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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

HH1 1ANTED-A0DNTS - 176 to $500
| PET month. sverywh-rs male and Sennals 70 iatros
1see GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This Naehins
viii stitch, ham, fell, quilt, osrd, bind, bak
and smtscdse in . most superior msnnsr fre
only QlA fully warranted fos I've year, We vii
ray el1tO for any machine that will 6ew Q stronger
more beautiful, mote eiastic than II
makee the - Ela.c lock s,tch.r xvsSy oecore
stisrh and ptill the eioth eannot be puc
apart without tearing IT, Wc pay Agents from e-5
osD PER moath and spenses n cosnmissicn from
which twice that be usde. Address
sECoAn CO.. fx1Te6UR0us PA BOSTON, kAsS, "
ST. LOUIS, NO.
CAuTloSDo not be imposed spon BY osr parties psinin
- w0gthcse machines other
ae Ours the only aad really practical sAssI
QaehAne manufactured
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13
sjmllIA SInIuDs cuRlaTuR,
HUMPHREYS.

OsMSeuW OSWsAJOO VOnUW tosN
rIAUMPHHEYs'
uOmBORATllC DPEClFlC0
HAvn !HUvsD. rRo11 nm HOST Al1Pl1
laSsSs "a R;iisSis. Thsy' ssv tSs Oily Xsdi.
- issssss ,sssss $ = SS Il ss;ss he" =
s 4 = = en ~ ss ss ss
e. e. c.n.sssasion :, nom ~. hdwlii alwsy: rsn
!. Cares Fevers. ceaysston, rnaa.a.ions = !;
:. " Worms, Worn river, Wern Collie. g
!. . Disrrkosa ofchisrss 81 = Adult: \. 5 =
siS e. 7on,sIas e';sn co'e :
: Nerraiets, :.otHsSs, Sss.ssh:: ::.s 2 9
>, HeadaOhO6 eics He adacne Vertigo. -
10. :. Dyspepsia. Dilheus Stomach. 80. -
z. Whfsee, sos piciss ?srod.: go: 1!
q salt RheHIn. lysipslo, k1pslons 9
-. I" EheulnattDm,k khelsnsSfc pains. %
y. :. gnvSrs s',s N, 1AS,s chin Fsvss .Asass- q
i. = OPT sSian1. md :.r. Il si:E I;:;.. =
Ostatrh, ,acsts q saseaiex xIn1nssss. -
3 ReSc1nasE seSsSa ; SSi,H GcsH 8: asl:ss coughs
8. E.r pisehs hsI1ss. .i.Sslfe7 is.ringse
sass;i S.ops;l !ss e:ss.', .ss,| Sl:issi S:!a's
%. +. sss.eickncss, ,sieisess non riiia9..De
e. I" Kidney DtO00aN. 0faVol. 80
- Nervous OObil;tv S1minal
Emi0ot yal9s invol6sSsrYIl6e g I ~
q, " Sore MeQ4h, Ua1kee. ...,........ -
g, - Urinary WaaRnoe4. .cettine tedU0
III !" Ehinfll Pef36d viii spasas.. Is
s.. Au16rinG . Aha10e .........i =
/: E3t!SsSessx 49, e,s =: T. = = ~ ::sdi Z
FAMILY CASnSs.-O -Ofss Ss7o Ieee, v,sss
nerssse . fseeweea ea0s. ssssslnfe speci
= fes every ordinary aiseae Z fsn{iv Il auh
ieet te. ! books Of Airestiops. fren 1fo ~ IS
cnailsr Tsmily end rnvslliar easee. VIII
e 10 - viale e........,.. trem - n -
eoeciacc for oil private Diseases. both n.
Caring aad fer Preventive ,ress1en:.
IN visls and pocket cases ........ n . =
PONDS EXTR Aayr
Cares l9arns. Drulsee. I. l.nmoness
0oreness. Sore 'rhreN 4 TooeHa acho
Earoch ., ,NoDr0lg lgla, ,RhnnAanlen
Lonbago, PAle., Aoils, 9elngs,
eoro Ey o.. .Dleedlog. 81 the I.ungs,
Noso, stomach. - OrP1lee. CorSs.
ulcers, Old Sores. Price 90 cts.
q 81 sS.
Thsse Remedies. except BONDS EXTRACT
by The case single box are sent 10 any ~ 81 he
country. BY n:i or sxp;ess. fss Of charge, On re-
eeipI Hddress numphrsy's spscia, H.n.ou.,h,c Med.
icine Ccmpany. Once and Deret, No. ts9 DpeAp-
WAY. NsW York. Or HunrassY II coneultea daily
st HE once, personally Or BY letter. as abosD, for
III forns u lieeaee. IAe abOvs Aodicin1s sold n
Devsspsrt y eTBvENsoN . CXHNAN1N an1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13
MRS. n. u. CUR ID

