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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-02
CITIZENS, CELEBRATION.
S4sh Annivessasy Of ne sicsa In Insependenee
JULY 4th, ls6O.-oRDxs OF CELEBRATION.

At sunrise Federal Salute Of thirteen guns
by the D. G. A. At o'clock the different or.
ganizstions will report themselves to the Mar
shsl OF the day. at the corner Of Second and
Mai1 Sta, when the procession will form in the
following order:
Gun Squad d G. A, Strasser's Union Band
Davenport City Artillery. Davenport Gusrds.
Officers u the day. President, J B Csld~ell,
Mayor. Vice Presidents. james II. Grant,
Il. K. Claussso. Escs. Chaplain. Right Rev
Henry ". Lee Reader. WIN. Hall. Eco. Or
ator. c. E Putnam. Members Of tie Com.
mittees. Oficels Of the District Court aud
members Of Scott County Bar, City Couc c
and City and County Oficers Dsvenpor. Phil.
harmonic society. Davenport Menuerchor. Old
Settlers Storms Band. Davenport Turner'S So
cietY. Fire Department, Odd Fell 30. Temper.
sncs Societies. Young Settlers. Citizens, aud
Strangara
The procession will move at 9K O'Clock.
punctuslly. down Main to Front, up Font to
Brady. north en- Brady TO Twelfth street. to
the groueds seaectsd by the COMMITTEES, where
seats will be provided for the ladieA
oaDga or rxsRcuE
Music by the U0ion Bsad.
Song Hail Smiling Morn" Philharmooies.
Prayer by the Char Gin.
81 seSOOtss& VI eUe 0eSI86OS1OO CI 10OeQSu0e0ces e
by Wm. Hall, Esq.
Music by Storme Band
'Msrseillaise" by the Mennerchor.
Grafton BY Charles F. Putnam. Esq.
National SoaR ny the Ph'lharmonics.
Music By the Union Bard
Chorus BY the Meonerchor.
A National Salute At sunsst, hv the Davsu-
port City Arullery.
Refreshment tables under the cup rintend-
snes ef Dpuglas 4 Wis. ts4.s- g.3
Comssittss Of Avrsagsments r. n Littler,
Chria kaadnso. John G....ssn, Theodore
GaelieA. Henry Alemsn.
F.*estes CdnRisIss.-Chris Miller, BlSk
.sen rstmer Clark. J. G. Todd, J. n. Rld.
!. CSs.e!sss - Usossdk-J. ". wulxSd.
Chs Hill. ~ Bate. M
q cse - 0nnlpe en6 Reqiv--4ee. I.
Oessapas. ~. =. Rsnis0Aas, q. & 49,
1emA - old na1hal,
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Fourth of July Pic Mic
.NSYCAEI.I,t UFE.
MATTHEW KELLEY

XyvOUt.p RE-pEc'FCLLi INFORM FIS
w friend. the public gene ally, that no
has en- a,ei the ahov. b .autifu gronnds. where
he will hold PIC Nic On the 18th of July leSO
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Rcfr.. h,.,cmt. of All HI. d..

con.s ing in rar' &c b,ile' chicken. b,ilci ham.
roas, beet pies sske-, lee cream. aid variety VI
Other article- " II be served On the ground.
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THE CI Y.

RAIx.-We had q very refreshing
shower Saturday afternoon
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Storms Band-..l4 instruments

Will marcn 10 the grou ds a. IL - o'clock
Abundance To- the Grounds Free.
The Mayor ani Aldermen ar'icllariy invi-
h nt pre.ent.
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Turtle Soup Lunch.

On the morning Of the 5,h ofJuly. ~ 10 o'clock.
Free Tnrtle soup Lnnch will be served at the
l'ebut Exchange. All are invited u partake
thereof.
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DasrnsCr COCwr.
J U n 3 z z . n.
JuD0E JOHN 2. DILLON, Presiding.
laA n GuyosD, Clerk.

