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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07
Gcrucra,lcn Notices.
CUPREME cot Er.

T.. i.sfshi' WYNN
n che Nat,e- OF tie Application q me MAYOR Aldermen
.., -, o.ty orif, lis ~, v-fo.k, .ci,fiSt to
r.G OPENING OF
OYE HUNDRED AND FpuRttENfli-St,
From Eeta.41r L. tie Eui,9n River t"htie NOT -"'AuS
opgrdi,
~ 1lnE CITY OF NEW-ioRk.
p, 10 .,n,.s ia .i,sh ease usje and provided 'e
Nv, Abdomen rlc DI.ol-'y Of Ht Ity %. -'.N i"i"f
te.i,. evc no1e thIt Toy intend 10 hrt3 10
q. tr state u N.u-i OK. % -p"cisl rem o. 'ii
Cont fn BE- held - tlr cts lah ~ The tiy oi
on SA I RDab the twenty al 10y oil %o'rn9rt !go' AZ
m, o thr Court tla' day, or ~ soon i'I i'rf -
Come r.n he board. i0f the Hppo.nmruto o. ttii
81 Ultimate sud As.rr,iu-n in ~" thoSreha ri.,ri
A. the tafr and tltnni Of ihe Improvement hereby H.
rdI d. ~ opliu- of Urr trudrrdini iofit, hAlie'
nom TIE + y .yic 20 ,ic lintson aver Wneie n9' ~.
No.. a. ,,, 3D. - aid tiy a, lid on on tAr WiP 81 pan o
Iii C,y ier sud by virtue Of 40 Act oi %, L,sl'tt4Ie oi
H. Poye oil ir ~ bow iorA entitled ~ ACT fra,
lc i; tts CT, o. Scw.Nork. apd or 9thtr guiPose''
h'4il ~. ~ JOIN J.. DENELlN.
f-@''" ~ CoEnsci TO the Corporation.
D,,.1 Nov .Yor. November IT, 1913.
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observation-disclosures oYylSc'
W,.HfSGTOs. -. { Oct. - 10.

QraRTEHs..rrA q kRALs bTFiOti
W,.HfHGr0s u. {, oct. q i.n3
EINAL SALES OF GOELRNM IN
i HORSES sud MULEs.-wh be sold Al puoli' auction
durn- the month Of Noycmo'r to the h"et ''i' at '
time and places named S %sT:SorK.
Kew.York City-TCEsDAI Of each week, 100 HORSES
New.iofk Ci,y-THURsDaY Of each week loo MILES
each day. .......,,,,,.,,
Philadelphia Paint EsDAi, November 2 u ana ~
Philadelphia, Pa-sATUgDAY OF each week. 100 MuL@s
HsGi''iar- Fa-rUEsDAY OF each week 10 MJLF'
HsnSinrs Pa-TruRsDAY Norcmser2. . IL I'D -
~ M 'l.3s Az" TUESDAY. Hoyep'er 100
' 4Hen,own. r.-wEDNEsDAY, v'eaibH ~ 100
Poi,,ye. Pa FRIDAY, Sevesse l ' 1ogs hs;,
Or - IN IS. Soycubcr &C. 90 lloisi
Tt"s,iii pr-1'iii -RsnAl, Noscul,er - 10 Vi'Hr'
Ti,n, Eli. Pr-iiitR>DAi ana FRIDAY, No'-nbe' -
and u, 100 MULES eae h Si ~ w,rF.
wirrnin.ton. pel.-TCEsDh oioAeh week loo ii"hsi.s
'" NJ qsy; pe-FrAY o; earh week. TO MULES
oaoh lay. H,pyLsNp
p.,a.,o-.. I'D "WEDNESDAY Novcubrs - 100
H9 o. s.Ib,o-e. Md-wEDsEsDAY, November .. 100
oIEsEOKO. nc
TUESDAYS sud THURSDAYS q cseh Ne'', l.'
10 shLE OF MILES WILL TAKE PLACE AZ WASH.
.,li. ..,. ~ ,lei ~ -, Gsvrlirer auiapl. viii DO
dlsr0.od Buyer, should therefore avail su'e OF g ~
last opponcuiy % puT ui'e. ann.
For aalrf o. pybhl aiiuaf Ia Tic hfti 80 'iN w.
Aainla'. " n be ,o'd .ir.r
sales 10 comn.uoe a. 20 O'Clock o.. a..
Toms. c. Do 90 IN "a S'rff- rtncy.
D' 0'''' OF TIC ''--''' JAMS a, EMS,
Er.y.t Nrif. Alrr ticl~rrl.
10 charge Fret Division q. 81 q. o.
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NnR RAsR Genl Pas. Ageat, Nev-iork
UgT-DsON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL,

