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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-21

NANTES, from the con0ed |oe1t IL
. tho decisive measures tsksp - =
House of Representative r.
ring articles Of iupcd h1B
the President, that the radical part,
- have determined to take unIiui,s,
J Tcsssss'os y ne T6vstssess ~
10 control it, solely for their ovs
purposes, in open defiance Of the co
eraiasat .AspssAos TAs -SaSsews
Court has lees rendered povssssa
aud the President Whetc very pres.
spce M. b.. obnsxissp - ~ ssAi'
csl leaders. will - ssoa rsaevtAl
The impeachment a ~. JoAsass
il evident, I: wsu!a asa'Assa hs6s
J rem,seseed usitS. tlssfatsy ii psrsl
lind is,spdsd Ia. avg Il own M
accsssrAs Aad,ths Ssssts hsfostwheol
,Aa~.A-..a.s...'x.- 49, -. "A :
l'-FN 20; 81. II, ~ s.c.. :.
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r .';''I. e 49,. !. -, ~ VI.
estangle only dies, whiIs v.sps ~
hornets break through thsi Bsst
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that isvol. H. very strusturs Of ~
rsvssa.sat, 49, IL sostis sases q
: tho rcpsblss - IL ~ existed in tins.
pss. The recent slsctios IL Ned
iE.mpsLirc viii sssorsaxs, AID ~.
bsasss the psssy IL. power. II 4;
I radicals hsa suv ds.hes t~fsvr. i,
t,;cfe ~ps 81 az a. wers Aes;,.,iv,
OF iirilx nm. III b,eepe III r.Ii.e
asj sxersuiv& vkes ~, s,,ni.ea
! (,t.ut - - o,.p s.,l, ~ ~.
Win n sAdksn,fas. sshat :. |,
II. b. 49, .esis. ~ x,ii ..,.,.;,
.hcu 10 ~ lkek r,v,l.,;ss.r,
msvai,ea The storu that r., :,
tong peiiSd has threatened n,
,>.cc Of The coup,r;. iii, mon bre.l
I fnsth in all ia fury
!, ,,, ..
i lined with notice, Of propo..d forc..
.ale. nj nronrr,v tn. M.,.h.i
uuiverity and the ,plendIa A,;c,
Methodist Church h.ys ~, bst.,
,,on ,,.o.,, o,l.., rro,.... q.
ots,.., "a, s.k Ola ;.,l.-..1. ~.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-21

1854. w."
Liverpool, March ls.-Ev.--c..
ton slessd sstlvs; uplasds iO1@lSs
New Orissss, March ls-Ri
trial fov perjury esamssosd b. a.,
Richmond, ASseh Io-The VIZ,
Conversion have lsvisd AZ Of s
eents Oh The dollar Of I'll properly wv, l.
pay thensslvss.
Sc4saas Batss. Win ha Gao
ressivst b. hsaArsds n Cols,h;s =
Raleigh, y. G., March iS-M,.
somlsstios y e. Cosssrrss're. !.
Governw u ~ Hn1o.
CincinesA. Zs1k6s..rh 49,,
Masnolia, rssslas cinsiaassi aad M.,.
nv 49, =
exploded ~ - tvs,ve niIss ~.
Il; 4. ' ss..sa 4 = s,...:
carried away, - ~ sAssvssds ..li.s
fr. Aesss ssssy sfrsrs .srs IiII.1
evssxl 6si9k ke3At -.
l.. WhfAmS(ua, l1eApr4-ln The Him.
lA bin ~ss' latrsf 'dsthsihs a. u,
provisions ~ t9tb nsGlue@os n,ss
I political aksl0oid6 ~ 1eeoon1 ~ -
ead: Il xsk dltsutsh ~ fssss MA
! xisinS ls1lsss go - ~ = ~
iurY4I E y1fl4tt -.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-21
NEWS.

