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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-27
CON sumption
C.F.s' BE CURED.

Dear sir.-iiavng witnessed the operation Of Dr.
Wright Tar >yrnp in cases OF Consumption cheer
fully recommend 1t to all persons 81 afflicted
JESSE II WALKER,
Fourth and Chestnut Sts, Pniladelphia
Thomas Winnil, hatcher, in ID ST Market Phil
adephia, W rites
Alter -ifeFing two years with Consumption and
constant hemorages. WAS induced to try " riyhts
Tar syrup. After using six bottles health returned.
and am now ali e 10 attend To my brsines.
ST. Stevens, Druggists, Reading Pa writes.
Mr.. J. :. kromcr The gross OF Tar Sprup mr.
chased aeoet three weeks ago IL nearly all sold Nv
customers speak highly OF II. Send half gross Of
to ny father. at Mddleiown Pa and charge 1t to me
G. -. Nansyckel. Druggists, Trenton, n. j., -ays
DR. wrivh 5 Tar Syrup does all you claim for It.
am selling largely Of it. and with much satisfaction
to nv east
wrgh,s Tar Syrap IL cold by al Druggists and
Country Storckecpcrs. Price 81 per hotila. One
bottle VIII cheek the mos. aggravated Cough.
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A VALUABLE Psrcs or INFORMATION TO
VETERAN SoLDIERs.-Within the past few
years thousands Of veteran soldiers have
placed their discharge papers in the hands
Of bounty agents, and made their claims to
the Government for bounty which they
we're entitled to. Those who have received
answers, to say nothing Of bounty. to their
claims are few and far between. This nat
urally sxcitss surprise. and in some cases
causes suspicious to arise on the part Of the
veteran soldiers To oil Of such We would
say, If you find the payment Of your one
hundred dollars bounty reasonably delayed,
you can ascertain by wiring to
Paymaster General Brice, If the mon
~ has been sent to the claim
agent. Several cases have recently occur
red in which the claim SCENTS have been
glad to pay principal and interest, it being
shown beyond doubt that they had received
the bounty severa months before and en-
jeyed its use up to the time Of the discov-
cry, and there is no telling how long it
might have continued go had not the sol
diers written on to the Paymaster General.
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CIRCULAR SAWS
With Em.r,op', Patent Noyabl, Teeth

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In the world With Lees Expenditure OF Labor and
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Descriptive Pamphlet. With Price list.
AMERICAN SAW COMPANY.
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HCISKELL'S

This Ointment, after experience Of ~ enty years,
has proved itaeli soycregn remedy for all Diseases
OF the Skin having effected radical cure In evcry
case on which II wac used. curing many obstinate
csecs Of fifteen twenty years steDdinR. Tint had
previously resisted oil remedies pSSecribed by the
best medical talent In the country. Its effect 10 as
tonehing. In few days the soreness and irritation
l. removed; the skin becomes smooth and healthy.
and remains permanently healed. without the use Of
any other remedy,
Thus, rArrpR, SA,r- RsEvA, lTcn soLpasa'a iron,
EnssPxLAs, BIZ O1Cuxs, PixrLEs, and every form Of
disense Of the rkn Is puncfusly cured, NO matter Of
how long .tanding. II has cured bad csses Of In
YLAHED rs KliDs and Discharges from the kar, when
siated ali other treatment for many years. have bsen
efectualy cured by the use Of only box OF this
Ointment. BrRss, ScALps, and DIN SoRRs. II heals
In very short time. PnsOR 30 CouTs pRn Boz. IL
not sold by your Druggist send 6O cents 10 Johnetoa
Holloway 4 Cowden, Philadelphia, box will b
sent free of postage to any address.
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"a surs Thing :, Thousaees testify 70 IL
merite. Buy 9s OF see. Boz Of
ssCoetorse" CorI Solvent.
ror Cons Bs,isns, wasts .&e. "Tsy r."
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.
GENERAL NEWS.


