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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

MISUNDERSTANDING morning, about $3.50
O'Clock, the horses attached to the franklin
hose carriage took fright and ran away from
the fire on NJ street, between Sixth and Sew
street, and when near PennsylvaniA avenue,
ran against the hack Of Isaac Smith, which was
standing In the street and broke off both front
wheels OF the hack. Ofioer Bresnan, who was
near by, succeeded In catching the horses OF
the hose carriage and turning them over to
the driver
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

DIED SuppssLY-Mrs. Elizabeth A. Kelley,
died quite suddenly Of pulmonary apoplexy
yesterday morning, She arose Apparently
well, and expired in few minutes. She leaves
two little children TO mourn her loss, Her
funeral will take place from st. Aloysius
church, at Q O'Clock this afternoon.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

CARPET BAos GoSE Up.-Yesterday morn
ing the First Ward Grant and Colfax Club
caused considerable mirth by running up their
huge pole, at the Intersection of Pennsylvh
MIA avenue and Twentieth street, a large OH
cloth carpet bag, In addition to their large
nag, In honor OF the late Republican victory
achieved throughouE the country.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

MARRIED IN THE CLERR's OFPtcR-ReV.
Mr. Finkel appeared at the clerks office on
Wednesday morning with German, attired In
a soldiers uniform, named J. i. Kraft, and a
cured marriage license, and. the parties be-
ing ready, Mi, Finkel addressed them appro-
prIately and married them on the spot, and
they left the once beaming with happiness.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

MATnIMosIAL.--Mr. WIN. N. Dalton (of
Burns 4 Col and Miss Olivia Williams, OF
South Washington, were yesterday morning,
at IL O'Clock, In the Trinity church, united In
holy wedlock by the pastor Of that church,
Rev. Mr.. Adison. The groom was attended
After receiving the Congratulations of a host
of their friends, they left on the 1880 train for
the purpose Of spending their honeymoon In
northern cline, ........'.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

CHARGE OF Sw.NDLING,-A coIoted man,
named Henry Pickney, representing himself to
be a physician, was arrested by Sergeant Mul.
10y on the charge OF Hwindling Minerva Has
kin. The accused had a hearing before Jus
tico Walter, when the evidence was such MS ia
warrant his conmittal to jail for court,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

ANOTHER FINE CATCH OF BLACK Bass
Thomson and Andrew Hancosk, paid a visit
to the vicinity Of Great Falls yesterday, and
succeeded In catching twenty beautiful black
of the bass were As large as shad, and q speci.
men can be seen at the establiahment OF Mr..
Joseph Platz, on Pennsylvania avenue. The
bass were caught In the canal at Flat Rock,
at Broad water, near the Great Falls. ..'
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

RESIGN ATOMS The following voluntary
designations have been received In the Treas.
ury Department since our last report;
Registers Ofice-Mrs. N. J. Brent, Mrs.
Nancy A. johnson, Miss Della A. Ferriss, Mrs
]. n. Cobnrn, Misc A. NJ. Cunningham, Mrs.
Mary A. Dalton, Mrs. L. s. Totrey,' Miss
Mary A. Kane.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

The FUNERAL OF MR., SAMUEL +. SAVAGE.
Yesterday morning, at 10 o'clock, the funeral
services over the remains Of Mr.. Samuel 7.
Savage took place at 81, Aloysius church,
nies were very impressive, and peculiar to the
Catholic church. The CONN was covered with
fine black cloth, with silver handles, and
one of the largest seen here for ome'time,
and the interment took place at Mount Oiiyet
cemetery.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

AN UoLY FALL.-At about 1880 O'Clock last
evening, as Mr.. J. p. Weston, collector for 5.
p. Brown, esq, wood and coal dealer, was
walking along Ninth street, just above the
Avenue, he suddenly fell over Into the gutter
and cut tho back OF his head quite severely on
the stones. He was taken Into DR.. Nairn's
drug store by Lieutenant Skippon, Sergean
Stuard and Oficer Auldridge, where he was
kindly cared for until Dr. VIM. p. Young ar.
rived, and his head was dressed He was then
boards.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

