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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-17
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

during the last and do not hesitate say in
behalf that it is. in than respect. the best
and most desirable Daily paper printed in the
State; and the same. Of COURSE may be said of the
Weekly.-Lo0an Gazette.
IT is ably edited by Messrs. E. B. Eshelman and
G. 3. ood, is always sound the great questions
of Democratic policy, and being the cenir organ
of the State. should be literally suppor ted.-0Aio
Patriot. mont lsas iaeisra alai.la .iE
UNDER the judcious management shel-
man, assisted by the vigorous pen of Colonel Flood
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04

ere. surrounded by twenty newspapers. sat
a corpulen man, v BIO could hardly stand up
be vas SO uuwieldly.
"Ah, welcome, doctor," cried the cor
ru'ert man, who was no other than Charles
Temple, "excuse me II don't rise. This
cursed leg is . hindrancc to me in every
thing You have come 10 see il ycur judge
uent was correct,'
Il come fugitive AMI seek your Pfo'eo-
ton ",
"You shall hayc vilh pleasure. IL
mus i've With me from tins oas' ioi .s
va, 49,. n wise mar. You must consoic ~
S,..fv ytevcnei, probably nah been an
.S...;..' % he blue. had not ny wooden ieg
s'...fis- d me from the service OF my
49, nv Wnen read the gaz,ttcs, the
brown and blue make me- angry. becsnsc !
can have nothing TO 90 with them. Come
console me."
Your vita can do that better than
can"
Say nothing Of her Her wooden leg
aA.nted her from dancing, 30 she bstook
hsrsen 10 cards and 10 fashion. There IL no
.uch thing a. living peaceably with her."
What, was my judgement correct,
then 2"
40, welcome, beloved Thevent but be
silent on that point. Il was silly advsn.
ture. Had my leg again. would not give
the pairing Of . nail. Between you and me,
was fool, hut keep this TO yourself"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04
GENERAL NEWS.

Houses in Nswpor. are already in de.
maud for the summer.
John Mitchell dsnounces American Fs-
nianian in the Irish Citizen.
The Caialonians In Spain are offering
public prayers for rain.
The annexation feeling in Nova Scotis 10
steadily growing.
Nine miliion dollars we're donstsd y
American Colleges last year.
The parishionsrs Of Rev. DR.. Huntington,
New York oisy have presented him &c.
600 policy on his life.
A letter WAS mailed st Chicago lately
addressed to Mr. Coldfacts, the Senator
Of Congress.
One hundred and fifty lawyers massge 10
ssraps up living in Rochester.
The 81. Nicholas hotel, without the stores,
rents for $50, 600
Il 10 computed that 10 used 80, 600, 900
pounds Of tea in this country lass year.
The new jewish Synagogue building in
New York will cost 81 100000.
lows has built one thousand tive hun
drsd aud nine miles Of railroad at cost
o. tfVs iSA,9VVs
Hon. David wilmot author Of the Wal
mot Psoviso, died 1t his residence in To.
wanda, Pa, the 10th lost
European physicians have decided that.
10 many casss, consumption 10 contagious,
Another scientific expedition Is going to
the Rocky Mountains.
The revenue Of Russia has liner ased thif
ty-hve million silver rubies during the
year. very pleasant little adj
ton even to the income Of . nation.
General Winfield Scots mansion, q
Elizabeth, N. j., has been sold for Sill,
600.
1t 10 said that General Buchanan, who
succeeds General Hancock in command at
New Orleans. will follow the lauei's line Of
policy. He is Marylsnder, aud a Demo
,rat.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04
CAUAB AND RFFgCT,

II HOFFS MALT KXTRACE HEALTH HRv-
ERA0k psOvss its great vaue - sdetetic, nourish-
Ing, and saliog remedy BY its enormous consump
ton throughout the world during the past sighteen
yeafs II the scieutiac bodies Of all cvised conn
tries have united In Its praise and bestowed p0n its
originator many medals and diplomas II tho mo st
to their Debi ased Pat .nts and 10 thoee suffering
nom diseases Of the Tnroat Chest and Lunge,
hicted with Dyspepsa, Foul Stomach, Loes OF Appe-
titc, etc II Its introduction into the principal hos
pitals of 1rope and America has done wonders. as
the official reports will testify, then feel II the
American puhlic justified In their appreciation OF
ts great value, and In their discrimination between
Hof' Malt Extract Health beverage and the innu-
merable so-called remedies and tonics OF tho day,
which are shortlved by ofths eight founda-
ton on which thev build their reputoton; but Hoffs
Malt Extract Health Beverage has been steadily in
ereasnr its consu mpon for the past eighteen years
and Is more popular to-day than ever and wherever
introduced has met with well-msrited success.
sold byLANFELDT. THoDB 4 CO.. Agents,
No. VI Wcst Second street, Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04


