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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-15
BarlOwS Indigo Blue,

For Blueiag Clothes, IL put ZIP ard fer sale at Al
FIRED WILTBERGEk'6 Drag store, No. 233 North
Second Street. Philadelphia. BAkLOW'g INDIGO
Blue will color more water than any other Bl1e in
the market. BAkL0We iNpl0O BLUE is free
from acid, and will nof lnjure the finest articles
BAR.oW'S INDIGO BLUE d. solves perfectly clear
and will not eetue on the clothes or make them
streaked.
The Label Is copyrighted. aad reads: "Barlow's
Indigo Blue prepared and for sale at Alfred Wilt
hereer's piug Store. No $50 Nsrth Second Street.
Philadelphia" Bsrlows lndigo blne 10 sold to dea-
lere at q price that pays them to keepk CONSC-
MERs WILL FIND IT, On trial, to be the most eco
nomieal and handieet article ever used for Bueing
Clothes. Barlow Q indigo Ble IL put up Wiltbsr-
gsr'e Drug Store. No a33 North Second Street and
nov here else. BARLOW's INDIGO BLUE ie made
in the way It was fourteen YEAR, ago, and dees
not contsin any acid. ONE FlvE-CENT BOX OF
BARLOW.S INDIGO BLUE. dissolved in . mineral
waicr-b0ttie OF water, will make the best Liquid
Blueing that can be made. BARLow'S INDIGO
does not require any rags TO tie it mp in. A few
grains Of Darow's Indigo Buo o. the end Of the q.
0Dg viii eoDee tab q Wotes. aov1e0oodlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-15
A California Womdef-The Dead
sea IF Mono.


A Cnllfersia Wender-The Dead
sea IF Mono.
The Austin (Nev. )'Rsvsills has the fol-
lowing.
There are many things in the Great
Basin, or along its rim, that excite the
interest oftravslers. A correspond dent asks
us TO tell him .Msna Lake 10 actually the
dead ssa,' il 10 reported to be! am told
that its bitter waters are fatal 10 all living
things. Ifysu can, will you please say
something about that body Of watsrf'
We gather from the report on the mineral
resources Of the States and Territories
west Of the Rocky Mountains" that Memo
Lake lies ten miles southwest Of the divi-
ding line between California and Nevada,
and is about fourteen miles vide and nine
lsng. II has never been sounded, but .
trial said 10 have been made with . line
800 feet long failed to reach the bsttsm.-
BY chemical analysis q gallon of water.
weighing eight pounds, vas found to con
tain 1900 grains Of solid matter, consisting
principally Of chloride Of sodium, corbonate
If soda, sui phatc OF soda. borax and silica.
These substances render the water SO
acrid and nauseating that it is unfit fer
drinking or even bathing. Leather i'm
msrssd in it 10 soon destroyed by it's zorro
sive properties, and no animal, not even d
fish or frog. can exist in the water for
more than a shert tine. The emily thing
able to live within or upon the waters Of
! is lake is species Of tly, which, spring.
ing from tho Larvae bred in it's bosom, after
All ephemeral life, dies, collecting on The
f.~ -. lx1Gf aI %. Ia afn Z L.
remains collect in vast quantities, and are
fed upcn by tho ducks O. gathered ly the
lnaians, with whom they are a staple
Article OF food. Nesilne NJ der The car ern
water shed Of the Sierra, Mons Lake receives
several considerable tributaries. ard.
although destitute Of any outlet, such is Tie
aiidity OF the atmosphere TINT il ia ALWAYS
kept at nearly uniform level by the process
Of evaporation. So dense and sluggish is
the Eat rendered through super a.u' .,,cn
with various ss,tsand other fore gn matters,
tina. only the strongest winds raise q ripple
on it's surface.
As the Sierra in this nei hborh hood reach
es nearly its greatest altitude, the scenery
about Mono Lake 10 varied and majestic,
some parts Of j, being at the same time
marked by most cherries and desolate
aspect. The bitter and fatal waters Of this
Lake render it litera ly 4 dead sea, and oil
its surroundings-wild. gloomy and fore
bodlng-nre suggestive Of sterility and
death. The dscomposing action Of the
water 10 shown by it's effects upon the bed
les ola company ef Indiana, twenty CT
thirty in number, who, wh,le seeking 10
.scspe from ,hsir white pursuefs, took
refuge IN &c AXE, where they were shot
by their enemies, whe left them in the
Wa'er. Ia the course Of a few weeks not
ves.isc e heir bodies was 10 10 seen,
even tAc bones having been dscomposed by
Z j. powerful solvent Mineral curie.,ies
abound hi the nishbot hood OF Mono Lake,
among which are numberlsss DEP osits in tie
If tiny r.na trees.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-15
NOflnt's Life Pills and PhnniX Bitters.

