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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-11

rnllncie. OF tI.e r.ac..Ity.

Tie st8rnarh "a he ruling organ Of sae system II
TIE slsesllon s imperfect, every member. every
gland. every e. every nerve. every abge is more
or ie-s on, o. crder. al the naids are derrayet
TIE brain il esrder. THO spirits depressed. All
dyegeptlcs know tbs to hs tbs truth. II n not,
however, bali the truth. Colnmns would be rsgrir-
cd 10 enummAie the pairs vnd penalties OF hyspep-
st, nor could any pen do them justice Tens OF
thousandr feel them no man ran describe them.
Can they be prevented Can they pe renewed
Can they be- banfshed at once and tor ever! Jn-
auest.orab y Their esn. No dyspepte has ever taken
HUsTEIyEEs STOMACH BlTTEhs In vain.
Believe no one who says the disease IL inearable.
This great vegetable stomachic viii eradicate It's
cradle s,,ue II In thous OF easss over which med
fcai p,artoners have shaken theft heads orinously
saving syothiug can be done.
The faculty has its failacies. One o. Sseo 70 that
inAs sstion 4 the most dicuN Of all the Ordinary
Aim nss a mar Kind 10 combat and eu6due. THIS
h : uist Axe Nothing be easier thar to copquef
IL n the true spscAc b administered The vsgsts-
Ne omnosston Which has become famous through
m, 10 ciytjIsed weird - H0sTEfT8R'S SION
xC9 1fTTERD 10 an sntidote to the disease which
~ ever hen know2 70 fall, and fortunately Il y
sve,yvhsss procnable. II ~ wish 20 fuoi with ths
1vscepsia. tsy he phasmAcopoela peeernpuene. II
veu want In root Il out and prevent Re recosEooce,
axe the Bittsfs daily. There 10 no discount ON the
testimony in it, favor. II there 10 man OF womas
who hae ever tired II fos Indigestion without being
benefited. the fact has not transpired. Universal
sneonisadlslsl praise svouchss 10 wonderful tenis
virtues.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-11

II is proposed to admit Arkansas into
the Union with the Constitution said to
have been adopted recently, Among other
stalking provisions in that Constitution, the
article On exempted property" provides
that the personal property Of any resident,
TO the value OF sseo thousand dollars, and
homeatead to the value Of fee thousand del
lars. shall be exempt from sale on execution,
or other iinal process Of court. This leaves
pretty good fortune in the hands ola
debtor, amounting to seven thousand dol
lars. lie may snap his fingers at any cred
itor, or any score Of them, to whom he owes
from $50 to 81 900 each, and live on IN
disturbed with his seven thousand dollsrs
worth Of property. Tho Radicals are
charged pretty generally with propensity
70 plundsr. But the Arkansas Radicals are
determined that creditors shall make no
raid On debtors, and that the Radical ras-
calls Of that State shall not bs So, jsct to any
Judgments Ut law for their debts. At all
vvvuSss tuey UuuIi tVuGVr W WOitu ocVVu
thousand dollars, II they please. to be in
good personal and real property, aud no
ere itor snail ondangsr dollar Of II. We
wonder how much such q constitutional
provision will add to the credit # citizens
| Of Arkansasf Or, whether it viii tend Il
induce traders to extend credit TO the pso
po Of that State.
Tng following Montana item &c tass
from the Helena Herald: Tie miners OF
Last Chance Dry and Grizzly gnichss'
under ths immediate eye OF Helena are
presenting their usual lively appearance,
with whims, windlasses and sluicss nearly
all running, and the product Of gold from
these sources alone is already psrcsptible
in the finansss Of the city. There has been
performed n..thess homo mines during the
past winter 10 the way Of drifting in the
deep digsinss. aud most Of our minsr'
here. ~ we'll - elsewhere in the Territory
are just now engaged in running through
the pay dirt thus taken out and piled up Il
swat the first water Of the season.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-11

