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The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-25

VI A dangerous counterfeit bill of the
denomination of ten dollars, on the Sara
toga County National Bank of Waterford,
has been put in circulation.
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-25

Athens is not dead yet. Al Masonic
hall is begun, which will be an ornament
and credit to the town. Mr.. Fisher is
building private residence. Mr.. Tur-'
'ner is preparing to build. Both these
houses will be in fne locations and be
worthy their surroundings.
Athens Republican.
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-25

Accept my thanks, my good friend, for
your very kind and good letter. Let me
hear from you soon. Yours truly,
Jos. S. FOWLER.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-29

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-29
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prejudice exists against what called patent mcdi.
ones but why should this prevent You resorting TO
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-29
Catarrh Cured for One Dollar,

CYMMHS' CATARRH RECIPE AND MEDICINE.
= has nonplussed COMPLETELY all previous Medical
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-29

OPsNIxa or NAyIGArios-The ice in
Lake Champlain broke up Thursday, April
10Th. Lake Pepin was open for naviga.
toa April i, anl the Mississippi river at
5. Paul, March Goth These facts re!ute
the 81 On repeated stories abo 1t the cold
weather III Mime sofa, and shortness Of the
season C navigiiou There is another
fac, tina, should b. reco.iected, that the l-ris
canal VIII not b. opened flr navigation un-
I'll the 4th OF May. just one month later
than the Mss ssipDi river at 81. Paul.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-29

Preseo,t, desci bling tie trial Of Atahu-
apa. iaca OF, f'eru, uses the following Ian
susfe
"ihe form of a trial was necessary t.
81. M aplea anet oil ialIness 20 the pro.
csrd aas That il was oul, form is evil
dent from he lad cent haste with which
iiwas conducted The .xccu ina being ~
"a thc eame DIV. The multiplication a ht
Charges des isn,d 20 place tho guilt Of the
actas' ng tho strongest grounds, lad
irnn thcir very Number tho opposite effect,
proviic oliy tie determination to con.
'ict him.
y woul e III te to Tho Runp TO call
tas'f prncesdi " pfruvi,n jus,ic,.
Macu'ly. ia tn I c. ebrated account o.
tho trial by Impeachment of Warren Hast
ing., hrs these remarks:
'Whs,ever confidence may ho placed il
the decision OF the Peers on Al appeal aris
ing out Of an ordinary litigation, II is Ger
tain that no man has tho least confidence
IN their iWpar,isiity, when a great public
funstionary. charged with u great Stat,
crime. Is brought e. tho bar They sr,
all pait,sians. Thee il hardly one amons
them whose vote on An impeachment ma,
not be confidently predicted before wit
ssss has sesn examined"
VIII nny future historian apply remark
like those to the American Senate.
AsoSa other measures adopted by the
Aa,sr'an government t. coacliia:s the PEG
pie OF Hungary, il has been determine
Ia. IL
~ the kingdom with none but Hun srisi
s"l ltrs.- Cincinnati Gazette
The policy Of despctc Austria towar,
Hungary qaiie Different fom that pur
susl in republican" America toward IL,
Southern States. Which /. lkely 10 WIN
the confidence and cooperation OF the
people,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-29

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II will not injare the most Delicate Skin
La presence on the face cannot be detected II can
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before IT sradcates every discooraton OF the lace
whether caused by exposure 20 III. wethef or By Dis
cess. and bestows upon all faces the -
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A single trial proves all these statements
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n Ask for La Rue's,-ees that the nnme OF Ia
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and Fanrv t.oods Dealers. Price One Dollar per
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-29
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ell
Smiths Tonic SyruD.


been eounterfeied. aid the counicreter brought TO
grief
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
The genuine nrtics must have DR. John Buirs pri-
vatc Stamp on each bottle. DR.. John Bull only hiss
hc right to manufacture and cell the original John
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Is not IN the bottle, do not purchase or you will be
deceived. See nv column advertisement. and my
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only be prepared BY myself.
The public's servant
Louisville. Ky. DR. JOHN BULL,
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WORKS OF the kind In the United States.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-29

a;Ss. pok Smythe, Of Linn coanty, 10 can
snh; .s .or congress in The Second lio1ries,
Cesvs.. n NE actica Of ~ Rs2ublical
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-29

Ruxons that come up from Washington
indicaiiag tie dilapdation Of the impeaeh-
mont farce, are, Of course, without any
Foundation in fact, and issued, undoubtedly,
in the interest Of the betting fraternity
That An ly Jehnson will b convicted there
IL no 70 IN for the least doubt. The life OF
the Radical party hangs upon that single
thread, and 70 suppose that any Radical
Congressman. BY his vote, is going to sever
shA, thread is tho achmc Of foolish pre-
SUMPTION. Convicted, Andrew johnson
w,ll not be in the minds Of the people con
vc,ed. he wi be-has been for months-
in the action OF the Radical impeschers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-29
,ntc Ticket.
,,.,,snr Electors.