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL.
ROAD-On and sitcr Monday Nov. o, trains for Albany
and Irov connec, NJ with Northern and Western trains ~
leave Ncw.Iork IA iolors; -
1890 n. Viz Hudson River Railroad, Thi,eth ~ shd
Terth.aye. connecting with trans .of North ind Wet
10 T. M via Hudson River Railroad connecting with norm
EN- and Wesiorn tasins. . -,
ave conuertins with trains l0r North aud West
81 30 D. via Hudson RIVER Railroad, connecting az Troy
with r. 10 for Montreal. with scepogcars attached
D. ID. Harlem Railroad, connecting WIN "osffn
trains Secpin, cars atscacd Il Albsiy.
Sp m via Hudson River Railroad seeping from New
York 20 Buo ord Su pension Bridge without change TINS
train Sundays. o.,
aclad connecting Albany and Troy with morning uAin
io' -''''" ' WI H. VANDERBILT, vice.Presd.n;.
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Sales bn Antlion.

UCTION SALE-By order Of Com. ChaS:
"a II. BELL, Commanlsnt of this station snSn 'e :,
M. kayy.Ysrd NewYof. o. MONDAY, NoT,mbeT IS o.
u ~ large lo rejected White Oak Knees White oaI
Tnber (sighy damaged by hrel hsekmataek hl.s' nm ~
Boats Alo a large quantity Of coudr nred l"oi', p'
Cover. COOKING Utensils svar Calls - bass canvas ~
pings, containing about l2O1 b. two Outts reIcEa D0
ilakieTs' Diamonds. &C, &c.
FDW ARD HOOKER,
AZ T. Cam, D. : NJ Naval StoIe Keeper.
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NEPTUNE LINE OF STEAMERS.
IN DAILY FON PROVIDE nee DIRECT.

Cousi.tine tie following aid splendid steamers:
ELfCTRA. .....i apt. j. ". we
GALAtk Capt. ". ~ jones
OCEAN, .........,............iaI apt W ~. :. 1cnnF
One II the above agneceI seirers viii leave Pier No
a North Riger loot Rob io-st. Daily Sundays ex-
r, Conneednss. Providence with 5i5a. Train for
Boston
70 freight taken at PTopcIer Rates.
tThese steamer Hntargssd IN their srransenents
for ,e and safety Of nd iheT iae ties Tor
the IAN poTta,iou Of fre..lt. ,
rs Passengers otter retiring Tor tie nigh, are not d,nbed
all tLey srrlye Providence. Eorr ear! enolu 70 ~
cure ttats ~ desIcoi n.t accommodation tan TO-
Boston. ,-,.,
For information IN regard 20 Fright &c, sppy 20 Is AA'
ODFLb General Frcish aT.n., P4.r No q, y y. -,
For Tickets &C.. --uy TO the Clerk OIL ooui
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A.Y.L. Com. U. 5. n. Naval stol

A. VI MERwiS. Auctioneer. 49, -,
PY BANGS, MERWIN ~ Co., Nos; o3i anu
ID t.6 Broadway, cor. Of th-',-Sses 81 booA'. "a
tonery Picture, Wohs Of Art Fancy u Ia tnrninfe' &c
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Nov g. AZ ! O'clock
and the ~ iol OWING evenings al tie same houT;
PRIVATE LIBRARY 81 rare curious -ii Hl'i''unS
RI. and collection Of choice Miscellaneous Literature,
&c CAsoguos ready, aud the Rooss are on eKhhon
DOOk. TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 49S
I'D Bway nearly opposite ST. Nchola, Hotcl-iho A. LhA-
WITT Auction eT. ~ J. T. Cooioy Cot 'igircnis 'ohensl
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Wfectl cleaners

ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND
" and FRANCy.-Tle New-York and Have Steamship
Compenys trst class mai steamships ARAGO and ULTON,
having been thoroughly ftyed will ease Pier No. 81 North
River for HAVE, calling Southampton as follows:
ARAGO HEIR. A. GADsDEY.....Nov rs, 1865
FULTON.... .JAxKsA. WOTToy....... Dec. 10 1865
ARAGO .......HENR A. GADsDES....Jsn. 90 1856.
FUL1ON..... .JANEsA. WoTroS.......feb. II, 1866
ARAGO ..... .iESR A. GApsDES.... March H. 1866.
...JAxFsA. WoTsoy.. ......April H. 1866.
PRICES OrPASSAGE IN GOLD.
First cabin. ~ ~ second cabin.., SbO
An experienced Surgeon on board.
The company will ndbe responsible for specie vauables
nness bills Of lsdpg hug the value expressed, signed
therefor
For further information, apply 10
ISAAC BELL President,
No Broadway, New.Yoik.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07
NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1865, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1855.
COMMENClNG NAY ~. 1865.
TRAINS LEAVE KHyv.y

PASSENGER Station In New YORK. Twenty seventh u
and Fourih-svs Entrance Oh 1wenly-seyen.h-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07

IN THE GEORGIA LAND AID EMIGRATION com
PANY, through t-i. acting Secretary nave made arrange
with the Ae.s Of tho lines Of Steamship running 20
Savannah, which Tedaceg .e p.-e Of Ise Tor Engan'
go.
Emrauts or the Of Georga win apply for passae to
the Of the reJecve SAs q tloe Line al Piers
Nos. IL, 70 and IS Nom River.
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ampsen,ent5.
WALLACKs.
w Proprietor and Manager. MIR LISTER "AIhA'h
(rBIs EsrABLlsHngyr pofs NOT ADVERTISE IL THE
HEW.ToRK HREALDl


"A WEEK OF NOVELTY AND VARIETY.
the Ne" and orsHiT h fyf SEE6 6GFTGiay by L. craven
with Scenery b. Mss. lheTsod and G. "a naeaef
Machinery by 4 A,5 Sqls5. sn IT," Costumes '"1
Il SG@ Me, Il Yd 2E5 PS E FNk s R
GOLD NORTON, J. c. WILLIAMSON, Miss MARY 6AN,,
NON Mr.. VERNON Mrs.. JOHN SETON, Miss lone
BGRKE, Mr,. JENNINGs tnd Mise GIsEEN will appear
fiiUlSnAY-STiLL WATERS Run DEEP and ICI on
PARLE FRsN 1t,! ,,,,,,n,,.r
skTURDAY-bIRSP NIGHT HERE, Massensers Great
Play A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS, with ne"
Nr " scE has n.och rler-ure in announcing The arrival
OF Mr. FREDERICK KobINSuN Due notice VIII Dc '''s"
The The Orchestra under the direction of M EDWARD
IhOLLENHAUfB
Open j. Begins att
OLYMPIC THEATER.
" Sole Lessee ana ManAsercss. Mr5. JOIN wv
5rns EsrApLrmaTST DOCS Sor ADgEarisH IN rHn
NEwYOR1. nBEALDl
TUESDAY EVEN Nc, NOV. I,
LAST NIGHT BUT FOUR
red and Interesting pictures Of life and lurcr in nAunes
able rove! and Interesting phases, entitled ,orv
IHE STREETS Of NEW .lOhh,
eceivei nightly with the greatest en'HUdan by
CROWDED HOUSES
but which must be- Withdrawn tbs week on account o pr
'''' - LAST NIGHT BUT FOUR
u ''e s'' UNION SQUARE AND THE FIRE.
pronounced the perfect ever witnessed on tho STAGE
MONDAY Nov. -
MRS. JOHN WOOD
sLEEpING BEAUTY IL TIE WOOD,
PRODUCED with al IT. original sDendor
Tn, GRAND PIANO used at tn.s Thea'e- IL from the man
ufsctory OF sTEfNN AY a SOEs East FoareenIiTt
Doors open .. Il; commences at u.
WlNrER GARDEN:
,rpIs rsrABLI,ns W roEs Yor hDyKRTEss IN THr
sEYyOKK hERALD.i
WELc0,E
JOIN BR0uCHiM
TUESDAY Nav sLooSD WIZ
81. JoVY EROCCuAM
EiGHTH APPEARANCE
,;cc HI, ,e.r forn Furone in h ise-ac; Comedy,
| "PLAYIfS WITH FIRE.
which viii be presented with uc following r9"iin e;st'
hr. JOHN bh)l -, -, =
Nss ROSE p " \ s'TsL
Mrs.. G. NiLCOI IR........is' ~;
MIS- MARY WIDOW nka5Sh,IS ~
NJ e NALCOT ir W ~, !, NH -
M " ti-1, iii0 ~
| NOIIcE.-AlT Br5ushlrn cen only .e4rioE
| FOUR NIGHTS
more His friend. end the p.uc should not miss we -" OF
ror.unes offered VI bidding him Veeomo on LIS return
H. STUART hP h E s.pg f'a.sf announce that
and several leading members Of hs he. having hono'a
0y srrinrd 20 al-re ticir cement the ioo"4n
! music vii be performed: n p,
Ogarurr- ere O. Cor
| Bob Lnk bsost
La Favl TIA '''"''
| Door opcn Or ! !; c0nlr'n'r 'i ",.o,t.
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Steamboab au0 Railroads.