THR exporting of shoes to HAVANA, Gu
bA, has heretofore formed an important
branch Of the boo. and shoe business, and
some Of the weslthiest manufacturers in
Lynn, Msrblehead, and other shoe towns in
Massachusetts, made their fortunes in this
trade. At present large quantities Of boots
and shoes are sent there from France, and
the trade with this country is dormant, the
duties being 30 high that the goods cannot
probably be obtained from the United
States.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-11

A CONDUCTOR on Connecticut railroad
passed free poor rennisss chap recently.
An officer Of the road in the same car called
him to account. ~ pass him." said the
man Of tickets. "bscause he's . conductor
on the - Railroad "Hs a conductor !
Why, what makes him dve's 30 shabbily p
"0h, he's trying 10 live on his aalary,' was
a quiet reply.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-11

DoSSsLLy's eulogy upon Grant, that he
Was like "ons Of those ancient warehouses
Of the old world, with floor above floor
would bs immensely complimentary if it
we're not noticeable that in these same
lofty warehouses; the upper story is gsnsr
ally vacant and ito let"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-11

A Nkw ORLEANS correspondent writes
relative to the Louisiana sugar crop, that
the Plantations are doing well this year, and
it is estimated that there 10 cane enough
in the ground to produce 10000 hogs
heads Of sugar, provided it il not killed and
choked out by politics."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-11
IxTRi SPECIAL NOTICE.
Smiths Tonic Syrup.


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y has noaplusssd com plstely all prsvisus Medical
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Tubes and Ineipisnt Consumption, fnstfuctons are
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splitting and couRhins,-raising Of phlegm in the
norning.-loss Of smell and taete.-Dsafness. In
cessAnt blowing OF the nose-oiisneive breath
hoarseAsss OF the voice. &C., &c; all these will
disappear under the influence OF this new and won
derful Medical discovery. am receiving every day,
letters Of the moot grateful thanks from those who
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ago OF tbs very worst case of Catarrh, and Bron-
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whst it H. and what 1t will do II 10 also prevent
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SHOULD be without IT, 1t put up In packages with
fall Instructions and seat to any address free per
mail, on receipt 81 One Dollar put up in Bottles
with double the Quantity. and sent also free per
NAIL on receipt 81 2b. Circulars with certificates
Of the proof sent receipt ola three cent Postage
Stamp. Address IT, .sfNMES.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-11

The best editorial joke Of the season is
our ancient and predsvonian brother Of the
Iowa City Republican stigmatixing Howell
40 the cold fsgy who edits the Gate City"
Comment 10 need eco.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-11

Mas. KscKLsY, the drsssmaker to Mrs.
Lincoln, says that Stephen Douglas court
cd Mrs.. Lincoln (thsn Mary Todd 20 a ri.
val Of Abraham, but was rejected
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-11
Thsir hypocrisy in urging II upon the
South 10 here apparent.

lhsir hypocrisy IN urging upon the
South 10 here apparent.
R0BpRnY. We learn from the Muscntins
Journal, that on Friday the Sth inst, an
attempt was made by one S. b. Matthews
and two accomplices to rob James Randls-
msn Of = tine gold watch and chain The
affair took place about II o'clock in the eve
mug, and on one oi tho principal Streets
Rand sman go god grip on The roAber
f'rozs to him, AID hen yelled 'Policc, y
bloody murder" &c., VIII ch brought the
Marshal aud several policemen instanter.--
The accJmpioes were released. but Mat
tiews was required to give bonds in the
sam Of $500 10 appear at ihs next term Of
District Court, and not being able so to Go
Was rcmandcd to jail.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-11
Upham'. Hair Gloss and Cur