eht s3 Saturday, Jane 80.
Court opened st o'clock A. N.
Ulam 4 Robinson CO. Wm. c. Arrris 1 Al
Trial BY jurv before John N. Rog ere, E.q
Referee. Submitted to the jury at 4 o'clock
r n. Verdict 10 favor Of plsintf for $500
damages. interest and costs Dow Beown
for PLAINTIFF. Wm. T. Clark for defendsnts.
l.. s Allen Vs. State Fire and Marine ln.u-
rance Co Dawson 4 True for plaintiffs. Par.
ker Edwards fos defendants. The evidence
10 THE case vas not closed to day.
Court sdjuurned At 6 o'clock till . o'clock
u ndAy morning
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any extended remsrks upoo this meeting. but
st s"me future time - ehall speak Of it ct
length OF the various schemes .fereI, We
give Mr. Lndlsy's decided preference. as it
would give ~ - opportunity Of seeing which
sisg Of the parts IL the best At pulling vie /,
and would, We think. y any event, defeat the
blacks.
The fifth rssolutioa, the Editors Of this pa.
per wish TO say, they most heartily eRdorse.
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office,

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
y semi-anuual meeting Of the Directors Of the
DAyE<roRT Gas LiGHr A~D fosE GoMPtsr, viii
he held u, the flee Of the Company. nj the GAs
Worss. on Monday July gfh, at ; o'clnck, Y. NJ.
1HOS DEkMoDi, Secretary.
June %, l. Sd
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koUHDs L LAxoDoK, l55 Randolph street, Chi
eago, are authorised to receive sdveyti .smenss fur
this psper.
C. II. ScnIvES, 90, Dearborn street, Chicsgc, 10
oathoriied TO receive Advertisements for this %.
Per.
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A CARD. APP H. SASDERs-Sy -
H.ving been made the subject Of low and
Llagusrd article in Saturdsys Gazette, can
only seek thr .ugh the medium Of the public
press the redress that By right belongs to me.
Having suffered for months past the mao
sisrs and .qs b thrown At me through the col
umrs Of your paper. have with the true
spirit Of man psssed them BY a. unvorthy
Of notice. considering the source from whence
they sprsng and the eonsumnate l,tleness Of
the being Who conceived them. That an edi-
tor Of public Journal has right to publicly
sdmoDisb. expose and chastiss any person Who
seeks to vilify and iDjors his character and
posisioo in society. do not deny but when
be oversteps the bounds Of truth and prudence
and enters the private circles Of mans life and
urjustly. mesnly and iwantony assails him
upon the mere uncertain grounds Of surposi-
ton. he merits not only the eontemps. but the
sco,m which the fair minded and Just portion
Of the community inActs. If my course
both publicly and privately has been Of euch
a nature o. to call down upon me the cessmse
OF my feAw mes. let it be from them and not
through the medium Of lor. slanderous aod
personal article. which the eomtsmptab,e and
paltry mind of the egosistical Addison H. San
ders. - edissr q AZ inaigni6sst daily paper,
shooassto ssseost. II he satAof il ~ smi-
nenes sf his eosseit, thisks to screen himsslf
from thsjase srsah Of sn outraged public. let
hin IN the tutsfe bsss his articles spos tAat
vkish - - lasptseiy lasks-sngsu. II sos-
slaalea -, ollev - - ~ thst thepsiaGlsa
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TERRIBLE AND FATAL ACCIDENT BY
FiRE.-Saturday forenoon q little girl aged
about six J ears. the daughter of . y idow wo-
man named McIllarney, Who resides on Le-
Claire street, between 9Th and 9th, was fatally
burned By her clothes catching fte. 1t appears
that the mo,her Of the child had left hom :
for short time and left the little girl alone
While she was gone the child gathered tog eth
er pile Of shsviDgs and chips, and set them OF
FIRE. The flames by some means we're communi
Gated to her drers and in on insta che vas
entirely enveloped BY them. Her ecreame
brought to her assistance, DR.. LANCER, who was
near BY, and who skillfully dressed her terri.
be burns. The Doctor informs us that three
fourth of her person Vas crisped BY the fame.
before they could be extDguished. The lit Z
sufferer hngefed in dreadful agony until yes.
terday morning. when death put an end to her
exietence. The husband Of Mrs. McIllarny, it
will be recoll ected. sas drowned of the steamer
Henry Clay, some months sincs.
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Bank Notice.

