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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

MAkiso A EsysoR.-Ths Dirsctsss q
~ Mussatias. fipssa : Asaoesa Railrsse
havs rsesaaly bsss - sisis y s. Lssis U
sssais help ia esasassoiag ths absvs liss
efRsihsal. H Dissstse = this Cenpaay
says ~ b. Lssis 1srsssissa Of ths sSth.
proposes - bsrssv ea7S.eoe b 81. Lesis.
isssing thessss (sss nsstssDs bonds. -.
cured spss shs sssd, payabls b tss yesss.
viii intsrsss = ~ psv ssst., payabls ssni-
|asssally. IT, rcd vhea ssoplsssd win
b wessh ~ les shsa eight hundred thsa.
|sand dsllaas. ssskssiae ~ - Of bailding
ed sqsippiag he rsea q absst twenty
I've thsasnsd I've hssdss1 ds,lass pss nile.
SusA . ssad b aapls sssusity Sss Tie ~
asst u I've hssassd end ssvssty.dvs
thousasa dellass--ths 0sst lisa upsa tAs
road. fhs soapaay aAkss snethss prsss
osities-tbs sans soa at twsnty yeess
With inteessl q esvsa 80 half psr cent.
Ethr psspssiliss = sadvantagssus, ed Tie
security snpis. Il = ssissn. Indeed. that
such On eporsunity o6sss - plass . sun
Of money which wili pay . hssdsoss iatss>
sst end at he same time result 10 securing
70 St. Louis % speedy and 90 large CONNER
eisl benefits. Our merchsnts and capital.
,sts, end our stsamboatmsn, havs esoaen
interest 10 putting this eossrpriss through.
fos the good Of 81. Louis. They can be
public spirited. and u the same tios make
. "geod thing" out Of il, By plasiug their
n,nsy 10 veil secured ten PER esat. bonds.
The Chamber Of Commerce Of that city,
after due consideration Of The msassial ID
dressed 70 the "Capitalists Of 81. Louis, :"
BY the Directors sf the Museatiss con.
pany, propos,ag to borrow money. passsd
resolutions heartily rseoomsnsins ths pro
posed road to the favorable consideration
Of capitalists. The rssolutions wsss adept.
ed the l7th inst, At . meeting Of the
Board Of Dirsctors Of the Exchange, and
ere - follows:
l. That the Directors Of the St. LOUIS
Union Nerchants' Eschasge perceive 10
the Muscatine, Upton end Assnssa Rail-
road great facility. 70 . large scope II
rich country. to avoid the delay and dsn-
ger Of the Rock Island rapids. BY entering
the Aississippi river at Auscatins-saving
expense and time, - we'll a. daugse-and
heastily sseommsna it to the favorable
eoaaidsratioa Of capitalists ~ being . rail-
road passing through and connecting With
. very rish aud we'll populated agrieutural
country direct ssd natural in its Hoe. .saving
great distance in the bend Of the Missis-
sippi. and reaching the Mississippi river at
point bslow many obstsuetioos, earlier
opened, and free later 10 the season to nav )
igation.
9. The directors also heartily coneur
With The memorial that the true direction
for Iowa produce 10 southWafd to The Mls>
sissippi river. on which cheap facilities Of
hasgss and elevators are daily progrsssing,
and on which ass also the most immediate
end largest coosnmsss Of Ne preduea snd
from which The wants Of leW6 ca be moet
naturally supplied. and for these reasons
consider the Auscatine, Upton and Ana.
mosa Railroad will be permanent paying
investmsat and security for ito proposed
cost.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

II Liberal Advanccments smadc on
Consignments.
Agency Bank ofMontreai, Chicago r. @. Ad-
ans, Pres. Nat. Curry Bank, N. Y; Allen Copp
: Nisbet, 81. Losis, No.; Trabue, Davis I Co.,
cuisville, Nv. "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

