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New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
ADMITTLNG NEW STATES.

The N. J.. World never tires of reiterating
lis wonder Mt the fact that Arkansas and the
other recOnstructing States can be required and
Iermitted TO vote upon an amendment to the
Constitution of the United States while as yet
they are ont of the Union, and as q condition
precedent TO their admission intt the Union.
We believe the Constitution of the United
States was first voted upQa by States not in
the Union, and that they only came into the
Union by means o. the votes which they had
given for the Constitution while as yet they
were out Of The Union; the provision of the
Constitution being that "t the ratification of the
conventions of nine States shall be sufficient
'fOr the establishment of this Constitution
between the States so Tatifying tho same"
If the whole Constitution can be voted upon
by q State out of the Union, as a condition Of
getting into the Union. how much more an
amendment Moreover, the Constitution author
izes Congress to permit not only the legislatures
but a convention of a State to ratify an amend
ment to the Constitution; and whether the
Legislature of Arkansas can yet be regarded
as valid Legislature or not, there can be
little doubt that it is q Convention, authorized
by Congress TO pass upon this question. But
llaJ lnCnOdle anu undulHltlcu DldVeb bnOulu
perform in advance the functions of States, to
become valid when the State is admitted, so
far from being exceptional, is the uniform pre-
cedent furnished by every State that has en-
tered the Union The very question whether
q State shall be admitted to the Union can only
arise when it has elected United States Sena-
tors and Representatives having first adopted
O Constitution and elected a State Legislature
under it, Yet State not in the Union has
Just as much or little right to elect United
States Senators and Representatives as to adopt
a constitutional amendment. The legal validity
and effect of all these acts dates from the vote
of Congress admitting the State into the Union.
Prior to that time they are inchoate, aud de-
pend upon Congress for their chances of be-
coming valid. The Worlds plan of admitting
States into the Union would be by an act in
two sections, as follows:
l. No State can come into the Union until it
has elected United States Senators.
e. No State shall elect United States Senators
until it has been admitted into the Union
This might be entitled "An act to facilitate
Reconstruction"
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

istic testimony of the Democracys love for
ignorance), and re-districting the State, so as
to perpetuate their accidental supremacy. One
of their last novelties is to repeal the law
which prohibits the carrying of dangerous
weapons. What does it mean, do you ask 7
Just this: There are Democrats in Ohio so in
comprehensby stupid as to believe in a resort
to force, in case the peXt elections 60 against
them. They have been led to believe, by the
rawlings of Pomeroy apd bis sort that if
another Lincoln is elected, another Booth will
be on his track; and they are thick headed
enough to make this open confession, and pro-
vide-so far as their power goes-fOr the arm
ing of the ragamuffins of their rank and file
against the lawful militia of the State. Their
motion will amount to nothing but it shows
the animus Of the party the active sincerity OF
its hostility to freedom, and its desperate de-
votion to the recovery of its lost power, no
matter when nor by what means.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

Sir. Thaddeus Stevens yesterday reported to
the House a bill providing for the readmission
of North and South Carolina, Louisiana, Geor-
gia, and Alabama to the Union. The terms OF
admission are similar to those imposed on Ar
kansas. The act is to take effect when the
President shall proclaim the ratification by the
Legislatures of said States of Article XIV. of
the amendment to the Constitution of the
United States, proposed by the XXXIXth Con-
gress. Mr.. Bingham proposed an amendment,
and the bill was made the special order for
Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