MOVEMENT il nov on fost among Soutn-
=, Democratic politicians to secure the
-aur.,ion II Gsnsral Hancock in the Ma
.....i Democratic State Convention-be-
I.,inc. V. presume, that soldier candi-
a.. would be more available with the grsat
ss or Democratic voters than . civilian.
r,o rience, we thirk, has abundsntly
,,u,hi all political parties within tina past
few years, in all sorts OF elections ranging
from guberna.orial down to mere local con-
tests. that the idea that soldier makes
sny batter showing in the ballot-hsx than
civilian, is entirely erroneous. Excessive
gratitude for soldierly conduct finds gu. .
wsak sxpr ,ssion at Abe polls, other things
beng equal. Instead Of keeping up the
game Of fishing after miscellaneous vetes-
The iense stridsrs and party flood wood, We
think il would be better for the Democracy
Of tho Union 10 turn ias attention TO sscur-
mr. . nominee for President that will be
sur. TO bring out the fall strength OF the
rank and Gle Of this true adhsrsnts TO the
Democratic faith. LIST them not in their
,.sl for weak -kneed Republicans entirely
overlook stout kneed Democratic.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-29
AcecJotes of SGonewuIl .lncIx.

ties beyond Richmond, was brought 10
some BuSadicr's headquarters. Beng ia.
ugued, hs laid down under tree 70 rest.
Pretty soon General Lee and staff rode up.
The Yankee asked who he was, and when
told, praised his soldicrly appearance in ex
TAvsgant terms Not long after Jackson
and his staf rode up. When told that tina,
Was Jackson, the Yankee bounded TO his
feet IN great excitement, and showing that
he vas much more anxious to 80 Old Stone.
vail than Lee. Hsgayed at him . long time
And thats StonswalI Jackson ?" yea"
Waal, swan. he amt much for looks :"
and with that be laid down and went to
sleep.
During the same battles, . strsesler who
had hullt nice fire in the old tic d aud was
enjoying it all 10 himself, observed what he
took TO be = squad ofcavalry. The man in
'front.' seemed to be resling in his saddle
me strsegler ran out to him, aud said
Look here. old fellow, you arc mighty han
py. Where do yoo GET yeur liquor from
Give me soms, Tn % dry a. Z powder
horn" Imagine bis fselises whom 10 found
II was StoncwAll Jackson-tbs moxt nm.
graceful rider in the army, and who natur.
ally sways from side to side.
THs Dubuque Herald says that On Tu...
day right lsss Z. p. Holt, . farmer living
near Isnesville, in Bromer county. wss
sobbed. Mr.. Holt sold his farm. receiving
In payment two one thousand dollar bills
one Of one hundred dollars ard fifteen Of
nvs dollars. each, making fetal Of e2l75
Vn Tuesday he and his wife were .bssn,
IRON home during part Of the dsv. A..
tending funeral. leaving in charge OF tho
ho"*e an eldcry lsds. In tie afetno.,
m.'f returned. On retiring for ,he nigh
~. iioit tcos unusual psius TO secure m,
aorrs, fastening them III rspcs 4, well \
iocAng them The money carefully ~,
up 10 valet was i ace in he bid H..
'Ne'n himself aud his wife. and il Wa
supposed that syery thing was safe. Du
~ ',- h'ght Mr.. Iiot had occasion 20 Get
- A..' 'o'N alter ne Of his children. n.
"a va e" 20 TUT he rope fasienirp en-,
."u we o"er oh'acksd. Looainr far hi.
-! "' Ta' hpstliiei TO find that il hal
-, Co
nj tNic9ep Nj Suel F,s,,, ;,to,
- that TIE cold veaii.ee, .o,ms
not injured lfuit t,,.>l,f,. "so ms
least. Mf. f. Is IN ,sce;n, ~ v -. .ne
Burlington, which speaks in +. r.r 'o"'
aging manner Of Tue prospects, G., .
tue coming season. ileroahou,. ,hs-- 80
Dc but little Of this variety Of frnit rs;s.S "'
Auscatine journal.
Tns gathering Il sponge among the IA.
hama Islands, for convention into beddinc
cushions. &C.. for general upholstery. il be.
coming bssineos Of much a,aeuituds.
ftnv-ssvsn vessels are engaged n IN.
"Ads-l Richmond (Canada) Guardian.
,w nod the foliswing in the ST. Jos.pb
SMo Union: "On the afternoon ,,siu
ill.,. .,;m Lsss er yesterday, was . steer
s;. 'ppss ,h IRON ~ A'ehinsen to Chicago, which
sicksa me ssa" At 2 500 peunds n.
Little Hardis Harsw.u. q, u...,
town. had his leg amputa.ed a. N. 80"
last week, on account Of injuries pr.,;ou.'"
rUceivsd.
lion. A. Mcintyre, aged so, = soldier
q 1919. and Representative in she Lssi..
laturs ffsn Hardin county. disd On ~ lssA |
iask, = hi sooo6ooes n Psia6 PisaaanG
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-29

