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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-04-03
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05

The wear and tear Of life tclls upon No all more OF
less. What We but machmcsi The vital princi-
pie 10 the motive power that keeps the human en-
CINE in motion; but ~ beams, pistons. connectios
pipes, eondeneers and boilers wear ont. % do or.
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The mechanism Of the body requires to BE- repaired
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slosa. etes0 eanass ssivs 0suAsa sAafs, o. i'm.
pei drum or wheel that b ont Of gear nslther
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aninsst organ.
ARE YOU wKAH1N0 oUrs b ~ Nj Tia,
any oneof your organs your stomach. liver. bowels
nervous system. any oehsy esusatial part Of youl
organization, fAlten In IT. work leo. repair ths
damage with the most powerful. yet harmless, d
invisceaate, n0sTBTTKne 0TOAACR Dl111RS
Remember tAas debility y The "Bsglhnine II ~
Rad that the climax Of al weaknea n univsss
cal paralysis Of the system and that such paralysis
10 the lmnediats Dseeursor Of death.
wDonf WIN for disease 70 eonmit ~ ssvaeso besurs
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05

Gen. Add. II. Sanders. Of Davenport.
formerly Colonel Of the 18Th rooa 1nlsnerv.
has ssnt 70 General Baksr the old flae 81
We lS.h. and in letter feclirgly says a
the "Old banner
II herewith sead you the orioinol .o,,,r.
Of the 18th Iowa Infantry to be deoos;,.d
In the Adjutant Generals office. Thev r..
manned with the regiment until thcy wsre
torn to tstters, when they we're officially
condeun,d. This vas 1t the time the 90.
iment returned ~ Veterans. / have sine.
preserved tAsm - . kind of .sprecieus man.
cry bat new ehserfai,y evan mvself Of
year request 70 deposit Them in ths St.t.
them. a's ana sec
II need not say Is they vers eth n.
18Th % long. that the have been in r,ns s
battle. and we're never d. essced. hs,s
seea some pretty tough lighting .r;shs
areund" these colors, and Al ons Tim. s sss
coles Ssrgsant DAMN knocked do~.
"rsos' With his 6sl y save the ase.n
:Ess namcs u the battles in which N.
leso le.s Infantry fought, are not inse,ihs j
- - lolts. You have recorded much Of
eoetf 1!ssefy in Jour reports, but IN, mem.
~ - - naeches and fights. ito toils and
- Gsemp:s e uoss indslibly Impressed OF
ne asmosiee ~ hose Of u who survive !"
--0e1D &Sv5osr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05

A Kentucky paper says there il . man
in that State who hes no ears. He has mot
even hole in his head, ave his mouth
and nose. Whore his ears ought 10 be, his
head 10 perfectly smooth and bare, except
. small warty exeseseence. He hears -
some extent through his mouth, which flies
open when he wishes distinctly to catch .
sound
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05

4 Boaaoal Senator - she Peer.
The New York Times says that Senator
Shseman. in his place in The Senate. deslasss
that there y no reason Why there should
b. any sudsring amosg the laborine classes
o. the North thas there 10 plenty Of work
for them all at good wagcs.r There il IN
old Hindoo prsvFb which declares that
ITO him Who b wsil shod Il d the same &
u tho world WssS covered With leather"
Senator Sessaan apparently, like { Ger.
eAsn peseeo UsotIeAsd % I o6cs-iao ueotlal
eook, .,tesse se2pssossly ssssy day." aud
y s,eehed. q act In "psrpb md Ans linz On. :"
q least 10 cassimess and broadclssh. Hut
L occers 70 ~ shat n appropriate dele a.
dos fte0 he bNodrsa shonsond uueuplov
q la6orsss Ia and around this city alone
night lsara something Il i0pestanss to
themsslvss and al The resi- u =, Il such a
delegation wsss . call upcn Senator Shsr-
man and reqasst employment 1t good
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05

ne CuWAfTvo 0AisAx
II Wasraneed, 10 sd =.
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Care II Ill easoG, Cou6hs
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05
W0mld not Leave Without eho
From the New Albany Ledger


