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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-01
STATE NEWS.


-Phrsnology has broke out in Ksokuk.
-Major Dill wants to be Mayor In Mus.
catine.
Mt. Pleasant 10 having . tempss.ous
Temperance storm.
The Iowa Agricultural College acsso.
modatss l75 beasdsrs.
-l75, 900 bushels Of wheat await chip
nsnt at Lansing.
The recent Hebrew Bsasvolsot Ball
10 Keokuk nsttsd $3.50.
Gen. A. G. Dsdgs Is arranging 9l0..
900 mansion 10 Burlington.
A Mechanics Fsstival vas recently
held at Fsrt Dodge good time.
Tho Northwef locates the Iowa State
Fair on the Lower Mississippi.
Ice county contributes four delegates
to the Fort Madison rogues' convention.
WIN. BrAnagan. Of Burlington, has in.
vented an improved upright steam boiler.
-wintersst has . dwarf named Nc
Kibben, that can look up to Tom Thumb,
or Mutt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-01

Light bread makes light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder does II. Ask your grocer
Or it. aud take no other. II is . decide
improvement over ssy other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-01

II. PoLLAex + Oe.-CeS0er ID cod HAs-
Rison sts.. are positively selling cut at ees
% close business This 10 no humbue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-01

PHGsix plate Co., WoEcEsrrR.-At
tention Is called to the card Of the abovs
company in another place. They manu-
facturc jspanned iron and tin sheets OF oil
sizes and colors for sign painters use, and
. variety Of other goods which come within
their line. The trade will find the goods
Of good quality. and the company gentle
men to deal with.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-01

The rsgular tssm Of the Ieaa Ard
cuitsssi Osllses opens March l7th. Every,
bedy 70 invited.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-01

Surs rsli.f eoe Asthma. Price 20 cents
by nail. Stswsll 4 Co., Bsstcs, Mass.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-01
M WAN 70.

M WAN -.
] waat ny friends rewarded veil.
ny sssnies fA fight.
Nv stsry can quickly tell.
OPiaisn says Tn right.
Weisosr's Detsctives On tAs tree
beeu9ht - Graad expooo:
bsetsn bed villsiss very 6lssk
A. will soon disclose.
PAs PAns ~ ssu.sssssissA shsss,
!osis9iaR vraPpsrs ~.
via labele leas - very f>kr
They wssld have eAsassS pes.
We.sssr vest .qslekiy - sAs Ass,
ueed ceAetable Was Jopoo-
TIE fescale caugAt sov ssoeo ~ Pue
Thet strikes their marrow bensa.
These culprits did confssaiep oako
And whom IL was wrote deWu.
Each villain then the pen did take
And signed the. r nan 60 around.
AID Wolcors's Lawyer, JeAa G. Park,
will show this dampins sheet:
wSLcorr copy has; new nsrk-
Each name IN publishsd sheet.
The naa who swas the jobbise prsss.
The litbographer tee,
Have get Themselves in such nssa
They know oot what - do.
For countsrfeiting did not pay,
Cenfsssion strikes them dunA:
To read il in the PRINT 10 day
Would ruin every chem.
The plates on stons. asd labsls, toe,
Were taken from these mea-
Have get them foun what would you Do
Take tash orpablisA thsms
I've thousand dollars sent 70 smash
OF bottles AllsA fer sale.
Ces6scstion asd general crash
By WoLc0fS in his trail.
AnMHrIAfea fer Catarrh
With Reesr's imprint -,
1ao net ito fate beth near aoa far.
Dsstruetien sssusk II cows.
Aad eli vhe dare = ever ell
This worse than Wosthleee trash.
Will meet hard puaish neat - we'll
ITorMers paid IN Cas-.
~ frissds. I bid you sll essl sight,
Ill greet zen il the DssocaAs.
Oeantsrfoitsrs Aave ~ right,
TO interfere viii NJ. thsts -.
Otsp ed get 10 esat cetsle u DsAssY--it 70
% bsst article fer The hair ever aA1s-st lol
haeAan squaie.
=.
AADRaEO.
On lAs evening Of :Fsb. 1Ssh. loeS, u tAe
lea oaptist Church, Mr.. J0SDP1 !. CA1I0
Aiss CALlSfA J. DICKSON, bsth oe Scott
eunty. lewA
ouddssly, 81 tAe leth inst, u Heart Disesse,
IASIS waiTnY. wiss q ~ J. o. WHifHY.
this city. assd SS years.
Ars. Waitsy leaves N invalid Assbaad asA
% child - 0e1ss hes lses was nsohee ef
emea.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-01

