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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26

DAlLY.--tt cents Per week, ~ able to carriers.
Natl nd psst-otics Subscribers 90 per aanu ~
Day6Als In advance.
Ns.gLY.-12,oo per snnum, Ia aivanss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26
OUTSIDE.

slxgs AND PRICES OF LILLlKs FiRx.raoor SAFE
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This table exhibits actual decrease OF horses, mules
ard hogs; very small increase Of cattle; larger in
Of COWS, but still far below the usual increase.
and very great Increase Of sheep. The report points
strong that farmers have increase
all kinds stock that thus rapidly failing off, The
numbar Of sheep will be Increased by the lambs or this
spring TO nearly thirty Millions double what 1t va
In 1859. -
feet 10 provision dealers and farmers; for 1t shows that
but few hogs any. were kept account OF the
loss of the has generally been believed The
ned and the opinion given that. even there had been
good corn crop, there would have been decrease In
the number Of hogs packed
The number OF fatenng cattle 10 reported 70 be thirty
per cant less than last in Penusy Ohio. ln
diana and Michigan twenty Eve per cent less in New
York, Iowa and Illinois; and twenty per cent less IN MIS-
souri, and Wisconsin. The general decrease 10 nearly
The condition OF nearly all stock below the usual
spring average, especially OF hogs but sheep are In ex
oeeRt ORDER having received than ordinary atten
tion. Hence the yield OF wool per head viii be a. much
usual
The condition OF wheat other crops sown last fall
s represented indicating largely decreased product
from the crop OF last but Is hoped that they have
improved from tho recent rains and since the return OF
the correspondence sent IN, which the 1st OF
April The drynes OF February and March retarded the
usual growth in these months
II Is believed that the production OF maple sugar and
molnsses will be unusually large, az the preparations
greater than usual
Bees reported having suffered much during the
winter. The usual amount u statistics showing the
trade in agricultural products given and the meteoro
Institute very FULL and completely exhibits the pheuo
NINA attending the remarkable cold storms Of he past
winter.
The rains have been heavy and general rsardua much
whether the amount put In will be materially 6ssened In
consequence cannot now be known.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-07

Awaiting themselves OF the lovely weather Of yesterday
afternoon the "sports," old and young, out In full
feather witness the performances OF the nags entered
for purse and stake the Union Course Besides the
new celebrity, Dexter, there great desire to
Mr. Doty's mare, gossip had rated her very high
among the flyers. Her owner did not bring her
to the post, however, excusng himself the
ground that the mare had not had sufficient work
to endure brusing race. Lady Ella and Irish Maid
were also kept away from prudential reasons. Lady
Collins, however, there, her being determined
to ,ro ineevery purse for which she entered win
or lose. she Ia very fast mare and although lame
both before and behind she very and steadily
UNTIL the pain becoming too intense to bear she breaks
into run seeking relief In that way, but, unfortunate
y stays up too long for when this When
the horses the track OF the nanciers
made attempt 70 invest. as they said, to pay ex.
penses. They made oil kinds OF Offers on Dexter oil
wanting to lay their "bonss on him. few, however,
induced by great persuason 10 take one hundred
to ten was at this very long odds that all done
came the track, having his famous team, Postboy
aud Ploughboy. In hand. He drove them q few times
Of the stand. We measured them . hair mile 10 l:2O
Man aud beast appeared In nne condition. and drew forth
the admiration and well wishes OF the spectators. Tho
track was ~ capital order for fast time and the weather
most favorable forA trot
Fsra Rsal-IAdy Collins won tho pols and took the
thirty nine ana hair seconds. The eeidpa cIossd
tribe down the bsckstresch but. approaching the half
pole, the marc shook him Oh and passed point
an open length clear o. him in 11s % the lower tsrn
Dexter went up ana shut out the Daylight Them
aud they came apged on ths hume stretch. Now both
them put their best tss foremost and each struggled
hard for the hest yhe mare continued load % 20 the
dvswRste but nsr lsnsuess began 10 show ITSELF nd In
few strides Afterwards u wao apparent shat she beg
10 asr and Dextsr got wiih her. she struggled
o. however, untn within nifty yards Of stand when
abe broke up aud Dexter came In a winner by couple
| Of lens ths. making the heat IN 2Slik. - =
Second HciThe horses were started nicely and went
together about half WAY around the upper when Dex.
ter brke up. The mare drew away from him. and ont
TO the quarter POLE about two lengths ahead thirty
eight and half seconds. The colt trotted steadily down
the bacsrstch but could mol overtake he mare who
passed the hall mile pole length in front, In 1:io shc
soon afterwards c 70 pieces. and before shc could be
gathered up into trottng shape Dexter was Atty yards
/ away from her. lie come home lesureiy, winning BY
| about half q dozen lengths, In 230. WHEN tho mare
crossed the score she seemed very lame her or fore
| leg
the word given, end Dexter lot hsr and wsat q
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Sword for McCIelIan. u
THs LEADER. May 8, 1874.