nAII.Y LINE FOR BRlDGEPORr.-
IL The steamer BRIDGEPORT will leave from Pcossip,
Fss: River, daily, O'clock arriving an time 20
with she EXpss Trains. Freight taken Tor TIE
NausItuck and Hopsatnic Railroads.
NOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT-The new
and starch side.vhe steamer CITl or PROV iDENSE i,
goo burden Dayi1' Davis Commander will leave fier
No. - North River, ccTy TUESDAY. THURSDAY ana
SATURDAY, at 4 p For freight passage a1py on
bomb FaIe e.
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DrintIng.

V,HOMAS +. SUTTON, Printer, No. Il2
Futon stall 1ckets, Circulars, Oriers Of Dancing
lluyitaony No,ico Receipts. Checks, PrceLis, Bis OF
ing Bin il~ld Labels, HandbLlS, and all other kinds Of
lob PRINTING, neatly done at No. IA.
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VICTORIA REGlA.
beautiful Specimen OF this modern and oe'e0ia'co
plant the South American Water Lily. cglled we
QUEEN or THE AMaLoSe, =,
IL IN full boOm and has been rsisei az an
over ~ OOO is now on exhibition IN basin % oy ~ i.e ~
the Victoria Glass House. No. eo7 Broadway between
Leave. from Is to Is feet in eircumierenes Flower from
10 4 feet.
Open from r. m. TO Q p m
Admis sion so cents.
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SAFFTY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY
~ IRON foo. Of Libc;tys, North River New York. con
meeting Hampton Juucuon with tie Delaware Lscssw inn.
" Railroad 81 Ees'cn with the lehgn Valley
lartad and - coInectons. forming direct Inc to Puts.
hush and the West without change Of aso TO the OF
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO TIE wEsT.
Two ExrTess lrlia diy ioT tie Nest, eIcep. s1niys
one tx res tim dsy, except Saturday, to the oil Re
SHY Nile. and Two Hours BY Chicago,
Cinripnau - Louis, &c, .hh but ch,u.e Of
fAlI AKBANGEMENT>.
Counuencinc Oet a. 1855 Leave New.iork as follows:
Al Geo a. in Tor Eaton. haucn Chunk. WlAarnfPors
NIk ssosrrc, Mahouoy tfy. &C - 49,,
Gap scranton WiAes lne. Greet; Bena iisson. BnshA.
s.S1 =. m Western EIpeIs Ess,on, Allentown Read
ing H4rnssure, Pfishusn ana tho West. with Dat one
change Cenna OF chesgo and bat Two changes
I2.i-, ~. TRAiv-Tor Fson Allentown. Mssen Chunk,
Re,line Pot.sVAe. l.asbIGg, &c.
a Nor Fgion. Scranton. Crest Bend. Bethleher~
81 iucp Chunk AID " ~ .suDglIt.
5n m.-for Sonefvlle and Tiemlnston.
CifJ %. m.--fcT SolneTvl.e. - vi
80 y -, ttrrr.s tr.iu i,r the OF egion "a fie' 49,
10, n 81 9RsTErS ErPRTss TRiIS--F9r hNton AI-'
town p. .lse Harrisburg. PasbIrgh and mo yves" '''
,rr CIV, non Ier.ey City through % fiitsbuffn' ~
York from Of Liberty ~, a. 70 20 a. M; nh - ~
80, Per No North River. Il 400 u ~ lie Dosps sop a.
Berseu Point and Manner haTbor. -, rs.l.
firkets of the be Obtned ., he oHSs ., ~.
Genital Railroad Of eraey. foot Of IiDeTiyst ~ IL, AZ
No Astor House at Nos III and 81 krosd~sy ann a. '
ERIE RAILWAY. Trains leave Depot loot
AZ OF Chsmbers-sL via Pavouia Ferry; - -,
Day Etprc.s, for tahand1,sus. CO. ~ 49,
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ERIE RAILwAY.-Trains leave Depot foo