A PLBAsAxr Tlns.-Absut I've weeks
age, - ~ then noticed, the Odd Fellews
Of Davenport cs0s ever. and paid .
friendly visit 70 their brethrea Of this
sids. II rsciprssatisn sf this courtesy,
Last evening abeut twenty ,eve 0snbsrS
ef The Rock lslaaa Ensanpmert and 6ve
or six frea 0ssssee. prspsrsA b visit
the Dsvsnpert Iodgs. OWing = tie heavy
run Of iss, the ferry bsak ~ gene Int
ils winter quarters for The night, ond The
visitors wsrs ssessdiseiv esops,lsa .
walk ever by way of ths brideS. On The
ether side they wsrs rsesived By the
Dsvsapsst EncsnposaA aad ssesstsd .
ito lodge. Here the evening wae passed
in very pleasant manner, toward the
close Of which tie gsssts we're abundant
II Supplied With fsfrsshnents. We ars
informed that he Davsspert aud Rock
leland Encampmsnts were invitsd 10 visit
their brethren % 0sassee, end aeospted
the invitation. The win make the trip
some time within the next two Or three
weeks.
Altsr IN svssing Of social pleasures,
the AncAwpmsnt returned 70 Reck Island
by means Of special train which vas
kindly furnished BY Superintendent Kim.
ball, Of Davenpert.-Rock lslaad Ieevs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-01

0Ivs HssD "A eeld i oltsa th1seAt 70
b . ~ trilisg nssess ls elsia inasdiass
q serious attsatisn until Il gets sush hold
- The luaes - - iopssil he life sf ~
ssasumptivs patispt-sAea asd nes till thso
do many thing ssriously sf relief, whsa Il
oftsn esmse tso late; what foolish ssgli-
gsnes ~ say We ~ vhsa - ssets will %
% far y y cure Osid. Cough. Sore Threat
a0rssssDs, Asthaa, -. hesitate ~ q
% y . drugsist aad invest that - Q betvle
ef xslsms Artsr's CssgA .Hslssm.
CvHfis Z AAasLR, WeseDs9sp.-TAe
nAsulasturefs Of textile Absiss ere large
eonsnasss, aal ~ sspssise advastses el
purehasiog the latest inasvatiess il ~.
chiossy must Of seesssity appssr plain to
them. The 6rm shove named ere manu-.
iActcriug wsslsn and Cetisn Shsariog
Machines, Rapring snd Brushing Ma.
shisss. and variety sfethsr gssds Of iu-
forest 70 thA trade. The gseds ere Of I'd.
mirabls finish, and veil adapted fse the
purpsss intended. See card II another
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-01

CONC TO Boor ALL Iowa AnD Saos n
Teo.-Ar. 0. II. Ohild returned frsm The
East.on Saturday, and with him eans Cs,ss
hundred and fsssty cases Of boots and
shoss. II that don't lsok % thssgh the
Wholesale trade Of Davsapest vas gsed,
W will ststs that there's mere coming.
Four hundred and twenty cases at enc Of
der b pretty good.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-01

SPORTING TAckLs.-All those whe are
interested in the purchase Of . good gun
for summer shooting should sxamins the
advertisement Of WIN. Read 1 Sons 10
another column. Fine English Illuminated
steel guns. stubb and twist, and many
other varieties, oil Of the best make. are
kept constantly on hand here. To the
trade superior inducements are offered in
the low price Of stock and liberal dis>
counts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-01

A Delicate and Sweet P Perfuns-burnetta
Rlesimol.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-01

0oIxo AHsAD.-Iren continues 70 asrivs
daily for the road vest Of Atlsatis. with.
in the last two Or three days twenty one
cars loaded With irsa have passed thsosgh.
Bridge timbsrs, iron, and other supplies are
slss arriving rapidly at Osuneil Bluds, fer
the road eastward fseo that point,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-01