D. nss lail y - ~ Howe Hsms Sew.
ING 1osahins. 1tis The eoader Of the l9th
eeoeseys Ne WG1 rsgulsasd hsssshsld
can adord to Be without one. Call at No.
=, L. Claire Block. up stsiss. jly0-dlm
Ics CasAn.-Fss . lslicious din u Ice
cream, = glass Of lsnooads, call u Sail
busy's No 90. Brady street. A lev day
bseeasss esa ts accommodated 1t Sails.
bury's. dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

W. have mads = srrangensst With
-. n. 0olneo, ~ 0llbert,
ron 4 c0HsfAR9 SUPPlY o.
Rfne Pale Cureamt Wine,
M without the addition Of aleohol = any
other Ingredients.
rraae.Dulce, water. ana Sagars
W have l, 3 and 1 year old wine, of varistiss
a suit difercut tastes, and invite trial Sfom
thoee Who need wine q = beverage or for medi-
anal purposes, but who will not pay high prices
for sduItsrated or deugesd wines with fashion
shle nsmes. For sale o retail or By the barrel
Parks + HOSAEk,
9. 3. corner Brady 4 Fourth sts..
Davenport.
;.e jyl9-d4wSm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

Puanv'e Aefn Axp fasckLs Lof1oa.-
OAleasuoyee AseApatcA, (alse eolloi -.
sp9h) 81 hpntieo, p Rscklos, ato 80
vi eS1UUyinE plfticulasiy 10 iadies efiiSSt
ssepleaien, tee ~ discosered spets sScv
nsss paainly q ~ ~ u Monde 81 a.
. beusseAs; but they efsatly mar The beeu.
y II sithsf; and ~ psspos.tieo thas vim
~ leztSSs e e1See 6 ~ shia + sstSo;n,s
8 edsejdees1nn. Ds. 3. @. psny, whe ~
nade disoas6e e ~ ahih : spsSiAlity, -
disssvVsd > rsnsaY SsethaQe dl.eoleEaaiaaa,
vhleA isot ooss psoope, iaklle,s. fsssals
~ 0l1u1ssck q seAs11v - Stsvso1sA {
0.fnahsn. Prspsrsd saly b 2. O. P:ssy,
DceuaAslegist, Ne. - Bena Street., Msv
!: xs:4 6 =. A. = u Sssss =. ~ =,
n::.k b. s'3t.se Gts. s1aF 81 4 4 III;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

Ut. rsnris, 0srdensr and Flofist, cor.
ltA and Main Sls., ltsit and oenamsntal
trseo. uy2e-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27
SMITH, Tho CHAMPION NATTER.

wholesale Z Retail,
vx1E INVITE the ATTENTiON OF STRAN.
w gers - we'll % our own citisens Who ere
seekins barRain 20 our superb atock Of Ladies'.
N,sses. Gents snd Boys Hats 4 Caps which csst:
Into the shade nythinv oI the Kind ever opened
in this city. Our goods have fallen much 70
pricea. and an exsminntion will convince zoe
that this IN no eaaari but an unden'ablc iscs.
SION Of BLACK BEAR opp. In CLAIRE HOUSE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

Mns. WimsLow's Soeraln0 SrnUr mas
become 20 popular that various parties have
put out articles calling them Ars. wins>
lows. Please take notice that sAs Ars.
Winslos Of ths Soothing Syrup = not CON-
Nseted with cay other article. iun4d& ~ 3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

Nsw EnrsnrnIss. = Foster.
No. %. Perry street. oppssits Psistisg
Block, keep constantly on hand full sup.
ply Of Flour. Neal, Feed and Vegetables to
which thsy isvite he paelie atlsnsisa.-
Goods delivered 10 Ill parts Of the CITY
free Of charge.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

.chr nMrs a.. sr.,Trwsi ~ nfa1e.rS 1.rSs"E s,sE
The only ediAieu apthorised by hto widow. rhs
author psssoaal friend and Chief Of staff Of the
0enevai; carefully corrected end revised BY
Oens n = lse. aend for sissulafs md - eur
teras. Acknowledgements fc.lisnrc Co.. No.
10 Lombard Block. Chicago. III. myl6-d3meod
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

Bsy Yeua Dry Goods 4 Otto Klugg's, No
80 Second street. junl7dt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