. TEXAS NEWS,
0 1ings from Ill ~ Taxns pasexs
: wsrapcrs II the istsriss ~ e,syn
n Wing Of The heavy raias. -
~ for = week or tsa dsys "
Sll'e been impaassble. "
The Mt Pleasant Prsns hss entered
upon its second year. II has mad,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-21

Oar New tsFteH ssa AK+ ITS.
Me~sr Wharton 4 iliihksworth No.
IS tomman street New Ofissns, are The
duly authorized Agents VI tho Iscpub'
iicnn IN that city rs'siH Anf rsH y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-21

o. A cross nsrk ~ paper Ispss
that snbscribers Gns has tTnirsa,
". Intend, hersafser, 10 do ! cad. basl
mesa Il Il ncrc trtubh b eull46,
newspaper subscriptions thar sssy ~
worth ~ ~ HtS-a- ~ isssFs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-21

hchetA4 'laut - IVY pHly ~
esssd of estAitM sdrsak. aud staEser-
! Ing 81 ~ .srssaa aof Ms.Aias w.,
but n hxs' been dI~ove.<d sNss,la
Va. connected wifi he 'fssrasSfpi
cos'ee trss.aqsiaps hs, ,rgsrsfsd
during'sie 'wasis sP~slss asws tho
fsasstiss niltitfsuZssaf IN Graessl
"O4ne 6yast, hssssty njsrAed Az
spPelsGeloo " h4parsdssf, pssaAss
during thswsf pernisisn IN. ]stA i
cotak94eea within tho limits of the
Oellfsd tse>y. 81 Ili@f ~iespts1s . mr.
Jetsea4s ~ she vestn ssus oG vissns.
4Ae1ei t1reevat thAtA - gMmA4d lpst.
1lle esNsasiSas fssscsslte h .whsa
hSNsul1ase ~ sthsrsAe I'D rsc<isea
= stipslstsd psresntage for ths hsas.
tlslss sIBsssAssA ~ w. l,sen -
nfstg nS4swE ts'hs mt sss,,icssl,
ljxJqlee de1pUads4e vtselsk Asaea,
LOOK Il Grants psraag sowasat
10 Prssidsat. Leok a his cotton
s6as1s1lgsA 49, ~ sl,sitery he
6n;Nou1s1lna Aetaat haasst AgpeeL
WluGfesus - -. = - - gnet.a|
vhIsh aesk16ss ri Rs1 ene &c ~
uellgt uoulsss's, i sxmssssss 4
sss=fl.l ~ n7,s.r-s rts a.
a0o0 <DnAn6ae TAiaias7xx,xexAx;
- A., WI 49,, 49, - H. &as~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-21

II
would kick Stanton Out Of ~ NJ
Once. Dispatchss will b y ~
q possible thh week, 10 tahs roou
for the Prssidsnt's answs lsSll q
The followipg startliag ''iten /,
from . credftabls sosres Htsyers
| proposition to Anssd ~ Alabsm,
bill BY gsptisg svatsgs % al nal,
cittzsss over twsuty .ose yesrs 81 AZ,
creates great eoustsynaloa amor,
tho radicals. the mpst prominent d
which mo epdesvsrisg to indssc hin
net 70 OVER, but be declares Asiwir
y mosrow, II the bill u befbrs u,
houss Af si fles
Liverpool, MarsA le.-AisNr,oe,
-Cotiss quist and unchspasd.
Nsw Yosk, March 16.-Sserlip,
ssiA, u 10, Geld 1898.
CSstos lrn asd quit At 2oic.
Washiagtoa Marsh 1e.-Th,
Nsv Haupshirs oAcial report Of Ii,
slsetios Eivs Harrimaa : majority j
Ska0 votss. #
New Orleans, March ia card
= p.hkshsd IN ths sisy ps,srs a;aasl
b seost 200 mss, sitisses u ~
Ssats. endorsing Go. HAasoek'I
oouns While II csnnaaA hem, II,
card says Orr sAjest II sdaraesins
| vou. II 70 maka sna.fAusA Ahn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.