LsArnxA BsLrs.-Among the srticlss
that hold . high reputation ameng ma
chinests, and are eagerly sought after BY
them, 10 we'll made LEArBEa BrLTIxc. The
majority Of that in use does not last but
short time, IL given TO rottensss, and has
but little Of good wearing qualities. The
best now 10 use Of these goods, 10 the Oak
Tanned Leather Belts, manufactured BY
Grafton / Knight, Worcester, Mass. The
geods made BY this firm, have . splendid
reputation for standing wear and tear, for .
longer time than any now In use. They
arc made Of the best Of stock, and finished
by the most experienced workmen. Where
ever used throughout the country, they
have given unqualified satisfaction. Those
Of our dealers who have dealing il
this branch Of trade, will And these gsntls>
men courteous In the transaction Of aM
mercantile affairs. and Of unimpeachabls
integrity, and - such, We can cordially
recommend them the trade Of this section.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-01

DAVIS. CsAHSsns = Co., PisfsDsao.-
We take pleasure in calling the attsslios
81 trade to the card Of THE well knewn
house In another column. For many yeas
they have been engaged extensively in the
manufacture Of wsrrs LLAD, and their
honorable business reputation is founded
on the fact that every pound sf lead sent
from she house 10 warranted strictly pure
Strict chemical analysis has shown that 10
100 parts, there are u Of white lead. and
. OF linsed oil This 10 - pure a. 10 made.
AZ . leading house Of Paisburg. in their
line Of business, we commend these gen.
tlemen 10 the trade Of Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-01

HowARD BRos WORCESTER These gem
tlsmsn are engaged largely in the manufac-
tuie Of superior cotton. WOOL, and flax ms
chine card clothing. also hand and strip.
ping cords of every description. They
have won an snvlable reputation in eom-
msrcial circles BY the superior excellence Of
tho goods manufactured. - we'll % high
position In the confidence Of The trade BY
their straig aightforward manner Of dealings.
The firm is one in whom every confidence
can be placed in matters Of business trans
action. See card IN another column.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-01

Wa WouLp AsAIn sall he attlenties ef
Iewa dealers to the impsrtsnt fact that
Robert Krauss 10 rsseiving The msst sx-
tended and best sslsctsd line Of goods ever
any stock Of previsss ysars. They are
stristl y first class and will b. ssld sxtrsmss
y low. Go and sxamine The goods.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-01

To.Oav'0 Advertisements.
Notice.,

ocAl-1H 0Bo40B 4DnlDD1o.
ONE DOLLAR,
The Great One Dollar
S T o r E,
Thursday. March 4th, At
No. 9, West Second st.
Ksarly opposite the Nswessb As.ss.
DAvssrsAr. Iowa.
N7 lTH LARGE STOCK OF GOODS.
w both usefsl and sornamsntal. s!l to b.
sold at the uniform price Of
ONE DOLLAR,
Regardless Of COS. or value. The indsssmssts
being - great ell We ask i . call, and satisfy
yourselves. Ml-dlws
CURTIS Il MARBLE.
WO1O1STsR.... HAoe.
kanufaetusses u Woo, - sal Cossss
0HEs1RlJr0 .MsACRE.FES,
feaalinE Gies. Mapping aad DrssAiag AasAiasss
clsth Wisdsrs, shear Gfindsss. &c.
Alsssr CUsrss. ss..................A 4 .. MAnsLS.
Tla y Pm n NIX PLAT8 CO..
JAPPANNERS,
And Hassfaetsssss u
JAPAN SIGN PLATES,
Keep eonstantly a hand Jappaanel Issa aaA tn
meets Of I'll kinas ard s:.se and eelseQs ~ -
Palaters ne. n. u. HAnp11 1aaaoss.
W0R0nsf0R... ..... ......................nA nAoe.
now Ard DnOTuERS,
Manafsetnrsss Of supseiss
Cotton. Wool and Flax
MACHINE CARD Qo1rnDla
nAND AND
- 7RlPPlN,G C.lRDo|
o. 1vsy Dsseipsssa.
W0koksT.n.. .::..:............... -.
ga saAsss. :. =. s1asGf.
GRAFTON L KNIGHT,
Best Oak Taanea 0sreseheA
LEATHER BELTS.
Pages Patent Lacing.
Hyssas ssssss. nsssass nassA.
VoDCADTW,. ........................... 2A0o.
We make saly StsistlyP Pure Ossis
DAvIs, CHAMBERS 1 CO..
PURE WHITE LEAD,
Observation-Disclosures.
WHITE LEAD,
RED LEAD.
L1TlARGE,
PUTTY.
Ivssy ~ ~ 80 Wlih Isea Ne>ss ~ isl,eviae
v1rsaih nd - goAsaneee 1eg1bo q Nnooooo aa1
fEiS fx0KAos oorrA1xn
f:s' nss..t ns:ss In. ssi 49,.
osIH GOLD vin = ~ = ~ eneS1he ~
eDeesnAo - thio aee elesat fe6 - sSovo eaaly.
g. 1Avles C4A40Rm = GO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-01