MRS. N. u. CUKD,
nFRERs HER STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS
business, Ws viii maks u an objset toany psnon
Who Wishes to invest in we'll paying business.-
Call within 3 1systf yuu With % soCeto good bar
until that time expires.
P.e.-Oioak and Drese making done o. short
notice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

A GENTS WANTRD.--e7b TO eloo per month, o.
"A Commission from which twice that amount car
be made BY selling the Latest Improved Common
bURsn FANNY 6Hwfxs MAOnNE Price els. For
CisCulAss and Tsrms address.
C. BOWERS 4 CO.,
dee0-d6W3m $40 South Sd ST.. Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13
= ; - = -
EOr SALE.

IrHn NORTH-WEST TREBE Kl0HTlEo OF
i the NewcomD Farm, near W slcott.
b. r. NEWCOMB.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

.Oyoe ~oAs.6 Wv Qofs
Light bread makes light hearts. Roysl
Baking Powder does it. Ask your grocer
OF il, aud take no other. 1t is . decided
improvement over any ether.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

SpesS's Wine, combinsd with the most
tenic Herbs and Roots. This is the bitters
for the weak and debil;tsted.
Sold By Druggists. so,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

An 1xQulalSo NlSD.-Csl. Galligan hal
handed US the following interesting letter,
With the request that ~ We satisfy the in>
quirsr:
CoLunsus, Ohio, Feb. 10th, 1869.
Express Agent at Davenport, Looa::
DrAa Sra You will please inform me-
il Wild pigeons have made their appsasAnss
in your vicinity - yet If not, write when
they do come and let me know IL many and
what direction flying. Give what iuferm
alton you can from time to time during
this spring and oblige yours,
JoHN AcKERMAN.
Direct in cire Of the express agent at
Columbus, Ohio.
John is evidently "a mere child' IN re-
gard to the duties Of express agents, and
should have addressed his letter to some
one who makes il business to answer
questions. We will cay for johns benefit
that the aforesaid birds have made, their
appearance in large quantities, but they
have given up the old style Of travelling by
wings, and are now riding veleeipedes. A.
to the direction they are taking. thsrs Is
nothing definite yet. but they hays dseid ID
to 60 due west as soon as nas isatien opens.
We will, with pleasure, keep Jehn posted
from time to time during the spring on oil
their movements, end weuld advtse him in
the meantime y put his head 70 ssAk and
keep good watch Of the malls.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

HunRY UP.-A dozen times n day we
are asked, "When are the street cars going
to rum" II the company or contractor
can answer this question it will be very
satisfactory
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

Gvs Haas IA cold ID often thosght -
bs tes triAing matter to claim immediate
o. serious attention until il gets such hold
- the lusss - to inpssil the life Of the
esusuuesivs Dasisnt-thsn and net iii then
Do many thing seriously Of rslisf, vhsa il
oltsn comes TOO late; Whist fooliah nsgll- ;
gsnes ~ ssy ws say When IS cents will 20
% far ~ to cure Geld, Cough. Sore Threat
Hsarssasss. Asthma, &s.; hesitate not 70
60 to druggist and invest that in bottle
Of AsdsmS Psrter's Cough Bslsam. +,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

~ Conducted BY the Spanish Government.-
$500 600 in Gold drawn everv seventeen days. Phi
ses cashed and information furnished. The highest
price paid for Douboons and all kinds Of Gold and
silver. TAYLOR b CO..
febii-dfy Bankers. .fs Wall ST., New York,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

Rock Island and Moline
Adopt Resolutions.

