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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
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How Brandreth's Pills Cure.
When disease 10 in the system It may be said to be
an intruder Brandreth's PILE ssrt Of Police.
which being swallowed. eese the Intruder and cause
. disturbance. when Nature tuIns them both out OF
her domaine together. Nature always tries to re
store health, but, alas IL not always able. Being
assisted BY BRANDRETnB PILLS and mild diet,
she fails, when this great medicine Is used In
season Over hundred years has proved the trn'h
Of THE Ascension In fact their insufce the cure
o. Al disease Of the human body whether chronic or
recent infections otherwise: because they purity
the blood and increase safely the action OF the ex-
ereting and secsetnQ vessels The sick gain now
powers Of life nom Tsandreth . Pills. flower that
10 fading gathers vgol from refreshing rain.
Prr cipal once, Braudreth House, New York.
> Sold by all DfugRete.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13

0roxy Pomf, White co. Arb. i Nay -. ~.
D. JOnu DclL-Dcaf ~: Last February was In
Louisville purchasing drugs. and got come Of your
oarsnparlla and Cedron Bittefs. Ny eonin-law vho
was with me h ne store, had been down with fheu
motism ~ some time, commenced on the Bttteees
and coon found his general health improved. DR..
0ist who had been In bad health. tried them, and he
ssG ,n%gsovsd d. Conse, wnc nsa hes, been y ~
he Improved very much BY the use Of your Bittefs
Indeed the Cedron Bitters has given you CREST popu
lasity In this settlement think could sch crest
quantity Of your medicines this fall-eppeeialH Of
y0us Cedrun Biteers and S1aapasillA. Ship me Vie
Acmphie. care Rickett d Nssly. Respectfully.
oetzQ- dcod&Wfy o. b. WAIH4D.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Baltimorsan celsbrated Christmas BY
beating his wife to death wife boot Ack. 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13

will only cos, yon your time In using IT, II II does
you 10 good.
DIR. Tobias Venetian I1iniInent.
Az an External Remedy In cases OF Chronic hheu-
ms,i.m. Chapped Hands Mosquito Bites stiffness ~
the Joint. aud Contraction OF the Muscles. lead
ache Cuts, Bruises, Pains n the Limbs, BACK and
Chest. Sorea. Tpothache, Sungs OF insects ana
sprans. its wonderful curative powers are maraou-
lous -,
Taken In,ernallo in ehses OF Sick Headache, Collie,
Bowel Complaints, Cholera, Dyfentery, Nomiung
and Dyspepsia itr soothing and penetrating qrali-
tee are fell A. coon az taken. ~ 1.-THE reader OF
his Niends have any complaint named In this ndves
tieemcnt try the Venetian Liniment. Remember II
Won do not ind relief you can have your money re-
funded Ask fer Dr. Tobias Venetian Lfn'ment and
take no other It IL pleasant to take and clean 70
use and eradicates the disease from the system so
II does not return as IL the case aficr using the
many Linimen,s. Pain killers, and Oils, nov nocd
ing the country. that only stop the pain while the
Price 80 cent. per bottle. Sold by all Druggista.
nepnt "a Con landt street. N u.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
AUfHENTIC DOCUMENTS.

vicKsArna, Msa.. Aug. 2, 1883.
Dn Joun BuLl-DeaH Sir II am happy TO state to
you that have used your valuable Cedron Bittefs
with great beneat TO myself in general debility and
and miaematic influence Of the Mississippi River
around vicksbuEe. leonddenty recommend IL use
20 Ill pessoos who exposed 70 unhea thy elnates.
NV fO0LB
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13

LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS!
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR IRRK0U
LARITlES.
These Drops are scientifically compounded nuid
preparation, and better than any Pills. Powders. q
Nosrums. Being liquid. their action 10 direct and
positive. rendering them relsble. speedy and
tain specific for the Of al obstsuctions aad sup
pseesious Of nature. Thsr popalasty l. Indicated By
the fact that over 10000 bottles are annually sold
End Consumed by the ladies OF the United States.
every one VI whom speak in the strongest terms OIL
praise of their greet merits They rapidly taking
the place ofevery other Female Remedy and are con-
rsdered by all who know aught OF them, the surest
safest and most nalliblc preparation in the worlds
for the OF all female complaints. the removal Of
all distractions oi nature, and the promotion Of
health regularity and strength Explicit directions
stating when they may be used. and explaining whea
end Why they should not, ula - be used With
cot producing sdects contrary 70 natures chosen
laus will be found carefully folded around each bot
tie with the wrislen signature ofJomS L. Lrox, with
out which none are genuine.
Prepared by Ds. JOHN L. LYON. t9s Chapel 81,
New 8avens Cora, who cAA be consulted either per
eonalIy OF by mail enclosing etsmpl concerning al
private dseasee and female weaknesses.
Sold BY Druggists everywhese.
General Agents Sbl he q Q. and oans16s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13