y,onmRRLY OF "SAMDs' LOCK u0oPfrAL.s
n ~ OrIeene, L., (eotablsshed In loo0) and "a
a. ~ , veasc located IN Ccseago-0s 0ost sue
c.afni i.eealist Of ~ age II tAo treatment Of III
dleesoe Of . private neeafe-can > e1nddentially
0Saalted n ~ once and rss0s, - - RAzpsLps 81
0oe.en a. Deapsesr evassS, up cram, upou H.
treafmsnt Of Chronic, kssswial, Oyphnltic, BlooS
ana ekin Diseesee and u - orders Of Contagons
Ve.ereel 0nsractsf-Wl = seeufeo Without the ~.
Of n scnsv io6ds Of potAsoa, aseenie ~ apy posos
but Vim his NssvsALtxRa positive cure for an ~
mora and blood poisons:
neee. Noctural and Daroa Emissions. brought % bv
a. 81 he organ. early indesereton. szcessss !,
inheritcd-ca causing lose Of memory, ecnfssion, a..
n,essar dimpees 81 vision, end ofisa limes In,sr;
K vi,h 4 deplorabie tfaln Of other oympeop,s
tyestsd and radically cured BY invaluable metaoA
ssvirs time and expense. All diseases peeulsr I"
he ss.aal org:n.: Of private diameter. radically
ep n,S S,.asSs 81 tSs ma horrible eass, w., ~.
Med b. bseons psiesned-predssine blseelss o.
~ feco. ensIl Wse6y boeess-faae b ~ heo6 ~
49, throat end Ao6e. eos0 . ~ mr.
"a body. sefofalA-togotn0 vftA a enAlooo noN
81 q ssAsrines- S1setually and pssnansnty e1red
p: jar . ssesans,as1 = ~ yss6 Of he
:ssssy 2 psos:::Sss: q e, n:es sc!:s:: ssd
should apply to hin md . eused q enee.
On. JAnns can be consulted, eonndentially, By ls,
tes p o. Drawer sees. Chicago. saelosine stamp n,
return aneves; or q his once pasloss d 9 RI.
dolph street. corner Of Deasnbagu street. from
=. to ~. \. Ten separate soOms. and private ep.
trance and exits, 90 that patients never come IN
contact With each other. xv9ything private aad
Occidental.
Jest pabiishsd. By Dr.. James, Two pamphlsss, .
orrnn ssonnnnA and eYYsn1s, md hotk cent 4,
oealsd envelopes 70 any address, secsipt Of In
eoaoo, Or thsoo red postage oea0us
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

DArrisr SrArx CONVENTION. the
Aarshs'ltcwn 7imes aud U,dar Falls c.
ssffe 10 learn some particulars about the
Bsptist State Convention recently held At
the former place. 1t was the 27,h annual
session. There we're present 90 minister.
and IL other delegates from the churches.
The reports show that 30 missionaries have
been sustained wholly or in part during The
year. from the funds Of the convention.
and that $4,000 have been expended. The
missionaries have baptized, during the
year. 200, and received into their several
churches in other ways. 800. Fourteen
houses Of worship have bssn erected. and
% many mere are 10 process Of construc-
ton. There Was contributed iu cash and
Pledge at the meeting for State convention.
5000; Foreign Missions, cas-; Hsas
Aesions, t241; Publication Seeisty, 1856.
making total for benevolent obiec :.
1851. This does net include several hun.
dred dollars contributed to endoW . Pro.
Censorship in the Chic 70 Theological Sem.
mary. The Baptists Of Iowa new aunbsr
about Sc, 900. aud their c1nsributious for
the fiscal year are about CSC, 900. Twsn-
sy-ssvsn Sunday Schools we're reported.
showing an aggregate Of 2sl teaoheee.
3.6oS scholars, el,o4o meaey sxpsndsd.
1.sss copies sem. monthly papers, % con.
versions. Resolutions wee adopted %.
ooaragine a. ebert . free The seheel prep.
ssty q Dee Moines from debt, and ales
Recommending . special collection in behalf
81 the church as Osuacil Bla9e . b taksn
IN 81 the churches On the second Sabbath
II November. The Convention mssts next
yeNr ~ Nj. Pleasant. The Iowa Baptist
Ministerial Association was in session ct
the Same time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03
sPgc1AL moTlces.
ECONOMY Is WEALTH.