A NovEL BkT ON rms ELrcTfos,-Two
young men Of this 5stty made q bet on the
Presidential election of the following charac.
with the American nag sinscribsd with the
names OF the sueocssful candidates In one
hand and bouquct IN the other, and be drawn
BY the loser down Penny yania avenue. The
O'Clock, 4. m, at, which hour the Seymour
man, habited in q red shirt, 10 TO "hauI" the
Grant man from wiilsrd's to the Capitol.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

FREEDMEN's BuREAU.-The functions OF the
oiicer In charge of the Freedmen's Bureau for
the District OF Columbia ceased on Saturday
night, at Il o'clock, by the terms Of War De-
partment order, disseminating the power OF
the bureau in the cities OF Washington, George
town and adjacent country. The educationa
interests of the freedmen will be cared for as
usual for several months to come by Gen.
&C., from the bureau will not be continued
after this date. This is but the initiative step
of similar action throughout the entire South.
where, as In Washington, the civil authorities
to black and white.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

fire was discovered Issuing from the roof Of q
frame house on L street. between Second and
Third streets, belonging to John 7. Holrayd.
from box 10, but 1t would not work, A num-
Der of buckets of water were thrown upon the
roof, aud the fire was soon eXtinguishGd, with
trlnlng loss,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

GRAND CoNoERT-Lsst night, Carroll Hall
was well filled with a fashionable audience
st. Joseph's Male Orphan Asylum. Tho pro-
gramme was replete with gems from popular
authors, and the aTtistes acquitted themselves
with great credit, and several OF them required
TO appear before the curtain as many as three
times on an encore. Madame Kretschmar and
Misses Cannon and Benkert appeared, how.
ever, to be the favorites, but as above stated
credit.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-09
Admins traitors NOiice.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons indcLt.
ed to the estate Of Capt. George EPiing, deceased
all pcr.ons having tlcmnnds against snid estate
will render them IN properly a'tcstcd on Or be.
fore the tenth day Of December next
&. 3 SIECi, Administrator.
Nov J. 4f A..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-09
A Card.

Circumstances beyond my control have
caused the suspension of the Charleston
Mercury. But tho public should not be led
to the conclusion that the paper is extinct.
Measures are afoot for issuing II again on
substantial bnsis and 1t is expected to put
it forth In style chat will satisfy every re.
quirement Of first-class Southern news.
paper. Il. b. RHETT, Jr.,
Proprietor Of Tho MerourS.
Dec. . 40 2t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-09
Notice.

All persons indebted to the Estate Of
Capt. W. p. Crotncr, are requested to
come forward and make payment by
the 1St day Of January next, or they
will find their notes aud accounts in the
hands OF an Attorney for collection.
II. II. CROMER. Adm'x.
Nov. 10th 1868 ct.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-09
l, +, ~ ~ Yp.UPONT's :
1GU IN row DER.

Would tnvitc the attention Of dealcrs to
my Large and Well Assorted stock Of Pow.
der, consisting ofsRifl8 IIFg, in kegs, half
r. and quarter kegs also. in one, pound aud
- DeSr HF, III kegs, half add quarter kegs
i nalst iii one pound and half pound cantstors
'~'r Eagle sporting and Rifle. ff ct pound kegs.
4, ono potnt and halfpound canisters.
}, Hya pound aud ono pound cauistorB.
w. !, Blasting powder, in twenty-five pound
.: sportiug, Mining and Shipping powder of
Il SVSry vftlety. manufactured ut tho cclebra>
Is ted Hills Of e. EJ.-i Dupont .DeNemonts Co.,
= s.GWilmington,4 Delaware, whose reputation
fohas stood dunrlyalled' for slxty.eight yours.
sao Il am prepared to fill al orders, eitllor Ro>
sGw,"s sss SSrs %Srs discount
=. =, j. N. ROBSON, Agent,
e. Nos. 1&2 Atlantic Wharf, Charlcston,S. 9.
1r' Dec. 8 80 '3m.:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-09
Male Academy.