The toiling white men Of the Nsrth san
aserstsin where the money goes that they
pay IN taxes By the following, from Rich
mond, Virginia. correspondent Of the Hart
ford, Connecticut, lines:
ITO those o.,hs North who are interested
in paying the fiddler.' bv vaJ Of taxation,
for these negro political jolliticssions in the
South, will give the amount af . ncgros
rations rom that charitable negro magazine,
the Freedmen's Bureau, and you can judge
whether or not Sambo is not good at the
draw game, viz: thirty pounds Of corn
meal, thirty pounds of -four, fifteen pounds
Of pork, fift~er pounds of fresh beef. fifteen
pounds of fish, with wood, etc. One corn
ill alone furnished to the Bureau, last
week, the enormous amount OF
eighteen hundred and eighty eight
bushels, equal - rinsty-sour thou
sapd pounds Of corn mesl-cest,ns The
Government 81 67b Per bushel. when earn
can b bad any shsfs in this market Il
81 IL Per bushsl. There 10 no need to
point evt the fat pickises q The Govern
msut ooatssctors in the difference Of price
bstwssa the corn and meal besides, corn
10 sold at City elk pounds 70 the bushsl,
and osai ia delivered TO ths Burssu at ths
rate Of City pousds 10 the bushsi. Oan il
be wondered at that the ofbcsfs, ~ Gene
raj Grant says, are oil against the Prssi-
dent, when such rich speculations abound
in the drawers Of the Bureau. in the way
Of stealngs, in all sections OF the South
whore the national curse exists p
The poor laboring msn Of the North, Who
are taxed upon everything they eat. drink.
and wear. and who toll early and late With
cut earning hardly enough to feed aud
clothe themselves and families, and viii
we'll appreciate this system Of radical gene
rosity to the negroes ut their expense
They may almost curse the hour that shsy
we're born white and at the North. The
radical VAN pires and negroes are eating out
che substances of the people, and reducing
The uation TO bankruptcy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04
rBs wealth Of Ii. sr... w,,.b f.n;,, /.

TBs wealth Of the great Welsh family Of
Crawshay Is larger than that Of the Astsrs,
Vanderbilt, and Stewart combined, and,
like most great fortunes, commenced with
very small beginnings. In the last century
the original Crawshay, then farmers son.
rode to London On his pony (his sole prop
erty) to seek his fortune He began by
sweepng out tho warehouse Of an iron
mcnger, Who was Of discriminating mind,
and said that young Crawshsy had good
stuG in him. From that time the farmer $
son moved rapidly upward, being first take
into partnership by his master, and ult-
pately becoming an iron king in South
WAKES. whose descendant, lately deceased,
has left, il 10 computed. above $50 900 900
in personal property alone. beside enormous
real estates. From this steek has arisen, in
avery short time. two barons,cies and one
psessgs- that Of Hanover.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04

The Beeten Post thinks that H. elassie
London Spectator makes . curieos dip,
when y speaks Of Matilda Griggs, Who "wss
stabbed by lover 70 whom she had boeee
child in thirteen places"
An English critic makes mention Of .
class Of Americans in this wise: "Thsy ell
belong = hat keen, nervous, sallow- faced
breed Of mankind who ere qualified, at q
moments notice, to keep school Or edit .
newspaper"
Dusliss are disftaachised By The ssw
constitution Of Mississippi.
Only TIVE ST. Lsuis whslce,le houses
sstusn ssles over 81 ,O00, GOO - ~ dRht
months ending Dsceabse q, aooy, u:
U-Amon 4 @ a ol1 - - IL. r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04