In aseordsncs with nstics to that effect,
the sommittsss appointed By Rssk Island
and Moline 10 consider wAst action shssld
b. taken toward sidisg The Rsskfssd. Rsek
Island L 81. Lsuis and the Western Unisa
Railroads 70 extend their reads through
Moline to Rock Island, met In the City
Council room in Rock Island yesterday af
ternoon. WIN. Eggleston vas called to
the chair and j. 8. Ksator chosen Sscrs-
tary. The following preamble and resolu.
tions were adopted
In view Of the benefit to be derived By
this community BY extending the Rock.
ford, Rock Island & st. Louis and Western
Union Railroads, it is
Resoired. BY this committee, that they
recommend to the people Of Rock Island
aud Moline that they lend aid to the two
companies named above aud fer the pur-
pose named, to the amount Of 100000.
Resotred, That when this committee ac
journ, they do 20 to meet 10 this room on
the evening Of the 18th inst, and they
hereby invite gentlemen from Davenport
whe feel an interest in this matter, to meet
With them st that time.
The committee also suggsst that in their
opinisn the people Of Davsnpsrt and Scott
county, lewa, could we'll affsrd to give me-
terial aid to the same enterprise.
The completion Of these roads to Rock
Island will certainly be Of some benefit to
Davenport, yet. from the fact that neither
Of them intend to come acssss the river, IL
cannot bs expected that our people will
give any great aid to them ; unless it b
to induce them to run across the river
This Of course cannot be demo until the
Government bridge is built. When that
time comes there may be some indusement
for our people to subscribe Or take stock in
the roads. Even though no snbscripliops
can b secured for these roads on this side
Of the river. there 10 . strsng feeling in f.
vor Of having them completed to Rock
Island.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

d. N. RichaTd00o, and numerouS Others.
DAvsxfoRr, Feb. IS, 1869.
Gent'smss :-Respsctfully acknswledg
ing the high compliment paid, BY ysur
kind invitation, l beg TO state that shall
es happy to ccuply With your request, on
Friday next, Feb, 10th, 10 Mstropolitan
Hall. Subject" The English Humorists.' ~
Very Rsspsctf0lly Ysura. m
FnANk ]. Jnhv1s,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13
House and Let for sale.

DElNG ABOUT TO REMOVE FROM DA-
ID venport l offer my residence for sale, sit
unted on LIE Clare street, between 9Th end
10TH Enquire on the premises.
j. J. SMART
Dsvaopo,t Ian 4tb 1859
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

Burnett's Csssains gives iuxsrianes 70
the hair.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

DYrsicr CouRr = ELEVEN OBsrisArs
JuRoRs. Tho attention Of the court has
been occupied one day with the case Of
Hurlburt ~. Sheriff Schnitger. in the re-
ple,in Of property taken on execution. The
case Of Gsrvey W. CITY Of Davenport was
given to the jury yesterday. They retired.
and at four . clock TO day, had not agreed
one against eleven. Such obstinacy on the
party Of those eleven jurors is unheard Of
Just as though their judgment was equal to
that of one rnan-a most prep osteTous idea.
They should be kept on bread and water.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

UOA'S OOO my Oe0ebs
wsbstse's Vegetable Hair Invigesatsr is
the nsst popular Hais Preparation n the
market, q Thousands vhs are usiAg Il are
daily tessifying. It is prepared By enc Of
tAs best Ohsmists in the country. Physi'
eians sss It, and prooousss il the bess
Preparation fee rsstesiag tbs Hair and
promoting its growth. 10 the hissoSy d
Hair Preparations. "won't use any other, =
10 the popular motto. For sale by oil drug
sists. J. wsBsrsR 4 Co., Prsp'rs,
Nashua, N. II.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13
Raard Wanted.

