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FEMALE HIGHWAY RoBBERs.-Last even
ing two women, named Mary Connor and Bridget
Brown introduced themse YES to and proceeded 10
ply their iascinatons ON q susceptible young man
who had been taking potations pottle deep. His fair
chaTmers succeeded IN inveiRling him into Swee-
neys lot south OF Ftzwater street bet ween seventh
and Eighth Streets and then and there af)er admin
went through him to the extent of four doa-s in
money and gold r1ng. The damsels had short.ived
possession OF their ill-gotten gains for thev
arrested, taken before Alderman Tttermarv, COM
PEELED 10 disgorEe, and committed to Moyamenslng
Prison.
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OIL AT THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OIL AT THE WIssABICKoN-STABT
DIsCovhRY.-The enterprlsing operators who have
been boring wells at the junction of the Wissahie-
kon and the Schuylki claim that they are at ast
repaid for their iaith On Monday the vel No
bad reached a depth Of $40 feet, when the oil was
struck. Tubing was begun Yesterday. The well is
said to be A. least forty barrel one. Well No
progresses more slowly, and is now about lbO ieet
deep.
crowds OF people were attr acted TO the spot by
the rumor OF the discovery. In DAY or two the
comUanY will commence pumping oil, and we ad-
vice Ihem to give the pubic chance to see 40 great
aourosty. he oil well will pay better. PROBABLY,
as an exhibition han as nero producer OF petro'
leumj thousanos OF persons who have speculated In
oil would be glad to the praeucal opeT ration and
there are plenty OF ladies' who have bo1Rh' stock,
who would be deliphte 20 take ride out t. the
WissahIckon, and see the manner In which they
made their mOney-Or lost II. ...
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CLOSING SALE OF or PAINTIEGs-Th evening,
at scOtt's Art Gallery, No 1920 Chesnut street at
90 Oek, will be sold about seVenty-dVe fine OH
palntings mostly by American Artists They q q all
mounted in tine gold-leaf frames, and viii be so d
positively, without reserve. Connoisseurs, and all
persons deslrOus of obtaining good paintings at a
moderate cost should attend this sale 1t vail DO
the last OF the season,
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PLANTATION BITTERs.-S. T. 1S60-X.-it mas
been tstabl lshed upon the highest medical autno,
niy that the systematic Of these world.renOwned
bItt IS the most potent safeguard against every
sDecSes OF epidemic or CONTAGIOUS disease. lheY
brace up, strengthen, and invigorate the system,
restore and preserve healthy app tte, promlte
digestion, and maintain that electrical eduillprlum
without which health either OF body or mind Is I'M
possible. We reyaId plantation Btters" as the
most Important discovery ever made by medica
science. For sale everywhere.
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TILE GAMBIER MIssION.-A public

THE GAMBLER MIssIoN.-A public meet
ing IN aiu OF the Gambler Mission viii be neld this
evening in the Church OF the Epiphany. TINS mis-
is designed for the training of young men for
foreign missionary fields The building which has
just been purchased for tue use of tine mission is
located on Lancaster avenue. Tue meeting IN ques.
tit will be one of unusual interest. Addresses will
be made by Rev. DIR. Newton and others.
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unitarian Conference.

BUFFALO, June 20.-The Annual Conference of
the Western Unitarian churches assemblies to-.
day. About $50 members are already arrived,
and by tomorrow it is expected that as many
as $50 delegates will have assembled. Many
prominent Unitarian ministers from the East
are also here, including DR.. Bellows, Rev. Mr..
Hepworth, and others. The conference will last
five days
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ROBBED his EMPLOYER Garter Will
ham fl. Carryl Chesnut street, below Eighth, tor
about two years past At different times Mr. Car
ryPs store has been robbCd, and portion of the
missing goo0s were found in the possession OF Will
hams Officer Donnon arrested Williams, and he
wIl have hearing this afternoon before Alderman
Rp,tltF
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Fire In Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 20.-The building aud ma
chlnery of the Chicago Rolling Mill Company
was destroyed last night by fire. The loss is
100000, with an insurance of Sl4O, 900.
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-About two weeks
since man naned Daniel Neeev. knocked down a
man named Repister 10 che street. and robbed him
of his coat and other valuabls 8. Last even ng
Neeley was arrested and had ON the stO en- coat at
the time He was taken be 'ore Alderman Hu.chin.
SON. and committed 10 prison.
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Belle Boyd has appeared as an actress in
Manchester, Eng las. 'Pauline") and failed.
-Courlet's picture, "La Curee," has been
bought by the Alston Club, of Boston, for $4,000.
N-Sterling Coyne, the dramatist, has daugh-
Ter, Amy, who gives concerts in London.
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A Coon TDIE.-The ladies OF Camden are
to present, this evening, to the Lincoln Council,
No l, Junior Order United American Mechanics,
a large and handsomely bound copy of the
teresting ceremonies will take place on the occa-
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MATTERS OVER THE RIVER.