ERIE RAILWAY -Trains leave Depot loot
AZ OF Cnsrnbers- via Payouia Ferry; $500. -,
O. H. Day Erpre.s for tanandaisua hoeEe'','' 49,
Salamanca e.d Wet Connects at BssAo "ih Lax" hols
az Grand Trunk Railway md at ssananc' Win ALsnls
auJ Great Wescfa Ralway. =, . o.,,r
$50 a M Min and v az Train. daily to Ot.vi!e
10 a. M Express Mol ior Buffalo connecting win Lake
SEoro Railway. ,,,,
Ann way Train for Port Jervs and Scwbur2h. .
SD ~ Nigt EIpre.s ior Csnandaena Rochester bHhAa
Salamanca and West. 80 c,, p..t.
Lightning Express daily, for Csnandaigna Koehes
ter Bufao, saamsnca, Dgnkis and WEI Connect ~ y
cs rls..e, with Atlantic and Crest Nesern Ral"ay ,
o. M Immigrant Train, daily, ior Buffalo, saAinancs Dun
tilk and West. .., ,.,,,,.,., = rr., ,yuy.,.
wv r. PIRR Genl Pas. Agent Nev-l Ork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07
DLACK STAR LINE STEAMSHIPS foi


Il TIE fine fast; sailing stczrdo ZJDA C Z. u. Buckley
Commander is now r,c.vie se.sIt az Pier No. 10 b. H.
and will sail SATURDAY. Nov. ~. 20 o'clock For
ireigb; OF passage apply MURRAY a NEPHEW, No. q
South 81.
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Amusements.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-TO- Ni,,i ,drrzEK
- ITALIAN OPERA.