QY TWO YOUN0 MIN. TWO UNFUnN1OHk 81
ID Rooms and Board. Leestieu on the hill prefer
red. Address !" Board Citissns National Bank
Davenport. feb11-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

GARDEN AND FLowkR Sgsps.--The At
tsnt,od Of the trade 10 called 10 the card Of
w. W. Knox, Pittsburg, dealer IN all arti>
cles required in Farm. Garden, or Green
house. The seeds sent from this house are
Justly esteemed wherever tried, and their
superior qualities. have been long and f.
vorably known throughout the Unitnd
States. An elegant descriptive catalogue
has been Issued fer 1859. and viii BE- sent
free to applicants. The hsuss IL one Of the
best Of its kind In the East, and one which
We can recommend % the trade.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13
NCerrI,,s vrrs Cosr.nEsrAnr Rror.sr

>ConPIiua WIFE COMPLIMENTARY RfcrRsr.
Tho following correspondence will suf.
6ciently explain itself, and judging from
the subject named, the lecture will Be q
rich treat to those Who may b, fortunate
enough to atisnd:yf
n DAvEHPoHr, Feb. 9, 1869.
Etaak I. Jsrvis, Esq:
DsAR SlR-The undersigned, rscognising
ia ysue Lecture before the TsssAsr's Issti.
tate, The lsasping Of the sshslar and ths
Asieh ef The slseusionist, rsspsetfslly asl
you to deliver another lecture ct such tims
and place as may suit your convenience.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13
nogoaan'o laenuano Cod Liver

OH 3
Our Oed Liver Oil 10 warranted pure
NswvecSDLAND OIL. IL has stood the test of
twenty years experience, and ean bs relied
on every particular. lite superiority over
that prepared On our own 50 shore is
shown by the numerous cures performed
BY it whsa the inferior oils had been tried
without elect. The upiform good quality
efonr oil has given it the preference evsr
the numerous brands in the market. and
has slieitsd The highest commeudAsions
fsm eminent physicians. Manufactured
by Hegeqan 1 o., Chsmiets adA Drug
gists, and ssld by Drusgists.
OsAPSEp Hams Axp FAcD, 6sss Lirs,
&c.. cured at once By the use Of HegemAn'a
Camphcr les with 0lyosrins, keeps hands
seft In the eoldest wsathss. See that yes
81 The Genuine. Sold BY DsuRgists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

Tss KEYsrosss.-Ths "frestv sons sf
thunder" from the Keystone State, have
decided to hold their Aunusl Festival at
Bsstis House on the 2srd. and they will
have good time % usual.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

4 Co.. 81 the sycamore shsis, 10 completed
the workmsn discharged, aud the water
flowing through the new channel, ready for
the first steamer which Of course will be
alonU nov in n dav or tvo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

No TsLEGRAra.-Ws hspe no one s1-
poets any. We have tolerable fair weather
line over to Chicago, you know, but when
Dans Nature weeps, oe even indulges In .
moderate sneezs, the game is up: too
damp; wires Won't work. For csusinued
sunshine lei eur readers ever pray.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

Every body unitss 10 praising the merits
Of the Aisma, and why net , 1t gives the
best satisfaction of any article sold for the
hair, renewing its color prevents its fall
ing OF, makes coarse hair soft and smooth,
darkens and beauties faded and lifeless
hair, and always pleases.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

TBs RsoisfaY Law AsD rss SCHOOL
ELscrIeR.-The question has been raised.
whether the Registry Law will come into
operation in the coming School Election to
be held next menth. win some Of our le-
gel friends answer the INQUIRY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

Reads. s.---It 10 reposted On aathority, that
the roads leading into the city have bot
te0s-in fact it is dstisitsls known That
with considerable perseverance, all Who
travel can find bottom. All are invited to
iHx Il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

REFREsHiSo.-So gently falls the mois-
ture.' Such splendid weather fer ducks,
~ wonder how people can grunbIe. II
necessitates every body staying At home
even the ladies, dear creatures, can't e
out-and the city is SO quiet-no gossip
no sensations-no items. Happy, happy
city.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-16
Erie Railway.

