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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-10-16
DIED.

p NUIcrs n doAIfs, ID txcseoIHk HS HHess ns<Ftss
free above that number, NJ regular advertising rAtss'
In this city, oct II, Orlando, soa q BENJAMIN BdiEss
agei 70 years
In Lyman, Oct I, of scarietha, Emma asci ls ami
Oct g. Deborah y, children q Danid anil Olive Drvvs.
"IIe givrth his beloved slesp."
In Lyman, Oct. s. Mt-- Anna }. Macon. aerd n yess
anil months Western Tapsss pess. coy
In I<bsnoG, Oct. 6, Capt Joseph wpk, asrd q yn.
In Great Fals, n. IT,, Oct I, 0eaganna, daughter Of
Hugh Stanley, aged IL year., 10 mouths and n days.
In Rochester, n. H., Ort I, MlsA MAunia Trhtstb,
sgci CD years.
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Lee tells MS 10 b Seymour man. Wen.
Seymour vss Lee man during tie war
honors ere easy. ga .'e'-''
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Major-Gen. Edward M. McCook Of Ohio, .
brave and gallant officer during the Wal, and
now United States Minister 10 the Sandwich Is
lands, In letter dated Honolulu, August 20.
to Senator Comes, writes - follows:
uThe news Of the Democratic nominations has arrived
and think thsy are radically wesk-the very weakest
conblnation that could have been made the War Demo-
eis WONT vote for Seymour, becauss hs was Copper
head and the Copperheads WON'T vote r Ban, because
he wore blue instead Of cray unlform. Much 10 my
disgust saw that cousin q milne, George w. heCook
had proposed the name Of Seymour 10 The Convention
the man who would drive The Radical cahal u Washing
ton from power ke, 10. I an soery cannot Be Of
home this Ra on Georges account, he somewhat pow
crful on the stump 10 Ohio and would like 70 follow him
around and neutrss the effect Of hs rhetoric, By stating
the isct that he ID tie only Of eH As sos who sup
port. seymour and Biair and The ONLY male MEMBER Of
hs Jamiig not IN tie Union amy da1Sg fhs tcdr.
should thnk the spirits Of his dead ather and bothe
who laid down their lives In deinse oil Union, would
haunt him with continual repcoaches. think this .
pretty fair illustration Of The way things win goat the
election: the solenw win vote q they shof-against the
Rebels. and Coppetheads win be Democrats su, a. they
always have BEEN"
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT
September Term--.1S0S.
CUTTING, j.. PRnIpIxa.
HANpEy FAIRyIELD, Clerk.
RCHARD II. GopINo. Sheriff.
AsxEa MITCHELL Crier.