Helena, Montana, boasts Of gas work.
Nevada miners receive five dollsvs per
day.
The reason we admire pretty fee.-Be
cause all's we'll that ends well.
Ten thousand mechanics plead FOR work
10 Newark, N. j.
There was skating near Montgomery, Ala
the other day, but the whole city could sup
ply but one pair Of skates.
Macmillan is the 1924 member Of the
House OF Hapsburg committed TO rest In
the vaults Of the Church Of the Capu-
chins.
The Rocky Mountain Herald advertises
for single women. A thousand girls, u says,
oe.ld get husbands and houses in Colorado.
before the spring
A Cincinnati housekeepsr last week ad
vsrtised "A girl wanted" He found the
article on his doorstep Monday night. wrap
ped up in blanket, and adopted II.
| A prominent journalist in New York. whs
il perfectly bald, has offered reward Of
| a 600, for tale that will make his hair
stand on end.
Snow and strawberries seldom come TO-
retber. On January Goth, the editor
Of the New Orleans Picayunc had on
his table snow balls and strawberries, the
latter raised in the open air.
An illustrated paper has been suppressed
in Immoral Paris, and the editor sent TO
prison for two months and condemned %
nav two thousand franc, for publishing
picture that had not been submitted TO the
authorities.
| Happiness is not in greenbacks, but in .
spiri, Of contentmsnt. Nevertheless. money
does not necessarily distress people. We
recolect having tive dollars and bali once
upon time, and we're not st all unhappy
thereat.
A good brother in one Of the rural dis
tr;ct, thought be had call to preach. Be
ing an Indifferent reader. he got friend to
read the Scripture. The chapter on one
occasion was Genesis xii, which contains
this verse; "These eight did Micah bear
to Major, Abraham's brother" On THU
the preacher held forth a. follows: "breth
!. rem and sis,ers-Let US consider our bless
ings. Morning and evening our wives and
daughters milk our cows, and thus supply
= our wants. Blu, in the days OF good o'e
. Abraham, A. you have just heard, il tool
= eight to milk ear, and they did not So
= much at that
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remark able instance Of personal beauty restored
to Lady disagured by the ravsgcs OF frightful
dieease.
From the advanced sheets OF new Nc Heal work
called
"FALsE AND TRUE"
Br JONI sApwAY, n. D.

N. B.-This bc0k contains much valuable infor-
nation for the bene1t VI shs sick. Ilustrsted with
gans in their natural and In their diseased condi.
ten Every person In search OF health, and desir-
oas Of preserving the same, should send for copy.
three cent stamp for postage, TO Hadway Co., New
York.
EXTRACT FROM DIR. RAILWAYS MEDICAL
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HOLL.OWAY,S
ARNICA
PLAsTERs.

The Original and only true Arnca Plssters pos
sessing the great healing properties
of the Arnica Flowers.
The curative effects Of theee Plaaters In all Of
pain weak In tho breast, aide back, and 10
all OF Inflammation OF the Lungs. and Cough.
are truly astonishing; they give immediate relief
physicians prescribe them, and Thousands recon-
mend them. OBseRvE-HoIIowAysare the Or g mai
and only true Arnica Pia-tcre.
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Ifrecently exhibited, 4 few bottles will cure. II
chronic. or through effects OF Mercury. Potassium,
Corrosive Su blimate from six TO dozen bottles
may be required to make permanent cure.
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confidential chatacter of dispatches Ihe iao's
appear to be- briefly these William no'ne, an
onerator of the Franklin Telegraph Company
on receiving dispatch, in the regular course
of business, for banking firm on Wali-sueee'
announcing the purport of special dispatches
that would be sent that day to the Evening,
Post. made q memorandum OF the dlsPatch
and sent it to one John hammond, gold bro
ker, for his information, having, it is suppos-
ed, an understanding with hammond that he
would do so. The latter incautiously sent the
memorandum to person employed ID the
Evening Post Office, with request that ne
would let him know whetherit was Trustworthy
information. No answer was returned but
immediate measures we're taken to bring the
offender to justice. Tho testimony at the
preliminary trial brought to light substantially
the above facts. The penalty for violating
confidence in this matter is both fine and i'm
prisonment by the laws OF New York, but
though it can hardly be believed that this is
the first offence under the law, it is said to be
the first attemptte convict any one for violat-
ing it,
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A Word from pennsylvania.

We print the following business letter
from Pennsylvania subscriber chiefly be-
cause it shows that the boundless mineral
wealth that underlies the upper Districts
of South Carolina is beginning to attract
attention in the great State where mining
and the particular branches of mechanical
industry which mining supports, have -four
ished longest and received their most per-
feet development. 1t is from this quarter
that the capital, if moi the enterprise, needed
to bring forth the treasures hidden in our
soil must ultimately come.
We thank our correspondent for his we'll
meant political hints. He evidently pities
US, because he believes us to be deceived in
regard to the real views and aims of 'the
great Republican party" We sincerely
reciprocate his commissration, and for
precisely the same reason. Our Pennsyl-
vania friend judges Republican policy by
the specious arguments and professions of
the party orators and presses; we, of the
South, by its bitter fruits which we are
daily forced to taste:
PorTsv1LLE, Pa, February %, 1868,
To the Editors Of the Neirs:
Enclosed find clieck in payment Of bill rem
dered for subscription to THE DAILY NEWS.
Your paper Ii read with Interest in our
town; but you do not seem to understand the
aims and objects Of our great Republican
party. That party has no enmity to the South
ern people who honestly accept the results of
the war for the Union. It has at heart the
good Of our whole country. The day that sees
Andrew Johnson impeached and removed from
the Office he has disgraced, will be tho day of
dsliverance for North and South. Our coun-
try can then begin a career Of prosperity such
as she has never had. The mineral and agri-
cultural wealth of this Union is :ncalculahle
l have lately been reading tho Geology of
South Carolina and,fnd that your State has
vary considerable mineral wealth. but as yet
but little developed. The gold field in Lancas-
ter and Chesterfield Districts, and the rich.
iron ores in Spartanburg and York Districts.
would prove particularly attractive to North.
ern capitalists. A compilation Of facts on the
minerals OF your. State would prove of interest
at the North, and might aid materially in their
development. VERY respectfully,
JOS. S. PATTERSON.
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simple for child. but making no parade
about adapting .. the infantile COM
prehension. 1t forms an admirable school
book, and is constructed with that view, a
full analysis Of the work being given in the
table of contents, enabling the teacher to
frame questions for the examination of his
class, the answers to which will be found
in the corresponding pages of the volume.
The illustrations are great addition, en-
hancing the interest and value of the book.
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CHI A r ES TON
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1868.
The Issue.