The Senate will at noon to-day vote
upon the articles of Impeachment. The
dispatches in another column will give our
readers an idea of the theories and specu-
Iations with which Washington is filled.
We see nothing to change our belief that
the verdict will be one of conviction.
Beyond this we have no more to say
We have closed our case, and we trust that
the Senate will be brave enough to do its
duty
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

as they arose, also Manager Boutwell's argument Mr.
Nelson's speech, Mr. GrOesbecks speech and the telling
argument OF Thaddeus Stevens also editorials the
trial. Price four cents.
No comprises the proceedings from April 27 to Mon
day, May A. inclusive, including Manager Wamss ar
gumcnt, Mr. Nelson's reply, unparamentary language
and the discussion thereon Mr.. Evars's argument also
Gen. Logans and Mr. Bingham's, bringing the proceed
four cents.
~ Nos G. 7. and are eightpage double sheets and
double price.
Every village Club should subscribe for at least hund
red copies Of each number and that they scat
tered far and wide The terms as follows:
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100 Copies, Postage Paid...-.............N
800 Copies BY EXPRESS. S................A
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Single copies may be had at the counter for two cents
We cannot undertake to send less than twenty copies by
mail to any one address Address
THE TRIBUNE. New-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
T., .,o uudson City Police Court Yesterday

In the Hudson City Police Court Yesterday
and avennc were arraigned and ined In various sums
for and dsordery conduct Several oi so pS
eorJcr Adridgo announces his determination 10 inct
the fun penalty Of the law on all New Workers wh iIy ~
come 10 Hudson City for carousal on sunday ana u"
James Henry Scott, aged s years, while play
ing ON canalbOat at the foot OF Vest Thiryninth ST.
fe overheard and was drowned. His body was rec9y.
cred soon afterward and taken 10 the rOSdonce OF m
narents, No. ~ Abatt0ir place,
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

rY- The Boston Musical FeStiyGt, Gov Fenton
on the Annual Supply bin, the Wood Leases,
Whisky Frauds, Proceedings Of the MGnicpal
Boards, Bids in the CrOtOn AQueduot Depart
menf Cor. Scott of South Carolina, Presidential
Usmpation, the Courts, and the Money Market
are on the second page; the Markets are on the
third page; New Publications, Iaine's Italy, on on
the SirM page, and the Real Estate on the Sevenh
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

The abstract of the annual report of the
American Seamen's Fund Society, published
elsewhere, is full of interesting facts. This
Society, though lacking that zeal and ardor
that marked its earlier history, is every year
extending its influence and growing more and
more useful
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

The Ner- York Herald, WOrld and other morning
and evening papers, published sensational reports
yesterday about whole family being poisoned IN
East Newark. n. J. THE TRIBUNE reporter the ohV
one who not content TO take the story Oh pear.
say visited the place on Sunday, and learned tpa'
there was no truth in the accounts.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
rENIAN CoNvENrIoN AND ADDRESS.

SYRACUSE, May ia State Fenian Conyen ven
tioA is in here One hundred and NY seSe M @ &
gates in attendance The following aduro0S nus OS
delivered: =,
To ne IrisA NdtiOnaity Of heac forE -, =, \, =, A,
BROTHERS: We the representatives ofths teni.n
State OF NeNiork in eOnVentos asseno ~ a. =,
of Organization ana zoe PA W
submitted BY Gen John Neil declare th. ,ae
is entirely practicable We have pledged ourselves 70 NEE 80
soon upo be hsttlrsed and earnestly cali upon gouo
Rmosf en-, s ~ h the means 70 eqap ana sm e
many thousands Of willing and brave hearts nPAeHay Ss We
order 10 march p...,.v n,~,xNV
''s"'' VI "0Ha" '" Wv Chairman Commttee oa AdtTea
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

The House yesterday adopted a resolution
instructng the Ways and Means Committee
in preparing bill regulating the duties on
imports, to have regard to an equalization of
"tbe amount imported from other countries
with the amount exported from the United
States, so far as the same can be effected by
81 iudiciOus tariff
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

A private dispatch from trustworthy source,
received at 2:15 this morning, assures us that
two Of the remaining doubtful Senators will
vote for conviction, and thus rid the nation Of
of its only obstacle to peace and prosperity.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