The undersigned will commence his
School on MONDAY, the 10Th inst.
Terms per month, payable in advance.
Reading, writing aud Arithmetic, $3.50
Ordinary EngIiSh tncludinG ;hc
abov",) Mo'lrrn Geography, Englis!
Grammar, History, &c. $50
Higher English Mathematics and
Ancient Languages, 4 80
No Incidental Fees.
An opportunity will he afforded to Study
Modern Languages and bookkeeping.
a. y. PIFER
Nov. II &c If.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-09
WallCed.

want man to take the Agency for
rope and America win tic 4 900 county
coiorcd map Of the United States on The
back, issued to>dny. and needed by every
famiy, school and library IN the land, with
patent rcvcrsers, by which either map can
bc thrown front. Each map is G2x64 inches
large, with ribbon binding and douhle,taccd
rollers; cost 500 600 and three years labor.
Price SIS. worth $50. a small capital will do
to start with. $40 copy can be got for
these great maps. Send Tor circular, terms,
&c. Twenty new maps under way. }. r.
LLOYD, (P. O. Box 1927 ATLANTA GEOR
GIA.
Nov &c 48 I'm.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-09
Notice..

The person who buried child lately, on
Gen. Garlineton's lot in Roscmont Gene.
terry il requested to remove the body. If
not removed soon it. will hc, by order Of the
Trustees. a. G. DARLINGTON.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-01
CHAPTER 81.

An ACT to amend the Act pssssahv
4 the Twelfth General Assembly f
tho State of Iowa. entitled San
II act establishing Circuit mud ger-
&c crai term court, aud to lefus the
powers and jurisdiction thereof
SEeAl Be it enacted by IT.,
General ASSEMBLY Of the State "f
Iowa. That the Act Of the Twelfth
General Assembly, entitled ..an act
es:s blishing Circuit and General
Term Courts. and to define thr
fswerss :and ,jurisdietion thereof.
bsiana ths sans is hereby snended
% 40 TO read ,as 6ollows: The counties
Of Lee end i Hsary in the First
judicial District, shall compose the
frst circuit therein; tho counties *
'Des Moines and Lsuisa, in. said
.Ju'icial District. shall cc,npehc the
second circuit thsseiu. haate
SEo 2. This Act shall take effect
on the 6rst Mondsy of Jsnuary, a.
D.. 1860, except % mush thsreof
- provides for thsselcction Ut uiseu;t
judges, snd fixing the tims for
holding the i,cait e,urts, which
shall take effect as provided by sec.
25. Of the Rsvisioas of 1860.
W Approved April !. lssS.7 t
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-01
CHAPTER lA.

An Act TO Provide TOR the Cumpsn.
sation u Clerks Of tho district and
Circuit court, and to allow ths
Deputy clerk 10 act ~ clerk Of
the circuit court.
SEQ l.. Be it enacted by t.,
General Assembly Of the State of
Iowa, that the clerk Of the, districs
court shall receive such compeass.
ton for his services in probate
nattsrs 10 the circuit. court a tho
board Of supervisors may sllow.
whirh eomponsa tion shall be in ad-
dition to the foes and amount now
allowed by law to said clerk. to 10
paid out Of the money collected by
him fer probate business. -
Sac 2. The clsrk Of ths district
court shall while acting -. elssk cf
the cireuit fessrt. be knows and
aesigpated -. Clerk Of the Ciscuis
Court" and in AL certificates snL
recordA relating 20 said court, pigne.i
BY him. he shall [be 20 designatc
Cdl. The ldsputy-of the olssx
Of the district court may pSrfnrn,
any Of the dasies required ~ tie
clerk Of the. district court to b..
performed 10 and for said scircuis
court. aud may isign aik ecrtifcstt >
snd records thereof. in the SAN,
MA nner and With the ssme force and
effect. as the clerk .; III. d.. let
court.
! Approved April I. 1855.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-01