REoRG GANIzED.-The City Council of Cam
den have done a wise and iudlcious thing. At a
recent meeting that body passed an ordinance
reorganizlne the fire department, in which
several changes of very important character
were made. These changes constitute a fair
and reasonable basis upon which the fire depart
ment can build an organization which will be a
credit to themselves and the community at
large. 1t possesses elements and material amply
sufficient to carry out all the requirements of
the ordinance, and the future good OF the COM
panies imperatively demands that the members
should cordially cooperate with the liberal
action of the Council,
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HoNoRING THE FALLEN BRAvEs.-Active
measures are going forward in Camden, Glou-
cester, Cumberland, and other counties of New
Jersey, to provide means for erecting appro-
pirate monuments TO the memory of those brave
heroes from said counties who fell in defending
the honor, integrity, aud flag of our glorious
Union. These efforts should be crowned with
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Decline of Spec Gle Shipments.

BOSTON, June 20.-The Atriea which sails to
day for Europe, takes II passengers for Halifax,
and lls for Liverpool. She takes out no gold
and only about SIG, 900 in silver CON.
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CHILD KILLED.-A small child, aged about
nine years, son Of Mr.. Samuel Human, residing
near Cross Keys, Camden county, was killed
day or two since, by bank OF earth falling upon
il. The child was playing under it al the time
OF the occurrence.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS, UNDER THE
L C0GNlZANCE OF HE BUREAU OF EQUIP.
MENT AND RECRUlrING, TO BE SUPPLIED
TO THE DIFFERENT NAVY YARDS. Nh

DROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS, UNDER THE
L COGNlZANCEO OF IHE BUREAU OF EQUIP.
TO THE DIFFERENT NAVY YARDS. III =.
NAVY DBPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING, !
WASHINGTON, June 4, 1865
Sealed Proposals, to turnsnaM rERIALS for the
Navy for the fiscal year ending june 3d. 1857 will be
received at this Bureau until 10 O'Clock A NJ of the
"a Gay OF July next; at which time the proposals
will be opened.
The proposals must be addressed to the Chief Of
the Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting Navy
Department, WASHINGTON, and must be endorsed
tfroposas ior Materials, etc.. for the Navy" that
they may be distinguished from other business let
tiers.
Printed schedules for any class, together with
instructions TO bidders giving the forms of proposal
OF guarantee, and OF certificate of guarantOrs, Will
be ia, nished to such persons desire to bid, ON
application to the Commandanls ofRthe respective
navy yards, and those Of all the yards on applica-
tiOn to the Bureau.
The Commandant OF each navy yard and the
Purchasing Paymaster of each section will have
copy OF the schedules of the other yards for exa MI
nation only IN order that persons who intend to
bid may judge whether it is desirable TO make appi
cation Tor any of the classes of those yards.
The proposal must be for The whole of class; !;
end all applications tor information, or for the
examination of samples, must be made to the Com
mandants OF the respective yards.
The proposal must Oe accompanied by a certi6-
cafe from the Collector of Internal Revenue for the
district in which the bidder resides, that he has
license to deal In the articles for which he proposes
and he must further show that he IS manufacturer
OF, or regular dealer in, the articles which he
offers to supply. The 9uarantOrs must be certified
by the Assessor OF Internal Revenue for the district
in which they reside
The contract will be awarded to the person who
makes the lowest bid and gives the guarantee re.
quired by law, the Navy Department, however, ro-
serving the rIght to reject the lowest bid OF any
which 1t may deem exoIbitant.
Sureties in the full amount will be required "a
sign the contract and their responsibility must be
certified to the satisfaction of the Navy Depart
ment. AS additional security, twenty per centum
wall be withheld from the amount OF he bills uutll
the contract shall have been completed ana eighty
per centum of the amount of each bill, approved in
Tiplicdta py the cOmmapdant OF the respective
yard, wil be paid by the Payfnaster OF the station
at the option of the Government, within ten davs
after the warrant for the same shall have been
passed by the Secretary of the Treasury.
The classes of this Bureau are numbered and de-
signated as folIows;-
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hsl
WASHINGTON June 90
The Brutal Prize Fight for the Ohana-
PtOnShtp Of LIEht Weights,
prize fight took place on the Maryland shore
of the Potomac, this morning, between Barney
Aarons, of New York, and Samuel Collyer of
Baltimore, resulting in victory" of CoIlyer at
the end of forty seven rounds" Aarons was
awarded the "frst blood" aud first knock
down" on the fourth ''round."
At the end of the fight both the eyes OF Aarons
were closed and Collier was nearly blind. Both
Collyer and Aarons were carried back to the boat
on stretchers, being unable to walk. The con
test was for $500 side and the championship Of
the light weights. Aarons' lighting weight was
lag pounds; Golfers, 1861 pounds Time on
hour and fifty minutes. ....
James stephena-Ho Sets Out ef TemDoP
Sweeney and Roberts DonOun need. .~
James Stephens, OF Fenan renown, left
Washington this morning for the North. At q
meeting OF the FenIan Circles last night, he
denounced Roberts and Sweeney "a traitors to
the Fenian cause He expresses dissatisfaction
at the small amount of money raised for him
here.
The State Department is draped in mourning
to-day in respect to the Hon. Lewis Cass, and
the flags OF the other departments are at half
mast for the same cause.
Personal.
George Francis Train is in town.
[FRoM THE ASSOCIATED PREss.l
Prize Fight.
WASHINGTON, June 2O.-Two steamboat loads
of the fancy" from New York, Baltimore, aud
other cities, left here last night for the White
House, ON the Virginia shore to witness mill"
between Aarons, of New York, and Collyer, of
Baltimore. They fought 43 rounds, lasting over
two hours. Collyer was declared the victor.
The stakes were $1,000
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Throw PHYsIo TO THE DOGS Very poor advice
even If 1t is given by Shakespeare Tor dogs won't
take it, Try TO administer castor oil and gamooge
to a dog Throw such physc to the hogs. they
are the only animals who will swallow It; but for
yourself, your children or any other human being,
take and give in all bowel complaints, MARSDEN'S
CARMINATYVE SYRUP. Depot, No. 4S7 Broad
lCay, NetC York For sale by all druggists.
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The VERY Latrst Marke efs.