We arst used In private practice in 1928. They
were intdoduced 10 the pubc In 1885, since which
time their reputation has ended. unit I'll they have
sale IN cIcess stad ether Cathartie Purifying
Medicines There is hardly a.family among civil
lied nations no have not evidence Of their
heneEcisl effects. Their grestsuceess is owing to
their uulfDrn n ability lab sses' OF Constipation
Ri .ions and stomachie diseases, whether OF long
hort duration. They are enrirey vegetable IN
their composition. One ingredient opens the pores
oil tac skin as0ther il d.nrctc, and stimulates
proper action OF the ddneys third som ollient
locscring Ihlsgn AMI hu NOR from the lungs other
properties are warming and cathsrtie. and cleanse
the stomsch an bowels IRON unhealthy sesretions.
Their com binsd effects TO- TO regulate the impaired
functions ofths system, and to produce health. 1t
not asserted Moaas Pills are cure all-thst they
will cure all cOnplants-but uader ordinary cir.
cumetances they may be relic upon TO cure Ner
vousuess, Sick Heseschs, COsitivsHsss, Dyspepsia,
INDICATION, Jaundice, Liver and Bious Com
plants, Colds. Gensral Weakness. sc. They are
expressly made for these disesses. Millions upon
millions vi cnres can be cited In no single instance
has \ plant ever come TO our knowledge, where
they have not operated IS recommended.
The qucs ton 10 often ask by 10 1t that MeGats
Life Pills meet with such wonderful sueceee.
Because they purify the Blosd, and thus remove
all causes Of diseases in the system.
Because they act powerfully apon the ssereusns Of
the body, and removes all Impurities ct once.
Bcca they Do not reduce the system, but y
vgorsts it-thus repairing restraint non plsas-
urs Or business, and daring their operation never
grips Or pain the bowels.
veicB o. rs CLmAY
In praise sfAonats Life Pills. which cured then
ofDyspspsia, Ipd,gsstisn. Disease Of the Liver,
Less Of Appetite. Headache, Fever and Ague. Bren.
chitis. Neurslgia and Rheumatism. We refer to
Rev. saml. Martin and Rev. 3. II. Nay, Of New
York. Rev. Jas. hobart. Boston, Rev. & wsbber.
Concord, N: T.. Rev. n. nooiey. Springfield. Pa,
Rss:J. 9. Evans. Bevsr,Pa., Rev. W. q. Broncroft,
Crane Rapids, Wis Rev. J. H. Gardner, Chillico.
tbs, o., Rev. Mathew Gardner, Ripley, o., Rev. Il.
h. kodgers, Fort Wayne, Ind. Rev. 5. Campbell,
Andersen, Ind Rev. N. n. Cook. Rockford, ILL.,,
Rev. A. j. Benty San Francisco, Cal, Rev. David
Elder. Franklin, N. c.. and many others.
The circular around each box fully explains the
symptoms and edec,s of each disease, specifics
treatment. furnishes, evidence, &C.
Moflats Life Pill. are 70 cents per box. Mofats
Ph9nix Bitiers, 81 Per bsttle. They sold by I'll
respectable dealers. WHITE ROWLAND,
Proprieters, IS Liberty Street, New York.
Successors to DR., MoGat and DR.. VIM Is. MCfe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-15
Sterling Silver Ware