The Chattanooga Union ays that Mr..
William Staples, while digging, recently.
in salt lick in his farm, twelve miles
northeast Of Kingston, Tennessee, struck .
solid limestone rock, about seven feet be-
low the surface. He found in It a well,
about eight inches in diameter, filled with
very salt water. After the discovery of the
wei, Mr.. Staples prosecuted bis investiea
uons' and found to his surprise, line Of
salt kettles, or rather tie remains Of salt
kettles. The kettles we're of stoneware.
made q the ssas material % that used b.
the lndisns for their home ware. such !.
plates. dishes. etc. The kettles we're bro
zen, but the curvature indicated that there
were about three feet in diameter. and were
about forty in number. A most striking
TACT connected With this discovery is that
these kettles were found Il depth Of sev.
e. fsee below the surface Of the ground.
Growing above them were trees-poplsr
md csk--vhish wsrs svidsotly two csn,u-
riss old.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04

Ferty-six psrsons, dipped in twenty min.
utes, 10 the boast Of man who il called
the .ohanpien baptiser."
The sum Of $4,000 was sunk in the
Atlantic Monthly before il was made .
paying magazine. Il vas the cause of the
obstruction Of the publishing firm Of Phil
lips Sampson I Co.
len thousand Germans are engaged 10
esms over from Bremen to Baltimers this
year, and from themes DO distributed South
= man describing church 10 Minuesots
1sse 20 friend: mo velvet cuehions Il
-. MY. - 1onss - h q. .A.n- 4 Wa-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04

Spssr's Port Grape Wine-this noted
and excsllent wine-sasaples Of which can
be tested at all our drugsists-we believe
to be superior in every respect, and in oil
desirable qualities. medicinal not excepted,
to pure and genuine Port, worth ten dol
lars gallon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04

See that man scratching lis head you
knew ct once sha, his had 10 hlsd With
itching tomors. A single bottle of"Barrett's
Vegetable Hair K.stsrative" will not only
heal them perfectly bat will a,se give .
healthy action % the scalp and pfsvsnt
their temperance. Il 10 ureoualled.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TRADE MARK.
L~ IL Ia la
q q 4

4 y a. y
p,r zsu~'- A1aSns cr Cream!
nkTic IN THE WORLD
1t will not iDjnre ,1e most pehcste skin
=. ,...,oye. ou,r ~ washing; and when renewed
An sssn sober. sr 'oitsr and whittier than
Be fre IT sraaicsesevery dissaioEa ION OF ssr face.
$500 a.., 81 M. n Al IA - the
RApsASr COMPLEXION or THE Youth.
Asinrle Trial proves 81 these statements.
Anat the eutire SAY Wl.h "AeA - 'AA Ss used
NAL n. Success camp etc.
-. k.k ~ Ia Race that the name Of La
Rue CO. own n the oo,se; a. . our ir,ee mark
80 ..rfv ..aods pc,iers. Price One Dollar per
h -" e-e' CHuRCH FLINT. Proprietors,
oS'us Hartford, cona.
~.u. n IN. Rev York Geo. q. Goodwin
- - vssnn 49,. :. Wholssals Agsats.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04

