplished
the war was for the purpose
|pg the States TO their consti-
relations with the Federal
MT. A cheat ! They will
such a consummation. They
hat it was a restored Union
red. A cheat. They have
Ned since peace was proclaim
Iivide, not unite, the States.
Ned that an elevation of the
political and social equality
ding object of their organiza-
tcheat. All their Legislation
nth has been directed to this
brief. not oncof their prom
>een kept but, on the con-
people have been cheated
>tion injured both at home
ness and financial matters
deceptive policy has been
M the Radicals. They have
largely, and performed on
sc scale. When The mer-
pitaIists, manufacturers and
NJ complain Of the national
|ne on capital, industry, and
party in power point to
[ems of taxation which have
Nd or repealed since the war,
that in this matter they
Mil care of all classes. Com
Wells, in his apology" for
1xtravagance and corruption,
ents the subject:
e n taxes ahated or repealed since
NE war has been estimated as follows:
Wy IS. 1866. 500, 600. 600
|1zch 2, ls67...........-...... 100000
I|<1|ary 3, 1868 exemption
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-09-03

The Attorney General Of the State
has authorized the publication Of the
following letter:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-09-03

AN OrHER "TRAIroR." Adam Hoy,
Esq, one of the leading attorneys Of
this place and law partner of the Hon.
James q. Hale, has become disgusted
with the dirty dogmas and thieving
principles Of the radical party, and on
Saturday evening last at the Demo
cratic club rooms, made a telling
speech in favor of Seymour and Blair.
-Bcii9onto Wdfchmdn.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-09-03

REPUTATION l-Aa Honest Man
Leaves the Corrupt Pdrty--Don't Want
Office or Honor from Such a Source
Black Republicdnism at Discount in
Wyoming C0unty.--The following note
handed us for publication speaks for
itself, and shows Enthusiastically how
the wind is blowing in this region;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-23

CORMKRLY OF JAMES LOCK HO0PIrAL,'
y New Orleans, La, (establ,shsd IN 1850 and fos
the LIST 2 years located In Ccicaeo-ths most sue
eessful Specialist OF the age In the treatment q all
dieeaees Of private naturs-can b. e,uadentiaiy
Onsuled at s o01cs and rooms 81 s. RASDotPn d.
ooEtR OF D1ARBoaS sfRKsI, or eTAns, upon the
treatment Of Chronic, Nercafial, syphiltic. Blood
Vensreal Caaracter-wAlch he cures without the use
81 iodde OF pctassa, arsenic any poison.
oct Win his NrrrRALIxGB positive cure Tor al he
nors and blood posons
ORGANIC wEAKNnSa. such = Seminal weak
nese. Eoctural and Diurnal Emissions brought on b.
abuse Of the organ early indescssiOn. sxcesses, or
notwithstanding loss Of memory, eoesesscn, de-
y. with . dsplosable train Of other eyupsoms.
treated and radically cured By An infalAbis method
savirR time and expense. All diseases peculiar to
the SEXUAL organs: q private eA'''es'' radically
Old dissasss Of the nnst horrible ela0t vhefs the
blood hes become psieened-proda eine oIceeass Q.
Sopse-uiosrased throat md nece. ssso = The inbs
and BODY. efofhls-toGsthes WIN e eedlsae nun.
bef Of sufbrings- sosctsally and s.naeeafly erred
d. JANE Ii recOWmended ~ me pfeoo OF he
ooantsy, By Professor Of medical eclyeRee. and By
the medical proeessios generally. Thoss a6hictsd
SAould apply to him and be cured at once
ter. p. o. Drawer gs6s, Chicago eneoeina stamp rot
fstuYn answer: or q hi once paslcss,m 2 y Raa-
dolph street. corner Of Dearborn street. from 4.
=. 70 9r. =. Ten sepafate rooms. and psivate ec.
trance and exits, 90 that patients never come In
contact With each other. Kvaything private ed
Just published. By Dr. James. two panpAlsts. %
eeaIed envelopes 20 ANY address, on recspt d IN
A~eea - NM Dt0U0V0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-23