DoN'r LIKE THE LIQuoR The Portland
Ar0us tells = story Of countryinan who
was coming from that place 10 Boston n
one Of the steamers, and who met with
curious accident The vessels, it seems,
have fire annihilasors placed round in con
venient spots. The gentlema. from the in
terror became thirsty ; eyed an annihilat .
for time aud evidently concluded il was
new tangled drinking arrangement and was
not going TO show bis greenness by asking
about il. So he stepped up smartly. put
the nozzle in bis mouth and tnrned it on
The effect was instantaneous and stupsn-
dous The countryman was knocked
sprawling some ten feet away. The shock
10 his internal organization must have been
something tremendous, for be remained
senseless and speeches. for some tine
When he sufficiently recovered to articulats
he wanted TO know il The biler had
burst -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13

The Confessions and Experience
OF an Invalid.
Published for the benefit and as CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay Of Manhood, &C. sup
plying 'rHr MKRSs or SfrF.CCRE. Written by one
who cured himself, Ind sent free on receiving
post daia directed envelope. Address NATHANIEL
MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, " Y. Also free, by the same
publisher. a Circular OF DAISY SWAIN, the great
poem OF the War. deciI-d&weM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13

0sASr is about 20 sit for his portrait
TIE hsa'cA's are anxiously waiting in
hope that he viii assume : political ss,i-
,udc. They fear that after m their caiol-
ings and turnings that the ..com.nercial
party" under the leadership Of A. T. Stew
ars, will force them TO take hin ON fai,h.-
How hseilieline - ths great Radical party,
which for 1sss ~ held unchecked rule
10 Ne natisd - 1na itself brought up on
the ''short tusS, and nads 70 follow 10 the
had cf lev nillienaises 81 New York-to
abandon political principles, and adops
s'esosn6sc;ar" eandidates. "Whst . iili
1AsAe1s. ~ eountsynsn."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13

Wa publish to-day I, proceeding. of the
Ohio Democratic State Convention, from
which il will be seen that Mr.. Pendleton is
the especial favorltc of the people Of tbs,
State. lie has gained strong hold uren
the II asses by being the leading exponent
Of the popular doctrine Of paying Of the
bonds in grecnhacks. Ills views are the
views Of the pcople-thc taxpayers, ss op-
posed u the exsmpting fanatics. This
nnancial question 10 fast shaping itself 90 o
to be the point on which the coming elce-
I lone viii turn. This action - the part Of
Inc Ohio Convention, together with that Of
Indiana and West virg will materially
. trsnesben his chances for The Presidential
nomination bs the Democratic party.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13

Price, 25, 30, 4 IS Cent? Per Bottle
The Beet. Cheapest, and mosf eicclnai Remedy "a,
Coughs. Colds &c the World has ever produced
Pareiy veccts BILE. contains no NINtRAI.S
or other DELETERIOuS DRUGS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13

WIZ uVuiuetcu esoCSots ~ Iatk0 o0t0 tue
widest enthusiasm and rejoicing.
General George w. McCooh, from che
Oommittes % Resolutions suboitted The
following report:
Tus PLAfsonM.
Resoleed. That the Democracy Of Ohio
congratulate The country upon The improv-
Cd aspect Of political affairs. % evidenced
BY The State elections Of 1867, and that they
look forward with hope and confidence 10
the result Of that momenteus struggle upon
which they ere about to enter and upon
which dspesds, 10 % great degree, the
future peace and prosperity Of The Union.
Resolrsd, That ~ ere unaltersbly oppos-
Cd to the doctrine which leads 10 sousolida-
tion. We sensw with undagging zeal and
increased energy our attachment to that PC
litieal creed which has ever been 90 staunch.
" adhered to BY our organization through
days Of trouble and disaster, 40 we'll as 90 ID
fortune and prosperity, which was thus ex-
pressed by Thomas jefferson: Equal and
exact justice 70 ali men Of whatever State.
religion or politics Peace, commerce and
b nest friendship with NIL nations, cn,ang-
ling alliances with none" The support Of
the State governments in all their rights,
as the most competent administrato.s OF
our domestic concerns, and the surest hul,
wsrk against an,i-Renublican tendencies +;
'ns preservation Of the General Govern
ment IN it, whole constitutional vivor As
the sheet anchor Of peace At hcmc and 81 q
y abroad ajeslous care Of the rights Of
electors ~ the people. and the 90 ps.mssv
Of the civil cvcrtss military authority.
Resslsed, That We consider the les;.ls.
tive usurpations Of Congress, and rarticp-
lasly the several acts Of reconstruction. a
called, - violative Of the constitutional
compact between the States, and utterly
| subversivs OF every principle Of cell. gove m
mens that distinguishes free people.
Rssotrsd, That we are opposed to any
measures which recognize that the int.gri-
~ Of the Union WAS ever broken-that any
Of Its members were ever out and that We
determinedly insist that the Southeso States
no longer being in insurrection or q Wal
With the Federal Government, are entitled
10 the full State recognition and consti,u.
tionsl representation In Congress and 10
the Electoral College, given to al the
States and its efforts 10 dictate BY military
force government for them are unoonsti
tutionaL ssyolutionary. and dee potic.
ResolcaS. That We are opposed, both IN
principle and policy 20 negro suffrage tha,
the State Of Ohio. having, BY the emphatic
majority Of $4,000 rejected il for herself, il
s.ern'y opposed to its forced imposition
upon the other States. and that W stigmatise
secn an 'mPosition By che Federal Govern.
s - m"st base uourpation
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-13