MAKING RsrAiRs.- Mine host, Humphrey,
Of the Scott House. is making important
improvements in that establishment. The
entire exterior Is receiving new cost ol
paint and such improvements are being
madein he hlseior ~ will make model
travellers homo. Tho Scott House is pop.
ular and flousishing institution.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

Tas TsurosAay RmR.-A gentleman
from st. Paul, who came dewn on the
steamer Burlington this morning, reports
that the present rise Of the river, will be
but . Temporary one. II 10 caused, hs
states, BY . sudden swell Of the Wisconsin
River, which will laat but . short lime.-
Above the mouth ef The Wisco nsin there
ars no esidenceo Of rise.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

0nsAf Snow ConiSo. .-Yankee Robin
sons eelsbrated big. bigger, biggest show
ofsrainsd hsssss. bsffalsss. slsphants, ,bsars,
liens, tsgsss. etc.. together With ''ths0 fool
nules," y meviag this way, end vill sosn
aptoaish this eonmusily with sight worth
sssing. Disgess himself 10 agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

Sfassr rCAns.-A'd. Mcneil hes been over
20 Chicago for several days investigating
the street railroads Of that city. He 10 saill
6rm in the belief that such an enterprise
will pay handsomely in this city-grsatly
enhancing the value Of suburban property
and widening the populated borders Of the
city. ,wsbsiisve be b right. and wish our
fellow citisens wers suihciently impressed
to make the trial.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

RsAsv AADs CLDrsiHu. Mayer
4 Co, at No. II West Second street, are
nov offering the public splendid assort-
neat u ~ hssst styles Of Mems aud Boys
rsady>mads clothing. It the most reasona>
bic rates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

The natursl color restored mot dyed.) aud dis
sass q The ssslp. failing Oh. &c.. ensctually cur
- By saing MAOUIRE'S HAIR COLORIN0
RESTORATIVE BALM. Price q per bottle
Prepared end sold By J. ! G. AA0UlRE. drug
gissa. -. Louis octl9dwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

Wmicn WAYf-There 10 . church In
Vermont in which the people cannot agree
whether 10 face the pulpit OF the choir du.
ring singing. Some look one way, some the
other. and others. seemingly disgusted With
the whsis sssssssss quarrel. will not stand
at all. Much feeling seems to have been
aroused BY the question. one party insisting
that they ought not to turn their hacks to
the pulpit. the other declaring that they
would face the music, - they had right.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-28
AYERS SAKSAPARILLA is a con-

u .rn.raiei extract Of the choice root, so com
5"s N..I cher Substances Of slill greater aIera-
.ts wet a. tu afurd an cfectual anudote for dis
'...- >A">APAklLLAis i reputed 10 cure. Such
tr-. t# II ~.r.Iy wanted by those who suffer from
@.. NOUS complaints, and that one which VIII
'. ..N,h .t-lr cure must prove, A. this has, oi
.5..a" -rlr.ce 10 this large class of our aNicted
.... N't..2~ns. How completely this compounc
I" . 3.l' La. been proven by experiment on many
". .-~ ""ist cases 10 be found in the following
'"a'a.a >cr"fulous Swellings and Sores, Skin
I''4~'s. PUuple,, Pustules, Bio,ches, Eruptlons,
r. a.'aHwy', Fire, Rose or Erysipelas, letter or
- Nh, ltu. Scald Head Ringworm &c.
>s'@.t.. or Een-Tial disease Is expelled from the
system uy the prolonged use of this SARSAPA-
ELLA, and the patient Is lett In comparative
E..aaE. diseases are caused by Scrofula In the
:, t a'4 are often soon cured by this EXTRACT
~ >AE>AFARlLLA, -
".Hy, 1.,rart this invaluable medicine because
-. -syr been imposed upon by something pre-
..llu. 20 be sarsapariia, while II gas not.
when you have used Ai LkS, then, and not M
r.r "I-t Won know the virtues OF Safsapariiia
~ #.s9Gle Particulars Of the diseases IL cures We
'-srf you 20 AVER ) American Almanac, which the
e.ea' b,,aw named will furnish gratis to all VINO
~'t1E> CATHARTIC PILLS, for the cure OF
'.'"as-st JauHd!ce, Dyspepsia, Indlgestlon
.yas~'gry, Foul stomach, Headache, Piles. Rheu-
~. 'in, Heartburn, arising from Disordered Slo.
Iaeh, Pam or Morbid Inaction of tho Bowels,
i-."oa,E, Loss Of Appetite, Liver Complaint
t,Et WORMS, "ont Neuralgia, and for DIN
I.ey are sugar coated, So that the most sensitive
st"F~M In The world for all the purposes OF
.-@# y physic
,rrsparyl oy J. e. AVER & Co, Lowell, Mass,
1'1s3.4 hy dealer, everywhere.
PURCELL, LADp Co, Agents.
corner Of Main and Thirteenth streets,
I'm Richmond Va.
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auction Sales TODAY.