ACADEMY OF MUSIC-TO!,,N lG {, u dtrzEK.
ITALIAN OPERA.
frH,s psrABLlsuygNr DOES NOT ADV
NETWORK HEnALDD
ro.yIGHT-CRIsPINO y LA COMM,
THIS TUESDAY EVENING, NOV :, AZ"
lFtsIu NIsur-sBc0So SUDschiPfioN'
nv GENERAL DEMAND, ..Jrxv
and for one more night only, the iii"'e"'''
Opera cprspINO Z LA CoMIlRE,
TIE Cobbcr and the Fany,
with lis masnfcent and bril'ans essIEvcNINC Nova
VIZ" T0-NORROW (We6aesdryl Nv MN, 80"
c.ryrn NIeaT-sECosD spb'ciIPAO'b
ILL 10 ,,odncsd Verde celebrated Opera,
wiz " P' RIGOLETrO, ,,a;,.
WITH most splendid and complete cast 'h''''"S
MILL 0hi Mss A. PHILLIPS,,
STGNORI NAZZOJENI, BELLlNl' pAi'iN'
rur-RSD ,Y-Onera IN Brooklyn, -,
ROBERT LIZ DlhBLb. ~, ,vnTO
FprDAY--l NJ inre this sesson Q: thA DlA'NNN
SIC WAZLOLENI, for the hrst time. as
10 FRA DIAVOLO. ,,>srr
SATURDAY AFTERNOON-lihASD, M Ai-''"
SlTURDAN EVENING-ERNANi' p,o,c,&
c,rd evra urrfornranrc .og The benehs OF 'he D'h'
D,.,.iic a. Musical /. sOcaton. a. .nove.
.I ~ reserved seats and tickets for any NJ ~" -.
n,rned u,r5rmsnces viii commence THIS ~
te m niar lie et oices. viz: the Box once o. tne 60
10, y schinuer's, 10 50l Broadwsyi t.Ai - - -
No ~ rrosdgsy Schuberth x Co.'S No. ~ DIo-a""''
ROT Au.houv s. Co.'S, No. u Nasssu-st.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15
CONSTITUTION WATER

HAS BEEN PRONOUNCED BY THE NED
III cal Faculty and the public TO be the most
wonderful n mCdy for the permanent cure q al
diseases of the STOMACH, LIVER, KIDNEYS
and sLApDKR that has ever been offered.
II is not aniNERAL wArkR. II is from experience
that CONSTITUTION WATER has einanatcd and "
nov say let no man doubt, when = single bottle
hiss been known u cure diseases which the beat
medical talent this country has failed relieve
A remedy possessing the virtues u Constitution
Water cannot be casscd under .luack" picrars-
tiors. a. il il nov used bv the most scientific
practitioners in this city Il Is only second class
physicians that cry down popular remedies. while
the letter skilled make use VI every means to &C.
cumplish acnre; and the oi the ply sicans
increases a. his know ledge OF different remedies
enable him 20 produce cnre while oshesssnii IN
the attempt. Science IL satisfied with the truth
Give CONSTITUTION W ater tsir trsal--we mean
you who are under some spaftdi.sfs care fioln
year 10 year. and we particularly alllde 10 ladies
who are constantly resorting 10 iocdt Treatment,
and all sorts Of local applications for diseases,
with much chance Il success Mn there would be-
from local applications Ia the throat for diseases
of brain. We have been careful to use language
in our circular that could not shock the most del
icatc organization, but we receive 50 man! com
municat:ons from persons for which Constitution
Water is adapted. and ~ whose disease no men
ticn has been made, that We have come TO III,
conclusion that # the remedy is capable oi pro
ducing cure, no matter what the disease mny be.
il should he made known. The medicine Is put
up for the public. aud there should be no excep-
tons We say, Constitution Water is not like n
giIdcd pill. made to suit the eye aud taste II isa
medicine. IN every sense OF tlie term placed IN
the hands of the people for their relief, and il
taken according 10 the directions il will in ever,
case produce II radical cure. We would sa, that
the directions IN regard TO diet etc relate only to
The disease under which they occur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15

The Erie Dispatch says We were some
what taken aback, few days ago, ION the
creek by meeting charming female" who
talked as "pertly" upon oil and oil wells as
any person of the opposite sex We ever met.
She had sites for sale Of any desirable prom
ise-was quite Indifferent about trading
asked good royalty, ranging from three
sixteenths to one-quarter--had interests
which she considered worth from 500, 900
to $l0O,OOO-did not want to marry-ex
pected to open an Office in New York soon
had no agents employ ed-transactcd all
ner own business, and was ready to nego-
late tor anything in the way Of property
rom steam engine TO state house. Et-
cetera.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15