Sword for McCIelIsn. u
THs LEADER. May 8, 1874
j. G BENNETT, ESQ.,
enclose TO you q communication from Colonsl Ham,
NEIL commanding Sixty-sixth New York Volunteers In
relation to the sword for Major General Mcclellan.
The amount subscribed In the regiment was eighty
three dollars which send herewith. May request the
publication OF Colonel Hammell's notei Yours truly
JOHN CLANCY.
HEADQUARTERS, SIxrY- tn REGIMENT NJ wv
NEAR GERMANNA Ford Va, April rs, 1884. (
MI DEAR SR-The men OF this command are unanimous
that the amount subscribed and forwarded shall 90 to-
ward the new Dolar Subscription Sword you speak or
Little Mac" and our appreciation Of hts abilities a.
you may deem best Accept sincere thanks for your
k'ndnoss. yours &C., JNO. 8 HAMMEII,
Lieut.. Col. Comdg Sixty sixth N. Y Vet. vols
Mr.. JOHN CLANCY.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD oN
New YoRK, May Q, 1894
The most injured and worst used man OF these tmos
10. TO every honest who Is despcable aboli.
Zionist, G. B. Mcclellan enclose one dollar for that
sword, which would, used, sweep that rebellion from
existence and make matter OF perfect iusignia
canoe h8n - A FRENCH CANADIAN.
70 THE EDITOR or THE HEiALD -
r7Ha YORKTOWN va, May 3, 1854.
sn-Euoossd please nnd three dollars one dollar OF
which wish you place in the fund for the sword for
Lte Mac !" soldiers mite to help present to noble
soldier sword worthy OF q brave chief whom any army
might wish to serve undor on any field and be certain
Of victory. S. M KIRBY,
Company @, 13oth New York regiment.
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the Tax Levy fn the Board os Counoil-