EThe largest and most enthusiastic anniver-
sary meeting thus far held, was that of the
Howard Mission, at Pixies Opera House, last
evening. Among the speakers were Mayor
Hoffman, Mr.. Hatch, the Rev. j. Hyatt Smith,
and others report may be found elsewhere.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

The recent acquittal, in effect, of the husband
of an adulteress for killing the partner in her
offtnse suggests the vital necessity of some
adequate law making adultery a crime, and
providing for it punishment bearing somo
proportion to the evil consequences of the act.
At present, its consequences are limited to the
liability to which it subjects either party to
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

An effort was yesterday made in the House
to make an investigation concerning the recent
duel at Bladensburg, but couple of Demo
Gratis objected, and the movement failed.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
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Address. THE TRIBUNE, New-York
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

By our report of Law Proceedings, it will be
seen that Judge CardOzo yesterday substan-
italy nut the City nnt of court ia Lho famous
Rent case, and ordered the jury to find for
Fernando Wood in the full amount claimed
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

Some time ago, the Ohio Legislature Demo
cratic, OF the basest sort) undertook to wrest
the control of the State militia from the
Republican Governor They fdled, aud since
then have been busy in enacting laws to pre-
vent college students from voting character
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

A resolution for a recess from Saturday next
to the 2jth inst. yesterday passed the House by
a close vote. The Chicago Convention meets
during the ecess.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

As matter for future reference, we print
elsewhere the original articles on Impeachment
with those proposed by Messrs Bingham and
Rutlpr
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

The old Union Republican Campaign Club
will meet at headquarters this evening. for the
purpose of expressing their opinion on the re-
suit of the Impeachment trial. Ladies are
initial
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

Both Boards of the Common Council went
into the Street Pavement business yesterday,
and "put UP series of jobs" calculated to
extOrt an extra grOan from over-burdened tax
nayprs
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

Another fearful epidemic is raging in Mauri-
thus. Over 1900 deaths are reported.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

Persons sending money to THE TRIBUNE by
Express must prepay the express charges.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
Tem'llork Daily Gribmtrs.
TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1865
TO CORREsPONDENTs

Communications Whatever
By the address,
eths rHenO necessarily for publication, but guaranty o
his good faith
Al ve for this Oes should be addressed "THH TAis
UEE" Nea-YoTk
W. ess1s ss3ertsEe return rejected Concentrations
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

Grimes is dead!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
STATE ITEMS.

Twenty three persons were received in
to membership at the Methodist Church in
NJ. Pleasant last Sunday.
The Presbyterian Synod 20. 81 o.
Southern Iowa 10 now in session At Des
Moines.
The Fair Of the Central Iowa District
Agricultural Association has had bad westh.
sr to contend against. Some fins tsettins.
was expected, but the track was uniit for
use. The Stock Department vas 6usly
represented, as WAS also the fruits, aericul-
tural Implements, &c.
"A terrible murder was commistsd ct
Grove City, Cass county. on Sunday night,
which vas followed up .by:mob law. Two
persons named Kelly and Kern we're in .
house Of ill-reputs, on Sunday, when IN al
tsrcation arose. and Kelly. drawing a revol
yer, shot Kern through the heart. He made
good his escape, and was not captured un
til Tuesday afternoon. when be IVES brought
up. had his trial, and was bound over to ap-
pear at Court. The Justice left him in
charge OF two constables and went home.
A few minutes after, a crowd Of men broke
in upon them. and sezing the unfortunate
wretch. took him on. aud hung him. His
body vac cut down fiom the tree and bnr.
isdsby ~ siisens The nsxt nssnine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
RIVER NEWS.