And fne Electro plated Ware. The Gorham Man
niacturing Company, OF Providence, X. L. s, having
the largest DRY OF Solid Silver Ware in the
world, with tie nost improved machinery. and en-
ploy ing the most ekied labor. enabled To offer
an unequaed variety OF new and beautiful de signs
Ia Dinner Services Tea Services and every articl,
specially adapted for Holiag and Bridal Gifts.
They offer also their well known and unrivalled
Nickel Silver ElectroPlated Ware, IN which they
have introduced new patterns OF rare elegance. The
Solid Silver is guaranteed be II sterling parity BY
United Statee Mint assay. The Electro Plate IL guar
anteed to be superior TO the finest Sheffield ware.
Orders received from the Trade only. but these
goods may be obtained from responsible dealers
evsrywhe
Trade
ri Mark
Trade Mark I'm wi for
for f6HN1nn1 Electro.
Silver. WSS~ Plate.
0CRHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
ealssreom No, Maiden Lane, N.Y..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-15

VII cure screfula, or Fever Sores. Salt Rhe : m
r,,er. r,Tples wei,ed Breast, Sore Nipples, Chill
blains. Piles, Cuts. BurBs Bruises Scalds and Tor
AL external applications II has parallel. having
perfectly cured these complaints when al otler
remedies had failed.
Weha,e large number OF CERTIFICATES from wei
known and reliable people. who certify that Pages
Climax Salvs has perfectly cured old Ulccrs, cases
Of litter rles and serofula Sores. after they had
been treated by physicians and given up Ms incur able.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-15

Will. all those afflicted with Cough or Consumption
read the following, and learn the value Of
Aliens Lung Balsam
What the Doctors Saw.

w Ilat tIle DocIoI'S 1stN.
Canoe wooly. NJ. d., OF Kosciu.eo county, Ind,
says: "For three years past have used Aurss
Lrse BAisAx extensively In my practice, and ] am
satisfied there j. no better medicine for lung dises-
ees In use
Isaac Il. Dorsn, N. D.. OF Logan Co, o.. says
"AIR~s LuSs BAtsAs not only sells rapidly. hut
gives perfect Satisfaction in every case within my
Knowledge. Having conf Hence in IL. and knowing
that po valuable medicinal properties free
ly zee i IN my daily r.otee, and with rnbonuded
success. AZ an expcc,orant II is most certainly Tar
ahesd cfany preparation have ever yet known.
Nathaniel Harris. NJ. ID :, of Middlebury. VI. says
~ have doubt Il will soon become aclas-icsl rem
edAl agent fer the of all disease OF the Throat
Bronchial Tubes, and the Lungs"
Dr. Lloyd. of ohio. surgeon In the army c7fing
tho war, from exposure contracted consumption
lie Gays, ~ have heel ancy In saying that II was
nv the use Of your Lung Balsam that am now alive
and en- joving health"
Df. Fletcher. of Mieeo1rf, says: 81 recommend
your Bassm IN preference TO any other medicine for
Coughs and IT gives satisfaction"
AiITs's lrsG KAlsAs 's the remedy to cure all
LING and Throat difficulties. II rhould be thorough
" tested before using any other Bs-sn II will cure
when ali others fail. Directions accompany each
bottle.
H. y. HARRIS b Co. sole prnprie'ors, Cincin r
natl. Ohio. For sale BY all Druggists ocsz-dG WIN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-15
BOARD OF sUPERvlsORs.
TENTH DAY.
THURSDAY. Jan. IA

THURSDAY, Jan. IA, 1869.
Board met at 3 o'clock 4. NJ, pursuant
TO adjournment.
Upon calling tho roll all the members mp
penrcd except Mr.. Applegate.
Minutes OF yesterdays proceedings were
read and approved.
The Clerk LAID before the Board . com.
munication from C s. Watkins, Chairman
of the Directors Of the Board, in reference
10 the Poor House Bonds, when
Mr.. Crcssler offered the following:
Re,oloed, That the Hon. J. II. Freeman,
Chair man Of the Board of Supervisors, BE-
and hereby is, invested with power and au'
thcrity to make such arrangements, ut the
maturity OF the Poor House bonds, as in
his opinion may be beat for the interest Of
the County, either BY directing the Coun-
| " Treasurer to pay al or par. Of said
bonds or TO arrange tor the extension Of
tn. whole % part Of the principal thereof
until the September session Of this Board
a at 10. rate OIL interest as he can nsgo-
tate for.
which was adopted.
Mr.. Newton from the Comnittee on Fl
nance, made the follwing report
TO the Honorable Board ofSupsrvisors
Your Committee on Finance beg leave to
repor; in favor Of allowing the following
bills. to wit:
Patrick Mallsy, witness fees. .....s co
Henry Schoening, ...... 50
| II. Robin, ....... 60
VIM. Rigg, Poor House Director 49, 90
VIM. Rigg, experimenting bridge. 90
| All Of which il respectfully Submitted.
| Z. S. lNEwToS, Chairman.
Mr.. Rigg from:ths Committee on Brdg'
- and, Highways made the following Re
port
10 the Honorable. Board Of Supervisors o.
Scott County, Iowa:
Your committee 70 whom wss referred
various petitions from different township
asking appropriations from the bridg,
fund, isr the building and repairing OF
bridges previous to the June session
recommend the appropriation Of the fol
loving amounts for the different town
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-15
What i. Beat for Co.tiv.n... p