HARRISON, GoDD1N X APPERSON will
sell on the premises, Mt ! O'Clock, Z. NJ, \
valuable lot on Main street, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, and n lot on Tenth, be.
tween Main and Cary streets. After which,
on the premises, Mt s o clock, =. NJ, n brick
dwelling at the southwest corner Of Cary
and Foushee streets, formerly occupied by
the late Anthony Bargamin, with the lot
attached and also the half acre lot in rear
of the above.
w Il. ROBINS will sell on the premises
at clock, Il. NJ, a lot of ground at the
southwest corner of Fourteenth and Ross
streets.
HARRISON, GODDIN APPERSON will
sell on the premises, at 8 o'clock, Z. NJ, a
residence At the corner of Grace and First
streets, now occupied by Mr. Il. w. Pick
rell.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR will sell on tho pre-.
misses, at half past 4, +. NJ, dwelling
house and lot on st. Johns street, in Du-
walls addition, occupied by Mr.. Erhard.
ISBELL 4 DAVIS will sell on the premises,
at IL 4. NJ, n business stand, stock of gro
ceries, and fixtures, at the corner OF Thir-
teenth and Ross streets.
SAMPSON JONES, JR., co. will sell at No.
4 Fifteenth street, between Main and Cary,
commencing at 10 o'clock, large assort-
ment of groceries, liquors, wines, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-28

MARRIED OR NOT MARRIED. Seven or
eight years ago slave named James
Taliafcrro, living in Maryland, was married
to the object of his affections. Soon after,
his wife and himself were sold, and he came
to Virginia. He married again in this city,
but took good care of the two children
which he had by his first wife, of whom he
saw nothing until last fall. She then de-
manded the children, which Taiiaterro
refused to give up. From time to time she
made application for the children, and on
Tuesday evening she went to Talaterro's
house, and in a very noisy way asked that
they should be given to her Immediately.
This resulted in TalafcrrO turning her out
of the house and she in return had him
arrested upon charge Of assault and bat
terry. If it cannot be settled in any other
way, let one child be given to the woman,
and let the other he retained by the man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-28
SULPHUR WATER,
fhbN
irDyNERtS : SPRING,

GnINER'S SPRING,
rsTrTurET COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
.avNHH.> SULPHUR WATER il held in the
... -.sn.~ hy those who have had the oppor-
..t .r..., ,.Srrr, Of these waters have been
..-@ .-..a shed in a large Efmbrr Of cases. For
-.... ...a...,s they ar" almost specific such ~
..g.v~.A all Kinds ul lCuTANEoU> DISEASES
ss.-rTltN>, FEMALE Complaints. PH J.
Nu DEBILITY, OBSTINATE DishASnS or
#.- sow Els attended with ToRPi ~ u uf
u. LIVER. and BROKEN DOWN CoNSTlTU-
....I. = TIL, water drank before reakfast viii
...s ~ great advantage 10 the general health,
~ .a.. go. ..g4rg healthy action I" the liver, II
taf..#t a mild, safe. and gentle apcrient,
...- .-....u- the tone oi the stomach and I'M
=. .... 'I.e appetite.
... ..t..#..'"rs have had this water securely bot
... .."H- >pUnE. ana oaer II with confidence 10
.ra'ac.
...v. enclosing the amount will Dc promptly at
PURCELL, LADD & CO, Druggists,
...-f-. General Agents. Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-28