NUhThBHN LINE.
The Reserve leaves Port Byron for s..
Paul tomorrow morning on arrival Of 5:45
train from Rock Island.
The Muscatine leaves same point for St.
Paul on Friday morning.
The Psmbins leaves for St. Louis to.
night.
The New Boston is the regular packet
for Fl. Madison, Keokuk and St. Louis
Monday morning at 7 o'clock.
WHITE COLLAR LINE.
The Northern Belle leaves Port Byron 70,
st. Paul tomorrow morning on the arrival
Of the 5:45 train from Rock Island.
The Jennie Baldwin leaves same poin,
Tor st. Paul on Monday morning.
The Diamond Joe is the regular pseke,
for 81. Louis aod way points NoodAy
morning at Z o'clock.
The rival packet companies ore making
It interesting to shippers and to the trav.
cling public By their sharp csmpstitisn.
The White Collars propose to carry frsish,
- cheap - any boats that plow the ~.
tsss. Whom two boats leave the same Dor.
1t the same time, then comes the compsti
tion, rssulting in passengers riding 1t theil
own price. Both sidss seem to get theil
share Of business and the public get th,
prSnte. Wen bet on the winning horse
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

Speaking Of the Navrlr, ,lo.nrs Wnssrs sxhi-
oi'ec al the late Far Of the AsrucAR 1ssnirrs,
the NEW YoEE LlsIelt CusGrtAxssys:
probs,ion ofihe jury, and wac awarded the nI0H.
EST PREMIUM. I'll. nov admitted that
II has no equal ~ family wrinser. hhas
the PATENT FLAses Coo wsuas on both ends oftAe
hoiis' as well as the most approved appliances for
sojasting the pressure 90 tna hns lace collar. or
shesvy wsolen blanket can be run through with
eqnal facility and without injury. Indeed
N sirespcc's. IT. superiority 10 go apparent that
ne nigh testimonials It il constantly receiving can
DC readily accounted for In fact. when-
ever and wherever exhibited ~ invariably secures
the hishes. honorr."
n PaELps & CO.. Gen Agts. Ner l, cssr-
iAsrT 81 New York City. sod Everywhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

The Universal Clothes Wringer.
With Rowstls Ixrsovsp Dotms 0EAs cannot Be
supposed or squaed by any other VIZ pgef Tor du-
raoility, till the expiration OF the patent Tor the
"sTOP 0sAR.' or fastening above the cogs, which
prevents them from entirely eepsra'.ng.
Any ssnsible person can understand that cog.
Wheel wsinger having coss. whether At enc or both
ends OF the roll which can play apart and ny out OF
gear when large article 4. psssipg through. 10
COMPARATIVELY WORTHLESS. Es the co2s
are then Of no AID when mos needed.
The CsIvEss.i WrtssfR awarded the Gold
Medal at the Great New En- gland Far. took the frst
Premium a. the National Fair $. Washington. aleo
o. the State Fare Of Rv,sy NearHsss STATE, and is
the only wlnger which ever took fret premium at
0e Fair OF the American Inttitail.
I.s sale (now over 3s0,o50 wrnge-s1 10 greater
than OF all other wrngers combined fisyery dn-
rabls and every Universal wrinecr 10 WARRANTED
erpply OF " Etssirs, also OF the Csi rnHATEp Do
~ wAssfSi MAektsr always ker. ready for chip
msnt At Cleveland Chicago. 81. Louis, Louisville
and New Orleans. Sid by Dealer. generally.
re BROWNING. Gen. Agent.
ssptes.i4t..a. 81 Courilaud ST., New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

X, sr...,re ss. oesire to use DR. u.ssicx.s os,oxs
nos. ana f,.,-.SI fissrss, thar cures pain. weak.
- $50 sies- ~ I've hoars. and ina, h.. .,csa
sn,.- !. ~ ~ hse thi-ty years. should no. rcn
. ,oana 'ae11 WIZ tne m -ers,e nnhleacned r,srn
R,IS.' ann olner worthless p-en.r.,icr. r.,,y;
Pastors -cre1 for sae Al sill .te-.. S ~. cs'icd
en- N place OF Her-ick'-. pr Hrpr,e.. y zen s.s-
Army and Navy. are int,o,iucpd ,ns, rS. ~ ne y. :.
tals, Ans no ass- src Prisons. aad star,le 80
unides with the'r wonderful curee Fsxs I'm nom-
sand physicians and surgeons use and eudr,. ,h oa-
Call for and see that you get none ba, n,s. mem
nic rLAsfsns AID eusAs .CoAsnD Pllls. sold IS
yW jee4kvly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
oMcial Paper of tho City.
LOCAL tie M q