On tAs evening Of :Fsb. sStb. loeS, II tAs
xies Daptist Church. Mr.. J0SDP1 I. CA4l0
y Aiss CALlSfA ]. DICKSON, beth of Scott
Oounty. lowA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-01

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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-27
BORN

In Carson City, Nevada, on Tuesday May Is,
1869 to the wife Of Joseph Rosenstcck. a son.
In Empire City, on Tuesday May 16, 1869, to
she wife of John Richie, daughter.
In Empire City, on Tuesday May Is, 1869, to
The wife Of George p Randall, q son.
("Now by Saint Paul, the work goes bravely
aal'-Ep. APPIAL)
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-27
THE DAILY APPEAL

JoHS c. KEENAN,, formerly the proprietor
Of the Fashion Saloon, Sacramento, and long
time foreman of Knickerbocker Engine Co.
Of that city, fell dead while ascending the
steps of his house in San Francisco. few
nights since. His wife. Rose Keenan,. was
among those who persisted by the wreck of
the Steamer Brother Jonathan
DEATH OF GENERAL HIRAM w. THEAIL.
BY yesterdays Enterprise we learn that
telegram received by ez-Iayor Curris of vir-
ginia amour ces the death of General Hiram
w. Thea!l, the well known assayer. Mr..
Theall had, most doservedly, very laxe
circle of friends, He came to California in
the celebrated Steycnson's Regiment Old
Marysvillians will regret to hear of his
death. He leaves a VIE and one child to
mourn his loss.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-27

AQvEEE AND BEAUTIFUL LITTLE BEAST.
Doc. Bob Sharp corraled a member Of the
mole family yesterday, in his garden. Mart
Reese has got him Gagged in a box filed with
loose earth. To satisfy his friends aud Gus
toners Mart dig. the little varmint out Of
the earth and exhibits HIM. He is about as
big as .rat; has long flexible nose, like an
aut-eatar; has tail like a new born kitten
fore paws sloped like a mans hand and goes
i, blind. This queer little beast is covered
with the most beautiful coat Of fur ever was
seen-a heap finer than an otter skin. He
paddles himself out Of sight and under
ground in an amazingly short space Of time.
P.S.-Thc unprincip!ed animile has got
away.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-27

DEATH OF Mrs. wv. II. WINTER.-Died,
in Franklin county. Ala, on Easter Day,
March 18th, 1869, in the SD year Of her age,
Mrs. Catharine Stark Washington, widow
Of Major VIM. II. Winter, late of Tuscumbia,
Ala, and daughter Of Harry Washington
and Mildred Pratt, of Prince William
county, Va.
The Oakland News says: The deceased
aad a large number of friends throughout:
the entire county, among whom will be
found many of our readers-all of whom will
he happy to know thatthi excellent lady, died
in perfect repose and peace, and in the full
possession of the faculties of her mind. She
was the mother Of large family of sons and
daughters. One daughter Elizabeth who was
the wife If Hon. II. s. Foote. died in this
city in 1856. One Of the daughters of Mrs.
Foote is the wife of Senator Stewart Of Ne
vada. A number of other relatives of the de-
ceased are now living in the Pacific States,
whose names do not occur to US. Cali
fornia and Nevada papers have been re-
luested to publish the above notice.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-27