Robert Morris, Esq-, delivered lecture
last evening, at the Cooper institute, on tns
subject Of "Frssmasessy In syrss and
Palestine" He said that he hsd been
sent to tho east, BY the Nasops Of sns
couCtry, for four objects: !. To exam
inc into the Freemssenry Of the eas.:In
nations. 2. To obtain Information Of .ns
srders kindred 10 the Naaons, suen - .ns
knights Of St. John. 3: TO vIs,s tne
places rsuewrsd Ia the traditions Of Msscn'
ry.-Tyre, Jsrusalsm. and others. 4. 10
make collections Of specimens. relics, ste.
His remarks on these topics were vsfv IN
tsscstine. not only TO NasoDs. but 10 me
general public. AtSmyrna be found slehs
MasonicL edgss which included among Their
Nom befs the foreign consuls OF most o.
the nations net Rsmae Catholic. and :sefiy
oil The Turkish digsitssiss. AZ Epnesee
he attended Maseeic picnic. Al bsyrous
he found the only ledge in Palestine.
Among ito members 10 The pasba Of oil the
territor, from Asia Miner - Egypt. AS.
Morris found the pasha . very gentlsuanly,
intelligent, and friendly man, willing 10
give bin the fullest cid 10 the prosecution
Of his enterprise. AZ Damascus he found
lG Masons, among them the renowned
Absd 81 Ksdir, formerly sultan Of The Arab
race Of North Africa, whore hs carried on
. most destructive var with the French for
three years. Nr. Morris was most kindly
received BY this fiery old warrisr who gave
him the symbolical kiss on the
right and lett checks. Throughout
Syres and Palestine there ID
an intense prejudice among the lower classes
against Frssmasonry, but The high officers
Of the Turkish government, and the few
educated and intslll gent men who are to b
found there. are well d!sporsd toward thu
order. Nowhere in the. world, Mr.. Morris
| says, 10 there such attachment to Feeema-
ssnry - among the Moham0sdans. In
the famous city Of Tyre, the seat Of Kiol
Hiram, be could notfind, stsr three days
search, . single macon : 10 Gsbsl, the IN
cient ssst Of al learning, not . single per
son who could read. Aocisat trecse Of thu
order we're numerous On the keystone oil
an arch undss Sstsmsn's Temple, the ma
ssnic compass 10 found deeply cut IL tbs
stsns. Mr.. Merits traced the snalegy b.
tween the customs Of the east, and thss<
Of The modern Msssns. Charity was ID,
dislinsuishing Characteristic Of The easter
Aasens. He had left this sountsy deeply
prejudiesd aga'nss the Aohsmmedans and
had retained feeling that in many respect
they could teach 10 Christian something
He spoke very highly Of the American
| miaoi0oorioo ON the Syrian coost
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-23

-. sa.awa cn Islands 0lnk1og.
The eorrsspesdsst Of The New York
7y;Bxse, in an sscsunt Of The recent phsn-
.msrs which we're the result Of the volcas-
ic disturbance in the Sandwich Islands.
says:
Hawaii 10 apparently settling
into the sea.
"This uncomfortable phsnom
enon was fiest noticed soso after the great
sasthassks Of April last bot the desaaes.
ment Of level Vas 81 first supposed to be
tsnpersrv. and due to tidal wave. which
would rccede in doe course Of time. II
soon became apparent, however, that the
crest Of The earth vas yisIding cad allow.
ipg the greater part Of this great Island,
which has IN sFss Of ne lee thas feur
thousand square miles, 70 settle gradually
toward the center.
THE Island hes settled upon
its fousdatiens . fev feet - The southern
and western shsfss, few ischss eoly on
The east and north bot sasush u csvss
the old tide nasks, snd 70 svss6ew The
vegetation OF the mere level part Of thu
island"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-23

thousands Of Horssa die yearly from Oslic This
seed not be- Dr. Te1ias' Venetian Horse Liniaent
IN plat bottles, price dollar vill positively cure
every case, II given according 70 directions. wheu
1sst taken. II 70 warranted superior 70 anything
and Bore Throat. Il 10 ne new remedy. but Of 81
ysese' etandiag. aaa approved b the Arse noa,e-
Den in the country. Col. Philo r. bush. OF the -
sone Paeh ooarse, haD 49, u Tor yeaso. an1 recon
1ands Il y his fsisuls. Ofdsse ase eoaetansly ~
csivsd Sbs Il, fsom IT, RaeiAe 0taoles h 1neleoA
u hes otooA the test oftiDa, no enc has esoe tired
Il bQt coatinuso its use. Heoollse - get Dr. To6AG
Venetian Howe iai0sat In pist bottles. and tabe
% ether. eeld By The DfaeRiste aad 0tofeeeepesl
sAroug hout the Unitsl etatss. Depot - Raek Ploee
Mo- X0sk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-23