tssot.I + Ytl Z E.if NIT
The couaties of Madison, A,isir,
Cass, Audubon, Green and 0uthsi"
shall constitute tbe sesosd cir:ui.
in said district.
The ceustiss Of Wsshingtor, Je.-
ferson. Keokuk aud Poweshisk, shall
constitute the first circuit in &he
sistb Judicial districtss aqssE
The counties Of Mahaska. Marion.
and Jasper, shall constitute the ss>.
ond Ill euit IN said distriet.
The countiss Of Scott and Muscs-
tin: shah constitute the 6rst circuit
in ths sevssth jadicisl district.
The counties Of Clinton and jack
shall constitute The second sircui;
in said district. = za$
The .. u,ties of Bentou, Tans,
Iowa and johnson shall constitute
the 6rss circuit in the eighth judi.
ial district. gH Y-YaEET
The counties Of Cedar, Linn and
Jones, shall constitute the second
circuit in said district.
The counties of Dubuque and
Delawa shall co1stitato tho 6rst
circuit in the ninth Judicial dist rict.
THE .eountiessof Buc hanAn Dhck-
hawk1 snd Grusdy ssshalL ssnstitu:e
the second circuit therein. ssfT
81 The cosntiss Of Allamakes. Win
nssbiek and Howard shall constituto
the first circuit in tho .tsnth judic-
ial district. sd = = s.gr~a: a3T"
The counties of Clayton. EAystt~
and Chickassw, shall censtissts ,the
second ciScuit therein. .tl F"
Tnc counties Of Marshall. Story
and Boone, shan constitute the first
cir, uit Of she eleventh judicial dis
trict. E@sa. .as4 asta0ss.sua.t H.,
The counties Of Hardin, Franklin,
Hamilton, Wright and Webster,
sls.l constitute the second circuit
in said district. s3s..- -.s-safvs
10 The counties Of Bremen, Floyd
and Butler shall constitute, tho first
circuit in the twelfth judicial dis
.trict. r rsar aas,se.. 49, st..ss.e..
The counties Of Mitchell. Worth.
Winnebago. Hancock and Cerr"
Gordo shall constitute the second
circuit therein. -s~
4 10 SEc. a.. The district judge of
each judicial district shall. ON Or be-
foro the first day OF Dc, smb.r,, 1868.
designate by sn srdsrs under Ibis
hand. the times. for holding tho
terms Of the circuit court in each
circuit in his district for the year
1853, which order shall be .Alcd
with the clerk Of. tho court in each
county Of tn. circuit. And there
after each general term shall 1t the
las. term for the year 1860, and
every alternate year thereafter, ,le-
signed BY an order under their hands
the times tor holding tho terms of
each circ nit court in their district
for the two years next ensuing.
which order shall be filed with tho
al4clesks Of esch circuit. tas
SIC. Is. The circuit judges may
interchange snd hold each ether
courts .& @ haE .aaa&a4a wvtYsg
26. This Act shall take cf-
feet on the 6rst Monday of JaAua-
~. A.. D.dtlS69. except so much
thereof as provides for the election
Of circuit judges and fixing the times
for holding the circuit conrts, which
shall take effect as provided BY scc-
ticn ..5, Of the Rcvisioc of 1850.
Approved April 3D., 1865. ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-01

Of the latest fashions and best quality, IN
vits the ladies vAe wish to make good bsr-
gains to call and examine them before pur-
cha(fAG elsevhefeM xpuq BY tie
patro1Sk Gskavs Jees03 i1E past %
are determined not to be out-done In thal
future. MSssS
Custom work ny attended - and
warranted to 81 pfactioa.
We are also q y The ETNA SEW
ING MACHINE one e the best in the
woss6 - l.piljss. sssstW asA9
Don't forget, our Store u Il the Brick
Block ~ VAabaE6 1assG &l6s store.
nl7tf] Clssco April. ], 1853.
nARNELL i MYERS,
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NJ NTdrsN Tc
FOR SALE!