then love and memory triumphed
over fear, and she said
." Yes. you shall; Heaven forbid I
should hinderyoul Go right up stairs
and open the first door"
The man who had come with her
sat down in the hall to wait, and the
little figure, with its cleaning, golden
hair, tripped on alone.
She opened the door softly, and
went in. She did not speak, perhaps
the stern looking old man sitting there
awed her to silence. She just stepped
up to him and gave him letter He
took it, scarcely noticing, so busy was
he IN his thoughts, at the hand of the
strange messenger He looked at the
outside 1t was his daughters writ
ing Ten years ago he had sent her
last letter back unopened; but this
One-what influence apart from him
self moved him to read it? Dear
father" He had never been a dear
father to her, he thought.
She had waited all these silent
years, she told him, because she was
determined never to write to him
again until they were rich enough
IOE MN 10 AuOW ludl sue uiu uUL
write from any need from his help.
They passed these ten years in the
West, and Heaven had prospered
them. Her husband was a rich man
now and she wanted only his love
wanted only that death should not
come between them, and either of
them go to her mothers side with
out having been reconciled to the
other.
Let her lips speak to you from
the grave, " she wrote; her lips
which you must have loved once,
and which never grew old or lost
their youths brightness-let them
plead with you to be reconciled to
her child Surely you will not turn
away from the messenger [ send-your
own grandchild"
CONCLUDED TOMORROW.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-13
DBACCO SCREWS, &C., SC.
sasssa1d Brass Castings of Ever

Sasaaaad Brass Castings Of Every
description.
ssAslsrs in Steam Guages, Gum Betting,
"a Brieks, Wrought Iron Pipes, Boiling
.8sS, &C., at Manufacturers Prices.
asa ring Done at Short Notice.
ga kmen sent to all parts to 1T mp work
"a Espatr Boilers anu Machinery.
ET All orders viii eceive our tndIVldu-
.2.sssgntiOn, and will be pro IL filled on
IN most reasonable eTuls.
87Ase and Foundery on the Cana conner
7RIa7la Street oct6-dly
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-13

Spring, 1868.
HARD WARE
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
1863

WE HAVE NOW N STORE
wv IulI line OF
Trace Chains;
Breast, Log, and Halter
Chains;
ShOveIs and Spades;
&. ;. Planters Hoes;
Garden Hoes and Rakes;
sPading and Manure FOrksy
Table and Pocket CutIerys
Cotton and Wool Cards;
Belmont Nails;
GrindstOnes;
Builders Hardware;
oIechRnics' Tools;
Mill and CrOss-cut Saws, &c.
All at lowe m7rket rates.
Orders promptly dlled.
Terms cash.
FRED. P. STRAUB 4 ~,
Successors to Jacob straub a SOM
No. "A MAIN STREET.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-18
1.-THE WHITE FA WN."
Its First Representative 4. this city

hspreSbAthttOA In Hhtn
The White Fam. which was produced at the
Chestnut Street Theatre last evening, for
The first time. is an anomaly. If there
were not so much of the spectacular, 1t might
be classed as an opera 6OuGe, and If both song
and spectacle were eliminated, 1t would pass
very well for broad farce. AS 1t is
classification is impossible; and we are forced
to unite with the management in styling 1t a
grand spectacular and operate extravaganza
1t has plot which, we are told, is borrowed
from famous French model known as La
Biche au Bots. This plot Is of the amphibious
order, and partakes in It's most essential fea-
lures of the characteristics of the Ndidd Queen
and Cinderella, on which have been rung sue
cessively the changes of The Black Crook and
CendrtLon Ridiculous old mortals like
"Klng DIngdong," and sentimental young
mort ais like 1.-The Prince Leander," have been
rendered familiar TO the public in varying
phases OF their fortunes; while there is nothing
OF novelty in fairy queens whose realms are
located in out. of-the way places beneath the
surface OF the earth and water. Yet the plot has
many novel features and as 1t is very perplexing
to the beholder, whose fancy is somewhat upset
by the gorgeousness OF spectacle and ballet, we
give its outline for the benefit OF those who
puzzled their bewildered brains in vain las
night, or may be disposed to do 30 in the
! Iuture.
10 DeelnI Iuen' Jnere Is prologue III WHICH
is first presented the exterior of old "Dlng.
dong's" palace. The name of this MAZE per
sonage is fully expressive of his character and
functions. From every point Of his variegated
robe Is suspended q tinkling bell, and when he
straightens his well-rounded form and throws
his scarlet mantle about his shoulders in mock
heroic style. the ear is saluted with rush OF
tinkling music. Like kings Of fact and fancy be-
fore him, old "Dingdong' has daughter born
unto him, and wishing to intuse her Ii 70 with a
| SAVIOR of romance, he invites the fairies round
about to the baptismal rites. "Aqullina,"
the watery sovereign of an enchanted
lake, Is overlooked, and being of an
exacting turn OF mind, she suddenly starts
up and creates little constern alton by assert
ing that, If the new born princess is suffered to
gaze upon the light of day before her sixteenth
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-18
ENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA TUESDAY AUGUST 49, 1853

