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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-07-15

sg Serr Seinri& Meinbaro miro I'M 2au=
fe oieies Wonats uniere 2eier in ben folsenben
COUNTIES beiu&en: 8 Same. Start Solmes,, Goiboc.
ton, @ummit, Mebino. 2orain, 9rumbun, por<
tase, Mabontns, golumbiana. Carroll, Belmont.
Wnnrpe, Noble unb Waibinston, UNI bic Gel.
ber.flr Den u@eRboten" su erbeben uno neue abon-
nenten 81 ianu,eln. llniere 2eier in ben ertpdbn-
ten Bldben uolIen beBbalb bierpon sefd0isit Noti3
nehhen nnb perben uns berbinben, menn iie ,bem
prn. 8. Heinbaro burd quite Mufnabms uno pintt-
Tide 3abIuns entsesentommen. bow
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-07-15
9ie Gtuats. Gcntrul> Committee.

Die bon Der bemotratihen Staats gonpention cts
nannt purbe unb bic aus ben folsenoen Serren be-
ltebt, periammelte f6 am Mitt,pob Nbeno i'm geil=
hnu1p.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-07-15

Sn % Daibinston lit iebt cine Bsuesuns i'm
@anse, Den 5inan5miniter 8outtpea fur 1872 als
rabfalen Yrdfoentihafts ganoioaten in's Jelo 5u
brinsen. Ser Yfan finoet unter Den raoifalen po'
Iitifern pel 8eifal. An cine g8ieberernennuns
@runts fdeint Niemano su osnten. gr bat ianea
nusoe1nielt
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-07-15

beidworen ,uuroe, oafir baben mir nib Der rabita'
len Mebrbeit i'm Senate in Wuibnston 5u oanfen,
benn iie tbat ales, um ieinen Nusbrud su bef6r=
bern; ein5is uno allein peroanfen mir Die Qbpebr
Der sroBen 8efabr ben Oemotraten i'm SENATE in
Waibinston, Sic fih Der repoluiondren 8ose mu'
tbia sntsesenitemmten unb ben menisen beIiern res
publifaniI9en Ssnatoren. bi' iid ibnen ani9loiIen
unb oafir BON Der raoitalen Yreiie 10 i6onunsslos
gei1mdbt puroen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-07-15

Mnf Der &eform s arm BEL 2aneafer befin-
ben R9 eesenmdrts 1926 &naben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-07-15
- Sen raoifalen edriftselebrten fommt bic e.

- Sen raoifalen 5driftselebrten fommt bic gr:
nennune oes Sen. Goiscrans iebr uneelegen. Si'
plien niht reht, mas fe baraus MAIDEN ioaen uni
oreben uno penoen id) mie Der Seufel i'm g8ebpaf'
fer" Obpobl Sr. gaaanoisbam weoer Elm Sele'
sat ,par, nod @ in ionitieer g8eiie on Der Gonoen'
tion bebeiiste, 10 miro uon peri6ieoenen raoita'
len gldttern bod mieoer als Sinoenbod porseid3o=
ben. Ct ioQ Die Grnennung BON Gen. Ioie'
Grams 5u 8ese eebra6t uno Den rabifalen Sdorift'
selebrten bieien Sort ansetban babsn; nod anoe=
rem iebod) iol gaber bon bier oieie ~geridmoruns"
eineefdoelt baben. Q8r m6dten oieIen flusen Seu1
ten uno i9lebten Muiitanten in aler @smitblih=
felt surufeu. Maht eld nur niht ld4erlih!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-07-15

362 gmisranten pailirten lebte gsode bur9
Columbus. ...I
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-07-15
Nu9mittagsfkung.

Sie Convention uertagte f9 6ann Bis Na6mit'
tags um l1br.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-07-15

- Inter ben 9eutifen bon auspdrts, bic iid) ar
Der ben,otratiiden Staats .gonpention be6ei(laten
bemertten mir Die folsenoen 5erren: S. u. Rorte
uno 5obn BON GAINESVILLE; 8. Selbsr unb S 5alt'
north BON glepelano; u. Ml6erti BON Gbilicotbc
sSr. Sanbmann bon 4rnbeim, 8ropn gountp; Ino.
Webrle unb Sobn 9dneioer BON Seneca gountp
Or. 8ribl bon Cincinnati.
.8ie oeutide Yreiie rpar pertretea our6 Die Srn.
sbiup. @tens unb SOntbuulb bonn Cincinnati
8olfsfreunb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-07-15
Ser Stem Dorter Seralo iast iber Die Grnsn