- ovyi In sne hoard o. C0unctl.
men.
THEY CONCUR wrrH rHE BOARD or ALDERxss.
inc councmen mot at two O'Clock yesterday, Presi.
dent Hayes In the chair
After acting on some routine papers, the regular order
OF business was. on motion OF Mr.. HAaEsrr suspended
tor the purpose OF taking tho levy Mr. Hagorty
furtne moved that each section was read shoud be
adopted.
Inc different sections OF the tax levy, adopted by
the Board OF Aldermen read On reaching
appropriations for the Inebriate Asylum and Fire Alarm
Telegraph, Mr. BRANDON offered resolution that the sum
Of ton thousand dollars should be
and finishing the Fourth avenue parks the railroad
tunnel and stated that the parks had been partially
structed and would 60 to destruction unless speedily fin
ished and the city would lose the money which had
already been expended on them. ..s
The resolution was lost.
Mr.. OpDYKE offered an amendment that the several
inserted u the tar levy for the payment Of the
the city government be reduced ten per cent
MT. BRANDON opposed the adoption Of the amendment,
having their salaries raised and others failed 70 do So
and seemed to HIM that the amendment proposed by
Mr. orprRs was glad to be able to obvate the onS OBJ
ectiOn which Mr. Brandon entertained his amendment,
balance which could BE- used to increase tho salaries Of
those who did not get their salaries raised year.
thus 0quaIIze the different saisres. ~ n :
Mr.. GROSS thought II would be we'll for tho gentleman
70 withdraw his amendment and offer when the tax
levy had been adopted
Mr. UPDYKB consented to withdraw Il with the under.
standing that the amendment something like IT, should
be adopted at some future time.
Mr. JAouEs offered two amendments, that the repairs
and repavng OF the streets and other should be
done by contract. which lost.
The question on the adoption Of the tax levy was then
put and Mr. Jaques made lengthy speech on the
sons which compelled him to vote In the negative. He
believed the whole Of the appropriations extra
vagantly high. and thought that reduction OF ten per
cent should be made every item In the tax levy.
The tax levy, as adopted by the Board OF Aldermen,
was then concurred in by vote twenty In the alr-
NATIVE and two in the negative.
The Board then adjourned until Monday next, at two
O'Clock.
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House OF Representatives.
w H@ WASHINGTON, May 9, 1854.

rar BLAIR Ayp KNOX CONTESTED ELECTION cAss.
Mr.. DAwss. (rsp.) Of Mass., from tho Committee on
Elections. reported two resolutions, which lie over Tor
ths preseotcns declaring that r. p Blar " not, and
the other that Mr. Knox, lhe contestant, w. enlisted
seat In the HOUSE the Repeeeutave Of Tho First Con-
sress,cn.... dhsrlNi q Missouri - - esv's's.
tsnrWnkH 49, IcppAy.
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Examination Of Paroisd Prisoners ~
Annapolis.

To-day General wsilace and Messrs. Wade. Harding,
Goocb Julian and odsI the Congressional Committee
the Conduct OF the War; visited the hospitals in Annapo
lis for the purpose OF examining the returned soldiers
from Richmond a. TO their treatment by the rebels.
Several examined and confirm the reports already
uabtshed a shsw iDhoman aud cruel sstmest Tho
mites returned TO thl city tonight and examined some
soldiers In the hospitals the subjees. Pho
toErsphs Of some OF the hasarved hcroes are 10 be
taken 70 accompany che report when printed. ct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-07
Launching Of the stss m IA ttcry Chino


me ircu-clad steam battery chino was successfully
punched IRON Adans' shipyud, In South Boston, at
eleven O'Clock last night The tide being favorable a. ths
hour The Chino 10 shs nrst Of twenty-five batteries
ordered BY the government new models. she s tur,
.Msd, WI carry Two heavy guns, and when laden VII
Arav osiv - IA half ssss 6 wafer.
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mako sure OF the money re INC snd poe 70
forty seconds, the bali mile poi. A'' ."1 '~"o
match for $500, play pay, VIII ~ C RI sss. .
noon over the above between SaA SAe W A'u
Rafting Maid. fI.rf r
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wAsHsaros, May 8, 1894
coxprxsArIou OF rnsaoS AGENTS.
Mr. Foor rep )of w. from the Committee on Pensions.
ysported back bill In relation TO che compensation OF
government pension agents, with amendments. =,
IMPORTANT 70 rAfRHTsss.
Mr.. cowAx, (sep) Of Pa, from the COMMITTEES On Pa
ssns cssd up the bill y amend ths act q March O. 1884,
20 promote The useful arts. d Atsnds The ims wisbis
which patsptees who bave neglected may rSy hA ena
balance fees their patents for six months from
end after the passage Of Tie scl
~ bin We passsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-07

"A Raa Breash.-How Many Lovers 10
has sspsa.dhow msny friends 70, EYER psried r. eysc
= Ssntrece night and ing IL also beauties the
s~usp srion price For sale BY al druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-07