Twenty one ;h9usani four hunired and ,nir
" seven acres oi land in Guthrie. and Addair
counties. and nca-y ever coun'r in the State.
Lots sad houses ID town. cheap for cash.
ELoaiD5z 4 BRo.,
Land and Insurance Agents. No. 20. Brady
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

warts the Universal Wrisgss the bsetf
Becaaseit has Rowell's Inproved Double
Gear. and the patent stop. which prevents
the coss 'ren entirely separating. See Cd
Voetioement.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
SImlLIA SIMlLIBS CURANTuR.
HUMPHREYS

LAVE PROVED. FROM TIE MOST AMPLE
II sxpesieLee. an entafS success Binple-Yromp.
Ediciens and Reliable. They are the only nedl.
cines perfectly adapted to popular uss,-so simple
that mist skss cannot b. made ia using then 10
harmless as TO be free from danger. and 90 efceni
e to be Away isble. They have aeed the in
ct commeDd.tion from al, and win alw ays rem
i.Cares F'evers. Congestion. Inaamations .s1
g. Worms, Worm fever, Worm Collie 81
3. Crying Collie or Teething 0f n fants. IS
1. DiarrnueA Of Children Or Adulte Is
s, Dy-entery, Gripping, Biilous Colic .2s
!. Coughs, Colds. Bronchit,s. Is
&, Neuralgia, .oothache, Faceache. :. 10
=, Headacnes SieH deadAche. Vertigo .9c
10 Dyspepsia. Bilious Stomach 2s
Ill Guppressed, or PAIN al Pe,iods as
n. Whites, too profnse Periuds. %
10. Group, Cough. Linicult Breathing rs
Il. salt ftheum. .Erysipelas, Erupsions Is
IS, rheumatism. rheumatic pains Is
10. Fever q AGue, Chill Fever, ,Agues. So
II, Piles, bind or bleeding ....,.....r *
IS. OptnalInv. aud sore or weak nyes. 50
49, Catatrh acute or earonic Inf 1enza 50
20. " VIII ~,opi n9 Cough. violent eouah5o
81, - Asthma, oppressed Breat hinR, SO
y. Far Discharges. inpaired heasingse
a. General Dsbilii !. .ph. sicsi vrskpess %
%, Dropsy. aud scnoty eecretiuns. .W
se. Se.Sick sss. .sickness from riding. 80
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se, Sore MoHth, Cankef. 50
50, r~ o4nes9. .Wotting bedeo
~ Suffering at change Of iiSs. ~
q. Epilepsy.spesAm. o.. .vitrs. n..c.li n
"a Diptheria, liberated sorc th,cet -
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morocco or rosewood case, contain, n..,
nc for every ordinary disease fau37r /. r.rh
;ec, 10. & books Of directions. From 40 to s ss
Smaller Family aud Travelling cases, win - =
ID IS V1als. S~o- -
eneci0cs for all private Diseases. botn -. ~ -
Curing ana for Preventive ,restaen:.
In yials and pocket sses - :. a
PONDS EXTR Aiwi;
Cares R3urms. Bratses. 0.aHene..
Snreoess, sore Thron TOns SscSe
Enrache 9, Ne"ralg In, RhenSosS.s
1.umbago, PILES, BELLE. esSn@.
aorc ES e.. Bleeding .ofeie I..nss
NOee, HtOMnach, Or OfRsiIee. 'ocSe'
Ulcers. Old Sores. Price 80 -.
- ga -.
bv the case single box, eent to auv pert 81
country by insh or express. fee ofcharse. q 70
ce ut OF tbe price.
ASarcss Hump phroy's Specific Hsueopath,c Med.
iciuc Company. Ofice and Depot, No. tea BsoAp.
way. Newyork. DR. HrsTHsnY 70 coneulted daily
n HE ON &C. personally or by letter, = Above. ior
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= B. bALLORD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