5oFtet
nung oes Sen. &oiecrans:
Sen &oiecrans lit elm itarfer gonboat uno miro
itmer gu belieaen iein. Nls i'm Yrdiioent Sohn=
ion fir Die meyfaniide 8e1anoidaft ernannte, ma .
rem feline eroSen Sienite nidt peraeiien, benn Der
Senat beitdtiqte ieine Grnennuns iofort als Qner=
fennuns bes perbienIfpolen SOloaten, Yatrioten,
lEhrpnn1nnnps INN &plehrten
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17

Mons 1nJuHcTlons. The Western UnieE
Telegraph Company sad the United State
and American Express Companies have 10
stitutsd suits 70 test the validity Of Chapter
lS0. Of the laws Of 1853, on the grsunt
that taxation EITHER net receipts in addi.
ton to the taxes upon the real and person
81 property subjects them to double taxa
tion and is unconstitutional. Rsilrsai
Companies and Insurance Companies pay
taxes upon their gross receipts, but thss'
are in lieu Of all other taxes. The Express
and Telegraph Companies are taxed upor
their real and personal property the sam
~ individuals, and upon forty per cent. .
their earnings additional. Chief Justie
Dillon granted iSjunctions, restraining thu
assessment and collection Of this add,tiona
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17
DAILY DEMOCRAT


COMM Uo0 Wo0OA0.
knobbs has joined the Massns, and
here is his experience in getting into 4
Ledge:
must tell you Of the perils and trials
had to undergo to become Mason. On
the evening in question presented myself
ct the door Of the Ledge room, Ne. 90. 656.
sign Of the skull and cross-bones. VAS
conducted to the ants>room. where Eve Or
SIX melancholy chaps, in sashes aud sm>
bro deted napkins, were waiting to receive
me. On my entrance they oil got up and
turned back somersau Is, aud then resumed
their seats. A big fat fellow who sat in
the middle. and who seemed to BE- the pro-
pfistor, then said "Sinose from the eth.
Ct world. advance r. advanced. "will
you give ~ every thing 10 join us!" mot
II I know It," I said ''thsfs ere ~ wife
and fourteen ans-" Another party hsss
told me to Say "yse," - u vas merely .
matter Of form. So 1 said "Yss, l give up
everything"
The fellows in the towels then gsoansd
and said "Tis well. Dc yeu swear never
TO reveal any thing you see Or hear this eve
ming to any human being, or to your wife!'
| said "Pon my word, | will not" They
then sxsminsd my teeth and felt my
tongue, then greansd again. l said, "if
you don't feel we'll, have got little bottle
here" The fat man hero took the bottle
from me and told me to shut up. He then.
IN voice of thunder. said, "bring forth the
goasl' Another fellow then comes up With
. cloth to bind me. mo you don't, Mr..
Mason." I said mo tricks on travellers, il
you please. | don't believe in play ing
blindman's bltf With goat. I'll ride the
devil if you like, but don't 60 it blind
Stand back or III knock you into smith
Green's" They were too much for me,
however. 90 hal to submit 10 being
blindfo'dsd. Tie goat was then led IN,
and | could hear him making IN awful
racket among the furniture. | began TO
feel that Was urgsntly wanted ct hens,
but was In for It, and could not help
myself.
Three or four fellows then seized me,
and with . dsmonicsl laugh pitched me
on the animals back, tsllisg me at the
same time to look for squalls. I have
bssn in many sorapes, NJ. Editor I've
eeen in many fights; have been piteh>
I'd out Of four-story window; l have
gone dewn in . railway collision but
this little goat excursion vas ahead Of
them al. The confounded thing must BE-
oil vings end horns. 1t bumped me
agAirst chairs and tables. and the ceiling,
but hung on like . Trojan. turned
front ssmersaults and rolled ever.
thought il Was oil over with me. was
just on the point Of giving up, whom the
bandage fell from ny eyes and the goat
bounded through the window with yell
like Wild Indian giving up the GHOST
I we 10 . lodge Of Masons. They were
dancing . war dance around big skull !;
and plsyiue leap freq, and turains hand.
springs. and the big fat fellow Of the ante
Soeu Vas standing on his head 10 the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17
SPLRNDlD music D0OkS.
Every Family having Piano shsuld Pur
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17
IOWA.