CHEAP for C9sh, hosss and two
ls ls;r &C., s;ss Sasssi: ssgsss!.
ously arranged for dwelling, : hne col
|aeetiba1 HSnnberHA AndA0n4i Sslls On
pr eSs sfiR|ass i|alsiss.Iaqs ..ssas isstsssnl. or
a., sd.s, - ,a~eas '!ss.sa ~. GER
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-01
Lime! Lime !!

a1H - = = JN Il ~
4 choice quality Of fresk burnt lime may
be found At Garyers, about half way, he-
t~stsE dffsstsH md Line Spsingsy II j.
! tie ntsAais.ste ksspr sappaya aeastsntly
on hand. Price reasonsble and quality
excellent.
ln4l(fss All Peresten Aug. 20 1867.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-01

VkE11EIA11 sEDWAneOS,
Wssld respectfully anAsNass thss Ae 10
ersparsd 70 give his attention 70
MAKING L REPAIRING WAGONS,
~ Crssce, Iewx, sad al. work Of his trade.
Plows coastautly On hanA sfJths best
patterns, cheap for cash. Ila
EIvB TOOrHED CCITlvATOR6, &c.
~ shop south sf the Empire House.
Cresee, APril24, 1857, l2stfJ
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sX a'sS>9A CnKrf1x e6..E : s'H'u ,s I'd
gAHzzsSsSS AsSgA1iliS sCiSaits ssana
0ensfsda 1ssiA Courts. ana 20 de-
} .yiae tbs RoWsss sad JuIisdictions
.ssmA A. - GassxaaS w - ..&E EfT&msEgs& A.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-01

aeSel1 e psstaEll y aeep1 - essstre-
plls sivy A1Ay IL kires kAea e
s.:ss s.;s2 e 81 &. IN 1s'1a'. s;3s
'.s;;;s'1s .sss s:s;'';:.,:ii !: :si...
as3E css,SS lsak 2f,i 1sssl l{sn:
For Sa2As0r.al xohaAgo.
a .ngssata al Asiw hasosa fIsIs ,scs'isor
\ iE&0u1, 1,ha4dsGlsAn& Wsn10sSA0QQeoe ef
- ieeoA fAsM1ne3e9d, il N1AhA8 g.,
IoVaT thes&l aa0stefa g. Q ,aih epn
Browos1lle.I AlaAa hapae apd lot In New
OeNn1A Howard %. Iowa.
Apply to H. A. Gee lrieh, u sAse Of
0ccaY;eA 4 Mead. Greeeo, yeva. 1Soe
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-01

HYVAE HEALINR u FOOL,
h sfa34 ia ksst ~ hn
AND HOUSE or M94CY.
Hovsrtk tkAesocjattepsR Reppets, (N fOCNG
MEN. ~ tie CRIMB BOFNOLfTCDE, and
1ls ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES
,,~hieA destroy the manly powers, gaAd cre-
ate inped imsnts t0 MARRIAGE, with sure
means Of relief. Sent il Sssled lsttSr en-
-yelop<s, ire = charge. Address, DR.. J..
SKiLLEN HOU0HrON, Howard Associ-
.stien. Philadslphia' Pa. 3S-v0
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Z :, RIRaT mSATloHAL sHASK Or
DECORAH, " lev

DECORAM, A"WYA
$50 600. CaPltan
S-iOu.S. Notes and an olAee Govern
usnt Bonds bsught and sell, alao Ceasfty
Warrants. Notes, Mortgages and other se'
urities.-DRAFTH on all points bou9ht
.:.s. :.s z s:,s &; ,ss n Il
terost.
DIAECTORS.
ALsxao Rklpfs1, So 81 Csn. .soiegas064&,
las 4. E4sYsx. .. ". AAfsSsos,
JAs. H. EAsfox, T. ". BuRDlcK,
President. Cashier.
Was June 1858.
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\ q WAGNER.

SAsseV,req -~@3 7aEi ssN
Would respectfully announce that they
have removed their !
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nEsTAURANT.
E"rrHs HoUsr' |
s~~ CRESCO, lQWAA ~
&HNvnSy U0 uDu.nnFn - fMl

Having LEASED the above house fcf a
term 81 yoars, aud having rsGtted, Hrnish.
ed and thoroughly renovated nes
IA proprietor sJlicits share 81 public
patronage. Gevd stabling attached to the
,hous<TS STSIf1s&3 SsE I3J tMu.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-01
! Mse at M0rke't,

onto Elm Street, ncariy opposite the Court
House. where thoy would be hnppy to wait
en- their friends and the public generally.
Their market will always be supplisd
with the best the country aMcrds su
Dee -. 1867 'ssssssge s-Ssf /
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13
TssI- DNN.s ELECTIONS.