i hs oso ss Tie ssbisst 81 0ssstssl interest and
inpsrtaAcs 70 isuiiiss, and Of Cnivsssal la@uiry
ames 0oussksspsss, - And a s0eient. pare ard
mid dstessavs agent,
MoKsons. Van Haagen q Co.,
To supply this great end general want e9ss to The
public their nsv article Of
8 Il E A NE SOAP
FoR FAMILY usR.
TO our eastomsss aho ere mailiaR WITH the High
Standard quality Of cur Rich, FIewss-sesntsd. and
Family Soaps. ~ need net say that euf DTBARlNE
soAPis nsds Of pure Astsrials. and contains no
aduteratiens Of ehslk. clay, sleate Of soda, o. In
:sas slkellss which % gsasfally enter Int the
composition Of CHEAP SOAPS. which rssiIy COS,
ross In the end 49, cur sssssiss eeap, beside tn
~ ,ry desc . The fahgie - eoaoiag and rottina.
DIRECTIONS ron JSH
l. ossnss go y beiliag. ~ VIZ Hide rubbing.
;. css 1sssS iii 70 = IN, ~ =, ~. = .lr..
Ecsnds q esansa Fssis ssap. - TIVE psssAs sss'
:: 4 !s!:ir.. .s. .Aa. s..-As.s y. ~. s.s Y:
WITH the beet fsnily soap. an1 y warranted net Il
injHret b fabric.
E, s::ass r;n;: g: rs:s.'s e; ..s,:, e.
Printers ana Paintsrs vi And IL - Invaluable arti
Gle for washisG hands. - Is chap bat great
4so sps Of Ne .assas ussa aaa til.
eesp net containing any excess Of alkalies. nsrs
mid thas any other knocn washing esap, and = m
0oubtedly tie lest adapted for white and eclueed
eiothine - vel - canbsics ssd lsess: and 10 War
rasted net TO ret ths elethes; nshss viii tAsy tusl
yellow. no matter how long Kept ever.
We e6sr oar 0tssrins Soap on ~ INTRINSIC
MERITS. asking for !s only fair Trial. and K dsss
prove satisfactory Ne will refund the money pail
for It. sold By PAnxs q HcsnRH. Davenport: HEN
RY DARTS SONS. Rock Island. and By The trad
generally. au93e-de0d30
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03
Terrible BncountoP with q
ssOm0lxe.ss

Beaten county hes furnished ths Laiay-
cite (lndiooa) Courier the basis for Q Arst
class snake story, which doubtless produced
ssnsation up in that part Of the State. IL
seems that the never dying Jshn Smith,
Who swns few acres up that way, vas
lately crossing . 6sld On HE premises.
whom be felt . peculiar sensation in hie
trewser's leg. and in ~ instant shs terrible
suspicion fastened upon him that there VA
. snake there. Putting out his band 70 a.
certain, it came in contact With vhaa he
supposed to b the head Of the reptile. Il
flashed across bic mind st onee that h;s
only hope Of life lay in HE ability to grasp
and firmly hold the head uatil be could eb.
tain assistance and sxtrieats himself from
bic unpleasant prsdicament. Ssisine il.
therefore, with ess hand. be started at fuli
tit for the house, about half mile distant.
Az 10 ran, be could feel the reptile vrig-
Cling aressd hiulsg. He was fairly bstbed
10 cold ev0t y he thought that u might
free itself from HE grasp and give him The
fatal blow While fer away from help, and
fear lent wings to his feet AZ be sp-
preached the barn, where bic wife Was q,
work, he became fearful Of the terrible Of
feet il might have open her to reveal sud
denly bic dangerous si,uatiss, and be
therefore clipped silly il st the back deer.
Going into enc corner, be Invested himself
Of his clothing. (hs had kicked "a his boots
on the way) d-s~ forth the cause Of his
terror, and With sense Of relief. hurled it
violently from him. It strusk ths rsftsrs
above, and then fell to the floor, and re-
vsalsd to his astenished eazs--an old piece
Of rope. which he had put. - To s1ppoaed,
lsts his pocket, but which had slipped
dswn his trowssr's leg. The movement Of
waking had produced the wriegling which |
had first attracted HE attention. Az be |
ran. Of course the metieoo became mere
violent. A knot on one end he he's mista-
ken iof The head, and had bssn holding Il
~ ' ID the grasp Of death.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