0-I|1 ~ y d TI+1 N bosroN, nay " IbUSs
portion OF the Independent battalion OF Msssachu
setts cavalry, who glorious record in the recent
Campaign Florida aud other battle fields Of the South
arrived homo to-day on a brief furloush. warm vol
come was given 10 them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-07

CROSS EYE srRAIGHTENKD IN oNR MINUTE. :
And disease OF the Eye and bar requiring etns
medical surgical aid attended to by Dr. Won EIH811
BERG. At his consulting rooms SIG broadway. MI
Twelfth street. =,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-07

REMOVAL. .t-
DBMAs BARNES 4 co
FAVE REMovRD PROM M BROADWAY TO
81 PARK ROW
OPPOSITE vHE AsToR pousE.
Jobbsss and large buyers Medie,aes Pcrfumsy. h.,
Will consult their interest by sxamnnsou Immense stock
COMPOSED exclusively Of this class OF goods.
-ro DKxAs BARNES co.,
-. -. 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-07

ASK Yowr Ds ogS at far Japonfca OF
sor,se yseuiaus harmless hair restorative,
and ske 40 DepOsio chambers street Sofa every
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-07

Cedar CnmphOr IL Cheap, ReuHbNs
durable fragrant Moths mlers and all insects
throug their skins In its dense yapors ma
by druggists, town and
HARRIS CHAPMAN. manufacturers. Bosos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-07

Good ReTrlQerator Cannot he TOO
hieblv pri1ed Csli and see WILSON'S PATENT AIR
cfRGULATINo before purchasing elsewhere. For sale
only by WILSON GRANT % Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-07

a Perfect Hair Dye-millsr's, Only 80
ssnts psr boz try sold o all druggists Depot Sc Dcy o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-07
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Best ana Cheapest Newspaper I'm che
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD for the present week, ready this
Saturday morning, viii contain -
Additional accounts, from Special War Correspon.
dent Of the advance Of the Red River Expedition with
details of the late Battles and Of the loss sides
The latest reliable Of advance Of Gen. Grants
Army in Virginia, with the patriotic Inspiring Ad
dress Of Gen Meade to the Army OF the Potomac The
latest News from the Union Army in all portions OF the
country The latest News from the Rebel States Late
and important Intelligence from Europe: Literary, Arts
tic and Scientific reading Important reading for Farmers
Poetry Two excellent Stories Faceta Valuable reports
of the Money, Commercial Dry Goods Cattle Horse and
Family Markets. Full report OF the Contest
Prize Ring between Dooney Harris aud Patsey Marley,
and accounts Of oil important events Of the past week.
TxRMs-snge subscription, So Three copies, IS; Five
copies ST. Ten copies $15 Single copies Eve cents each
Response Of the Spirit or Shaxsuere 20
medium n who Inquired what he thought Of PHALoNs
S,p such things be and like summer cloud
Sas ss
MINDED ladies' who 60 to svsn.. parties in masculine ss
Impure Breath Among All the Oisa-
n na 81 ns the f
otyinc % ~ posses.or az f. the mos. neicusabs and
perhaps the one most fcndy cherishsd from hi.
deiIcse-your most Intimate friend viii no. Mention r.
Why not remove this great barrier 70 health.
beauty and At BY using that justly popular
i:
Sold Sy Druggist. .yersvhr. and BY HALL KucxEL.
bottle.
Murray, Eddy d C0.-Mam gers.
RsNrucKy, RxIRA CLASS 3,3-May g. 1884,
10, 66, 81, so. Is, 10. Ia, 80, 60, II. 26, 3, a.
K.srvcxy CLASS sl4-Msy g. 1856.
2. 70. simmons Il Co.--ManaQers
SMELLY Extra Glass 2iT-Msy g. 1884,
81, so, l8, 20, rs, IL, 50, AZ, 63, 26, AS, 8, 10
Class 2is-May g. 1851
13, "A, IS, 3, 81, 8, IA, 81, %, AZ, II, 81, 62.
France. Ellis Il Com liza gers.
90, 43, 9, SO, IS, so, So, s. CO., 46, rs, SIS, s..
4e. %, 10, So, -. &c. ST. TO- iS' 81, IS, AZ, 49,
Prizes Cashed In All Lexaiixed Lotte-
r!ss and inform alton given gALLAGaER BENJAMIN
Brokers, no Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
Royal Havana Lottory.-Forty Per
premium paid for przes Information furnished the
highest rates pa for Dobloons and ell KINDS Of Gold and
Silver. TAYLOR CO. Bankers, 10 Wall street, n Y.
Prizes Csshed IN All Legal Lotteries.
J. r. CLAYTON 4 CO., 10 Wall street. ny
Lottery Tickets Cashed.-In form ton
given. JOSEPH BATES broker. II Wall st., room No l.
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Cumberland Sauce IL Justly Popular,
and OF the highest intrinsic vaGe or any IN I've. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-07