Ds. hAaKsoss fEkisIALrro LozkSSEs are warran-
ted In a Of the Piles and Falling OF the Rec
tum. We promise cure for ALI symptoms of Dys-
pepsia, eueh Oppres ion af er Eating Sour kton,-
ach, Splitting OF Food. Paptation, ALEC, Headache,
Dizziness, Pain in the BACK aud Loins, Yellownees
Of the Skin and Eyes. Sick Headache, Coated
Tongue, Biliousnees, Liver Complan Mt, ors OF APP
petite, Debility. Monthly Palm, and all irregulsri.
ties. Neuralgia. Faintne ss. &C.
For sale py j. 3. HARRISON 4 CO Proprtetore
No. fremont Temple. Boston, and by all Drug
Eists. or Will by mailed on receiving CO cents
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-15
e e e e

TIE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS COS
kkTlC IN TAR WORLD!
1t will not lnjurs the most Delicate Skin
Its presence the face cannot be detected It can
be removed only by washing: and when renewed
will leave til" skin softer smoother and whittier than
before IT eraucatss every discooraon of the face,
whether caused by exposure t. the wether, or By dis
essc. and besiows upon all faces the
RADIANT COMPLEXION OF TIE YOUTH.
single tIisl proves ali these statements.
And the entire esfty with which ii can be used.
m axes lite success complete.
az Ask for La Kue's.-see that the name Of La
Rue Co., s blown in the bottle and our trade mark
the TOP OF the front label. Sold by all Druggists
and Fan Goods Dealers. Price One Dollar per
bottle CHURCH i FLINT. froprietors,
Hartford, Conn,
&c Wells 4 Co.. New York ; Geo. 4. Goodwin
Co., Boston. Mass.. " holessls AysEts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-15

ChriStauorO'S Fame

ChriStauOrO'S Fame
10 the offspring Of great fact. No can think
OF denying thathe
EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE
BriDgs out Amer brown black than any other. In
shorter time and without Injury to the hair This
|. . truth as apparent as that the Ii: hts the
earth.
CHRIsTApORo's HAIR PREsERvATIvR
And Beantiser The toiet, without this article
lacks Il m0sl useful attribute. Nothing Is com
mon in tae country the falling ont al the hair
The Preseryaiiyr prevents It. The fbrcs can no
more loosen and drop eli Il tais article il regularly
applied night aud IN rnjr Z, tn IN II each were nxed
In vice The testimony ON this point Is
whelnin.. while the identifying and invlgorating
properties Q, the hui eaaa " wall established.
Sold " Druggists and applied by NIL Hair Dres-
scfs. Mandatory Ne. q, Haiden Lane. Princi-
IN npnni No & Astnr Eouse
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-15
8xsravAKnace Of New Y0rk
Oh0rches.