Nsvxs before has Europe contained %
many discarded or dislnhsrited sevsreigns.
TO say nothing OF mere hsirs 20 royalty.
such as the Oomts dc Ohambord, the Oomte
Dc Paris, the Count dc Mentsmolin. and
he father Of the Emperor o. Austria. ~
have the two Ok Queens Of Spain, The ex
Kings Of Holland, Of Naples, OF Greece. and
sill rscsntly Of Bavaria alse, the king Of
Hanover. the banishsd Grand Duke Of Tus.
eAny, besides host Of miner Dukes and
Electors, once ssgnsnt in Italy and Ger
many. In fact, the whole Continent il
SLED with living warnisss to unworthy
royalty, and roaming memorable to the in.
stability Of human Greatness.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03
WILL oil these an1ictsd with Cough or Censunpsisa
read the following. and learn the value Of
All9W'9 LUNG DA6oAM.
What the Doctors Say.

Amos Woolly. II D.. Of Koseiusso county. lad.
eays: "For three ysase pest have ussd All.rrS
L1se DA sAn extsasively II ~ practice. eDA -
satisfied there 10 No better medicine fos lang dieea-
- In uee."
Isaac D. Doraa, II. D.. ofLcgan Co., O., says:
"ALLRS's LrHo DALsAn 1ot only ees10 ropidly, but
e1vee perfect satisfaction II every Oaoo within ny
.snewlsAgs. Haviag een64sncs n u, and knoWine
that - eeDee va0able ne6iciaol peopstiee, fse-
y ~ Il in ~ daily Dr etice. anA With unbo1nded
success A. N expeelesaat, y 0eoe eesalnly far
ahsad ofaoy PsepasatiaA hsyo ever yoe knoW1."
NatAaniel Hafris 4. D.. Of 0i16lebury. W, eaye
Ihave doubt Il viii eeon become aclaasieel re0.
e1a agent Ter the euFe q oil Disease 81 The Threat
Drooehlas Tubee. aod u longe."
Or Lloyd. 81 0hio. safoooa IN tho army d1hae
the Wal, ffoo exposure coatsaets1 eooea9ptioa.-
He says: 81 have ~ heoitaoey II eoying that II Was
~ the uss Of yeur Lsng Daeaa hat N new alive
Dr. 1isseS sf, q Iisssssi, says: ~ recon mend
your Dalsam ia pfsfsfanee e any otAer medicine fos
Cougho. md 4 Give oatiefAetion.~
AlAuu'o LUso 0AlsAn y the remedy - cure oil
Lung aAd Threat di0eoltiso. Itshoul1 b thorough
~ tseted bessrs assg asy other Dalsan. II viii
xhea eli eshsrs nil 1irselieeo soes1pny eael
J. n. HARRIS . CO.. Sole Proprissers, cincia
nat, 0Alo. Fer sale b oil Dssegisto. ec99-AAWeu
No Excuse.
Fer Gray Hair. dsndra6. or baldnees. They eal
oil b prevented Or cared By using Wood lnpfovet
Aais Rsetosative. We mean what We ~ aad ear
prove. esld BY Duggists aAA Barbers.
Price 81 Der bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03