ruesFevers. Chiils ma Every Dfstem-
per Of the climate be currd By the supple use 81 STEIN
FETr,,s Cosuac Go NASSAU ST. ee New York; the
remedy against blood and other diseases generated
bcrs known 70 the American market End
BY Custom House. All other % called b,ters
are mot but manufactured here for ss and
ealr o0l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-07

Distilled Dew eNutihes the COmpFex-
ION and renders the skin clesr sOf and smooth All dr
giss and IT'S broadway. =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-07

Chaps. Chnfes. Pimpies. EruptiSHs
saitrheum flesh nc cured by gO9RAgO'S ItANAn
Medcated Soap, Al his new depot, 463 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-07

Good Refrigerator Cannot be Toe
highly pri,ed. Can ana see WILSON'S PATENT AIR
CIRCULATING before purchAsias sewbsrc For Gale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-07
CHRONIC CATAHRT
CURED.

CATARRH or THR TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, OBsfRUTlCONS OF THE
EUbTACHIAN TUBE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-07
The Report or che Agricultural Depart-
mcnt.

WAmMcroS, May s, 1904.
The following synopsis Of the bimonhly report for
March and April Of the Agricultural Department.
This report will be issued this week The leading
.ce shows the character OF the plans adopted in Great
Britain Prussia aud the United states TO estimate and
report speedily the amount and condition or tho crops
The table mcst interesting to farmers and provision
dealers Is the that exhibits the amount Of farm
stock IN January last, compared with the in 1859.
Az returned the Of $780, is asiolows in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-07
Impaired Sig mt.

David's Spring style or GenttSmery
Hats. 2goa Broadway. Duane street. l.
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Dyspepsta Tnblets.-Ash for Weinn0pS
Dyspepsia Tablets For sale all druggists at 80 &c 1s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-07

Gam pl,eiI, Aposhocary ana Ch,sm1ses
Of Eighth avenue eighth street.. Furo
Medicines dspen cd with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-07

Thousand Refrsgernfors, from - so.
B. d. BAssFoRD Cooper Institute Building
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-07