People absut 10 asssy," Who wish 10
knew The 2sepss ags, ere ssisssed TO the
following DseeedsntS:
Adam and Eve. 0.
Shakespeare, 10.
Ben, Jshnssn, n.
Franklin. -.
Dante. Helper, Fuller, johnson. Burke.
Scott, 26.
Penn and Sterling, %.
Linneus aud Nslson.20
Burns, 80.
Chauesr, Hogarth. asd Peel, -
Woodwork and Davy, IS,
Sir William Jones and Wsllinstor, 81.
wilbsrfores, IS.
Luther, ~.
Addisou, ~.
Wesley and Young, ~.
Ssift, ~.
Button, IS.
Old PAR, last tine, 100.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-23

so p

The undefsisnsd, known 70 the public as MANN.
sacturers u Pure. Cnadalterated Family and Fancy
Soaps, have spent many yeass and much OF their
means in educating the public 10 believe the facts
that '.socalled cheap or lsvprieed'' Soaps. being
arethe Searsst and that good
pare soape, although apparsntly dearef. are Tie
cheapest. They have reason To ksow that their
sesehtag has had In proper ease upon the minds Of
intelligent housskeepsrs, and believing the tine
has cone when really Superior Soap will b appre-
eiateS. they nov pat in the market srti 10 which
they are confident 10 the best Family washing Soap
the people ofths Of any other country
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-23
NJ ERINO o. p

Thssupsriorfty Of the materials used. and the
chemical combination 81 them. u Of sueh scientific
nature that the AiAo 0sap 70 perfectly nsstal and
ma. aad eaaaet iajurs Tie tsxtsre eeths osst as-
cate fabric. vh,ist its washing dstsrssvs proper
Ne ass truly aslooishiae.
Ths Mefino ooap can b used By sssbine % me
eisthss In the usssl vay bst fest In shevnss sne
dissolved In hot water the clothes sssssd Tor NAIL
- heur In the ISOLATION - sxtsaordiasfy dsssfsavs
properties WI b more fully obtained.
One pound win 20 far - three posnds OF any OF
these called isboss svns bat elothessotting. Fan-
lily Soaps IN the market.
Usited states and Wholesale By the Manufactures.
M'Keone.svaa l1aagen = Co..
81 South Front Street. Phiiadelphis. - Barclay
Street, New York Sold BY PARKS . H0SMER. pAS
venpoft HENRY DARTS SONS, Rock Island. and
| he tea n 0snA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-23

H AIR Re 8 II O r. E r
Is UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED
By the Thousands who have used II. TO be superior
to all other Hair preparations now before the public
THIS IS NOT A DYE,
~ II contains no Colorng matter Whatever and Il
not composed Of Posouoas Drugs being q vegeta.
BILE Compound, and not njurious In ito application
FOR RESTORING TIE COLOR
1t has no equal. Where the Hair has become Grey
with age. Sickness or Disease Of the Scalp few ap-
plications the Restorer will In very short time
restore the Hair to its original color. condition and
former beauty.
As A CoMrLETE HAIR DRESSING
u cannot be eurpaased II removes all Dandru6
Heat and Huulors from the Scalp prevents the Hair
rom falling on. restores bald heads in nearly oil
eaeef keeps the head COOL the hair moist and eivss
It hps. glossy. and natural appearance.
FOB THE LADIES' TOILET.
This compound Il unsurpassed Try il and ten your
friends what y0u think Of It. The Pro prietor has
testimonials In great abundance to prove all he claim
Tor the Reot0fsr. Prepared BY
WIN. II. KNOWLES, Nassaa, N. II.
sold ~ Druggists generally. js9l dem
ESSAYS tFOR YOUNG MEN.
On the kerors aud Abuses incident to Youth and
Early AanhoOd, with the humane view Of trest
ment and cure. sent py mail free Of chayer Adj
dfees hOWARD ASSOCIATION, Boz r.. Philade.
phla. "a. lseptas e&wsm
e.Ladies who are troubled with . siek headache
monthly, should use Dr. Velpsu's Freneh Fcuaie
Piliy; They prove sure and speedy cure.
Sold BY all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-23