| Rer;srpin r Colevp.n Kennehunkporf
/ -. n..a-,. a..
/ 60, 49,,
crs-,."r c.. wsm.
ca.., T''",,... 49,,
-, u,
spu '" w., ,.
oamaei nui, "uA"o'
'onn Low oasP'e'su.
Na'nahiei raker' hnio''
Aiired u. fren''s'' Saco'
benjamin +. Rogers iork'
Nathaniel Smith, Dayton.
Horace p. Weber, Kennebunk
The traverse Juries were organised as follows
FIRST Traverse JURY.
James Aver, FSreman Newfeld.
John II. Durham, Biddeford.
Stephen 8. Cook, Shaplieh.
Henery s. Cole, Kittery.
Samuel Dunn, Buxton.
James M. Easfman' Parsonsneld.
feman IL "o".n' ner~0S.
Albert Goodwin south Berwick.
spu - NV nun 80 ~ D.
Wilhelm i'~n' t'''" De' "
'' ,.N' A ~
,oau . ,,,m w., '
ysn I,s.. c.,
so"" - .o' ~,
I.,.m;.h M.T,,;,s yo,s
sv,,,.,., Mou,,on. Elliot.
william g. Moulton, Hollis.
Bradford Russell. Alfred.
Charles H. Staples, Limerick,
Freeman Strout, Limington.
Rufus A. Smith, Dayton.
Charles Trip, Ksunebunk.
No. 5l2. Charles II. Miles Libelt vs..
Margaret A. Miles libel for divorce. cause de-
sertion and druskeness. Divorce decrsed.
Burbank for lbelt.
No. 1865. Abigail Littledeld W. Jededish
Perkins & III, action Of trespass guare elassum.
Defence title in def. This was controversy
as to dividing line. Adjusted by parties after
testimony was out
Kimball. Jones. Trip, Drew.
No. 2l7. Major Smith, VI. william C.
Brooks. action Of assumpsit to recover S67
loaned to def. while in the U. 8. service-de-
fence payment, verdict for plf Damage, $751;
65.
Kimbsll, Macarthur. Smith.
No. 10. Benjamin F. Hamilton VI. City
Of Biddeford, action to recover value Of horse
injured by stepping upon rolling stone in the
hiehway-Dsfsnce, that the defect was not
made a defect a 10 render the CITY liable-Ver-
die, for Milf damages. $40.
SIX RF Hamilton.
| McKcnnev. CITY solioitor.
Hov,r, 4 Cleay..
Grand Jurv came In Saturday Tho 18th.
and returned the following indictments:
s,.,. :, ch.,,s. R.vroid. l,,c.nv
Lorins Goodwin illegal voting.
Alfred =. McKenney. cheating. 1
.. Jobn n H.n,;no. i,r.nv.
and v.r. excused from further attendance At
,h,, term
ch.,,..p R.vno,d. va. ,rro,vnos Mead
-, n,. - $500, A. ,~o vs.r. IN N. s,,,..
pr;.on
No a,s Rum.rv VI, Ipbb,. Of school dis
,,;c, No "a HoIIi.
Action a, ..,umr,,, n rcco,.r far services In
h,,,d;r, , .choo, hon.c-D.fsn,e COMMITTEES
g, h,,,,a;,. .,a .,n.,d,J mon. mo,.v ma,
,u,bori,eley.r,ic, for p,t s17o 80 DANA
res.
Bradbury A Draw. Eastman 4 Son.
No. ass. Helen A. Fo,,icr Lib.l,. =. Juli.
A. Goodwin, Libel for divorce. Cause. adultery.
Divorce decreed.
Oakes.
No. sls. Sarah Kicker Libslt vs.. Thomas
Kicker for divorce. Divorce decrsed.
Drew 4 Kimball, Low.
No. 25s. Nathaniel F. Lord W. Miranda
D. whitney, sdmx. Action Of assumpsit to re-
cover Sl0S paid by pll 10 q. q. Addition BY
request Of deus in..s..... Defence. tia. .c.i on
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Gen. Alcorn Of Missidpi, Confederate OH
ccr Of distinction, who is now supporting Gran
and COlfax, said, in speech at Helena, Ar


lie did NOT hin,sef claim 10 be Radical but when h
laid down the Confederate Gag he never Intended 10 ha
Il again. a. do who rsked nothing In the war; lie
asserted that there seemed 10 be 10 corrupt
the youth that the schools isered bitterness and kept
alive dsioyay by allowing and permitting the Confeder'
ate Dag 10 be displayed before the doors and In the schools
that d was boldly carried In procession Ut fnars Point
Mississippi and that the Union hag was stoned that oil
these things indicated thai the objects Of war were not
entirely given up lie In favor Of the election Of Gen
Grant, he stood between the insane wrath ct Pes-
dent johnson and the Southern people, lie could not &C.
oept the Democratic policy, because would mPerl the
whole country and spread ruin over the South.
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Farm FOR SALE