,T,HE BANKING HOUSE OF THE UNDER
i signed will be closed on Wednesday. the 4th
instant MACkLOT < CURBlN.
.I.ly = IssN-d3t
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luton is - f.ilovs:--Austin Corbin. George
II. Parker and Frank Plumer.
The meeting then adjourned
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l,oRos.-We hsve .. vet seen no m.nii s'o
With regard to the destruction Of the .dores
snH 'Purrs' that infes' our city and render The
night htdeous by their internal yslping. 1t is
absolutely dangerous TO walk the streets after
twelve o'clock 1t night without hsying trus-
ty shooting iron to protect you. Our business
keeps us at our Office until . late hour. 40 ! it
requires I'll the fcrttude We possess to meet
tn se feur.lexgsd midnight asssssns. We
haze . supsrsbundsnce Of csnioss in town. an
Tho destruction Of a large majority Of them
would be hailed With delight by those who
appreciate quiet nights r.er-Roek Island
Register.
We have q distinct recollection of seeing q
manifesto" published in this city, but ~ ous
officials do not like the smell of po = der nor to
offend friends. every person 10 allowed from IA
to ~ "dorgs' After some few OF our citizeni
lose their lives by hydrophodia. the law may
be enforced. At present it is dead letter.
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NUMBER 200.
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
STATE BANK Of IOWA.

MERCHANTS BRANCH
THIS BANK WILL BIZ CLOSED on WE'D
/ aesday next. July 4th. All paper maturing
on tina. day will be payable on the b:
b. h. WOODWARD,
July 2, ls'o.-d3t Cashier.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-02

Qua FOURTH OF July CELERRATIoN.
-lhe arrangements for celebrating the s4th
anniversary Of oor National Independence are
about completed. and nothing COW remains but
the carrying Of them out. We hope our c,,i-
xens will on this occasion unite to . man, and
do everything in their power to assist in ma
heard Of in the Hawkeye Stste. Let business
generally be suspended. and every man take q
part in the exercises. The committee Of ar
rsngsments have worked hard and faithfully to
good rs-son Why it should not prove all they
could wish. Below We publish the programme
to be observed
CITIZENS CELEBRATION.
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Tue BALL IN LECLAIRE.--We re-
ceived letter Saturday evening from . we'll
known gentleman in LeClsire, int rmirg Ne
that preparations we're being made for enter
tanning large party from this city. Only
those having tickets will be admitted
to the hail. and the tickets are to be
procured Of but one person. who will be sp-
pointed by the Invitation C mmittee. so that
alb individuals Of even Questionable char; cter
who may attempt entering the ball room, will
meet with . very rude repulss. Tickets viii be
sold only o those persons we'll known to the
management
All that is necessary to say in regard to the
refreshments. is that they will be served by
that Prince of Landlords Squire Horton. Of the
Howard House. The isiDgs will be ell right
SURE
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A &c I'll ~!

i remove East offers his c-iIrc stock of House.
hold Furniture. Library, and "A hnc Double heed
Princes Mcloleon, at
Public Auction,
On friday next, yu1y UsAss sss lesA.0 -
at his residence in Sargent's South Block, Sth
street west of Rock Island street.
H. DEFRANCE.
iuneZe did
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"GKoGGr. "-The ''little JOKER" in
Saturdays Gazesse, pitched into . respectable
citizen Of Davenport in . most shameful man.
nsr. applying the grosest personalities to him.
snd that too. without shadow of cause or ius.
tidcs,ion. The insulted young man called on
the ex K. N. Saturday morning.snd frightened
the little fellow out Of his wits. by threatening
him with . sound thrashing if he did not re-
tract ell he had said, and humbly apologize for
having uttered it. Persons present, inform ne
that when 3. entered the Gazette ssnctum. the
hair on Adds head stuck out like the auils on
th- back Of . frstfal porcupine. Without any
hesitation he at once promised to eat al his
former words, and to hereafter rsfrsin from in.
dulging iu any reflections upon the moral, co.
cis, religious or political character of the
young man in question. Add also promised to
ask his brothers permission to allow ). u few
squal o spacs in the Gazette local columns grot~
Is. in which he could At any time advertise his
pao' ogrAph establishment This offer de-
cined with much AaGtuer, ct tho same time in.
thu usting that he had no desire Just st this
time to ruin his business. We shall expect to
zee some tall era y fishing this morning.
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- esaniaase saoDsaasl = - I'D -:
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RIVER tCE MS.