LIFE.
why all this toll for trumphs Of an hour :
2-Life's . abort summer. man a,howcr;
Ally turns ws catch the vital breath and die,
4-The cradle aud the tomb. alas 30 nigh
5-To be 10 better far than not to be.
sThsugh all NAM life may seem . tragedy;
7-But light cares speak whom mighty grisfs
are dumb
s-The bottom Is but shallow whence they
9--Your fate is but the common fate Of all !;
To- unmingled joys, here, to no man befall
ll-Nature to each alots his proper sphere.
l2-Fottune makes folly her peculiar care ;
ls-Custom does not often reason overrule.
II Ard throw q cruel sunsbisc on fool
IS Live well. how long or short permit, TO
ls -Thev who forget most shall be most for
given.
IL Sin may be clasped 90 close We cannot
see its face
ls-vie intercourse where virtue has not
place;
- Then keep each passion down, however
dear,
2c-Th,u pendulum, betwixt smile and tear.
al--iIer sensual snarcs let faithless pleasure
lay,
Es2i-Wrh craft and skill, 10 ruin AMI betray.
% Soar no. too high TO fall but stoop to rise,
"a We masters grow Of oil that We dsspiss.
l5-Oh. then renounce that impious scif-cs-
s6--Richcs lave wings AID grandeur is .
dream.
s7-Think not amb,tios wise because tie
brave.
Is The paths OF glory lead TO the grave.
2e--Wnst il ambitions 'tis . glorious cheat
So-Opiy destructive V tho brave and great.
al What's oil the gaudy glitter Of = crown
S2-The way 10 bliss lies not on beds Of down.
ss-hew long we live. not years. but actions
tell; ssas~
:4-That man lives twice Who lives the nrst
life we'll.
ss-hsks. then. whiIs Jet you may. your God
your friend.
ss-whoa Christians worship. jet nos com.
prehend;
S1--Ths trust that's given guard and to your
self be just;
ss-For. life We how We can, yet die We must.
. l, Yousg 2, Dr.. Johnson !; 8, Pope 4,
Prisr s. Sewsil; s, Sponsor -. Dasiei !;
9. Sir Waiter Raleigh; ., Longfellow 10,
Southsy IL, Congreve IL, Churchill
l3. Rochester /; IA. Armstrong; IL, Milton
Is, Baily II, Trench 10, Somsrville 10,
Thonsou 90, Bryon; 81. Saeliet %,
Cfabbe 90, Aassinger ~, Cevles 25,
Beaiie 26, Cowper; %, Sir Walter Davsn-
ant %. Carey 20. Willis 30, Addison !;
81, Dryden 80, Francis Quarles 50, Wat.
kins 81. Hssrick IS. William Mason !;
SO, Hill; 81. Dana; 50. Shakespeare.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04

RR0m1 NQ1o1ersO Leather PreoeFs
vative and Water Proof Oil Baeki &, Tor booss
and Shoes.
FralaA Millerss Prepared Glare
neee OIL Backing, for Oiling Harnessee. Carriage
fope. Ac.,seady for use. withdirections !"r nsns
EroOk Nliller's Polish lpsl kst0cks
ing. For sale generally In q. >, ana 9anacss
Fra nk Miller n d.. j. 3 70 Cedar st.,
New York. Sold by u. B. EVANS 3 co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04
DR TOBIAS

o.,~A..%sd Venet1aA Linimont,
"-S.,fnI ceres, surs and ipstansapsess &C.
,io~. 4 case: o. chreaie d Rnsu%.ssn. nssd.cas.
Iosnsco. Sasssed The the civilized world t1S
sw nsss .S ,Sunv bat % article that has stood As
~, ~ tSs.ty yess The suormous sale and rapid
~ ~ a.msod Il At once the safest evidsnee
" meienR .nd popuarty. Try It and be con.
osssS M family should be without bottle !. tne
49, 81 dolars. md naay hcnr. Of sGi-
Iefng my " s,d Il onee 10 ID psin-curative prop
snS n periectly innocent. and can b gives 70
-. 1,as.s arson OF Youngest child. No matter u
Joy INV IN ~ me 10 huy again and rec nmend Il
=. sa ",ssna. Hundreds OF Physicians recon-
pst,Ss None ~ cso' Sspsns sns..
slpan III r,.aorists Depot, IS Cortandt st. N.Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04

Fifty Thousand Heads
,..,..a ui,h masses Of rich biark and brown
hair would II the, were un.or pa.s GIT Or
form supply of Oh his Anvo DIE oesin "
TURN WHITE.
red. sandy sad gray. Manhood and beauty. with the
one defsc, In their personal appearance rsmsded BY
'' CuRisTADoROs HAIR DYE.
rejoice in their sood fortune. and a .seoInendsd !.
cHRIsTAnoRo, IS Maiden Lane, New York.
Sold b, sll Drrgists. Applied by all Hair Dressers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04
KNOWLES,
|STEAM PUMP.