Situated IN BUXTON. on the Old cosnv hssd.
R.,d Farm oopts ips thirty -fosr scrcs. mostly iad
Az a. v,sss' vith story and half hcass win an
Z. and harm, and vocdah.d eosnscGio ma ,.,u.
The arm vii b sold ss bargain saa ''"s
easy; Apply" JAMES sWEETsIR, SAGE.
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n Dsooerstis Majority ih Connecticut last
sprihs vas l7eA; nov ths returns indicate that
he RSp.s,saa.s have carried TIE ssAis By 81
est 5000 najsriy. '''' -1i rro. '7ri
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The Utica Herald, published at the home o
Horatio Seymour, details his conduct towards
tho soldiers Of that vicinity, and closes |. FOL

ave bclevo we state fact when We say that Ne never
contributed cent toward defayng The expenses Of any Of
the Eve regiments which vent forth frcm his own county,
and that be never was ocaly connected with any move
ments OF preparations for her reception, did he even
eountenanoe such proceedings BY his presencs This The
WAY he saw our regimeuts 20 fcrth and s Is The way
he us-d hs ocial privilege 10 thank them on their re-
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OLD R.fZORS GROUND
DisTRicT COURT OF TIE UNITED srlTEs

n, a, impovsd plan. and warranted By a. A.
WIsOOHG, Ne s. Free Street, Saoo. S30
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Hose, Early Sebec, Early Goodrich, Harrison,
Calico, Gleason, Garrett, Cusco &C.. Plow
your ground and rplov Il harrow until the
soil isthOrOaghly pul,eri,si |; pay. II Necessary.
fifteen dollars . peck for vigorous seeiling pota-
toes don'tp put over three or four eyes In .
hll-never more than one potato (the moro you
put In for ssci the more in number you may,
perhaps, get, but you win lose in quality and
wcight) II you buy dressing let Il be, ordinarily
supcrphoephate or bone, because Il 10 better han
died. and. unless your ground Is worn out, viii
aid the growth Of your crops s well Is rotten
manure. and the experience Of practical mer
shows that you viii treble your crops at leo
cost and prevent rot.
Jere Tucker and George Dearborn each pre-
sentei some magnificent onions enough to MAKE
aman weep to look at 'em (the Onions), and sOmt
spanking great turnips and carrots Mr.
Fisks calculates that he beats ordinary hlks In
raising cabbage heads; his was . large sissd
one but not the only one We saw In the Hall. j.
q. psnnsts. Ike Mr.. IIul,y, has turned biz
attention to sssiling potatoes, and bad seven
varieties. Thomas Day, cavss and oabb.gu;
Amsa L. Aver, squashs sndtrscs corn. John
Hansoom, squashss and puniin.. Joseph E.ch-
els has tire squashss nom one sci. the larss.,
Of which weighs l6S Ia. but Enoeh Smith soss
slhs. better. and quaahs he ether man sy o.
y small majority. however. James II. Rob.
bins. garden vegetables and trsoe corn; John p
Davis. ditto. Mr.. Davis has the largest variety
and Mr.. varpey the next largest. John TacA
hes soms nice specimens Of South Americas
Pstasosa rrscs corn, BY Mesrs Tick. Per
kins. Milhksn, Garry. Dearborn. Muliiksa,
Davis. GO~a. Locke. and Lotrse. Mr.. 9. @.
Knox. had snail tree Of dwarf corn.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-10-16

List Of Patents Issued to Maine inventors. and
bearing date Of Oct. 18th. reported for the w.
ION AND JOURNAL by VIM. H. Clifford, Solicitor
ofPatents, Solt Congress st. Portland, Me.
n. L.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08
mrs SsOryEs CORRESPOND.
ENCE. ,e~