From . New York Letter
Our people we're greatly surprised at the
rumor that Rev. DIR. Osgsed Of the Messiah
Church had resigned. lie occupies one Of
the most cossly and commanding chsrch
ediacss in New York. He has been in New
York nearly twenty ysars. Succeeding Or.
Dewey in 1SA9, he as enee took rank among
the foremost preachers Of New York. lie
has been in New York. Renewing from
the lower part Of the city, . church edifcs
costing over &250, 900 was erected, and
has Just been eensssrated. The financial
troubles and rsvsrses have embarrassed the
society 70 such an extent that DR.. Oegood
rendered his letter Of ssignalisn. A meet
ing 81 his friends Was called, and at their
earnest solicitation the letter Was with
drawn. The pressing indebtednsss Of the
church 10 nbcut tlO0. 900. One gentleman
offered to pay the iatsrest on go, 900 for
one year.
This uptown business 10 becoming rather
ssrisus. Crowded in marrow space in up
per New York are more costly churches
than can be found in the same space. preb-
ably in the Christian world. They were
built whom merchants were flush. and land,
building material and labor very high
Most OF tho congregations worshipping in
these expensive affairs leV not only their
down town churches whom they msvsd, but
tner congregations also. A handful Of aris
tscratic wealthy people. with from $500.
900 TO $500. 900 in their treasury, obtained
from tho sale Of their down tosn property,
can build very expensive and fashionable
house Of worship, but they can't Ill itwith
CO aggregation after 1t is built. 1t is mel
ancholy 70 look on the handful CT people
that compose the average Of uptown con-
greEations. On pleasant morning, by the
aid of people who came from the lover
part of,he city, respectable congregation
can be gathered. But tho second service
is lean enough, and might as well be aban
donsd. Most Of these new churches arc i'm
msnsely in debt. Commercial revenues
have wiped away the resources on which
the congregation relied. More than one
fsshi enable establishment is reeling under
. debt that may prove its extinction.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-15

Tug Radical IN. lority in the House OF
Representatives. has apparently despera>
telv resolved 20 exhibit = disrcgardsd Of
Pniilip's instructions. Before ho could
crack his whip in casiigation. and, while
In tho pAroxysn, has absolutely set about
repeating the tenure Of Office aat. What
the Leading Grant papers think. about It
may ssem from tho following. which is
tslssraphed 10 us as the opinion Of the New
York papers
Tho New York Herald says tho passage
Of the bill TOR the repeal Of tho tenure at
OIL 60 act, by the heavy vote given, indi.
Gates tho beginning of decline in the
power Of Rad,cAlis,n aud the ascsndsncy Of
more moderate and conciliatory councils
in ConKress than those which have ruled
the t~o houses in their l0ag and desperate
c,nlict With President Johnson.
The Tribune says the heavy vote in fI>
vor of the repsa Of the tenure OF civil office
act ia the liouss may not TO any indca>
tioa Il the certainty OF l;s passage in the
Senate II was sprung unexpectedly and
crowded through with htlle dabs'c.
kaFhs FINES says tao bill TO repeal the ten
IRE OF utiic law, originally enacted -
hamper johnson IN his appointments, was
passed IN tho House yesterday, only ioTty>
seven members voting against 1t aud that
every one Of these forty .even was Rep.
uslicsn - rather = s,guilican, crcumstan-
&c. II shows that forty-ssvcn Republicans
in The House have less confidence IN Grant
than the Democrats. Tn. repeating b.l
now goes to the Senate, where it Is not emily
TO favorably received.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-15
No Excuse.

For Gray Hair. dsndrnh. or badness. They can
all be prevented or cured by using Wood lmpr sved
Hair Restorative. We mean what We say and can
prove. Sold by Druggists and BARRIERS.
Die Lott
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

Bcwaicof Counterfeits Smiths Tonic Syruphas
beenoun terfcItod, and the oounterfser brought to
grief
SIN I'll - Tonic Syrup
The genuine article must have DIR John Bufs pri-
vste Stamp on each bottle DIR. John Bull on has
.hc right to manufacture aud sell the origin John
Smiths Tonic syrup of Louisville. Ky Examine
well the label on each bottle. II my private stamp
not On the bottle. do not purchase or you will be
deceived. See my column advertisement, and my
show card will prosecute any oss infringing on
my right. The genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup can
emily be prepared by myself
The puble's servant,
Inniaytlla IL InHM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-15
nAToHET.OR,R HAIR nvr

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best I the world
the only true and perfect Dye: harmless. reliable.
instantaneous: no disappointment; ne ridiculous
nts remedies the III effects Of bad Dyes invigoratee
and leAvcs the Hair sOft and be Autfu ack brown
Sold BY AL Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory No. is Bend 81,
New York. aprf0-dkwiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-15
TO YOUNC MEN.