Upharn's Hair Gloss and Cur
ing Fluid 10 the best Hair-dressinR In the world. II
imparts a beautiful gloss 20 the Hair, keeps IL In
curl, promotes Its growth &C. Price, 10 cts. bottle.
Uruan'. FuscxIs Arp PanPLs BAxnnrs removes
Freckles, Tan Srnburn, Pimples on the Face, Soft
ems the skin and Beauties the Compile xion. Price
70 cente.
UrnAn's AsrpNA CuIk relieves the most violent
paroxysms Of Asthma In ten minutes, and effects .
speedy cure. Price, 81 package.
The JAPAHxsa HAiR STAIn colcrs the Whiskers
and Moustache q beautiful black or brown. IL con-
sis,s OF only preparation. Color will not fade
wash out. Only 50 cents 4 box.
Sold by 8. C. UPHAM, 20 South Eighth ST., Phila-
delphia and by all Druggists Circulars sent free.
Also Tor sale BY all Druggists In Davenport.
WIN EGA R.-PHussiNs's CELrnRArED CT
DEE iSEsAx, antsd pure. and TO preserve pick
es First Premium awarded at the Y. 3. Fair, Hi
uols State Fair, and Chicago City Fair Largest
works oi the kind in the United Statee.
CHAs q. E. PRUssfN0,
aprqI d6neod sag d Sal State ST.. Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-11

McCooLH's CoNpIrIoN Trainos
pronouncss McCools in much better condi-
ton at the present time than whom be
fought with Aaron Jones last summer. The
fght With Ceeurn occurs in few days.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-11

Tms Houston Telegraph was instituted
thirty years age TO get Texas into The
Union. The Boston Post Ioticss that il s
still at il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-11

- TINS Rochester ONION and Adrertiser in
PRODUCES The following figures 70 shsw how
devoted the radicals Of the North are to ne
gro suffrage whom applied 10 their own
States
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-11
JOHN ROWE,
PRACTICAL PlUMDEn

00s Ossd See0Me P1P0 ZJeteeS
Ne. IL East "a -. Davenport Aoe
Bathing Tube, Water Uopets, waaA Basins, Isa1
Pipe. Sheet Lead, Cstsen Pumpe, F0seo funpea O.
dclief Brackets. Drop Light rcndants, 0laGo on4eo
An 0n1e ofPllnt1n8, c. - o1soD ~
1879 80. An ee6osUeomp0vUn1uoo6en4oo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-11

TIE Memphis Post says that between
four and fvo thousand persons have left
Memphis within the past ninety days.
Whols rows Of store houses in the most ell
igible portion Of the city are now untsnant.
cd. Dwellings in streets arc vacant. The
poor have scanty employment. and SEINE
are On the verge Substitution. Provisions
and rents are held at exorbitans rates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-11
REAL ESTATE.
JOHN l.. COFFIN.
LAND AoHNT,

DovonpOrt, AoWos
hes fof sale, Isl, 900 asrss choice Ie,ninl
Lesae u Lew, tn - di1srsat souneise, $1,000
non 10 to IS year. sises. b. spssisi agssss. -
mostly owned BY the pstsnSses.
l1,00v acTes IN ILLINOIS. Wisconsin and nmne'
sosA unimproved Lots il Davenport, LsClAafe,
Prisseton. Walcott, Dursat, Atalissa, Dow.ey.
iows OssJ and Dee Aoinse. Twenty d.e.neo
b0usea asd stsrss in Deyenuovt soveAM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-11
Ladies', use DR.. velpau'e French Pile. Sold BY
Harrison & Starks. s. Brady Street.
TO YOUNC MEN

TO NC M EN-.
no syyest Seminal Losses, to conquer bad habits
L and remove the effects of esrly Error, send %
cents to GALEN'S HEAD DisPKNsARY, Louis
vile, Kentucky.
Having had ten years. experience in this specially,
patients suffering from any diseaes whatever OF pri
vase OF confidential nature and ladies troubled with
any OF the ailments peculiar to the eek, BY enclosing
70 eerts IS above, with brief statement OF case viii
receive particulars for eelf treatment BY return all
snd thus avoid luackery. We also have varix
gasp which We guarantees TO cure varcocele in four
days. The Electro Magnetic Preventive. Thoee A.
siring TO limit their oflsprng. can enclose etanp
Tor pamphlet, containing engrasings and explana-
subject Of pesvention. Al ooescspoadenca cnn1-
eeaual. Ad4fece q 1eeteu . ]. q WfIIIAIa
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-11