The love for Intoxicating drinks ! directly
owing TO m artificial appetite-in ctl.i words,
perversion Of the sense Of taste, superinduccd
hy continued exceases il the use OF sliritu0ns
liquors. lntemperance is consequently not a
natural intirmity. but alwav 'depcndrn. on ar
tifc,al causes These once removed. Tire victim
Of inebriety will lose all inclination desire for
the injurious beverage.
tion restores the diseased appetite 20 it, proper
normal condition. The craving for spiritnsus
drinks at once ceases. and what before had been
an irre>ist BILE passion. now becomes distastetul,
obno xious aud repnsive. The remedy is per
fectly harmless IL directions IRE followed II
exercises nm almost magical effect in causing =
deep seated arerson for all alcoholic drinks aud
increases the appetite for food.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15

BENJAMIN F. PERRY, just appointed Pro.
s's''na' 'ovsrnor Of South Carolina, is a
una" alter Andy Johnson's own heart. He
mas acted the same part in South Carolina
WIN Mr.: johnson in Tennessee, leading the
party OF poor whites against the slaye6old.
ing ar'ssocracy. He was born and reared
N the mountain region, among the small
farmers who own few slaves, and early Is.
poused their cause as editor Of the Green.
vile Mountaineer. For ten years before
tne war he urged the establishment Of \
common school system in South Carolina.
Inc Inc extension Of the franchise, and various
v'ncr popular measures, and was hated by
rian. '~ss' s''u .sss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15

A'oH tue huHsas journal july g..
The crops in this section and throughout
the State, SO far as We can learn, never pre-
scented more promising appearance. Wheat
IS generally harry sted, and the yield is album
dam. The berry is plump, free from smut
and rust, and has been gathered in prime
condition.
An unusually large surface has been
planted to corn, and the crop never looked
better at this season Of the year. The great
amount Of rain has considerably interlered
with cultivating, but the corn hss outstrip-
ped the weeds, rs prolific as they naturally
grow here in wet season. With present
prospects the price will necessarily rule con-
siderably lower than during the last two OF
three years, as the demand can hardly be
roportionate TO the supply w ith the
stalks standing full up to the horses back
the cultiyator and hoe are being laid aside
the work Of cultivating being pretty much
through with. In the gardens we notice the
stalks already in the silk and tassel, SO that
We may very soCn see roasting cars in mar
ket
The crop Of hay is very large. Contracts
are being let to put up hay at s. per ton.
The potato crop will be unusually large
In some parts Of the State grasshoppers
have troubled the vines considerably. But
it is hardly probable they will materially in
terferc with the yield. New potatoes are
quite plenty in market.
Vegetables, such as bects, onions. cab
bagc and other garden produce, will be in
great abundance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15
Aor0ha0 1l0c~ln IN Ne,ro s~c
lr0We.

In the discussion between Mr.. Lincoln
end Judge Douglas, in Illinois, for the Sen.
Atorship. Mr.. Lincoln said:
my opinion is that the different States
have the poser to make the negro citizen
under the Constitution Of the United States
y they chooae. The bred Scott DECISION a.
etdes that they have not that power If,he
Ssees q Illinois had that power, Is1ould D,
aePosed to the erereiss cit" "
And again Judge Douglas having asked
him directly whether he was in favor Of n.
gro suffrage, Mr.. Lincoln said:
80 Or - | know, the Judge never asked
~ that question before. lie shall have No
occasion 70 ever ask me again, for tell him
frankly hat AN NOT in favor Of negro
citizenship"
nat he Republican is progressive party
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15

A florist Of many years experience sends
the following receipt for preserving bOu-
1ucts to the american .irtisan
when you receive bouquet, sprinkle
it lightly with fresh water then put it in
a vessel containing some soapsuls, which
nourish the roots and keep the flowers as
God as new. Take the bouquet out Of the
euds every morning and lay it sideways in
Fresh wa Ter, the stock entering first into the
water; keep it there minute or two, then
take it out, and sprinkle the flowers lightly
by the hand with pure water. Replace the
bouquet in the soapsuds and the flowers
will bloom up as fresh AS when gathered.
The soapsuds need to be changed every
third day. BY observing these rules
bouquet may be kept bright aid beauti
full for At least one month. and will keep
still longer in very passablc state; but
the attention to the fair and frail creatures.
as directed above, must be strictly Oh
served, or the last rose of summer will
not be left blooming alone, bat will speed
lily perish"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15
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