4 lstssr ftsm Missouri says thai ssgis-
tratiaa . csoplstsd. Usasval Phslps. Il,
Denesrais caadidsls See Governor. 1,
qsiss sesAdsas d Of big S,esiisa, asi ii.
spPsrtusitiss fse judsiAs ere sssd. n.
radicals sssn nov TO 30 dsisg svssyshisl
20 ruin their chaaess b. lighting anon
shsnsslvss ssd suppertisg ohnoxisss oss
There 10 every prospect for Dsmsevstie
success.
The lrishnsn Of New York are hsldiua
Indignation msssines to express their con
domination Of the conduct Of On Irish news.
paper sf that city, which sold ito principles
e the Republicans for 5000. ia man
BE- such kaavs that he nay ~ bought,
the purchaser 10 always cheated. So Il
happens in this instance.
The family Of Ben. Morris. Garnet. bap
representative from the Third Conersssios.
q District Of Alabama, rssids in Skovh..
gan, Maine. He IL not even . voter in Al.
asaoa, and Jet represents one Of tn. d;..
triets In Congress. That 10 enc Of .b.
beauties Of radicalism.
John g. Wilkin 10 the radical revenue
collector Of the Eleventh District Of New
1ssk. and rssidss at Middlstewn, Grange
county. D. O'Sullivan 10 the editor ana
psb'ishsr sf the Irish People, paper tho,
- recently termed ever 10 raaiealieu.-
Ada these two fasts together, and then q.
anins the following paragraph o. . draf,
psssentsd to the Midtown Bank, he dsv
following en- which The LrisS People ehase.
- IL politics
"ADplsrewx, N. Y Sept. 81, 1857.
~niddlstswn National Bank, ~ . b,
OFSellivas. Or order, $1,000.
f4XW "Joss q. Wilxlz."
Jsnlus eaid. mo person il entittsA 20
peli(lbal right until be has learnta - 10,
~ Thst - severe On the idsa sfeesoA
- ssers ss6tngs. Then he ssias IN,
- d qeali6sd fer . tssst till 10 hssv,
~ = an t." That's harder % Csaas.
Here b : qusss aanouseensns which ap
pssss 10 ~ sslsaas Il IL HssssA Arhan
- Obsr;v. Il i1lsetraAs ~ tsastiss !
~ sadieal rsessses0stiea beofey:
''llaay iaesiries ~ 49, ~ ~ Juie'
~ 1iees6oe. .fUe gooeSnl iof4e0atien
= um u1n1e NJ ~ 6omo = Dooastt, ~
= eo1l1se = Iev Yssk. whssU = q pssoeu
49, - 1anolysr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-23

Thirty Years Experience In the
Treatment of Chronic and Sexual
Diseases.-A Physiological View Of Mari
ags. = The Cheapest Book Ever Published, con
tanning nearly 100 pages, and $50 nne Plates and En-
cravings ofths Anatomy Of the Human Organs IN
ate OF Health and Disease, and Treatise early
Errors. lie Derlorable Consequence upon Mind and
Body. with the authors plan Of treatment the only
rational and successful mode Of cure. - shown BY
the report OF treated truthful adviser to the
married anS thoee contemplating marriage who en-
tettain doubts Of physical condition Sent free
Of postage to any address on receipt Of rs cents,
stamps or postal currency, by addressing DIR. LA
CRO1X. No. 81 Maiden Lane. Albany, IL. The
author NAV be consulted upon any Of tn diseases
upon which his book treats either personally BY
mail, and medicines sent to any part Of the world
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-23

A gentleman and lady became acquainted
With each other On The steamer Itasca, run.
isbg between Ksokuk and St. Louis, On the
18th and on the 18th. before leaving the
boat, they we're married.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-23
BULLS SARSAPARILLA.