Tho great through route 10 the East. This Company
now control and operats thirteen hundred miles Of
road, exceeding from Cincinnati, Cleveland, Duukirk,
Budalo and Rochester 10 New York.
It's OF the six feet gauge, nearly a third wider than
other roads, enabling the Company to construct aud
use coaches eorrespondingH larger and mois comfort
able. ITS track has been placed In thorough repair'by
the substitatlon Of Steel Rails at such points a. are
subjected 10 the greatest service, and where the high
est rate Of speed Is required 10 be made.
New ahd Improved Sleeping Coaches accompany all
night trains. They ARE heated BY steam, perfectly
Y%estileted, contain spacious and elegant Dressing and
state-rooms, and combine all the modern improve
ments.
Excellent Dining Saloons arr located at eonreaient
points spon the line, where ample time 10 allowed for
meals.
ThaExrress Truins daily are run from tho western
terniini Of the road to New York without change,
making as quick time as by any other route.
The long distance run without change sU0 miles
and the %spaaious accommodations Of Its Brodi Gauge
Coaches. especially commend This route to families and
ladied. fF 80 Il.
Tickets vis this popular Tine ran be obtained At all
principal Ticket Oficrs throughout The country.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-16
Messrs. Lee g. Taylor, Commission
Merchants, Ly nchburg, Va.

Just think Of it r'ader-long freight trains
arriving in LJnchburg with their entire con-
tents consigned 20 one frm-the one whose
names heads this %articlel Their business
amounts to mliioni, aud they are unquestion-
ably doing the largest Commission business
in the South. East Tennessee merchants
and others send their produce, &c, to them,
and transact their business with them, be-
cause of their upright and prompt attentions
They have a world -wide name, and are justly
entitled to Il.
Il is not Necessary to call the attention. Of
cur trsdesmsn to Lee ! TaJlqI'I Commission
House, for they all knOw it--and are rsAPing
the benefit Of their energy in securing the
bes, prices, quick iales, and almost immsdi-
ate return Of the cash for e~ousignments.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


EcS@ We are authorized and reQnestad TO
announce the name Of Hon HRNRY6 &. SMITH
ns < candidate for Tue Supreme Court 81
Tenaeasee for the Western Difigionl Of the
State, ls9epf9tds,
~, We are authorized and requested to
announce Capt. ~. n Boyd as a candidate
for Attorney General In the First Jadicial
District OF Tennessee. ssubjeet O,the decision
Of " n0nfinating Counyeation,
69epr9tde#.
We are Authorized aHil requested 10 an
nonnce Tie hdme Of Tho.st II. Coldwell rs
ia.Oandidate for Attorney General Of the SUI
preme Court of Tennessee, Election May
~ 1869.
pP We are authorized and requested to
announce the name ofCol. N. b.. OWENS, of
this Conaty, as candidate for the office Of
GBa6cellor for the First Chaneery District.
Subject TO the nomination Of a Republican
Convention. T69upr2tdo.
1LP We are authorized and requested TO
aunoQnce the name Of JAMES 0. SHACKEL-
FORD, present incumbent, rs u candidate
forthe office Of Judge ofthe Supreme Court,
from Middle Tennessee, at the approaching
Judicial election. T69npr2tde
hG5 we hEe hWlHOTlHNN Hnu requested 10
nnoonnce the name Of Col. JOHN X, MILLER,
OF Carter, to represent lhc lst SENATORIAL
District Of Tennessee, in the next General
Assembly. Subject to tho decision Of a
nominating Convention. L6ospr2tde.
3 BGA4- We are authorized and requested to
announce the name Of NATHAN SHIRLEY,
Esq, as a candidate to represent the county
of Washington in the lower branch Of the
next General Assembly Of the state Of Ten
nessee, subject 10 q choice of the Radical
party Of The several districts Of said County,
'69mar26tdeF
.BeA. We are authorized and requested to
announce Hon. A. NJ. HUGHES, Of Maury IS
a candidate for Supreme Judge Of Tennessee,
for the Middle Division. 169mnr26tdt*
p7s- We nre authorized and requested TO
announce Hon. GEORGE ANDREWS, the
present incumbent, as a candidate for Su.
preme Judge of Tennessee, for the Eastern
Division.
BaS- We are authorized and requested to
announce Capt. THOMAS McDERMOTT, Of
Hawkins coRnty, as n candidate for Attorney
Gererah, for the First Judicial Circuit.
69mar5tde
,LJ@ We are authorized and requested to
annuunce the name Of Hon. s. j. ". LUCKY,
US a candidate for reelection as Chancellor,
for the First Chancery District. Election the
9Th Thursday in May NEXT. P69msg5tde
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-16
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Do no. TriAe w1th panger.