/
The business going on in Washington 10
| called s'the Drama of Impeachment The
term scarcely renders justice to the comic
element in it. There is another kind OF
performance on the stage, whose name
might be more aptly applied TO this political
and rhetorical transsction- 1t is the class
TO which Bombastes Furioso belongs. How
close the resemblance between the -belliger-
ent Radicals who have glued poor STANTON
to the War Office. and the doughty Knight
who nailed his well-worn buskins to the
tree And how well does the latterexhibit
the .gist of the present conflict, in those
memorable words:
s.Whoeyer dares these boots displace,
Shall meet Bombastes 'fa:e to face !"
Yonder in. the War Office sits the un-
happy Secretary a'so .caIed." He suspects
that he may be supplanted- by treachery.
He apprehends an ejectment by force, He
breads an explosion of nitro-glycerine. He
is uncomfortable in his nest, yet dares not
leave it. Like the Western damsel ut the
dance he has ssot so long" that he "has
TUX root" His legs are cramped. His
health is giving way. His temper; never of
Job-like sort, is exasperated by headache
and backache, and dyspepsia, and attacks
intermittent and remittent of c!amorous
place-seekers and wordy Congressman. The
modern Stylites winces and blinks and
+;drowses on his pillar-a gaping crowd be-
low. Mr.. SUMNER, from the Senate. SAYS
"stick '' Mr.. STEVENS, from the House,
says "stick!" Fame says ''stick!" And
never did blister-plaster display more ts-
nacity than he. Not so close was the
attachment Of JoNATHAN.to DAVID as that
of STANTON to the War Office. at is won
derful-passing the love of woman"
Will posterity credit the statement, that
the existence of the American Republic WIS
ever imperilled by contest and predicar-
ment so absurd -
In the meantime, Congress grayely pre-
pares its charges The salempitiss Of I'M
r..O-frhonr Deg IN. Legislation is Interrupt
ted by case that the United States Court
is altogether competent to decide. Those
who made the law in regard to the tenure
of office refuse to submit its constitution
ality' and the prOpriety of its application,
in this instance, to the decision Of the ju-
dietary. The same body makes, interprets,
judges and executes the law. A court
wholly under the influence of party spirit
a court biased by prejudice and afiame with !
passion court which, from the very
necessity of the case. cannot be either i'm
partial OF. independent-assumes the. last
expedient of an endangered governments,
and places.the Executive at its bar. Why?
Just to decide whether the President has
the right to appoint one of the members Of
hrs Cabinet-for Mr.. STANTON, be it re-
he never has appointed.
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New Book.

A SMALLER HISTORY OF ENGLAND, from the
earliest times to the year 1862, edited by
william Smith, IL. D. Illustrated by en-
cravings on wood. New York: Harper &
Brothers. 1868. Charleston E. j. Daw-
son & Co.
This forms one Of series of "smailer
histories" +" comprising the history of Greece,
of Rome, and of France, all by the same
author. The style is pleasing, sufficiently
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THE PARTNERSHIP

- THE PARTNERSHIP
ToRMERLY EXISTING BETWEEN THEODORE
II D. WAGNER, JAMES r. WELSMAN, CHARLES
K. PRIOLEAU, WILLIAM L. TRENHOLM and
JOHN r. ARMSTRONG, under the style oil FRASER,
TREN HOLM & CO., &C Liverpool, in the County OF
Lancaster, is dissolved by mutual consent as from
the 18th November, 1887
Ihe business furmeriy carried on by the above
viii, from and after the present date, be
{ onducted by the undersigned undor the st5 lie OF
C.K. PRIOLEAU.
j. B. ARMSTRONG.
March3 6mwf9
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THE UNDERSIGNED