BERNARD SAGE
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likely il " tbst IL ssDs,ilntsn should be weakened.
Recent German experiments which have cone TO
Prof Jobnsssf observation sngsest that the beneficial
effects Of SALT plaster Of Pars sad other mineral fer
tiize are que TO their preventing this excessive trans
,';rst;on M rushing Of an excess Of water through
he plant Our readers viii reoollect that old John
Johnston five bushels OF salt on bis wbest heds
to ,ye stiffness n the straw and prevent rust Tho
old farmer observed the effeet our che dical friends
th,nk they have discovered tho cause. Moreover,
what our friend Prof hapes will scout az sheer ssfesy
johnson Gays tbst tbe mineral phosphate from Esra9
sdurs, sns s,su here good for tertilzng crops II
II be- pro try divided mechanically, ~ bone phos
nbs,e-,bus putting an extnguisher upon the froies
sor, tlscry Of the progression OF primaries oy ans,r
aad hold man. and IL he has enough fscts % base
thee several assertions upon don't blame o." r0T
III this TRANSPORTATION theory, for it explains good
many lit,e mat ers for which reasonable so'atiSn
has not heretofore been afforded. AZ to the HaS,
coating affair, and the mineral phosphate BUSINESS
rrefer to await further Developments.
Mr. Goodrich Of Utica gave an interesting lecture 70,
day on the potato ds. are, the substance OF when
will reserve for Mondays letter.
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New1lork DAILY Gribm,te
THE YALE A0RICULTURAL LECTURES.
THIRD DAY.
Fren Our Own Reporter

THIRD DAY.
FreG Our Own Reporter
NEw-HAvEy, Feb. 3, 1860.
lir. Eston's lecture vegetable physiology last
evening comprised full descriptions of the seed root,
End stem Of plants the nature and growth OF reeds,
structure Of roots and the general structure and minute
anatomy of stems. He showed, among other things,
bow the sbape of trees il controlled When the bud ~
the nd q the stem strongest the shape OF the tree Is
q pyramid rs in the OF the spruce and mr. Where
there il no ooe strongest terminal bnd there Is no Pr-
cpa rnDk in the upper part Of tie tree, so that the
ttee is rounded at the top, ss The elm
The morning lecture to-day was by DIR. Fitch, and
WA highly interesting Ard here let your reporter
.ta,e thai, in his humble opinion, the entonolog cal
lectures of Dr. Fitch are the most important VI this
course for he shows the habits Of aud suggests ren
edies aVanst the Btecs which cause our farmers lao
ulons Losses, and stands almost alone IN ms
The Doctors lecture to-day The cnrculio, whcn
lie stigma,zed a. the most dangerous insees OF oar
country, The wbest-midge, vast a. Il tae havoc when
It makes, has a natural parasitic enemy, which "
proper care can no prof asateo 20 ss 70 give ~
that the mdQe will ultimately disappear while the
curcuo has swept vegetable wealth before u 10,
hundred ,ears part utterly unchecked. Despite AL
the nostiuns aud remedies pulled speeches. We ao'o
luteiy know little or nothing oil this P.s'' Ar.
There ae 60 different insects which prey upon VIC
apple y on the pear 10 the pesch, IL on tie pun'
IS on the cherry, and 80 Oh the grape.
The cuTculio, OF plum weeyil, IL naive OF , oui
county IL WAS hrrt noticed by The botsnis's oou
con and Bartra in I7a6 ia totally destroying the nsc-
tariner in and about Piiladelph'a, while tue plnms
were but eighty Inoested. Thor turn came nc ~,
however, aad each subsequent investigator o nm y
ravagipg different section OF country. NOW" ~
slanding DE volumes written upon it, we do no. 10
this cav know where the cnrcuo lives and VIVA, y u
doir for three.quar'Srs Of the year it Is sns
brown and white beetle, which makes s appeaIa"II.'
90 plum lIees when the young fruit Is half grove IL
cuts crsscep-shared slit upon the side OF me iru,
ard drops an egg into the wound, from when egg y
Email white worm ha'ches, which bano@s ~ me
frult causing Il 10 wilt and fall from toe tree,
upon the worm crawl4 INTO the ground W fePos' ~.
two OF three weeks curing its pupa s'ate. IL conner
oul N LIE latter ps.l VI July, sssus Lac tss Yasa'
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BLowr UP.--Johp Coufss employ Cd for many years
OF the old bsnedk foo, OF Pike street East River In tho
stpscy instantly ksa By the ploon
the boilers Of the Dock which took Place Wsdsesdsy
he standing In the Immediate
vicinity Of the engine fv.ry Aort 70 dissoveT the
slightest ssne Of his vooy hs. proved unsysne His bat
spots blood discovered and seoat the strngpssce Mr.
Coutss upward seventy Of ar leaves family
BURNED TO DEATH.-SaTy Keenan,, an Irish
woman while Intoxicated asort month since accidentally
her clothes IRE and ghtfay burned sse We ses-
vryec Newly Hospital, wgsTe she died Saturday,
evening last Coroner seAiimer viii hold Inquest to-day
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nsE4i.