A few days ago couple from the rural
Epvs up q the Comaereiai Hotel. The esu-
tlsmsn was bachelor ~ the tender age Of
fltFt1 seven. and shs maiden had psassd
the hey-dey Of youth, and baskcd in the
shade Of twsnty-six. 1t seems they were
bent on matrimony. and had come here in
search ofthat blissful estate, because cfuel
parent had denied il to the loving would b.
bride, because b, had had quarrel With
bis daughters lover years gone By. He,
however, cav II was no use to oppose. and
at last eoaeenlsd to Che nascl, Int (asbobe
the ooBemony u his hsasp. ThS tSlee
the cale. tho pair gathered their effects 20.
gcthcr, badc farewell to the Cd folks -
home, and came here on ~ ovsaiss tpsin.
This vas made known to the proprietor
Of the hotel, Who soon had the necessary
payers In hand, and . minister Who board
cd in tho house, vas called upon 10 perform
tas ceremony. This concluded, the new.
made pair enjoy ed the evening until bed.
SINE ~ The parton Of the hstel, chatting
Win tnc gentlemen assemb1ed. SO -.
:. bed time came, - il xeaeealy dcea and
the proprietor. with lamp in baud. entered
Tue pesi"r 70 chow tho couple their reo1n-
They followed until the second I'M :. ~.
second hoor had been entered. when ~
bride exclaimed in loud voice Ia ~ nrc.
Psietor: ~
Mr.. Nae. where is my certificate. Va.
nee1n's thask yos are going to res me into
that redon until eslis.r ~
" NJ thes "Mr. No nor her ho.A..a
could induce her to change her mind snJ
the preacher had to be csiled up out Of h.d
and made out The certs6cAss befo~st isSv
would move peg. This being done, a.
seemed satis161 II - sogA6 cd ~ aeur
Sps"ed and closed q ~ ecsne. q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05
TO YOUN M u III.

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05
The Confessions and Experience
of an Invalid.

YOUNG MEN and OsAses, Who suffer from Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay of Aashood, &C.. sup
plying TnB MINIS % Sur CUnn. Written by one
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publlsher. Circular Of DAISY SWAIN, the great
poem of the War. declI.d.SV3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05
Niee, g, 90. Z Is Ctnts Hr Bo1l

The Best. Cheapest and noet s6ectual Remedy III
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Purely Vegetable, e0ataiDs no MINERALS.
OF o4Sef UGL8IXHxOUa DRUGS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05

HON. GEO. ". WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pa.
writes
Philadelphia, March IL, 1867.
49,: = !, - n: Hes: =: "a. o:.. :. ~,
bens6t In ssses Of dcbility. sod want
ofnsrveus sstiss y the system. Yo.rs truly.
"0BO. W. WOODWARD"
HON. JAMES TmOmROON,
Jsdss Of Ne 0sprsns Court sS Peaasylvasidl
Philadelphia, April 30. 1865.
V"l consider ''Heo6aad's ossnaa Bllssss'' !
valusble nsAislns h eases Of aAaeeks u lsdigss.
eios q Dyspepsia. con certify this from -
e1psgissce oiA
Yeuts, vsth respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"
1Fesn. New. Jeo. II. Kenlag, =. =,
Poster u The Tsash Bapsiss Uhsssh, PhilsAsl-
psia.
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s: : $780, e ;s..'s t, :. 49, = az =:
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pseefin various Instances and parsicalselv Il
~ ewn family. Of the usefulness Of DR.. Hoof.
isad's German Hittefs. I depart once from ny
usual eOuree, p e1press ~ full eosvietion that
Tor general debility Of The aysten,, and espsc-
iealy Tor Liver Compliant, II q safe sad vslsa-
usually, 6ouIs aos, Il win S. very Beneficial 70
these Who su6bf fSsm The aAsvs eaness.
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ron nv. \. b. RRHDALL
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fhsvs derived dsssSsd bssses sssn the zee Of
noe1asA's German Bittsss. ssd fssl \ ~ priv
tosic, % I'll VIE afe sueesiag from gensral de-
bSaey o. ttom diseasso arising ffoa dsrsags-
meol 81 the liver.
In. TsxDALL
CAUTION.
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ns1isiss Sssrs, No. -. AnCu Street, Phils.
CmAna1no II. DvANs.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05

NICHOLAS COLLIN. OF Philadelphia, In
1888. in one OF several arIi,lcs on the Fed.
sral Constitution, rcpublish,d in the Amer
can Knssum, for April, 1889, vol. D, p. $50,
Gays:
"whiic the Federal Government, il lust
and mud, yot firm aud vie,lant, il Is hardly
poss,blc that disatfection should bs 80 gen
srsl aud violent in Any State, ~ to all both
the Legislative and executive dspartms nss
With traitors. But suppose this cxtrsordi
nary event TO happen. FROM some rapid ep-
idemic phrensy, the minority will then Be-
considered a trvs members Of the Union,
ard the majority 40 faction that must be
supported, and the leaders Of which have in
CURED the punishment Of treason. Duriog
the tomult scnae general regulations mus,
b made, ~ which the people a large must
necessarily suffer; but no punishment can
BE- inflicted upon the SrArs without dspriv-
ing it Of those fishts and benefits which
are common 70 I'll the States Of the Union,
and consequently changing the Fsdcsai
Consultation ITSELF"