J. W. Lowe, Ottuows, Fire Kinder; J.
=. Sanford, Keokuk. Lamp; J F. Sanford,
Ksokuk, Lamp Wick Trimmer J. F. San
ford, Ksokuk. Lamp Burner.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17
HALLS
veretab|e Sici|iab hail Remover

Eceyv renr tncssases TIC popn-
l0rjfu Of 1Jbie calssAble Hair Prep
0r0tl0ss, sChjch % due to merit
alone. We can assure our old
patrOms that e u Lcpt fully ~, to
3ts high Standard and TO those
SCbO k0Uc sseVos' tso0 e sCc can
confidently say, th1t ~ Il che only
reliable and perfected 1,repdrn-
Non to restore O8AY Or FADED
HAIR 70 IT, v0sfIgssJ color, Ms1k-'
eng u scfts !ssstresss an! silkc" /;
th0 sc0lp, tv IT. Sese. occOnses
seA1De. OssA clec. = scMesvee &c
0rwpeiosss and dasdrss0s aid ~
- 1eete 1roges1stss l,reres.fs ths
Aetr n-ess hl!a,sg 80. - g s; tn:
gtemda BY tts nssthe ha!r grosrs
= seseeres e!ss fsgilsary gland:
create . HeeO 0sosStA except ~
orfreNse ed 09e ~ 70 the most
HcoeooNstc0l HAIR DRESSING
ercss used, a. Z, requires frrer
0ppStcatSosees- nd gtrcs tao hair
f{ds eplesdid glossy appearance
= esisch adnpJrsd ~ miI 4. A.
Honee, n. D., state IssaNer NJ
Nase., says, "fks can sfitMessis as's
0ssre and carefillU selected for
ercellesle Qseolten, and Z consider
e the BEST PREPARATION for
ies Intended par Oses." We pub
MAI q trenfiSe on the hair, which
ere sesd free ~ vail upon apple
cation, sChfch coststme com Me':-
+, 6atOr1 sootjceo from .cler0y1ieH.
0huo9Ct0seo, the tscJo. OSslt Ufh ri.s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17

| q. =. 0AnTiu. =. =. uunPuY
| .. y. y. nUuPI0. =. ?. NUuYuY
mARTnN 4 MURPHY.
| TrORunYO AT LAW, Davsnpoet, Iowa, a. 4
| - Aa1sng0, Iowa. Once g West Second street,
| Davenport; On west side Public Square. Massnso.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17

4 TTORNEYH AND COUNCILLORS AT
A;AW. b. 6. corner Of Second and Brady
streets, Davenport, Iowa. novA-du
SRo. ?. ooOE. .. .. coca. J.W.LeoN DsUsS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17
eARMeRs, Gee nfRE /

Yea can oAA fnl1y ono>ha1f -
Neths aasabGlty ef yess Haaess al esssiagsssps.
VIII Ielle ere soA atsi1ips s1peass. and - savs
- snermoas vasss q property. This you eas esr
tAialy q y the tiss'y sssef
Rroak nlllors0 Prepared Bar-
~ on nlsehisg whieA = equally valsAS'slss Desta
e,a shose uhen eely sofsssise ard rresssvirgeaal-
itiss ass rsQsTsd; bat ID rot - snsetsaIy water
pFossas
Rea>le Nrf1aorse l1oIShoP Rreoor.
vsaAvs ans wsasrSssse on baeAine. dssaenedsz
peessly ~ Deots neGhees.
Thlrty Tears II l40rA6oe 0n1
- - 49, ~ esasonat inasa1sn0 6soao1 ~
1hessauIs1o sea1sn tseas0ynAshsagav eoealnsl
olneotovuyW1se.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17

Samuel 8. Boyd. Solicitor Of Patents 90
Pine st., 81. Louis, Mo-, officially report
the DfnocaAf the following Patents gran.
Missouri and lows inventors on tho weel
ending February Q, 1859.
MISSOURI.
J. Lespsranes, St. Louis. Railroad CO
vsntilator T, Blorr, st. Louis, Trad
mark.
IOWA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17

Known Z 1ULLY,
A TTORNEYSA AND OOUN1El4ORS AT Law.
"A. OiHcs corner ID and Brady SITS. Davenport
iova mchl6
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-09
The Lazy Man.