NEW York June 2O-Stocks are lower Chicago
and Rock Island, 95! Limos Central, 1911; DO.
bonds. 103b; Michigan southern 799 New York Gem
ira 9S2 Reading, 109; Hu isOn River, l115; Vlr-
gina g. 81; Eri RAILROAD 59l Carolina Is S4 Trea-
sury Bios, 1929; Fve-twentes 1851 United States
Coupon Is, 110i Gold, 1921
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON THIS p. M.
THE TAX ON COTTON.
Action Of the United States Senate
TWo CENTS PER POUND AGREED UPON
EtO.. EtO.. Eto.. Etc.. EtO.
WASHINGTON, June

WASHINGTON, June 20.
The Senate, in Committee of the Whole, has
agreed 10 the recommendation of the Finance
Committee to fix the tax on cotton at two cents
per pound.
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SLIGHT FIRE.-About II O'Clock last night
the bonnet. pressing establishment OF John Linge,
No 1011 Spring Garden sueet, was slightly injured
hurR
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THoRoUGH-BREDs AT PRIVATE SALE
By reference to q caro- in another co umn the reader
will lind that two fine mares offered sale by
a general officer OF the army. The animals will be
celient Tor family use. Particulars can be obtained
at the uylKill Arsenal
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II PEOPLE WHO SUFFER- from the dun stupidity
that meets everywhere in spring and too often in
all seasons of the year, knew how quick it could be
cured by taking Ayers SdrSdpardta to PURGE the
bile from their sy STEMS should have better neigh
hors as we'll as clearer heads to deal with,
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RoBBFD "A MoNEY-DRAwER.- man
named George Sinner robbed the money drawer of a
store situated on Delaware avenue, above South
street yesterday afternoon and succeeded in Obtain
ing SIX dollars He was subsequently arrested, and
q port of the money found on his person. Alder
man Iittermary committed him TO prison.
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~ IF YOU WISH To BUY A HAT FIFTY
~ cents cheaper than you eau anyW here else In the
city call ct PRESTON'S
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= - 5Es3sslt4ii...iss ~
ON THE SCHUYLKGLL
The steamer
SILVER WAVE"

Now running from Fairmount to Falls of schuYlkn
wi leave Fairmount follows AT 72O $40 TO-
ll2OA A. N. And at IL 40 2, 32O, 44O. and6P. NJ.
Returning, leave the Falls at 8, $40, lO4O, Il and
I9O, 24O 4 $50, and 6'4OP.M
FARE-To Laurel Hin and the Falls IS cents Colum-
ba Bridge or Washington RetreHt 10 cents Is 9rp WIS
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EXTRACT FROM PATR1orIo ADDREss.-