i. A.oHrka Slaughter 10 not . fce,ish
.ning' sometimes there il evan v;sdsm Il
It. Solomon himssli admi.s .h.r. 4. ! 49,. :.
al. s" - wen IS time to mourn. Man
49, usasI'nan, the highest organized
Sus suo hence the definition that has
o. ", prOPssed oil him, "a laughing AMI.
ma certainly, Il defines him, % we'll a.
soSaing animal, a"political animal" or
sucn hsc- Laughter very often shows the
oriens SIDE OF . man. 1t brings out his
happier nature. and shows Of what sort OF
stun be IS really made. Somehow We feel
as u we never thoroughly knew . man
until VIC hear him laugh.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-29
WHAT EVERY HoRs1MAN WANTS "A goo,
w cheap, and reliable Imminent. Such an article
tDR. TOBIASl
Veoetlan m09eo Llnineno.
In Pint 1otflea AZ One Dollay

Fer leneness, Culs. 0alls. Collie, Speai1a. De-,
warranted cheaper than any ether. II IL asel BY oil
the great b sssnsn On Long leaad euosses Il viii
noe cure Ding Bone SPAWN, there ID no Lini.
ment In existence that will. What u 10 stated to
cure Il positively does No owner OF horses will be
without II ater try ing one bottle One dose relieves
and often savee the lhe Of oveR-heated driven
horse, For Colic and Belly ache II has never failed
just the rises, juet sure IL THE val
day. Use ID one and all. Depot % Cortlandt street
New York. Sold by all Dfnggists and Storekeepsrs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-29

Vt iNir@Eo Mt Suel Foster info,m /.
~ 'o. We cod Weather lev Jsy. ago has
~. ~" r'N ties III ta:s vicinity in ,hs
east: Mf. +. Is IN ,scsip, Of a le,,.r f,o,n
Darlington, whiea speaks in avery sn.onr
aging manner Of Tue prospects, e., ..sou'
the coming season. iIeroaaou,s ,hsr. -
Dc but little Of this variety Of frnit rs;s.S -
Auscatine journal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-29

M" sr md the foiiswing in the ST. Joseph
49, enlon "On the afternoon ,rsiu
.I;nn.S e e's yesterday, was steer.
sicksd .hs beam At 500 peund. NJ ~. NC.
q monster" fsa"os. ne vas
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-29

Rip Van Wrinkle.
waking Up from hi nap OF twenty years. II he could
only have mostened his
NITHEREn LOCKS
with CRlsTADORo'S DYE. would have looked like
A YOUNG MAN
again Marvellous, indeed, Ia the effect of
CURISTADoRo's HAIR DYE
in ,ejuvenating gray-haired humanity Why yield
10 time when you can battle him Manufactured ~
J CHRlSTADORO, CO Maiden Lane, New York.
Sold by oil Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dres.ers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-29

What every fourth person needs
I, acme convenient agreeable and prompt remedy
for Uahitual Cos,ivsness. II wond advise all thyee
who are tronilci with Dyspeps., cos'iveness. Pies
Biiousne-s Hsnaae,c or any form OF Ind'cestion to
ms. DR. HArssoss PEgnrArrIc LozErers." Elisha
lntipgion rs n, Ell Lentensnt-Governor OF
Massachusetts They are pleasant 10 the taste and
never require Increase Of dose to perfect a cure
Ladies, use Dr Nepau's French Pills. Sold by
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-29

Tas sathsrins 4 sponge am ,ng the b.
hama Islands. for convention into bedding
cushions, &c.. for general upholstery, 10 be.
coming : bssineos Of much maenitude. :
ssNv-ssvsn vessels are engaged IA Ia,
~Ads- Richmond (Canada) Guardian.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-28
Philosophy of Eating.