Mr.. Dickens AND HIS Critics. The
dinner given TO Mr.. Dickens recently, at
Liverpool, has given rise to some criticisms
upon his true place in literature. The Spec
tator, while pronouncing the very highest
sulOgiums on Mr.. Dickens humor, denies
that he possesses some higher qualities,
which Over-enthusiastic admirers have as
cribed to him. . Half the geniaiity which
is supposed to be Mr. Dickens great merit
IS the most vulgar good humor of tempera-
ment-a strong disposition to approve the
distribution of punch and plum pudding,
slap men heartily on the back, and kiss
pretty women behind DOORS" The writer
also speaks Of Mr.. Dickens mawkish and
unreal sentimentaIities, of " multtudinons
passages tending to excite nausea" and
says that Mr.. Dickens :" has brought people
to think that there is sort of piety in being
gushing and maudlin. But as humorist,
the critic takes Mr.. Dickens to be without
rival in any age Of the world" not even
excepting Aristophanes or Shakespeare"
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-18

A CASE FOE. THE CHARITABLE.-Victo
Emanuel. King OF Italy, is short of cash.
He lives on village PEASANTS tare, and can
not invite TO dinner the ambassadors OF ior-
eign nations.
II IS said that late minister of the royal
household often refused to honor the checks
drawn by the king that lady to whom the
benevolent monarch had given draft for
40N00 livres was obliged to content herself
with tenth part Of the sum; that the kings
own quarterly allowance of pocket money
was SO mea2re that he was frequently obliged
to borrow ten louis from one OF his aides De
camp. And how many gentlemen are there,
We wonder, on the staff of the King of Italy,
who have ten louis to lend As for his majes-
tvs quarters at Florence, the interior of the
Pifii Palace Is understood to be most shah
billy furnished. The chairs and tables were
rickety and dingy enough under the old
Giand Ducal regime, but they have now be-
come even more faded. Carpets embroid, r.
ed with the arms of Leopold of Tuscany
have been allowed to remain, but patches
OF lew material have been sewn over the
cognizance OF the dethroned prince. In the
royal dining room at Florence. two years ago,
the table was covered by a 'seedy" red cloth !;
the chairs, which should have been decorated
with morocco, had only imi' alton American
leather cushions; and the window curtains
were OF coarse white muslin, not too clean.
When Victor Emanuel was asked, in 1867,
whether be intended to visit the Paris Ex-
position, he replied that he should be most
happy-if bis brother sovereigns would SUBJ
scribe to purchase for him a third class re-
tur ticket.
Such is the gossip of the English press.
We commend this distressing case to the
eympathies OF the benevolent.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-18
An En,er, sting ReIic.

The Chicago Evening Journal has permis-
sion to copy the following interesting and
characteristic letter of DR.. Franklin no. be-
fore published:
from DIR. FRANKLIN TO MISS E. HUBBARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IL, 1856.
DEAR CHILD,-I condole with you. We
have lost most dear and valuable relation
bnt il is the will Of God ard Nature that
these mortal bodies be laid aside when the
soul is TO enter into real lie. Existence here
on earth is hardly TO be called life. 'Tis
rather an embryo state-a preparation to
living; aman is not completely born until he
is dead. Why. then, should we grieye that a
new child is born among the immortaIs-a a
new member added to their society?
We are spirits. That bodies should be
lent to us while they can afford us pleasure,
assist us in acquiring kno Wedge, Or in doing
good to our fellow creatures is kind and
benevolen! act of God. When they become
unfit for their purposes, and afford us pain
instead OF pleasure, instead OF an aid be-
come an incumbrance, and answer none OF
the intentions Tor which they we're given, it
is equally kind and benevolent that way is
provided by which we may get rid of them.
That way is death.
We ourselves, prudently in some cases,
choose partial death. A nangled, painful
limb, which cannot be restored, we willingly
cut of. he that plucks out tooth, parts
with all the pains and possibility OF pains
and diseases it was liable to or capable of
making him suffer-
Our friend and we are invited abroad on a
party OF pleasure that is to last forever. His
chaii~ was first ready, and has gone before US.
We could not conveniently all start together;
and why SHOULD you and be grieved at this,
since we are soon TO follow, and we know
where to find him?
Adieu, my dear, good child, and believe
that shall be, i'll every state, your Affection
ate papa, BENZ. FRANKLIN.
'Alluding to the Sedan chairs, then in fashionable
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-18
Miscellany.
Ch,v.rrous southsons.