BANK, once And Couwter Raalan9s. OF
wire ard caas i-os rHAsR 90, so Brcadwsy.
opposite g. Nicholas Hotel
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catsd more except that where BY the laws OF any
under state 50 limited shall s. Showed FOR
associations organized in any such under this
The amendment adopted.
TO the thirty first section striking out the cities therein
named he West and nj the available places for
the redemption OF the circulating OF
der this act, retaining simply New York, Philadelphia
AID Boston as the points OF redemption which, after
The thirty second section was then amended 80
ydS ,Sa instead Of h oh notes y pro-
par IN said cities, each bank shall select an
institution IN either Of the cities named at which Tvs
cul,ton shall be redeemed At rate OF discount
cceding one fourth OF one per cent
Mr. HENDERSON moved 70 amend the twenty second sec.
tion BY striking out the limit Of $500
ton notes der the act snd inserting the words, 1he
amount authorized to he issued by the Comptroller
70 banks already created under the sct.p
Mr. Dco,rns said that he desired to offer amend
ment which would restrain this ssue Of paper
gold was already nearly $500 900 and now this bill
proposed TO authorize the issue Of $500 900 more
tons should nov be the stopping Of the making Of
other paper dollar unless was made take the place Of
unlimited issue Of this new national currency while
the state bank currency rs stiii IN circulation
e, He nSn biz ,s
bank shall any note after Mo passage OF the
act except national notes MT redeemabe p gold silver
coin demand, and also that every bank shall reduce
the amount OF its circulation 70 the amount OF sh capt.
paid in and cent added thereto on the amount
secured Wy pledge Of United states Stocks on penalty OF
OF per cent per month oil excess Of ciraton
Mr. BHxpkrseH trcp.) OF No., supported hin awead.
mont nj considerable length, contendne that would
have the eject prevent the imitation PAPER currency
lie commended THAI II not the state banks which
caused the present uaton Of the currency. but the
enormous amount OF government issues and was IN
just the state banks NJ TIM moment uneole
10 redeem notes In coin demand that they would
be driven from sxstcnce and issue Of no bitter char
actor be substituted He cited the case Of the bank Of
l Commerce Of New York, which now, with nearly two
millions or colin It's vaults bad circulation OF only
81 TOO and yet under this BILL whe pretending 70 CON-
pain Of iuacn u VIII be allowed and induced TO issue
over 80 100000
Tho Snatc then adjourned.
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Grover e Bakers Highest Prem4urn
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machines 495 Broadway. q
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Impure Breath -Among an enc Oi.a-

Moray, Eddy d C0.-Mama gers.
a KsFrUcKy. Rx1RA CLASS 3is-May g. 1884,
10, 66, 81. so. Is, 10. lS, 20, 60, IT. 26, 3, "a
KENrucxY, GLASS I%-May 8. 1884,
80, SO, 10, IS. 20, 50, 10, II, As, A, IA, 81, 10
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A Radical Cure for Hernia or Rupture.
WHITES PATENT LRvER TRUSS
constructed positively this dsease
No II made the back spernatc cord action
Ia inward and upward. light clean and easy The power
DO made strong weak at pleasure required IL ar
fers entirely In principle from all IN and made
and simply hold and injnre Pamphlets fres
Sold only by GREGORY a CO., coo Broadway
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Il
NO REACTION.
I'm Hoo vINCEs" #H
ROMAINE's CkfMEAN BITTERs IL composed very
largely Of caisaya, with number ~ other medical
psnt chiefly products tho tropics OF aud America
the only syharau tonic beverage In the world fol
lowed by supefying reaction hence for eonyaesens
the debitated and sedentary has equal II has the
pleasant bitter taste Of pure cssaya bark with an unden
exquisite flavor suited ~ the most refined palate We
tesmon als published daily In this column as to
the scope OF its medical pow ers
Marble storc. 20 Walker street. New York
A Bee utiful Com pl . 4 ion.-L ird's Bloom
Youth everything for preserving and bcsuy
ing complexion add skin 80 Broadway and druggists
every whore.
Address 10 Sm0kers.-POtink ~ Son,
Meershaum Manufacturers 357 Brooms street, tho
Bovsry sst goods at wholesale and retail Pipes
order. repaired, boiled and mounted.
Alarming Gases Of Headache, Tooth
ache Neuralgaand Caarrh cured By rsng woLC0TTs
Instant Pain Annihilator. Sold everywhere.
Aromatic schiedam schnapps.-The
imported liquor sold In this country For sale by
all druggists and grocsrs.
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Y. q. simm0ns q Co.--Managers.
SHELLEY Extra CLASS 2iT-Msy 6, 1885,
80 cLau 2is-May 8. 1885, -
10, "A, rs, 3, 81, 8. IA, 81, %, AZ, II, 81, 60
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Family Albums.
now and beautiful article, inch square, cousininD
GEORGE G. ALLEN. -.
<15 Broadway door below Canal street,