Mr.. Adams wrote to Mr.. Seward so long
ago as June 10, 1865, that intense interest
was manifested in Europe concerning the
fate of Jefferson Davis; that i'll his opinion
there had been slaughter enough, and that
he (Mr. Adams) would be content if Davis
could be disgraced and allowed to sink
into oblivion. Mr.. Seward replies to Mr..
Adams: "Your sentiments are deemed
lust and wise" After this explicit de-
claration, will it be pretended that this
Administration has had any serious pur-
pose of Furnishing Jefferson Davis! Why,
then have they kept him in prison and
not tried him ?-GTeeley.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-28
nady.

THE UsuRY LAw.-It will be remem-
bered that Mr.. John ii. Gilmer applied
to the Circuit Court for writ of man.
damus to compel John B. Bigger, keeper
of the rolls of the General Assembly, TO
publish as the law of the land Senate bill
No. %, allowing eight per cent. interest by
special contract. The history Of this law
has been given at length in this paper. 1t
was passed by the Senate, sent to the
House, passed by that body, and returned
to the Senate with message that the
House had so passed it. The House, how
ever, after all this, reconsidered and reject
ed the bill either on the day of adjourn
ment or upon the eye of it. Judge Mere
dith declined to order the writ of manda-
mus in the case, and Mr.. Gilmer has ap-
pealed to the District Court now in session
at Williamsburg. We acknowledge copy
of his petition in the case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-28

Mr.. SEWARD AND LOUIS NAPOLEoN-
SECRET HIsToRY.-It is stated by promi-
nent Senator. in Washington that Mr..
Seward has concluded secret treaty with
Napoleon by which the United States is
debarred from interfering with the move
ment of the foreign troops now supporting
Macmillan. After the withdrawal Of the
French, Maximilian, it is understood, will
offer himself as a candidate for the Prcsi-
dency of the Mexican Republic. Having
secured that position, he is to take advan-
tagc of any small revolution, of which
Mexico affords 50 many, and declare him
self Emperor, thereby tlanking the Monroe
doctrine and having tirmcr imperial
throne than at present. 1t is probable the
Senate will solicit information from Mr..
Seward concerning this little gamc.-Ne'c
York WcrdId.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-28
8ithmond nispatrh.


TnE HARVEST IN MARYLAND.--Ihe "hea'
harvest in many of the counties oi ''is
State is now in full progress. OF the crop
in Talbot county, the Easter" 0"se''e re-
marks:
The wheat in this county has improved
,,;th;, Tho last month almost beyond pre-
ccdrnt. As a general thing, the wheat
stands thin upon the ground, but the re,
conf favorable season has finely developed
almost every head, and according to the
Stand of straw the yield will no doubt be
fine.
The crop in Queen Anne's county is said
to be small one. OF Kent county, the
Chcstcrtown Nc,cS gives the following re-
port:
General wheat harvest In this county
will range from the 2Sth of June to the 4th
of July. The recent fine rains have been
of great service TO the crop, the weather
has been favorable for maturing and ripcn-
ing the grain, and the yield will be better
than was anticipated several weeks ago.
The Frederick AdrtrtiSer says: 1t is pre-
dictcd by persons from various parts OF
this county that the grain harvest this year
will be very abundant, and surpass in yield
that of anv harvest for many years past.
The Improvement in the wheat during the
last six weeks has been almost miraculous.
The corn crop is also very promising.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-28

THE Missouri TEST OATH.-A Cairo dis
patch gives the particulars of another pc
culiarly radical proceeding that recently
occurred at Cape Girardeau. The Sisters,
teachers of religious school for young
ladies at that place, were arrested by Radi-
cal officers from Missouri for teaching with
out taking the oath. The greastest indig-
nation was aroused among all classes of
the people by this contemplate conduct
and the prisoners were accompanied TO the
iail by the entire population. The final
result was that, through mingled shame and
fright, the Radicals were brought to their
senses, and released the young ladies.
This affair is about as pitiful an occurrence
as has come to our notice for long time
S,,r yOrb, SelrS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-28