Dr. Bellows says: "So perfectly ignorant are people generally of the laws of nature, that they give the pigs the food that their children need tc develop muscle and brain, and give their children what their pigs need to develop fat. For example: the farmer separates from milk the muscle making and brain-feeding ntrates and phosphates, and gives them to his pigs in the form of butter milk, while the fattening carbonates he gives to his children in butter He sits out the bran and outer crust from the wheat, which contains the nitrates and phosphates, and gives them also to his pigs and cattle, while the fine flour, containing little less than heat ing carbonates, he gives to his children Cheese, which contains the concentrated nu- triment of milk, is seldom seen on our tables, while butter, which contains not a particle of food for brain or muscle, is on every table at all times of the day. Bread, white, sweet, delicious and eminently wholesome, may be made by mixing unbolted wheat meal with cold water, making paste of a proper consist ence, which can only be determined by ex- periments, pouring or dropping it quickly into a heated pan-that with a concave de- partment is best and placing it quickly in a hot oven, and baking as quickly as possible without burning. The heat of the oven and pan suddenly coagulate the gluten of tho outside which retains the stan formed with in, and each particle of water being inter spersed with particle of four, ant expanded into steam, separates the particles into cells and being retained by the gluten, which i; abundant in this natural four, till it is cooked the mass remains porous and digestible, anC containing no carbonic acid gas, is wholesome when eaten immediately, and, of course equally so on becoming cold.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-28
A Song for the Million, A Prayer for Us All

God of the mountain, God of the storm, God of the flowers, God Of the worm
 Hear us and bless us,
 Forgive us, redress us Breathe on our spirits Thy love and Thy healing, Teach us content with Thy fatherly dealing; Teach us to love Thee, To love one another, brother his brother, And make us all free Free from the shackles af ancient tradition, Free from the censure Of man for his neighhor Help us each one to fulfill his true mission, And show us 'tis manly, 'tis Godlike tc labor. God of the darkness, God of the sun, God of the beautiful, God of each one
 Clothe us and feed us,
 Hume us and lead us Show us that ayaricc holds us h thrai- That the land is all thine, and thou givest to all. Scatter our blindness Help us do right all the day and the night To love mercy and kindness Aid us to conquer mistakes of the past; Show our future, to cheer us and arm us, The upper, the better, the mansions Thou hast, And God of the grave! that the grave cannot
 harm us.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-28
THREE YOUNG MEN.

Three young men rode into the town, Side by side as the sun went down, Shook hands and started to seek their rest, And each to live as to him seemed best. The first caroused with cards aud wine; Decked his mistress with jewels fine, And laughed as he tossed his glass on high, Nor reck'd, God help him, he had 10 die The second did nothing but groan and pray, Groan through the night and through the day. He lived in fear, God help him, say l, And only thought that he had to die. The third enjoyed the goods he had;
 Laughed with the gay and wept with the sad Nor never forgot, God bless him, say l, That he had to live and he had to die
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-28
WESTERN GENIUS.

There's Q never dying chorus
 Breaking on the human car, In the busy west before us
 Voices loud and deep and clear. This Is labor's endless ditty;
 This Is tolls prophetic voice, Sounding through the plain and city, Bidding honest hearts rejoice. See the sklful builder raising
 Instantly yon towering pile! Round the slulce and furnace blazing, See the noble men of toll They are heroes of the people,
 Who the wealth of nations raise; Every cabin, "stamp" and steeple, Rear their heads in labor's praise. Glorious men of brains and labor,
 Shepherds of the human fold, That shall lay the brand and sabre
 With the barb'rous things of old, Priests and prophets of creation,
 Bloodless heroes in the fight, Toilers for the worlds salvation,
 Messengers of peace and light. Speed the pick and speed the harrow; Peace and plenty send abroad; Better far a spade and barrow
 Than the cannon or the sword. Each industry, each improvement,
 Renders weak oppressiOn's rod; Every sign and every movement
 Brings us nearer truth and God.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-28
Constitutional Weakness.

It Is a great thing to have sound and vigorous constitution There Is nothing that money can buy comparable in value to this best gif of nature. The diferance between the individual who has it and the unfortunate who has lt not, is just the difference between the man who goes into the bat tie clothed in defensive armor and one who has nothing to oppose the sword and bullet but his baked breast. "The pestilenee that walketh in darkness the sickness that destroyeth at noon day." while it lays low the man of feeble stamina, is often conquered by the native strength of what Is called an "iron constitution"
 Heaven, however, has not endowed even mole ty of mankind with this inestlmable blessing, and therefore 1t behooves those who have 1t not, to re- sort to those most efficient of constitutional lnvigoration which science can supply. There is good warrant for asserting that