Scheme.
Mr.. Raphael Brandon (says All the Yea.
Round, 10 the author Of scheme Of rail.
way organization. II 10 simply an adapta.
tien Of Sir Rowland Hills post sfics
scheme t. railway passenger traffic. He
proposes to treat passsngse like letter,
and send him nywhsrs over the kingdom,
regardless Of distance. at fixed minimum
charge. A three penny stamp shall take
you. third class, any journey, in one dirsc-
ten, you like to 60, whether from Ludgats
Hill TO Sydenham, or from John O'Great's
to Lands End. II you prefer second class
YOU will take . sixpenny stamp; il you
luxuriats in hrst-class, your postage will
amount to one shilling. This sounds -
mad - the penny postage innovation
sounded at 6rst. But Mr.. Brandon quietly
proceeds to argue in his pamphlet that il
would pay svsrybody-sharsheldsrs, the
pnblic and the government, besides giving
renewed impetus TO industry Of oil sorts.
The sum proposed to b. charged fer pas.
ssuger postage looks ridiculously SMALL
In reality It 10 not 90 much less than The
average journey 40 might b supposed. In
1865, in round numbers. $500, 900 passsn.
- teH"0 sou VvVt SAsVVVsVVV 0uOUs CoTvy.
ing S62, 100000 passengers. The trafic
produced El4,S24. 30c. This eivss an ~.
srags Of nearly 81 miles aud Is passspesrs
for each train. which 10 about 81 passen-
gers per mile, giving an average fer fare. ct
present paid, PEI average journey, II lad
emily. Now, says NJ. Brandon, give me an
universal Sd fare every whore, and will
give ysu elk times the trafie, which will
give The united railway interest an excess
Of $4,000, 600 Of receipts. with vsry little,
Il any. addition to the expense Of carrying
On increased number Of passengers. Bot
THAT 10 merely supposing each paid but Sd.
1t 10 calculated. bowsvsr, that Of the in.
creased number Of travellers, enc seventh
would ride 6rst class at 10, and two.ssvsnths
second class, st Sd. This would raise The
annual return to Esq, 900, 900 for pssseu.
ger traflc. Instead Of Gl4, 900, 900, q
present. Doss any one say that the anals.
81 between carrying . passenger and car
rying . letter 10 false. because letter 10
but bali an osues, and a..passsugsr 10 real.
y msaty hundred weight! Which 10 By
Ter the most expsnsivs part 81 the postal
systsm-the transit Of letter Or ito do
livsrvs lts delivery. Granted. then, that
the transit 81 passenger 10 something
more thsn that Of letter the passenger
ssvse The meet costly part Of he postal
outlay, because he delivers himself: the
balance 10, therefore, On The passengers
side, Ter the additieaal expense Of transit 10
nothing t. The saviag in distribution and
delivery.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03
X ~ q ~ l. EsS
vR0BTADLR
HI A IR r. T. s II o r. f r

Is UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED
By the Thousands who have ussd u. TO Be superior
70 all ether Hair preparations nov before the public
THIS - NOT A DYE.
- Il eoutains no Coiorine matter whatever and Il
not composed Of Poisonous Dsugs, bslne vegsta.
BILE Compound, and not injurious in its application.
FOR RESTORING THE COLOR
1t has ~ eqnal. Whore The Hair hes become Grew
with Ace. Sickness Disease Of the Scalp few ap-
phcations Of the Restorsr will In . very short time
restore the Hair to ts original color condition and
former beauty,
AS A COMPLETE HAIR DRESSING
u cannot be surpassed. II removes all DandruH.
Heat and Hunors from the Scalp, prevents the Hair
rom falling on restores bald heads In nearly oil
cases. keeps the head COOL the hair moist, and ives
II nee, glossy, and natural appearance.
EOR THE LADlEa, TOnu .ET.
This compounds unsurpassed. TRY IL and tell your
friends what you think Of It, The Proprietor hse
In great abundance TO prove all he claim
for the Restorer. Prepared By
WV. q. KNOWLES, Mass n, n. n.
Sed By Druggists generally. ieat DEN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