MAeAzINEs.-"Lippinco for September, is
the best OF several numbers. 1t contains oontr'-
button by "Dallas Galbralth," poem, "Sorren
to-" by Bayard Taylor, and a number OF plef-
sanity written sketches. II is lighter than its
predecessors and exceedingly readable Duffleld
Ashmead sends us "Putnsm's" for next month.
1t has two articles of real merlt-"French News.
papers," and Louis XVII aud Eleazer vii.
lisms," growing out Of the old question OF
"Have we Bourbon among us?" 1t is fully
up to the high standard maintained by that
periodical.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-18
The Turf.

THE racing season is over in England and New
York, under the distinguished patronage of
the blackleg Marquis of Hastings on the one
hand, and the no less brilliant auspices OF Mr..
August Belmont on the other. And we must
confess that if no means can be found for i'm
proving the morality of the turf in both cOun-
tries, as we'll as restoring racing to its legiu-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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NoTGCE-To the holders OF bonds Of the PHILA-
DELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD COM.
PANY due April !, 1870
The Company ofer 20 exchange any Of these bonds,
Of t0U0 each, at any time before the (st rst day
October next ct par for bond OF equal
amount bearing seven per ceI t, intere t. clear OF
United States and State taxes. having twenty five
vears to run.
The bonds not surrendoie ed on or before the lst Of
October next will be paid ct Aturty, In accordance
with their tenor. S. FADFORD,
e2StO1 Treasurer
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-18

DATBNT D.-PANTS SECURED AND
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-04
THE ALpERMASIc DEAp-LocK.-rne Or

HE ALDERMANIC DEAD-LoCK-The pro-
ceedings given elsewhere, show that the same
lmpTactcable spirit prevails in the Aldermen's
Chamber; and the prospect of n settlement of
the difficulties between the contendi ng parties
seems more distant thaR ever. This state of
things is the more unpalatable from the fact
that 1t was confidently expected that a COM
promise or arrangement woul be- effected last
night, satisfactory 10 fair men of both mar.
ties. IL was known that parties on each side
had been laboring to effect such a result, and
there seemed 10 he no reason 10 doubt that IL
could be adopted If brought forward, but from
some cause it seems 10 have fallen through az
the last moment. So the usual turbulent per-
formances Of personal alteration, gayel-
snatching, table-pounding, cross firing, aud
all the rest Of the disgraceful proceedings we've
re-enacted. II is hard to say which side of
the chamber showed the worst temper last
Hight-the Conservatives in their noisy
ehdrirdri, or the Republicans in pro-
claiming Through Mr.. ]. +. Cook that no
concession or compromise should be made.
From the nature OF the Aldermanic .sSitua-
ton, the parties being equally divided. there
must be mutual yielding aud CONCESSION If they
are to get along together at all. Mr. Cook
should not have been allowed by his side 10
Commit them, unrebuked, to the untenabIe
position beiore the community, of refusing to
make any concession whatever. Neither
should the other side OF the Chamber allow
themselves To be put in the ridiculous attitude
OF essayirg 70 maintain their position by the
Chinese war tactics of eon cheating and Yell
Ing.
We believe that two or three sensible men O.,
each side could get together and sestl. the
MISTER IN ten minnIes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-04

The American Association for the ad vance,
ment of Science meets in Chicago during the
coming week, its session commencing on
Wednesday. The Association was organized
in 1873, and has held sixteen meetings in as
many different cities of the United States and
Canada After the Newport meeting OF 1860
no meeting was held until 1.66, when the As
ISOLATION again came together in Buffalo. The
sixteenth meeungi in 1861, was held in Bur-
hngton, Vermont Since the war, however,
there has been a considerable falling of in the
attendance.