pes MoixEs, FEB. ttp, ic"o.
Enron DisocRAr the Hcuse snocei'
,n,s .or tho Senate bill rsiMbursing Appa-
l,,o.. .,,d other ccunties for money stolen
s,,,.: .or.ixa ssa Holiness vent idee
~ s.s,l, this A. M, and W bot eSh:s
sn,,ed Is. The Senate has bssa- ~ d.t
dI.c5sbS Ga Bkishal5siM ,FAf@ bat
s.,irred tho .Ioysi Asass' ~ ~ ssssrmost
depths by,spp'ins &S14 MUlA q!
Il: bil! 50 as to shos that Abs t~osey, in
.,.,a Of being ''niisapprop.iated," .wps
...mb,,u,.d,' Senator Richafds made =
mos. powerful and ,susting speech. IN
which s.on. ~as gibSstsd and held up to
the scorn from which any suosas of'fad1'7 y
-, .wh;,ev..s vii fail to shield. The effect
II Richards speech was apparent in re-
mark heard rcdicsl Senator MAKE. WIN
sach tremor as agitatss one wno mse,s :
Ghost, he, sai,, Il reJeioe am no' o"'
stone .S,As
vas buiit on Ire fattefing showing OF the
biennial messsge, 10 s!rsady csunonne
swav under the pressure Of these SS4, ,0V0
din. into the treasury to make gocd radicsi
,bslts and .mis-appropriations." Keeping
stsadily in view the fact that the State is in
debt and paying interest upon $3oo,oOo:
and that this winters appropriations VIII
,nortoaes the State revenue for the next
t.n ysars, the couleur de rose Of the financial
,tstensnt fades out. - EC.lHG
Fninopt lobbyists and the stern. states
,sen Of the s~o houses, lest nigh, Atspeft.
- !, ahe h;larities Of the "Third Houss.'A
rne eting was held in this court h6uss.
Ths ;nanyuration Of Gov. Baker, late sAd-.
|. ~, ant General. and the delivery u his Ia.
;m;tab!y witty address. Grippeu didIve hn
dnt, - iremsn. and Gen. Willisuseo tela1ed
I.mpers With aiaVfity, and Q Conner sefysd
a. messenger The grave question OF non-
tariffs on the atfeee Inllwsy
VAS considerei at great length, and The &c
sumption or ito lend grant Mas threatened.
Resolutions TO encourage the grOWth OF
! cabbage TO an extent MADE necessary oy
the use made of u BY the Pnsldsnt OF the
| State Agricultural Society 20 dam she
Dss n Moines fitsf and for many .oyherpee-
poses, special and general. The meeting
produeed much fun, ard j. bestes. Ahss ,ab
| realized $40 for poor, blind Dixon.
| the special osder in the Hosssihse atles-
noon vas she grammatical d@1ing q Ptesl-
Aent Johnson aud the nomination Of Grant.
Tbs discussi on VA net ysfy warmly enkef,,
ID into ~ the majority. Rsmsey gavs
Jehnson . se9ssg .hst y. stflg hH < RI ,ie
slab Of the molten image, whatever thatis,
which HAYDEN wanted him rdssecrated."
The resolsdcn finally peseds by Z Assy
t0te. s.aa,ei ..t.i :.
| The Senate having pssssdths O.. r. l. 4
P. Ksilroad bill, il Was rendered in, III
House this afternoon and the attempt was
made to postpone it until the lat Of March,
Sunday which did not prevail Pending
The discussion of the time to which the bill
should be postponed, the House adjourn
cd. Parties are here urging that the bill
do not pass, and its fate in the Hease Is
uncertain. CuEMoco.
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DEs MolNss. February lib, rs