4 0ooa Reason 1er The Capeaanss
READ THE CAPTAINS LITTER. AND rnn
LETTER From HIS MOTHER
Bsntcn Basraeks, Nc, April "a. losS.
Ds. JenH BsLL-Dsar Sir: Ksewins the Of
asisney sf your 0arsaperilla, ssA the hsel,ss
nd bssiaeil qualitiss II pssssssss, ssnd yss
The following statement Or ~ ssss.
Iva wounded absst tws yssss ses-~as ~
ken prisessr end son6sd for sixteen nsaths,-
Being msvsd - sfssn that ny wsuads have -
healed yst. have nss - up . nsusss sieee I
- wounded. lan shst thrssgA The hips. :
~ general health b impaired, nd nssd ssns
thing y assist nsturs. I hsvs more faith II
ysur Ssrsaparills thaa 10 any thing slss. !
vtsh thas that y gsasiss. Please express ~
half dssss bottles and sbliss.
Oar. =. ?. Jemsss. d. Lssis. Ne.
Z. 0.-The following ~ written April ..
l0eS, y Ara Jsanis Jshsssa, mother Of OepA
johnson:
p. DUla-Dsas tssr: ~ AusbaaA. D.. o. q.
Jshaesa, ~ skillfal ssrgsss ~ physssiaaj -
Central New Ysrk. vhsfs 10 died, lssviag the
sssvs o. 2. Jsasssa - ~ sars. A tAirsssu
years 81 ~ h Aal . shrsais liaefheo ~
ssrsfsla. fer which ssvs hin ,ssr SasssyaFil.
l.. II csnss nm. have 1sr ~ ysass reeeu
sssdsl Is V nasv IL Csassai New Ysrk. OAis
go Iowa. ios ecrofala, ssvsr serse aad general
debility. Perfses success nas ssassdsA L he
ssrss sessssA IN sens essss u ss,sfsls aad fever
sores we're ainess nirseuioss. iaa very sax.
ious FOR ny 90 y again have recourse y vsur
Ssrsapsrilla. He : fearful q getting sspsrisus
article, hsacs his writing y ysu for IL. HE
wesnds are terrible, bot bslisve hs will reesv.
Or. Respectfully,
Jaxnm Joaxeos.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-23

:" snhoed and the v,gor of Youth
fsstored n iosr wseks, suee... r,.r,saeea. DR.
KIC0AD1 koo1NcR OF LiSSfsssefss nsolypev.
e. v.,s:vss ecues asisine; ~ sGDss q eaeiy
IN - 4 ..ss :: esd :!oese
SI. ~. sceorIing is the direel3ooo tWAicl ere ~
sSsr.. ~ S2Gre ne restraint iteo b1eine.s .
a - rss 9 inpeesibae. sela z bsssee e
- " ~ appointed aesat "a Ssriea, n. ossg,
= e.s..e Avsnee. New Tssk. fee1edy
No ca htl1copAv of. Marriago.A
~ ~ C3afse Of Lectnree, . dslivSfed g u Rev
Aew 70 i've and W.T. . ~ ~. YcstS. IsSariti
s s.c oid A.; 1:nAeoa gsnsesIy rsvisvsd; The
- eaallenes asd Nseveae dissas-
Gi6efsa Ae -sse I" eS
sss v:aenee soatsinhe tAess lest1ro Vim -
49, g perese unable 70 ea1eaa. 9 teesdpt =
Zee. Aus.c1 q XsSaSo.v - e9 ID
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-23
DIR. JOHN BULL
Nanuicassfsr asd vsadsr Of ths Cslsbrsssl
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP
soa m ouns %
FEVER AND AGUE
Or Chills and Fever.