BATEson Saturday sfeISoOr, Feb s,epesn ssss' m ne
HIS friends respectful, invited hs fass.l Meg
day, Ssh inst AZ oelec. o., 6on p. late "s'sssos ~"
e. tSrm, street, without iErshsi invitation -.
BLACNELi-Ip this city, sundsy, Feb hvy o., VIZ
Of Cornelius j. elsuve daughter Of bsny osoA mo
fbs rss.rs sns fisnd. " Ia. faulty .,ieS atsns o.
funeral from her 10 $40 we.t Lishees.n
mains win Lssrsage Duchess County Tor h'
- q
BRAariNaHAM-A, New aass't NJ J., On Fr'dsy se'' y
n. sa.a service VIM sssc ney ss % .
? a. AZ s re. ss sssss sy are
respectfully inyrsc 70 attend -. e.. A spn,,sr
BokDIN-in this ety saturday ssrssa sssd years
months aud days -. william j Cr-,r,r
cREEhER-op ssssrds, evening Feb = "
s aged :. viii ps s q s,.sss
and sso.s 1. fisnas relatives Of sAs isniJ are
esspsa,fal, isvii.s to sI''Sd
cARRckIn n; rs s,y on s .nS sSs c sssS
Hen'i, ,sosi,n or Friday nlorning Feb o. William Cees
st.SosSrYIpthi. city, .iekn... JOAN s.s.rsy
sses % years months ad days. youngest son Of wlaaH
,oNss In iialnsbursh on FRIDAY evening Feb 8 MARI
Essb.th eldest daughter q Daniel l. Jsns the sls
Of her sge
ktELy-Io uis city on Saturday Feb Of sonsamptios
TbemA. kisy Lsiive Of Groom County Lirersk Ireland
aged % years.
MORRISON Sunday. Feb s iseo Rsses 8. Morris Of the
INN Of Cromwell .. Nsri.
Tse relative. AID MEADE II 'ae ans respectfully iaysss
To- attend his funeral from his iae residence No loo Wee
ssysrtsssil street sn resasy the ,,h 'a.i 4 yssss
dss, t.ssAss q john b. md sophia Mount .ssd sy's
NsNALLs-In RToollyn on Saturday Feb T. efecrsampsien
Joln Mekans, ifthe sob yea sfhissse ~
sMrn-n srsGsyu on ss,si nsmss d s's s;,s va
rSess bis tsosdsy at s'clocA from sfrees
Church Harrison street, tcort ms uN-~s
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MARRIED..
CLARR-sM1TH-l

CLARR-sMITH-At Huntington. Long Island, Tuesday,
Jan. 81 by l. = smith, Mr. n. " C3Nk OF New
Yo,k kIs- Jsis j. S-asht-i Of WsoSAoi smith, ed, u
the former place.
REED-ROGEeS-In Brooslyn Thur.d4y Feb q tho
Third fresbyteran Church the Rev. N. kaT Uhss
". Reed to amelia +. kogeTA 81 u brooklyn.
Chiesso and Nantucket papers pisssr copy.
RUssELL-AUsTIS-On Thursday, Feb. at Buffalo, n. z,
by hev NJ Lsrue P. 1houp'an ID. D. Geo. T. aussel
ofPhs1ephia Lssnia a., daughter Of Ste sn O. Aasn,
eco.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; Tharsdsy, Feb; q By he
Csldiso.t D. NsieFbsT. Mary n, ss&<1ts
OF Rensy J. OlaIius, sIl of brock yn, f. ID.
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BRONCHITIS.