The lazy man, says the "Fat Con
tributor," is almost always good
natured. He never flies into a pas
sion. He might crawl into one, if
that we're possible, but the idea of
his flying into anything is prcposter-
Gus.
Who ever heard of a lazy man
breaking into bank, where q crow
bar had to be used, or drilling into a
safe Nobody. Not that he might
not c0vet his neighbor's goods con-
tanned therein, but the horror OF
handling a crowbar and drills would
always deter him from actually com
mitting burglary. He never runs
away with his ncighbor's wife, simply
on account of the horror he has Of
running. If he is ever known TO run,
il is-run to seed.
He rarely lies about his neighbors,
for it would be too much exertion, but
he can lie at a bar.room all day.
he is of inestimable service TO a
billiard saloon, keeping the chairs
warm and watching tho game, for
few would care to play where there
are no spectators The fact that be
does this without pay, day in and day
out, shows the unselfshness of his
nature. What an industrious man,
who considers bis time worth some.
thing, would want pay for, the lazy
man generally does for nothing, show
ing freedom from mercenary motives
that should 90 far to bis credit.
The lazy man never gets up revo-
lutions, instructions, or other popular
excitements, and don't make nui.
sance OF himself by trsmping around
the country making incendiary speech.
es to promote public discomfort.
In his own neighborhood he is never
a busybcdy in other peoples affairs,
for thevery idea of being a busybody at
anything would drive him out of bis
bead. By the way, if he ever got out
of bis head, you would have to drive
him out, for he wouldn't have energy
enough to 60 out of his own accord.
No lazy man ever ran mad If he
went crazy, it was because he couldn't
60 anywhere else without walking.
Lazy men dol't disturb the quiet of
peaceful neighbors by putting up fac
tories, furnaces, and other abomina-
tons.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-09
SherinsS Sales.

DY virtue Of sundry writs Of Leuari Faeias,
I'D issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Ulear6cld county, and to me directed, there will
be exposed to public sale, ai the Court House In
the borough Of Cloardeld, on Monday, the 2lst
day Of June, 1869, court week, at one o'clock.
?. NJ, the following property, viz;
All that certAin LOT or peicc Of ground, With
the buildings thereon erected, situated in the
borough Of 0sceola, Clear6eld county, Pa, on
the north side Of Curtin street, and known and
designated as Lot No. 2O7 In the general plan Of
said borough, being the same premises which
the Osceola Coal Company, by indenture bearing
date tho I'd day Of April, 1865, duly executed.
and intended to be forthwith recorded accord.
ing to law, granted aud conveyed unto the said
William j. Smith in fee, excepting and reserv-
log all tho stone. coal and minerals which may
be beneath the surface Of the soil Of the above
described lot or piece Of ground, together with
the right Of free ingress, egress, and regress to
search for, dig and carry away the same
Seized, taken in execution and TO be sold az the
property of William j. Z NTH
Also, all those two certain lots or pieces Of
land situate In Boggs township, Clearheld co.,
PennA, containing FOUR HUNDRED AND
TWENTY SEVEN ACRES and thirty perches
and allowance, surveyed on warrant dated 2ltt
January. 1894, granted to William Troutwina
also, the other tract. containing FOUR HUN
BnED AMI " ENi -oENhN hNhEo anu
thirty percbes and allowance, surveyed on war
rant dated 2lst January, A. D. 1874, granted 10
George Beyers. seisod, taken 10 execution, aud
TO be sold as the property Of Roll. Q. Kirk.
Also all these two certain tracts Of land situate
In Morrstownship, Clearted county, Pa, bounded
as follows One oi them beginning At post, cor
ner Of land in name Of Blair McClanahan, thence
along the same north one degree east 2S5 porchos
to white pine thence north 50 degrees west 3l6
perches to old hickory; thence along the survey
hereafter described, south one degree west 235
perches to post and thence by land in name Of
John Price, south SO degrees east $40 perches 10
place of beginningi containing 437 acres aud ll4
perches and allowance. The other tract beginning
ut the old hickory, corner Of the above described
tract thence north ~ degrees west ll9 perches
to post thence south one degree west 235 pcrches
to post thence along lands in the name Of John
$. Marrick, south 50 degrees east l45 perches to
post thence along the first described tract north
one degrce east 235 porches to plscs Of beginning
TWO HUNDRED ACRES and allowance It be-
ing part Of a survey iu the name Of John Mich
olson. Seized, taken In execution, and to be sold
as the property Of John J. Miller.
CYRENIUs HOWE,
sHERIFT's OFFICE, Sheriff.
Clcarheld, Pa, June 2, 1869.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-09
lFrum the British Friend. ]
THE HUBBLE.