EDlroR DSAocRAr The morning has
been passed in discussion - to when We
shall consider the all absorbing G. R. ]. L
P. bill Murrv, Ripley, Craig and Lambert
appealed for delay, we're averse to tbs pas
sage Of ths bill McNutt. hrkes. Kassdge
and others, advocated its Immediate con-
side.a,ion. The latter policy prevailed, and
before closing | will eive you the result Il
lrSohsSf 1 Jau bono pen tkdf1@ * tn
promne nt tiinfictefs ef the Assaihy .dnS, !,
whAc the weary moments are passing away
in . noisy discussion on the desire Of the
gentlemen's constituspts, to bave the G.. r.
!. / p road bufl. past every hofnestesd Be-
tween here and Council Bluffs, I'll paine.
The "Wsys and Mesns'' lathe leading
committee Of the House, and its chairman,
Mr.. Wilcox, Of Buchanan, is very properly
leading member He is 4 native Of Cou-'
necticut, ~ years old, married and chris.
lien, call, bald and bearded, husinesslike.i
benign in expression, and attentive to the
interests Of the State, which are 30 largely
In the hands of his committee. He seldom
SAYS anything upon questions political, and
when he occupies the attention Of the
ly made, and his views are always adopted
The next committee in Importance 10 the
judiciary y-the lawyers committee, y
whereof Judge A. r. Cotton, OF Clinton, is
chairman. He 10 profound lawyer, with
long bench and bar experience, a gentleman
Of courtly and suavc manners and address.
He is reported probable candidate of his
party in the 2nd District for Congress- ard
bis difference with majority Of his party
upon the license law mstter is said to be
feferable to such probable candidacy. Like
Wilcox, Judge Cotton is bald. While on
bald heads may say there are fifteen Of
them in the House, and nary wig
.McNutt, Of Muscatine, 10 70 active mem !
bsr Of the body. Always ready 70 talk in ;
teligently and violently upon ANYTHING be-
fore the house be 10 combative and ,res0T'
for "ruction" with anybody, tue 10 his
Celtic blood. McC. WAS formerly IN earn
est democrat, and swung ready quill for
five years on the columns of tho Dubuque
Hetad. being succeeded on THAT journal by
Dennis Mahonsy. Democracy bsing quite
''beared" out of market, Nc. sola on his
ltock therein and sought prafsrmnent and
bffice from the radicals, whs bestowed them
literally upon Rim. this bti0s Ms third
eerm in the Legislature. When hs starts to
run mud. IL 10 the .sgnsl lss sa.pen-
son Of writing and chat in the Houee, for
u thete h anJthingsr the msetss OF Hs
speech TO merit attention, Bis m6nNSt 4
amusing, AZ fines highly dramaiic, and,
hgsin, painfully tragic. ..ssi airs =, All
Another charactsr i The Hon. msatef
from Ma.;cn Mf Haachaen .hn ~ ky..'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08
THIRTEENTH YEARsmTa1 2hdgRnDAyEEPokI IOWA sATURpAs
-oomp,im AIRY nen,a, to yrvs. 1ands sr

h rCompiim en- AIRY Benias to Mvs. Lamdsr
Mas. T. ". LANDER.
. Dear lK97fAs fd token Of our appr' &
alton Of your Gre .aient as On ac,rese, and
true regard for your estimable private lie,
the upaersigyea beg leave 10 tepdeI yod
a eodipAneAsSny benefit, at the Brsas
Opera House, on tomorrow tSaturcay)
night
|. Should you ~ plAAsed 70 accept, We trust
ITO make III testimonial worthy Of one who
SO iruthtully holds the mirror up To nature;
sns Yi.hS6 brs c4sae pr yss,SFlt ys,,.sS asS q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08

ADRIENNE LEcouvKEuR.-Mrs. Lander 8
pcrsonatien Of this difficult character lasl
evening added fresh laurels TO her already
brilliant reputation. With well conceived
idea Of the character, she entered into it's
portrayal With fegtor and passion, making
sAc play at times thrillingly interesting
The acting Of Mr.. Coggswel, in the role Of
Nichenet, deserves especial mention. He
sustained his part admirably we'll, keeping
Up the intsssst 10 Jhs end. NE. Taylor. IS
tho Count Maurice. was too passive-did
un4 infuse enough life int bis acting. He
did not seem to enter into his part With the
warmth and feeling il deserved. Mr..
fenno. as THO Duke, did well. Taken a. a
whole tho performance was very good, but
inferior 70 either Elizabeth" or MARY
| Stuart" ~ 80.
This evening Mrs. Lander has been ten.
4ered and accepted conplimsntary bens-
u, when sho will appear in her celebrated
character of "Me lea" Let her have q
fousing house. She richly deserves it,
This viii he the last opportunity to witness
Der acting in this oi,y-perhaps for many
years to come.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08