WFsTkILf. 'ifeen Co, n z NOV q IBsb+
Dr. D. Jayue-Degf Sir: n sord great pleasure % adj
feeble testimony in invsiuana nss Soat
had attach of Acute brone ni.
considered by Intelligent phs sicisn eenIle ed eeh
sDraptive By the very free Of tAPbSIORAN! re-
covered In using 1t surpassed the directions took IL
na1se nting sh nce that time have
srses Of t. and Of your ALrtRANlVE and CARMlNb-
FIVE BALSAM my family aud prescribed Il TO Others viii
he very results During tie pfotlsced illness Of
.uuiptise medcues frequently tn oBy
ses wbh afforded elf sr3 though they could oot ci
1asoy Mob IeL1saies eos.e
reae acrd greatly In soony SFoSies and for then
cherished very high regard II tie -e tesmonS Of
who had family unusual o. sickness in vjf
ferns worth snythns and the Of humanity
you M welcome "a Lina-
RAspectfaliy vours L. L. HILL
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nIsFAsF or TnK THROAT ko

CLAHktVILLE, eco, IoVI
Dr. D. Jayne-Dear sir: Ny daughter some time ago ws
attacked with dsesss OF hs thrsa resembling aDNCHlfs
ed Vaiou. remedies and rh GU al TO no purpose
Nigh, after nigh; passed without my itle r obtaining any 80
tunl rest; finally procured tie tAPECt GRANT snd II a.
most effected al entire feel in isbcd 10 your txpse
ornn ander Providence Der good health
TLr kLTERATffF ! have tried upon myse't, and indeee
found a. Alternative Of thu system IN when all ctnei
neeiciueE and means JAILED. ha boon u4uch
1yoy Of patent u,-dcu-s bot sn convinced that
rons With regard 70 your aud ie togethss
stnire 70 recommend them a. goa. WH. q SOoDHuA.
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pRopsY AND CANCER CURED.


Dr. d. JayDe-DesI S1 10 ith pleasure tns make tnow1
you the invaluable efficacy Of yeI EAPEClORANI ant
AIT IA TIVE aud SANATlEK FILLS. Gen ". p. Orion
one Of nv neighbors Of rouchita
sxpectoiani ard seTsve after having s sick forty days
the point DEATH eeE sns Layins e1hsustes
tt skill upon sim Several Of Droy and Cancer have
cured IN bly, little daugai. t4kei
November with Enlargement neck which
very Immediately commenced IN giving her your ies
tive aud she is nearly wei GTsiu toward ynu ano
desire benest public induced write this
although TO mere Liam weSetns %
psbhsh this Y you ~tsh rovfs ~ ti.-adsiiip
THOMAS l.. TUHEELI-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

You've BuReLARs-Ar about one o'clock on Satur-
day morning officers snd Leuebeek OF tse Tsenteh
Petint four boys IN Tenth -som they sas-
pecsd u be thieves Tie as ta Ia the station hocse
where they their 1nsnn bsslos Joan FsTsn
Michael CFarfe iona Csok On 1ssrcirg them, seHs
LuTsaTs quantity ri sl change were found la tse
Doskession and they the nigs Subsequently,
T. X k.Ine of No se Ninth At the stafton
stated the his bad br5keD into and
robbed of shsnse which mad ben left in shs
The the idenlihea him sSd ho
seccrdngy preferred OF burglary against them where
upon they detained Cor examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

GROUP.


Not long since child Of mine very VIC aud distress
ns attack 81 Group ~Leh ast have proved fatal had not In
usdiste relief been ootsined commenced giving EX
PECTOkAHl and within three ofn the child
having tsssn sI tsssPoonsu oIesbed with perfect
within thsf time having been Effected"
The Rev. JAkss W. DAEizL Biaekwssr Morgan Co., Ky.
wYites: - -.
II have need your EXPECTORAET and cARMfNATTvI
BALkAN In my family with the bappy effect I rod
.i.Lt niles to-day Of yo-T EAPECTDRANT 70 atyt
o1e Of nv children threatened with Croap"