AsinEle spark may kindle = fame that will consume
a city, and small ailahents neslrcted may eud ia fIral
disorders. Bearing this tact IN mind, let the hfst
symptoms n debility or nsrvons prostration be met
promptly with lnvigoratiug treatment. Forcmqst
among the vegetable touirs Of tho age stands HOS
TETrEh'S STOMACH BIrrEiS, and whenever the
vital powers seem to ~lAnguisl, or there Ia any r"Sson
to suspect that the animal functions essential 10 tie
sustynstipn sud puriucation 81 the bsdy are infper.
fectly prrformed, this invaluable inyigoraRt and anil
septic should ~ once b. resorted IL. Indigestion 81
ways produces weakness " the bodily powers. soma
times It happens that the appetite demands more TODD
than tho STOMACH can digest though not more, per.
haps, than IS required 10 keep mp the full strength Of
the frame. The object, uuder such crcumsIfncrs, Ia
to increase the digestive CAPACITY of the assinilatirg
organ. 50 % TO make II equal TO tho duty imposed upon
It by the Rpnetite, and capable Of supplying tho build-
M material ~ The svRsin ~ fast rs II lie required. The
object is fully accom- plished by the ns8 o. the Bitiers.
They tona and gently stimulate the cellular nembrzus
which s,oreles The gastric juice, and the result is that
the solvent 10 mingled wifi the food IN sufficient guam
tity 10 convert all its nourishing particles into pure
and Wholesome element. II, on The other hand, there
is a deficiency IF appetite, without any corresponding
deficiency of digestive power. the effect IT the tonic 10
to stimulate a desire for food. In %nineteeh case. out
Of twenty, healacte, NAUSEA, nervousness, hiuting-
hts, spasuis. and, indeed, most Of the casual aches ap'
pains To which humanity is subject, proeeed primarily
from Indigestion complicated with biliousncss; and
for both these complaints B~OSTETTER'S STOMACH
BIrrERS are as a speedy and certain
remedy.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-16

The Republitan State Convention meets At
Na,hyille on. me 10th Of May next, TO uoml-
n,,.Scandiaate for Governor.
gbsrs Viii aiao be 4 Convention held at
AK s,ate Capitol on&tbe goth Of April to
:, ;nafe candidates for Judges Of The SUI
nTsns 0anrt and Attorney General and Re-
sorter for the. Staia.
TSs Delegates appointed to the STATE Cons
Nm ID nominatofa candidate for Governor
are authorized to attend this Convention 2
Convention viii be held.in Eliz9hethton'
Tam ON The frst Monday Of May t3rf day.
~ nonlnate q Republican candidate @ rep
,s.snt tbs First Senatorial District OF Ten
..,,,s h, die next General Assembly.
IN d.lsgates Rpnointed to- the State Con
v.D,ion ore Authorized to attend
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-16


Lougstrest passed over the road last Sab
bath, on bis way to New Orleans.
Colonel Young has been absent from bis
post several days on account Of the sick
ness Of bis little son. Captain Holloway
has ably performed his duties.
Ills very probable that the present suit Of
e%iieien. and accommodating Nail Agents on
the Bristol and Chattanooga line, Capts.
King, Chockley, Morshead and Bell viii be
retained. Capt Conway nigh. also be in
sludsd 10 the list, but be went 10 Washing
ton to zee the /" sigbts'' at the Inauguration,
and played the deuce IN forming the aequaiu-
tSues with the new Postmaster General Mr..
CtsSswsll thinks be is oat Of his proper
sphere, however, IN default Of continuance,
be win tseommend Captain contay as the
vsritabls spuIteniuJful 70 the Pi.any RksI-
Zoo, or 10 Ne. Hamlin ADJUST the usn for q
street sAlesmeh for his megiesi-Bdgisul Aaah.
cal, PanpkeArrieai or whatever be calls itl
anhdonjor az dssass, or to John Robinson
as"S fellow Of iuaniEs jssr whoss p~lsasau-
ties would make his ring world-renownsd, or
any town corporation dssirisg a good artl.
Gle % tai 40 bs 6gurs.
AT these a'e clever gentlemen aud We ui,h
them Tie nosl sbundapi 'usssla