SAD CASES OF DROwNING.-On the 18th
instant, as Mr.. Joseph Stebbins, with his
wife and two children, were crossing from
Sykes's island to Newtown, Worcester
county, Md, his canoe was run into by a
schooner and upset. Mr.. Stebbins was
unfortunately drowned, but his wife and
children were saved. On Sunday last,
Mr.. Cyrus Johnson, a salesman in the store
of Bowers s. Stacy, at Marietta, Pa, was
drowned in the Susquehanna river by the
upsetting of boat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-28

The Work To BE Done At OAkwO0D.--A
public meeting of the young men of Rich
mond will be held at the First Baptist
Church at 8 o'clock tomorrow night, to
consider the best means of commencing
Immediately, and completing as soon as
possible, the work to be done at Oak
wood Cemetery upon the graves of our
fallen soldiers. The ladies of the Oak
wood Memorial Association have nObly
done their part. They have been indie
tatigable from the moment that they COM
mcnccd the good work and organized the
first memorial association OF Richmond.
They have circulated their plans and col
lected funds, and are now i'll position to
begin the task Of restoring our soldiers
graves. The ladies have done all that they
could do unaded, and the men of Rich
mond must now come to their assistance
Every Confederate soldiers grave is dear
to our hearts whether it be at Oakwood
or HOLLYWOOD; and we call upon every
man who took part in the work now virtu-
ally finished at Hollywood to come for
ward and give one day Of steady work to
the cemetery of Oakwood. The meeting
must be we'll attended, and arrangements
can then be made to fix the day and hour
for commencing the work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-28

An INSPIRED THIEF.-Horace Turner, a
negro, who is charged with stealing q
twenty-dollar gold piece from Mr.. j.
Brown, of the Old Market, gives a queer
excuse for his transgression. lie says that
"he was inspired by de debbil or some
bad angel to steal de money, and didn't 90
Tor to do it hisSelf" Horace is sad and
pcnitcnt, but the gold was found upon
him, a"d it is not probable that either his
"devil" or his "good angelo will help him
ont O. trouble when he comes before the
Mayor this morning.
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UEALISG SPRINGS WATER,
K FkWN THE
HEALING SPkINGS,

BATH COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
Ta 'ru,Iieturs Of these highly celebrated
>...... ave. in view of meeting the demand "i
.n-...r had the water carefully bottled al the
-.-.. -. heretofore, in such manner aS 10 pre-,
.... ... v.t.Grs and charactcrlstics as when USED
..... tH4wItlu. t.
.....s,,It.rs are well known, and experience
.. ....rI IT, great value in the following ais
r..- which hay. been cured ny It's use Seroiuia,
ts-.m 90. Torpidity ofthc Liver, Dyspepsia Aph.
.. .g Ia.u.a. OI,ena ian offensive discharge
s..r. uu.tr,I. lutractabla Diseases oi the SKIN
-.r.r.-. Bronchial Affections, Enlarged Pros
...uu.uI ENLARGEMENT Of the Spleen, Urinary
-... lri,aLiiIiv Of the Bladder, Diseases OF the
..a~,, >gsuI Irritation, Neuralgia, kheuna-
a.a Disease, 81 Females, Chronic Ophthalmie
Ae...aa> whether dependent upon struinous or
.r..r ty,rra,la uf the body, and in all degenerate
s.- @srt1i conditions Of the Eye from neglected
.t p. 2. g.r r. ttnrui.
Tra", Ten DOLLARS per case Of one dozen
#..r. ..I.au bottles. orders enclosing this amount
=. fer".yr prompt attention.
s>l.lPIiEk PAMPHLETS, containing ceru-
.'. n' cures and highly interesting letters from
-... rr-.~r'abit suHrces, and other lntormaion,
es# @t hat or application 10 ). A. PORTER, HEAL
,a- >.ral.. Bath county, Va, or to
PURCELL. LApD y co, Druggists,
GENERAL A. eu;, for the sale of the Water.