S1REEs RAILwAr--Ths good people Of
Rock Island are moving little ID the mat
ter of . street railway. A meeting on the
subject wss held 10 that city yestsrdsy a.
terncon. sud eemmitsss Ofthsve sppeinted
10 rspost to ha esuneil hext, rns.dsv sye-
nine isoett s%s.sN sslrs = @r'H
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08

n TowEssir CDsvassIoE ~ b y net forget
ten that the Davenport Dsmecsatsc Town
ship Cenyeatisn takes place teie svspiugs u
half past seven 0 clock, At the City Hall,
for the Ipgpese II selecting dslseatss 70 ~
County Convention, 70 he hold st the Court
House on the 18th inst. Let the attepdr
ance be full <Frrs@ II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08

/ CLofhiSc, CLOTHING. = Look "a 'vcr,
wardrobes; some article Of apparel need.
rsplsdne ed q San Pefrse !, The, plsce
to gu IL cheap. He keeps AJr6 ljat he
best in quality, Of Ahs most exc,llent make
and khA latest faahisns. Suits readv.mads
~ msds 10 order i0snt'1 tur6iJRis4 ~ 4,
and everything in shs uWvhaat, tsilorioe :
line can be had q Ne. 45 Brad etfest. Be
suis:a :and stss. Perry . esil. ,IEl;eT..
- s.re a.a Ceal e.. M-..
wINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP a.
ctuAsA srtssNAes having IN "a sRah
Of Curtis 4 Perkins' on the outside
wrapper. sthsrs are bass iaitasions.-
Sold BY ~ Druggists shreuehous the world.
Price 35 cents . bottle. '''i' .'"F''' .4.s
W8ccPrNo CouGH on Caour. hoveve, se.
we're may be elevated aud cured bv ths
use Of Madame Zadoc Porter's Curative
Balsam. .-45~
The. inssluabls medicine possesses ths
extraordinary power Of relieving immedi-
ately whooping Cough, Hcarseness, Difi-
Guilty Of breathing. Huskiness aud Tickling
in the Throat. 1t loosens the phlerm, and
will b found very agreeable to th. tasts.-
II 10 not violent remedy, but emollient-..
warming, searching and effective. Can be
taken by the oldest person or younaaak
child. NJ sAle by al Dfueeists, q IS. 30
and n -. pr bottle. a''
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GIT7K sYErM Ms


ASrs1OSSAs$ I~S.sy =
A Convention OF the Democracy Of scott
Cosutyis hereby called, to meet at the Court
House, 10 DAvsppyf. on Saturday. fyoFYAry
18th. lsss. al as;clock r -, fsr sSs phrpsn Of
ssvssteea delegates to the Democratic
Stas. Oonvsn,ion, which win b held q Des
~ 1o., q tie aeh,sfhskuskyTA.D; lat.i-
The ratio sf. rspsessststisA will b ons delssase
FOR each Township, and one delegate Tor every
.weSty vcsey elss ~ UAAs&S4aSs ~ 0ovs.
nor, and one. ~ every 1sscssss over ~ votes.
The dslASSs . ofyStss sasA YSWnshH viii be tnts
tied to 10 a. follows. Dsvesport, ~; Princeton.
s; Blue lrsss. 8; Lincoln. 4, sheridan.
PRocthshsm. ~ LselSise =; Bs6A's. = c''e'
m, 2; PlsssAst vslaey, 4: wissssd.si Ldber'
ty,s; 1iekerylGrove. 9. n4gas.I b 81 :
5...,., Ny ,osder Of ths Committse-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08