WILL CONTINUE THE BooKAnD JOB PRINT.
w. ING business on bis OWL account at. No. ~
Hayne-sreet and solcits continuation OF the pat
rona2 Of his trends and the public. Having large
assortment OF new type, necessary machinery, fine
stock OF paper. cards. &C., viii execute air orders
entrusted to him. in superior style, with accuracy
and promptness, and at such rates as to defy COM
petition JAS.'W. MCMILLAN.
Fdbrt1ary
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rHE UNDERSIGNED

9HE UNDERSIGNED
TTAyE THIS DAY ENTERED INTO CO-PART
Ill NERSHiP AS MERCHANTS, under the name
OF GEORGE a. TRENHOLM & SON, and have open
ed their Counting Houseia the State Bank Building
at the corner of Broad and East Fay streets.
GEORGE A. TRENHOLM.
WM L. TRENHOLM.
Charleston. March 2, 1868. 6mvt3 March 8
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CABINET MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERs, GARY
v ERS, TURNER'S AND FbESCO PAINTERS,
No. so MARKET-STREET.
MIR. H. BLIN having associated himself with Mr.
A. REBOId,. bpgs leave 10 announce to his friends
and patrons that thoy are prepared to execute any
work in the above line. viz: UPHOLSTERlNG,
CABINET MAKING, and DECORATIVE WORK OF
any description, done OF short notice.
MIR. REBOUL being Fresco decorator, ts prepar-
ed to decorate Walls, Ceilings &c. Designs OF Fresoo
Work furnished. fmw amos December. 27.
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DJSSOLUTION.

UIHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXIS.
TING under the name of MCMILLAN JOW.
1T, ia this day dissolved by mutual consent. J. W.
MCMILLAN is alone authorized to settle the affairs
Of the concern.
JAS. ". MCMILLAN.
February TRAU. C. J0WITT.
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MARBLE MANTaLS, MONU.
MENTs, HEADsTONEs, &c

FINE SELECTION OF MARBLE MANTELs
n constantly on baud at s. KLABER'S Ware.
room No. 81 First avenue, near Third-street. New
York. Call and examine before buying elsewhere
February 3 emo
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FORENSIC CLUB.
WARD nIEETIN GS.

WARD MEETINGS.
H1HE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF EACH WARD
i are hereby notified to meet in s1.Meetng III
their respective Wards, This Eusning, the 4th inst,
at half-past O'Clock, for the purpose OF Electng
Eight Delegates from each Ward to a.Dfstr1ct Nonf~
mating Convention. =,
The places OF meeting will be as follows:
wARD -CHARLE5TON CLUB HOUSE down
sta1rs
stairs
WARD 3-MLITARY HALL (up stairs}.
WARD 4-MILITARY HALL down stairs).
WARD 5-BONUM's HALL (down stairs)
WARD S-oHARLEs1oN CLUB HOUSE Cup
stairs
WARD 7-TIVOLT GARDEN.
WARD s-GRISFc MILL in st. Philip-street, near
Cannon. - GILBERT PILLSBURY,
March Chairman of Committee.
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Rewarbs.

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"A. be paid for information leading 10 the discoy-
cry and apprehension OF the person or persons who
yesterday drove nail into the keyhoe OF the Adver
Using Box of the CH1RL. sToN DAILY News ut the
corner of East Bay and Broad streets.
February "a
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February

WANTED: BY A, YOUNG LADY. A
w Situation as Ioyerness, or TO Take charge of
Female Academy, In North or South Carolina, she
can teach all the English Branches usually taught IN
Southern Institnuons; also Music, and the Rudi-
ments OF French, andts capable of preparing young
ladies forOollega Good references can be given
Address stating Balary; Miss "a. J: c." Whining
ton, N. G. ,>.ts..sr january
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Tonsorial.
Gunsorial.
It UER''S
FASHIONABLE BARRIERS SALOON,
H Il U E II IS

FASHIONABLE BARRIERS SALOON,
Is At
No. 90 MARKET STREET.
South side, between King and Meeting streets.
Mr. HEUER Is German Barber, ha been thor
oughly trained to his business, and is prepared to
serve his friends and the public generally in the seve
ral branches Of his nrt, viz:
SHAVING
HAIR-DRESsING
sHAMPOOING
HAIR DYING
&C., &c., &c.
January IL
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Mifftiass.

LANDMARK LODGE, No. 76,. A. F. Nj.
u,aE REGULAR MONTHLY COMMUNICATION
L Of Landmark Lodge. No. 76, A. F. M, VIII ne
held at the Masonic Hall, This Evening" at O'CLOCK.
Members viii take due notice, and govern themselves
accordingly. Candidates for Z. A. Degree Will ateno.
By order ofthe w. NJ.
March