To days voting will probably determine
the result Of tie Presidential election.
State elections take place to-day in Penn-
sylvan,a, Gao and indiana. As these
States go ., goes Ito November election.
Should Psnnsy lvania and Indiana 20 Dam
onatic this day. tie question is settled in
favor Of the Democracy. Should they fal
into tho hands of tho enemy, by any con-
adorable majority, then wc may coDeeds
the election Of Grant without further con-
tention. We do no, believe they will. We
believe that majority OF tho votes that are
this day droppin; into the ballot. boxes in
the Keystone aud Hoosier States belong to
the Democracy. Though not so confident
Of Ohip, yet we have strong hopes thst she
will return handsome majority in favor Of
tie u m craey. 4 few hours Al tie farther
eat Will settle those mportsnt roiuts. The
rsult We await, with the rest Of mankind,
with more than usual anxiety. twenty
four hours hence the result will, in all prob
ability. hc krcwa through all tho land,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13

r,OpuyRLY OF JAMES LOCK nosF1rAr.,
Me- Orleaes La, (es'abl,shad In lao0) and ~,
The lsst sx yesr- located IN crcAgo-the rso.t suc
crssyul er~riafst Of the age In the treatment IN u,
dlseasss q. a private naturs-can be confden.ialv
cor ~ ted A. h,s oce and rooms go RASpoirH srsYr-
trearnr,t 81 Chrcuic, Mcrcurial, syphllitic blood
And sk,n Ds.ea.ee and all Disorde Of Co ntsy.o.
Vensreal Cnar%ctsr-whch he cuSte without the nss
OF n, rcurv iodine potasea, arsenic. ary poi.,c
bet with hi. NrrrssLxaa "A positive cure foS al "a
nors and blood polsone
ORGANIC WEAkNEee. eueh - Seminal weah
ne.. Nocfural and Dfnrnal Emissions, brought on h,
Ans. Of the organ early ndeecretion, excuses, =,
Notwithstanding loss OF memory. confusion, a..
n,e.srr a,,roesa 81 vision, and often timee ipssr5
X win = d.plorable train Of other sy0ptoms-
tysased and radically erred BY invaluable me,hod
ssyir time ard expense. All diseases pecu,ia, i,
Inc sexual organs OF private character, radIcail,
and permanently area.
blood hss become psiso ned-prodicing blotches On
the face sca! watey blisteserains n the head arN
hopcs throat and noee oosso On the ljmh.
ana hoSv ,rrpfule--togethcr with A sedleaa nr..
bef Of su6hrines enectually and pesmansnliy eu,.d
Da. JArrs IL recommended BY tie psese Of X.
country bv professors OF medical colleges, ana he
the medical profession genefaly. Thcee Afflicted
should apply to him and be cured At 0nee.
Dr JAnss car be consulted. conhdentiaily, BY let,
ter, o. Box 6as, Chicago H.. enclosing STAMP n,
return auescr: or II HE ONCE and parors ne k,n
doIph strec,, corner OF Dearnborn street. frou !.
H. to gp " Ten separate rooms, and private on
trance ard exits. so that patients never come IN
eontsc, with each other. Everything private and
Ju.tnubjished. Nv Dr. James, two pamphlets a.
Sryssa.osRnEA ard SYrrilfs and both sen; 4,
sealed envelopes 10 any address, on receipt Of ten
cents Or three red postage atAmpe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13
REGENERATION.

Dsn't leave the registration of your
names 10 Others, but lie SURF lhat II is lens
yourself.
Don't imagine dat ytu can voto whether
you are registered OF not. for such is not
TIE cas-. Swearing in votes is at an end
under the prsssntlaw. and If your name is
no, duly recorded your vote will not be
received. Tho lists have been Or will b all
made out from the pol books Of last year.
II ysu have changed your place Of voting
since the last elections you must zee
that your names arc properly transferred,
or your vote is lost. On the 10Th day OF
October 60 to the place where you are to
vote and see that your uAms 10 duly re.
corded.
lfyou s,e naturalizsd voter take Jour
papers sl,ng with you, and see that your
name u rcgistersd in accordance herewith.
Attend TO this matter punctually.