An opportunity thss - seldom offered. Good
and we'll ioca'ed lot, With brick dwelling. in
the middle Of the city. three bloess from the
Post ofice. price low, long credit
IfrtT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

U Il suffering from Throat and Lung
Disease. This is folly, when Waira PrvE Cos
rorso viii stprd you speedy relief II will
cure your cough aud strengthen your weak
lungs aniif von arc troubled with Kidney
Compliant, u will be OF great advantage 10 you
For sale everywhere
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

REMEMBER the meeting Of the Executive
Committee Of the Democratic Club at Cook
L Drury's Office this evening.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

Sax RrscH or GR.rss another column.
OF SPEEhS STANDARD WINE BITrER3. II
~ highly recommended by physicians for d.s-
peptscs. acc 9uut Of Is tonse proprieties, It's
purity all is dcHeicas Hsvors
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

Caoice Iowa Cats~ba Vine. at e. 90 per do,
boiiles also full stock OF other na,ivs
and foreign wines Mt the wine house OF
LssoFsLpr, TRopB 4 Co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

ExrEHsrvE WHOLESALE Rooxs.- The
msgni6csas wholesals rooms Of efwadsworth,
the leading jobber in dry goods. and Smith
4 Aston. the leading jobosrs in hats, caps,
furs and millinery goods, No. IS West
Second street, is fest approaching compile
ton. The iirst 6oor and basement Of this
building, soon to be occupied BY Mr.. Wade
worth, 10 $50 feet deep, and one half Of it,
depth is A feet in width, giving room for :
vast quantity Of goods. 1he second floor
is Of the ssms dimensions, and will b oc-
eupisd BY Smith 4 Alston's wholesale dc.
partment early next week. They will also
occupy the third Hoer, which is % BY IS
fee., for storage and manufacturing pur-
poses. About one-eighth Of million dol
lara worth Of gosds will b opened in that
building in few daya
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

With lts gio0uy nt'en iani- low splritn. de-
presnon, Involuntary EMISSIONS los. Of semen.
spermstorrhss loss % power. dizzy head loss
OF memory, and threatened impotence and itn-
beciIitv. mud Il sovereign cure IN Humphreys
Home9athic Specific. 10 2s. Composed OF
the most valuable. mild md potent Cursiises.
they strike "a; once q. tie root Of the matter
tone np The system. arrest TIE discharges, rnd
impart vgor aud euergy. lie and vitality TO
the entrn man They have cured thousands
of cases. Price g. per package OF SIX boxes,
and vial. or 81 per single bo. Sold by Drug
gists. and sent by IN all receipt of price. Ad-
dress Humphreys specific Hcmnpash,c Medi-
cine Co.. 6g2 Broadway, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

JNrs hiss ! Co : line staple and fancy
Toilet iaps. comprising German Matted. Olive
Star. iu.sroted Caeme4l. Palm. ac. Sold bv
al sroests and fancy goods dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
GENITAL. PAR0<,

The Central Rask Rooms are
Prepa red 20 farDish Oysters IL
everv style Coffee. Chocolase,
Cakes. etc anaWiches II differ.
eat kiads. The best Ooer II the
CITY. l.lDQIlA MARTEN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

TO cure asprain-tase mediunsirei bottle
OF Rcnnes Psie- Killing Magic OIL. and as soon
IS possible after the sprain rub this Oh IN
with your hond freely and faithfully, until II is
cured We have seen a cnre performed bv
this treatment ID halsen hour.