NO arrest Seminal Losses, to conquer bad hsbits
= ana remove the effects Of early Error, ssnd -
cents to GALkNS HEAD DISPHN0ARY. Louis-
vile, Kentucky.
Having hsd ten yeare experience 4, this speciality.
parents suffering from Any disease whatever Of pm
vats confidential nature and adiee tpeublsd With
Any efthe ailments peculiar to the sex BY enclosing
~ cents - above, with brief etatemept 81 case win
receive particulars for self treatment BY return mail.
Casp which We guarantee TO cure varcccele IN four
days. Tbs Electro Magnetic Preventive. Those de-
Tor pamphlet. containing snRravinss and explains
tlens Of the above preventive, with an essay On the
enbjcet o. Prevention. Al correspondence eol1s
0souse NJ 1sugvllle.xSS OGl66AoU10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-15

The telegraph informs US that the Heuss
has repealed the Civil Tenure law, on mo-
zion Of Hon. Henry d. wAshburns. Of In
diana, BY q large majority. The Badieal
Csngrcss, with Bsn. Butler at the head OF
Of the movement, has adopted one recon-
nendaiien Of President Johnson, IN the
repeal Of . law that never should have had
place upon tn = statute books. When the
bill vas presented to him for his signature
the President returned it 10 Congress upon
The ground q ito uneonstitutionslitv, and
one Of the reasons urged for his impsach
nsnt vas bis alleged disregard Of tie law
In hi. attempt TO displaco Secretary Stan
ten from The War Department.
The repeal Of The law by tho House.
while triumph from President Johnso
exhibits . bumilaiing subserviencJ to the
desa.ion Of Gen. Grant. The law 10 oonox-
lou. 10 the Pres ent elect. lie said re-
Gently that be must commence his admin
i.,ration without that impediment in the
wsy. Il has been proposed to 80 even far
,hsr than the repeal Of that law by giving
the President, summary power Of total dspo-
sition over revenue aud Cabinet officials.
The Senate, however, 10 not quite %
trActabls. IL does not sssm disposed to
rslinquish an equality Of power in the dis
psusation Of patronage. A statement has
bssa published that there are "a Senators
for repeal and 30 against Il. The nature Of
The opposition 10 the repeal Of the at 10
fsrc,blv stated in the Providence Journal,
che leading Radical paper Of Rhsde Island :
III SCENE to ~ that Corsyes may veil
yluss before il procseds . repeal this sta
ute simply on the ground that Mr.. Johnson
10 about to give place TO Gen. Gran, a.
President Of the United States. If, when
shs new Prssidsnt enters upon his sfiice, il
shsll BE- found that no 10 in any degree en-
barrasssd in hia administration BY . lev
thus enacted in another condition Of the
country. II ought, undsubtsdly, to be re-
pssled But II il should turn out that no
such embarrassment 10 occasiensd by that
statute. il may not be easy 10 give any sui
fc,snt reason for its abrogatien. II its
passsgs was justified by the circumstances 81
The ceu airy and the character Of III. P,es,
dent at the tame. mho WiH cay that similar
rsrcnsssfances may not criM again, and .
siu,isr Pres,dent again appear At a future
day, and require the restraints it imposesf
II auoh are the sentiments Of the SO
Senators, who arc reported 10 be adverse Il
ths repeal Of the law, i is altogether proba
be il will stand. but, perhaps, modified
somewhat ID compromise. courses, lk,
chickens. come home 10 Too.t" Apart
san law, enacted 10 hamper President Oh
nox'ous to tho mej 'rity in Congress, re-
turns to i.lague the inventors, and Their.
has been other Legislation of n party char
acter that vii eventually provo alike trou.
blesomc to its authors.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-15
OINTMENT.
HOLLOWAY,
ACoxwdnn

froprietsrs' ~ Arch Street, Philadelph,a.
Bold st Whslseale in Chicago By Yullep. FfacA D
Fuller, Lord Smith, Durnhans & Van Schaack, J.
=. Reed Z Co., Smith, Cutler D Co. DeiisscA,
Block d Co.. and throughout the eovntry b. al
Druggists. Sehk11v