Little Jack -, ,sirid, on the wall full Of pleasure,
A. great in biz eyes ~ a king on HE throne
His little heart beat with delight above measure,
AZ though the wide world had indeed
He thought not Of danger he dreamed not Of
troubles,
But held his tobacco-npc lightly with care
With water and soap be was blowing his bubbles,
And oh how delightful they looked ia the air.
They hoatod along, by the wind set In motion,
And then rose another and followed the rest
They sailed along like the ships on the ocean
Al last came the biggest, the Slightest and best
It rapidly rose, as though proud Of iis brightness,
And high as the top Of the chimney VAS seen
1t threw back the beams Of the sun with It's light
ness,
And gttered with crimson, and purple, and
green.
II aoated along with beauty surprising
AndJaek, as he gazed was half wild with de-
He watched it with rapture-now falling-nOw
rising
And loudly he laughed at the wonderful sight ;
Aut presently Jack felt feeling Of trouble,
His face and his heart were o'ershadowed with
gloom;
For, while his stretched eyeballs were bent on the
bubble,
II entered the ehurchyard and burst o or tomb !!
ooh Jack }" cried his father, who near had been
musinE,
While lightly the bubbles were sailing around,
"This world is place Of much picking and ehoos
ing,
Where pleasures and tribes and bubbles abound
Whatc er the tale that temptation may tell thee,
Whateer the desires that thy heart may engage,
Let the little event that but just beiell thee
Behxed on thy mind in thy youth and thy age.
"A thousand enjoyments around us are flying;
Ten thousand bright things are Abroadin the air;
But our lives are uncertain and short-We are
dying
And death may remove us before we're aware.
The joys that men seek, the pursuits that men
follow,
Though decked and bespAngled with splendor
and plume,
Are bubbles at best, and doceitful and hollow;
Remember, my boy, they will burst at the tomb !
'The thing that allures thee, though now it seem
double
In value, attractive, enduring and fair,
After all, msy deceive thee. end but bubble,
Unworthy thy love, undeserving thy care.
Then fail not, when strongest thy love and thy
passion,
Though lit up with sunbsams and shndowed
with gloom,
WhAte'er be the object, lis form or its fashion,
The question is put-Will it end at the tomb p
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-09
Hooiland's German Bitters

llpblullN NNiihdli DlltclN
l. composed Of the pure juices Tor, as they are
concentrated snd IL entirely sfrss rom rom
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Hoohand's German Tonic
Is a combination Of all the ingredients Of the
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Hoohand's German Bitters.
Those who have no objection TO the combine
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Hoohand's German Tonic.
They are both equally good, and contain the
same medicinal virtues, the choice between the
two being mere matter of taste, the Tonic being
the most pAlatable.
The stomach, from variety Of causes. such
as Indigestion, dyspepsia, Nervous Dibilty, etc.,
is very apt to have - les functions derang-
ed. The Liver, sym gathilins as closely
as II does with the ~ Stomach, then be
comes affected, the result Of which Is that the
patient suffers from several or more of the fol-
lowing diseases;
Constipation, Flatulence, Inward Piles. Fullness
Of Blood 10 the Head, Aeidity Of the Stom-
ach, Nausea, Heart Burn, Disgust for
Food Fullness or Weight In the
Stomach, Sour Eruptions, Sink
ing fluttering at the pit
ofthe Stomach Swim
ming the Head,
Hurriedor
Difficult
breathing,
huttering Of the
Heart, Choking or Suf-
focnting sensations when
In a lying posture, Dimneu Of
vision, dots or webs before the ewes,
dull pain in the head, cheney Of per.
spiration, yellowness Of the skin and ewes.
Pain in the side, back, chest, limbs, etc., sudden
Aushes Of beat, burning flesh, constant
imaginings Of evil and great
depression Of spirits.
The sufferer from these diseases should exer-
else tho greatest caution in the selection OF
remedy for his case, ~ purchasing only that
which he is assured from his investiga-
tions and inquiries possesses true merit,
is skillfnlly compounded, Is free from Injurious
ingredients, and has established for itself
reputation fer the cure Of these diseases. In this
connection We would submit those we'll known