The prspsastsf u tAis eslsbraAsA nedie,.s
sstly slains fse II supsrissity ever I'll reos.
dies ever s6sfsd - ~ public IT. ~ ea1s. -
sin. speedy 81 psrnsasas eure d Are "a
Fever. Or ehills - 1svsr. wAsaher efehsre !,
eng soaalsse. Hevsosss - Ne eas,rs $780,.
~ ssssA~ssessa sssatsy - esseltn sess,nsrv
= sAs sssAh u ~ asesrtssa, ~ n - -
vhstsvsr willi hil v ssfs, Il ~ Airsstleee v.
serisAiy fsllsusl - sasrSsd 81 n . sreea
many sssss single - - bssa sslRsieet ~
sers, asA whsis fAailiss have beea erreA -
siagis bsttls, With pssisss rsstsesliss n ~
sssseal AsalsA. y = hswssss. peuAaaA. -
u every go nsss ssstaia y ssrs. Il n -, y
eeatisued n sDellse 6seee ~ Q vseA = -
eNr ~ dissess ~ 49, sAsske4 nsss -.
IDLY = A0saA - lsag s1sodiae basss.4 Uw.
~ NJ nsaiGias viil - feQgieo - - -
kssp - bssslsia ga ssdsr, sassa1 ~ -.
lieoA, hoWovoF, fsqol.o e11Anee1s no6ednn.
~ hsving takss t1sss ~ lsur dssss e -
1seis, ss1nels 1sessf Daat vsuusasns Rnuns
Pmae Ull1 - sanstoGA IN
- %. JonH DuLl;s Ps,se,un,. e.
= = M. Cspss sssse tssasvil,a, y. ~
- - :, y Ds.puass - &c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-23

ROUS PLA0TBHS
Where eas ~ ssld . few ysass ego. athossaal
aso oold now.
They strsngthse. warm end isvieorats the part
upou which tkey ase applied. and relieve nssvoue ~
csions Of the towels. lanbago. palns ef the side.
cad usaalIy Ill local paias II a4setoae Of the hid
nsys thsy ofe Of greet 0ssviee.
Lame Back.
Nv Tesg. Nov. -, 1850.
r. AllcecR . Ce.-0ente0oa -: lately ol6sfe6
severely ifoa . weakness In ~ hack. Hsvise
heasd roar Plastsss much reeo0Men9ed fer eeoee 81
THE kind. procured one, and the result was an
eeald desire. Sineie Plaster ease1 ne - week.
Years rsepestfally. J. q. D1I0OS.
pSopsistof Of The Drandsesh House.
rhsdpsl A&sAey. Braadrsth Heses. Nsw York.
Sold ~ oil DpuRRiote.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-23

Al Unloue ElRc1ies.A very eusieus
has been held 10 Chill. The people Of that
country have had some apprehsnsieus that
they we're q - visited ~ = earthquake.
They have had, il 10 said, the same pre-
monitory signs, whatsvsr they we're, which
preceded the terrible earthquake 10 Peru,
last August. They therefore deemed Il i'd
visabls 70 elect patrsu saint q ipkssesds
for then, that the spprshendsd calaoity
be sverted. The election tesk place On the
9th Of September. The Valparaiso xerca.
rio says the favosits candidate wee Jesus
Christ, "ths adorable Savior Of the world"
Who polled 1854 Votes; "ths most holy
Virgin followed with 4,l32; sundry other
saints put in . poor show, polling in the
aggregate Se4 Votes. After the election .
1s Deum was sung and sermon proneuuc.
ed in celebration Of the joyful event.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-23
Don't be Deceived.

Don't be deceived.
One bottla Of Woods In proved Hair Restorative
viii give moro eatie6Aetica than dosen Of tie old
style. Prepared By J. B KIMBALt.
Sold by DeuRRists and BARRIERS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-23
ylsael Carpes.u.~~er.

The vicksburg Herald 10 engaged 1t
present with ". r. Pssss. Supsriuteadsn.
Of the eslsrsd schools Of that city. The
Hsrs'd says: Psass wss met enc day In .
negro eolorsd Democrat, whs thus die
courssd 70 hin:
"Capt. Psass, you ere . disgrace 10 the
white race. Ycu never sss esotlsosu lying
around negro quarters In this manner. Dea's
You know that you can manage - get Asese,
Alter su6icisnt search. to eWear @ any thine
you tell him, and 10 it honest in ysu 70 take
this advantage Of their ignerancss Do like
Judge Harris. take your bosks spd meet
the Witnesses in the court rsom ead est
the truth fron them there, - esntlsmea
should. ltsll yeu cir. that your eesduet
hes diegusted and sicksned the neersee. a,d
Frssdosa's Bsrsan, military Or vhas nee :
you have acted 20 disgracsfully that The
white people Of this city will drive You
away, and they sheuld do il, sincs you
bring % much discrsdit upsa the black
people By yesr presence essetaatly amssr
them, - yea Dc upon voursslf."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-23

"Oua life 10 made up Of little things"
Our attention 10 them Is the index Of our
character. often the balance BY which it
il Weiehed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-23

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