4hie Pump has received the Hienvsr PRKnIrn q
eve1v Fair vheye IL hap been exhibited. via. New
Yo,S Roeton Baltimore. Cincinnati. Buffalo. 9yrs.
~. envinvgeld and Worcester.
n kss no Cranks or Fiy-Wbcel, and has no dead
noirts where II vii stop ere, II 10 always
ss.v 10 siart without usiDg starting sar, eac d0ss
MI yeouire hand work to re; II pact the CENTRE and
4 the only Pump made that viii work 10 steAn
Ssive with water, consequentiy Ia always ready 70
start uhes the steam cylinder 10 hllsd with cold ~
has Ssss go p. 30. .lan eight yeass fOr issl.
nors thaa I've yeass - LOCOMOTIVES. and p the
Only oeseo P0mD ~ trs that h IN every wsy sdap-
sed for thst use. II has been e1tensiveiy need re
pumping water for Hotels. Public Institutions, Min.
ing Purpcees snd AsnufactuIine Esfsblisamt mt o.
every kind with perfect suceess y has 0een tested
In the Navy, and Ii consequence IN recommended By
the Chief Engineer Of L. y. Navy. g be used 81 the
Navy Yards ana ur Steamers. A. \ Fire Engine II y
necommcnded By all lns Companies, and IL univef-
eally adopted by the manufacturing companies y
New Eprland Although we have bean constantly
Dakae sditions 10 our Works. yet the rapidly lnesee-
sne demand for ouv Punps has hi,hci 70 been neat
q theb our possible production hui With recent en-
isrrenent ~ our Works. and exhntiye additjaee 70
ct manufacturing faciiitss. We hope 70 - - 70
P 70 g rissor: sa&r th,r Pusup as ~ - ~.
~ lndrpenAsat Steam HuNr ever iav3EA1enG
~ sifa pfity ana iurahllity dsnes corpPttitten.
20 further inGormsticn, address the rsopsssofe .
l1llS WORKS,
X&0Wx y - ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04
LIVE R1Es.
JAS. A. HltsH,

Harrison stress Livery OtaoHee
1S%A HARRISON STREET, BErWEkn
IN Front and Second. Horses =
CarriMEes, Of the bess quality, to les a. q
hours. Funerals furnished on short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
oad boarded 1t reasonable charges. lmylS-dIy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04
a Literary Curlosity.

Mrs. II. A. Demming, Of San Francisco,
is said to have occupied . year in hunting
up and fitting together the following thirty
eight lines from thirty eight English poets.
The names Of the authors are given below /:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04

The only way to Cnre Costive-
ness Avoid all strong pur:ative pills which only
exhaust the mucou. tons and wear out nature
DR HARs,soss PERisrALsio LozENGn are just tbs
opposite they restore the digestion. quicken the liv
or and tone mp the whole system; thus curing Dys-
pepsia. Headache Dizziness Piles and all other
suits OF Habtual Constipation, the chief cause Of
I'll health. especially among women.
Ladies who suffering from certain complaints,
known only to females. eh ,ald At once got DR.. EEL
eject Sold by Harrison 4 starks. 81 Brady Street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04
Sentineln for Safety

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i and remove the effects Of early Error, send Is
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Having had ten years. experience n this speciality.
patients suffering from any disease whatever OF pr-
vate confidential nature, and ladies' troubled with
any or the ailments peculiar 10 the sex, by enclosing
- cents as above, with brief statement of case, will
receive particulars for self treatment by return mail
and thus avoid quackcry. We also have Narix
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subject OF prevention. All correspondence conf
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04

SIs: thank you for your valv.b,e
present; for so | must call il. because I
cannot consider it A. . reward for the little
trouble was At congratulate you on
your marriage with woman so worthy of
your affections. It's true leg 10 much 10
lose. even for a beautiful, virtuous and al
fectionate wife-but not too much. To
gaia possession III Eve, Adam va. Obliged
to pat with rib; and beautiful women
have cost men their heads. But, after Al
permit me to adhere to nv former jud gment.
Truly, for the moment you were correct.
but with this difference the correctness Of
my juds nens Was founded on long sxpe.
siencs, q every truth should be which we
are not disp0ssd to acknowledge. Sir, mind
me. lay wager that, after two yeass. you
repent shst your leg was taken % abovs the
Knee You will 6ud that below The kues
had been enough. After thrss years ysu
~! % convinced that the lose Of the foet
Dso ossn 'cfRcisnt. Alter four years yeu
WI eoneiuds that the sacrifice Of the great
soe = tne isstle toe had been too MUCH
Asese OK years you will agree With ne that
the pairing q nail had been euoveh. Rpt
do not ~ this in prejudice Of the m.,;ss
Of your charnius wife. In my youth A..
voted myself TO love, but have never NO..
"a With Lex. Had dene 20, l should mi.
day have said, sThsVeoes, thou vert . fool,
Il have The honor u b yours. ETC.,
ssLewis Tusvaslr."
Eleven ysase aflss, during the horrors ei
ths Revoi0tion. TheveDet, whom person
that envisa ~ ss2ntation caused 70 b. sus-
Pecsel ofaristocracy. aed % London - rave
himself from Tho epislesine. He inquirn6
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-01-16