A PaArnrs fca Houss.-Araks platform
81 rails eless to big, dry, straw heap !;
cover Il fess deep with straw; ~ srsssisi
poles and make shed with rails, covering
u With straw enough 10 psstscs e from The
weather. Pack the ice 10 . circle twelve
Iess IN diameter, and build the pile eight
iese high, very close and snug then pack
q Oil around with straw, dong il slowly
eod thoroughly. and 6aally cover it With
elk o. eight feet Of straw on ali sjdse. Such
. stack will keep ice we'll.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

Such % article b 81 Ds. Tsbiss vsastian Lini-
neat" u be- seod beSere Ne psblic ~ 81 yeare.
instance. 1vesy drop u tbs valuable cen pound b
miyed By DR. Tobias kiossif tAsesssre. always
b relied upos u y wssreatsS sapssios . any
ache, usadachs. Sore TAsoee, voDitins, Frosted
Feet Maope. Creup. Darns. Cete. Sea sieknees. In
sect stiues epseis6 Choless, Collie, spasme Dyson
terry. Brsisss Colds. Coashs. Old 6eres. s1e llaes.
Pains 10 the Limbs, Back and Chest. There 10 no
medicine II the "World" that stands more on it,
own merits han the - Venetian Lnment" Thou
sands Of certificate can be At the Doctors Of
1ce sttcetn. to ts rare virtues The great sale for
Or. Tobias Venetian Lin nsnt. has induced several
unprncstied persons to eeupterlbN this " valuable
Remedy" purchasers cannot b too careful to 80
that "Dr TobAs' Venetian Linimsnt" 10 stamped on
the ela,s. docc up 10 yellow paper. and signed .'s
and altt oagh they aa, resemble the venetian Lin
inent" in color aud suell, "bsware ofthsM." Sold
by oil Druggists and storskeepsrs throughout thu
United states. Price 20 cents and one dollar PEI
bottle. Depot 10 Park Place, New YOek.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

c.p Tai's S s. = MSLIiSN Is DS IS.Sxy Il.
CHARTER1D II TnR stats.
Darius r. Manean, Psoel6sat. Jaaee Mesrill. Be-
Rotary Rscsivss Deposits and alloWs FOUR Phi
Chsek q sight SPECIAL bRPO0IT6 for ei,
The Capital Of ONE MILLION DOLLARS e divide
among over ~ shascheldsss. eooPsisinG many gen
are slse personaily liable - depseiton for eli Ali
cations Of the Company 10 double the amount d
their capital stock. A. tAs NATIONAL TRUST
CO., reesivee depoGlte = las9o Or o0all anounu
and permits then - ~ drawn = . Wholo or IN ~
By CBBCK At ei0aT end WITHOUT NOTICE
allowing Interest % ell daily balaacss, part,sI
lsstitution with special aavs1tagss Of eoesIty COZ
vonieneo and profit js99 DAWN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03
Impure Blood Mekoe aiclx

The bowels may be csstive o. some organ does n
work weakly. Frsn causes like these easss and
Rummy snbstances occur. which poison the blood;
the Precipitation NAV 10 ehscked the feet NAV BE- -
chilled that their et exhalations are thrown bac
upon the blood. Are cause foe pains. fesers, in.
6s0mations futseee aees DSsndrotho Pills are
worth mere than ~ Rive or six cure IT opce
Remember they cures ct once removing from he
body those nstters whieh poissn the blood ard
make Ne sick. Thee celebrated Pills should be 10
the house ready.
ses B. BRASpsirn II white Letters on the Govern.
nent stamp. Principal ofhcs ERAnDarns Hsr.s,
New York Sold by all druggists.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN,
On tbs Errors and Abuses incident 70 Youth and
Early Manhood, with the humane view Of treat
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box r.. Phsde.
phia. Pa. (septaa. a&vam
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

Aradical orator calls the public debt "a
monument of glory whose base rests on the
shoulders Of the common people" Not
bad, It - csno.aph engraved with the
dead il crushsa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

IL is sisted that tAs largest collection Of
eesrsoeeoptc pictures in the country 10
eWnea ~ clerk ID the Psot O0so Depart
nns = weaAiseesa.l PIE ~ spsns otsj-