Coon Now. I've lsafnn ron Dor dis
patches to-day. that Geo, \. Parker. Esq.
now in Washington, ii being urged for the
pos,ssa u A,tStj hit sssN&t oitn rrtI
ry i Is cest esuitas pn the bts bi
those making the motion, but with Con-
9ess, as u present constitused. We cannot
sntsrtais any very sanguins hopes as to .
favorable result.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08
DIR. l.. q. G.. WISHART'S
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
A CHEAT REMEDY FOR TmE
.f -tIs s5ti}t4tsf
4fHt 1N
CURE DE- TAR0OAT AND
ft ii e.
81 rsf.f FHtfH ii- f'f 4iHs taa
LUNG DISEASE. t a".~
" II fa


ttiHAis "}i -.
NF 6t r-s s4t y Msf .r..i4 II
It's vital principle u tho Hse Tree OBJ
tanned By pscui ar rsocVss 10 the dlssallAatcA
of the tar. By which the highest medice pro.
perties seretsined. ffeffff s aIIss,
10 is the only safe and relisble remedy which
hassves been prepared frsa the juice OF he
Pine Tree 81
1t I'invigorates the digestive organs. snl re-
sscres the appetite
y strengthens the dsbilitated system.
II purihcs and enriehcs tho blood, aAd s1pels
rom the system the corruption which sctofuis
breeds on the lungs.
II dissslves the mueus or phlssn which stops
the air passages of the lungs.
It's healing principle scss upon the irritatcd
surface of the lrses aud ihrcai. penesfstips to
each disersed part. relieving pain ana snbduing
inaamatioA. ia
Nstns result Of yeme OF study and experi
mont, Aedn - oasredt 70 the afflicted with the
posltsc assurance Of its power to cure II he
patiens has not too long DELAYED . rsssrt 10 II .
nsansof csue.
CAUTION.
Whereas, tsss ana designing men. reg srdle..
Of the live Of the sisk, asd wish veiw .o,.,,
10 their own pockets, are m skins and vend;ny
aspurious srticle woree thNn ussless-repre.
senting il ~ my Fiae Tree Cordiai, copying. In
some cases, nv labels and bottles, with Sigh,
variation to protect them from the law. the sub
scrieer he's been induced, as q protectisn Of The
public. to publish fee ssmiie Of his bottles .,
last patented bv the Csited Statcs 0overnnen
and hereby cantieas al persone Who vslus theil
health and life against purchasing any Of th,
many preparations offered for sale a. Tar Cor
dial. unless my maine sal Pine Tree il blovr
on the bottle OIL other. being wicked impes
ition to deceive the suffering and fleece them o
shbitnonsy regardless Of conse qsences. Il
The genuine Pine Tree Tar Cordial il u,.A.
BY = process aud Of ingredients known oplv n
myseif. which secret has never been divvlred
and any ami al persons claiming to make m,
Pise Tree Tar Cordial ere but vile impos tess.
fsf-sa No. 10 North Second strest, west side.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08

CLOAK Rsss ~ ssa OssaAs 1stss.
Those Who ako1A1 ~ a1sfea1s6 - ~
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cloaks, stsvis, ovssscssts. Stsss = - Cleah
Room, whore they will be dsly seseked 49,
taken care Of free Of charge. This 10 good
nos-, apA shosl@ ts kept up s1hl along.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08

TuH Snow SToRM to-day interferes with
the working of the wires. and we were un-
able 20 -dav to receive pur usual tclsgraphis
markets
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08
MAM aopnsx, f.sS.Y!!,1sslll {

NEssRs. DoNAHUE, FRENCH, COFFIN AND
OTHERS:
Geadsmen. Your note of the 1lh OF
February. rendering . complimentary bene.
allow me i'm reply ttt1J1lb my deep sense
Of the very flatlefiDg co2plimcnt therein
conveyed; and iu return to state that shall
be most happy to accept . courtesy so kind
ly tepderedl ,...a
With sincere appreciation of your po-
Hteneas, am, gentlemen, your grateful and
obliged friend 2! JEAN n. LANDER