A FALSE, CorNr When the mail,
boat from ,News0rlcaus arrived Mt Mo-
bile wit6aa the. Japanese, sthe distin-
guished fcreighers prralges themselves
on the deck, and, one Of their number
counted them tpTsee whether any we're
missing out'of the twenty-four. The
count shog9dE Eaat only twenty. three
were presshgi An of the Japs on the
boat then counted with the same result.
Finally convinced that one wasmissing,
they ran about in wild confusion. Fl.
nally Mr.. Marshall counted them him,
self and found them to number twenty.
four. The trouble had been that each
Jap neglected to count himself.
GENUSEFooLs .--He who wipes his
nose on ahiitmeg CRATER, and picks bis
teeth withian razors. ps sf 5area
She who says i a,no'' 70 4 proposal Of d
gentleman when she has reached the
sgc Of thirty. aaFe W Aa'
He whs .eats ~ drunk pt night that
he puts his clothes tosbed, aud hangs
himself % ths back % . chair.
She who rubss her checks with brick.
bats in order To give them color.
He whoputs on bis hat and takes his
cane, aud starts out in pursuit.of an
honest and disintercsted Radical politi.
clan. ,,,g
She who pinohes and sIaps.a child to
make it quit bawling. n - aaa u
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-01-16
ATT ENTlON r
~ IhB Iargest and Ihlost leolnflete

- 1IhB Largest and most complete
s lseleetisAiof 4srag
FE RNriTsIiRE
IN Westminster,iis now being offered TO the
public, BY iRA)BI GROUSE at his NEW
AND COMMODI0If5 ali va
ee Jra RE IN 90 N 3 .ss
located about ono iliiialrcd yards East ei the
Railroad lpepot, aud Ac,.;Iy opposite The
Catholic Church. ,,,g Is .l.l
His Stock haslbeen purchased III Pllilal
idelphia for the csish. and CONSISTS Of die
latest and most Improved STYLES, spiz ssisa'
PARIsOR St'ifS,s 80 IL /. Y
Tete-a-tetes, Sofas, MaEble. mp. rIBster and
Beanquet TableSs Spring seat Chairs wttlso,
Chamber Suits yjseonsisting Of splendEslly
finished Round Gornered i3edstoaasy Marble
top Dressing Bureaus, Marble top ,EnrI6sed
Nash Stands. aeA hg1eA X
u CH AIRS. ssi eA
Ills selection Of Cjihe and Wood seat ChairA
Is large and Of tlle.most substantial make.
y He viii keep CONSTANTLY on band large
and verEssnperior Stock Of Fafniture oflFis
own manufacture. eats " ltifsaE s.
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Being in possession Of new and very Gle
giant IlI3sA RISE, he IS prepared 10 flifpiah
COFFINS and attend Funerals at the short.
est notice, at prices that will always give
satiaiactiOn. ~ .iafe q i9nes}e
a.g sfslzlBpf % H. alaNi8s 4Hg y $3.50
He keeps also a large and well telectel
lot of .seif5 ~ "a issa aqatS 2.
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which he can recommend to be oil is ssssI
The latest and most improved pat,
terms, consisting of Cooking, Pnrlof and
Office Stoves. gs S. ia, s4a t.p s. ]
He invites all to examine bis stock, before
purchasing elsewhere
BY strict and faitlili attention 10 bnsl,
ness, he hopes to receive share Of public
patronage. .'.,.
~ aiti 1" IRA r. CROrSE.
{ N. Bold Furniture aud chmry repair
ed and painted ON reasonable ternsg .ln
dec7.ly. EA b