WIEN Shakespeare put The words into The
mouth of Puck, 81 will put sirdle round
the earth il forty minutes" he little thought
the tiinc would come when this wosld be
done. Ths telegraph has Already accom-
Pushed THIS ieat The news OF the battle
fought in Abyssinia. a country almost in
accessible, is published in this country in
nine days after it occurred. Time and
space is nearly obliteratsd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-11

With al its boosted strength and power
in the..Stats Of Iowa. the Republican party
In convention assembled, dared not face the
music and declare its position upon the on
" really living issue before tho country
the iinauciel policy. Concerning the dead
issues Of reconstruction, anal .ama,ion, i'm
pcachncn, and such, they waxed eloquent
In their receives knowing tho issues to be
d-ai AMI carlyarct,cn; while upon the
great financial question the question
which more than any other directly under
lies the welfare and:s,abiity OF the coun-
Gy,-ihey we're a. whist IS mice.
They know it 20 be wrong to pay one class
Of Government creditors in gold and anotA
Or in deprecated currency.
Thsy know. /. to be wrong to pay bonded
interest in anything better than that with
which soldiers bounties or the laborers'
hire 10 paid.
They know it to he wrong TO tax the
earnings Of the poor;and let the afilusnt
bsndholdsr so tax free
They know it to BE- wrong TO pamper no
tional banks at the expense Of the people,
giving tho few the privilege Of growing fat
thc expense Of the many.
Yet for all this, they dared net open their
mouths in convention 10 soy one wsrd
against it.
Better. FAR, for the future Of the party
had il declared in favor Of the outraess
than to have said nothing At oil. Better
Swallowed the entire dose, and endorsed
the party straight throush-right or wrong
than to have lodged in that way; for BY
lodging they tacitly condemn one Of the
principal features Of their party policy. and
thevcin ackno edge its veal ness-its COW
ardics before the people.
The thing most prayed for BY the Amer
lean pssplc 81 this day 10 not reconstruction,
nor universal suffrage. nor amalgama.ion,
nor impeachment-nens Of these. but set
tied financial policy; something upon
which the great mercantile and manufac
turing Interests Of tho land can DO safely
es>od; with moderate and equal taxation :;
sn eqasl justice TO the poor and the rich
All these combinations the Republican
patty OF Iowa ANONYMOUSLY dodge fear
toi TO condemn lis own party's misdeeds,
tea'iu. q dong justice to the masses.
The day Of reckoning cometh, and they
Who sssnd IN The way OF the great popular
interests shall be swept away Ike chsff
before the wind
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-11

Ii - reported. that the ruins Of town,
canals. 10 have been discovered in Utah.
few miles above the mouth Of Salt river.
TIE canals ars from thirty i've 70 atty fee.
In width. and the wallis, which are from
dvs 70 eight feet high, have bssa traced ten
a. 6fteen miles from the river. The ruins
ere at intervals the length Of the valley.
Cestea, tohaese and castor beans ass s,il,
ousuies lsxssiantly upon ths Old farms
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-11