rr,oo,,e The wrath of fine gentleman.
~ 90 the representative oil his country abroad.
Who finds himselt driven to open beer sa-
loon. Imagine the Indignation OF fine lady
who must keep boarders; OF another who
must go out to service little less than menial; !;
oil another who must beg rations with low
downeTs and negroes. During the war 1 saw
women OF good families at the South who had
no stockings; AMI here beg leave to stop and
ask the reader to conceive fully, ii he can, the
sense OF degradation which must accompany
such poverty "a degradation OF dit and naked
ness, and slattenly uncomliness, be it observ-
ed; degradation which seems to place them
beside the negro. Let us imagine the pros
perons ladies of our civilization prevented
only from wearing the latest fashions; what
manifest man OF US al would like 10 assume
the responsibility of such piece OF ty-
ranny? -,
Moreover, sour Lady of Tears" the lerii H.
bic Mater Lachryma, am of DeQulncey, y,scries
ions, fills the whole South with tne Jas as
of the dead. 1t is not so mucn monus .n.i, L.
pity that the women are bitter' anu 'e"ei' VII.
telness to their children.
Ol course there are lower auu tnore rioicu-
lous motives for this nale. Non-couDatants,
warike. and to blow cheap trumpets of mock
hsIoj.m. Furthermore, it Is aristocratic to
Keep aIoof from Yankees; and what woman
does not desire to have the tone Of grand so.
cietyf
Mnen will this sectional aversion end?
can only offer the obvious reflection that it is
desirable for both North and South, but es
pecially for. the weaker of the two, that II
should end as quickly as possible. For the
sake OF the entire republic we should endeav
or to make all our citizens feel that they are
Americans, and nothing but Americans. Il
we do not accomplish this end, we shall moi
rival the greatness OF the Romans. 1t was no'
patricanism which made Rome great So
much as The vast community and bond
ed strength OF Roman citizenship. Let
us remember in our legislation the law OF so
idarity; the fact that no section of commu
nifty can be injured without injuring the 9th.
er sections; that the perfect prosperity OF the
whole depends upon the prosperity OF all the
parts.
This idea should be kept in view despite o
rrovocations; this policy will in the end pro
duce broad and sound national unity. As tht
6outherners find that the republic bring
them prosperity, they will, little by little, ant
Que one by one, become IS loyal as the peo
pie OF other sections.-J. W. DeFOrest, IL
HdrDeT's MQQdzine.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-18
Important Certificate.
speedy Cure of Whooping Cough
j. W. PICKETT, ESQ, Brook, n, N Y.


am not in the habit of taking advertised mcdi-
cncs, nor oil certifying their curative effects when
they come under my observation; bnt 1 teel con-
strained to make an exception favor OF D0DDs
NEKvINE and Invil orator, medicine have used
in my family ior some lime past My little daughter
had been utteriDg from severe whooping cough ior
several weeks, and was much bro en- OF lest at
night that-by excessive coughing aud loss OF sleep
her constitution and general health seemed to be
giving away. Various r, medies or palliatv were
recommended by in imare eighbors but nothing
was lied until attention called by phys1-
clan not now in practice TO Dodd's Nerve This we
p ocured and commenced using at once-with an eff
iect immediate and surprising. As the convuislons
were hardest at nigh, we bean by Giving the Nei-
vine her going to led Tie first dose administer
ed made its imp ession; the cougE became less tre-
quent and very much les severe, she soon got her
accustomed sleep, rapidly revived in health and
vigor, and in few days was as well as ever Wnat
was lett of the whooping cough was theie eater OF no
tIoube Of couIse Cannot but consider Dodd's
Nervine and Insigor tor an invaluable romedy Tor
This distressing malady. 1 may aid that havs
since recommended it to several family friends, In
like circumstances, and have found it III every rase
t. be equally successful It needs oaly to be known
to come into Universal demand.
j. w. PICKETT
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