Thu p.nscrary OF the Second Congregational Dis
,ret Of arc hereby invited 70 select delegates
in the ususi manner. 10 attend a convention - he
ho.den =, CLINTON, Clinton county, oa
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10TH, Isss,
=, eleven O'Clock A. ~. Of said day. to nominate
candidate for Congtess. and 20 transact suca other
ha.sness a. tho Convention may deem advisable.
The ratio Of representation will be one delegate
10y each fraction y votes. cas-, last fall for
Char.es Mason for Governor. The several counties
viii be entitled 10 the following number u dele
gs,e.;
caiar ......-........1 10 Jones. ~
Clinton. .............is Jackson. .............l "
lam. -....-......+H Scott
nAscAtins .-...........ltl
. by order Of the Central Committee Of the Second
Congressional District, lows.
FpwAsp II. TnArrn, Chairman.
H. v. Snrm,
W. II. BUCHANAN,
n W. DusuAs,
!. J.. SunsAr.
VIZ. GnAnAN.
ID. N. kuoAnDeo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-11
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IL I've x IA. AVA -A1 ~
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i New Orleans, La, Established in 1851 and fos
the lest six years located in Chicag0the most
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Old diseases Of Tie most horrible class, whore the
blood has become poisoned producing blotches on
the face small watefy blietererans tn the head and
bonee-ulcefated throat and nose eeres the limbs
and body, crofula-together with an endless mum.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-11

TaE San Francisco Herald says: Tn.
three great legal tender cases now b.for.
the 0. 5. Supreme Court are likely TO At
trAe; . good deal of attention. The 6rst
suit 10 whore party seeks to diacharro a
common debt by payment..of legal tenders !;
the second is an Oregon case. where an TO-
dividusi 10 endeavosing to pay his taxes in
legal tenders in face Of the Oregon Law that
ell taxes shall BE- paid in gold the third,
alss . TAI case, is from California, which
State hiss alec Law that eli judiciary taxes
shall b paid in gold. Secretary MecsllscA
asks that these cases be postponed till next
tern, aimee the L. S. Attorney General
wants more time to prepare for the impor-
tant COT hct.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-11
Democratic state Ticket.

For Secretary 81 stste.
DAVID HAMMER. OF Clayton 'onnty.
Far Register Of state Land Ofee-%
A. ANDERSON, Of Dubuque C@anty-
For Treasurer.
Z. MCCARTHY. of McodbnfytcouniJ.
For Auditor.
II. DUNiANEY. 81 Davis County.
For Attorney General.
J.E. WILLIAM son, OF Warren County.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-11
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STEAM PUMP.

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NhaS no Cranke or fly-Wheel, and has no dead
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ready to start without usipg starting bar and does
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IL the only Pump made that will work ~ steam
valve with water, consequently 10 always ready ~
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ing stationary STEAM BOILERS and has been need
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only Steam Pump yet tried that n In every wsy adap
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the Chief Engineer Of U. - Navy, 10 be ueed q the
Navy Yards and on Steamer. A. Fire Engine Il 10
recommended BY all lns. Oompaniee, and II uniyer-
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cling demand for orr Pumps has hitherto been great
than our possible production but with recent en-
laYgement Of our Works. and extensive additions 10
our manufacturing facilities hope 10 be able 10
supply all orders.
Tb5 Propretors offer this Pump n. the mort Per-
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For further Information. address the Proprie'crs at
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-11

Warranted TO cure Chronic DisrrhGa. IL not over %
years standing ii gives immediate relief in all cases
~ Pain, Billions and Painters Collie, Cramps, Spa~m.,
Commissions, Mysteries and all Inflammation OF the
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all other remedies for Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague,
Toohache, Neuralgia. Piles, Burns Scalds Bruises,
Csnker in the Mouth, Throat. and stomach.
GILMAN BROS. Proprctors. Boston. Mass.
For eale ly all Druggists. Price 80 cts. ceodAw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-11
R-csIdenalal Electora.

For the state nj laigc.
THOMAS W. CLAS6Er, OF Lee County.
MARTiS v. u. BENNRr. Of Marion County.
For Congressional Distriess.
F.rst-M. N. BleNkmors. cf Jefferson Con nty.
second, Z. wailace. Of M1scatine do
Thrd-j. T. Bsoaeman. Of Clayton do
Fonsth-C. II. Mackey. Of keokuk 60
Fsfth IN. n. uAsris. % Guthrie do
s'xth-ThomAs Sargent, OF Webster do