Perish the mOnster-Yhom history shudders at
earth abhors, ana iends ashamed to own a
relative the wretch VINO would ruin a country like
this, the grand central sun of Liberty, round which
all other nations glad TO leVolve, and by whose
reflected rays they permitted to shine. But,
above the how ing waves OF anarchy, and the thun-
der-blasled rocks OF despo'ism, may the beacon
tower of Freedom perpetuay TIse majestic, vet
delighted TO each pil0Ilm's gaze, are the lofty
plnIaces of Tower Ha lP
WEHAVE-
sAU-aOOOt Fancy Cashmere Pants as loD as...$4 90
VeStS -. $50
:" Cloth Vests 80, 400
Fancy Cashmere Suits, TO match. go. IA 90
bucE outtS. ~ w
advancing from these rates zoe hdUe goods or all
grades up TO the Uery finest TdbTios at prices reduced
IN propOrtion-AIen's Youths, and Boys. FHoU-
SANDS HAVE POUND WITHIN THE PAST FEW WEEKS
THAT WE ARE ACTUALLY SELLING GOOD, SERVICE
ABLE GOODS AT THE PRICES NAMED.
BENNETT & Co.,
TOWER HALL,
No bl9 MARKET STRERT.
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did Photograph. Now the time. AL sGyles exc
cuted IN a superior manner and exquisltelv finished
at Il. i. Relmer's Gallery, No. ga Arch street.
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paid within that time TO W, A SILVER,
Attorney at Law,
No 30 North SEW ENTH Street
City 20 use OF Lane Schoheld Cornelius s. Smith,
Z. r, December t. 1864 NO q Tor paving, sl4395, lot
corner OF Second and Queen Streets rs teet Inches
by 80 feet inches.
san John sanders G. p, March T.. 1861 No. 50,
for paving S44O0 lot N H. OF sixth and Lombard
streets, 10 feet by 20 feet inches. -
same James N OntgOmery O. p, December T., 1853
No O. for paving s397S lot w corner Of seventeenth
Same VS.. Freeman ScOt, @. p, March II, 1866, No. l.
paving S55 "a lot NJ f. corner OF Tenth and Poplar
streets Is Ieet front on Tenth street BY 80 ieet
Same VS. same O. r., March 4 1855 Mo- for paving
s242 lot north side of Poplar street, 20 10 eet east from
Tenth street. I4 feet by - 49, -,
Same same, q. p, March T. 1866 NO ., for paving,
S2553 lot north side OF Pop ar street, 5O teet east from
Tenth street Ia feet BY "a feet -
same same q r., March To- 1900, NO 4, for paving
S243 lot north side OF Poplar street, "a feet east from
Tenth street IA feet by "a fe0t -. -
Some w William A. Archer, O. r., March T., 1856 NO.
g. for paving S24DI lot south side OF Brown street ~
feet Inc hes from st John street. 5 feet inches by
23 fe OF 6 inches. - :, -, - go ~ 49,
same, r., March ", R66, NO. D Tor paving,
s24 2 lot south side OF Brown street. 4S eet east from
John street Is feet nchesby % feet In 4l2th8m*
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GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elastic
stitch and Lock-StI ch Sewing Machines. No 73(
Chesnut street,
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FEMALE TRUssEs, Braces, Supporters, Elastic
Belts and Stockings, hUht and elegant In finish,
adjusted by lady, at Needles Twelfth street, first
door below Race.
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FIFTH EDITION
THE VERY LATEST NEWS
PRIZE FIGHT NEAR WASHINGTON.
Head Centre Steph ems
Loses His Temper.

Etc.. Ese.. Etc.. Etc.. Etc. Rto-. Eto.
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Latest Markets by TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. june 2O;-COtton quiet at S9a4lc
Sc 5GaiO for State S81l4 for Ohio; So 6Oa98O for
Yves ern; S1O5Oa17 for SOuthern $S'S00l4 for
Canadian. Wheat has declining tendency; the
sales OF $4,000 bush. Beef steady. Pork heavy at
$S2'25d82 81 Lard dul at 19tG22Ic Whisky dull
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CoNGREss CAKE, made and sold only by q. Byron
Morse No 904 Arch street.
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f,o,o., I. BALDERSTON a SON
tgEJW' Ne SO2 SPRING Garden stTeat
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" URNITU E.-THE LARGEST.
II Cheapest and Best stock Of Furniture in the
world is to be found at
GOULD a. CO.'S
DEPOT
CORNER OF HINTH ASD MARKET STREE

CORNER OF NINTH AND MARKET STREETS,
sbd Nos. 81 and 80 SECOND Street
Parlor Suits, in Hair, BrOcade, Plush Damask, or
Rep.
Dnng-room, Chamber, Library Kitchen and Office
sty les and patterns.
Public Building school, College, and Shop Furniture
in endless variety.
All kinds OF Furniture wanted by housekeepers al
exceedingly low prices at either OF their immense esab
lishments II YOU want TO save money and get well
served go 10 GOULD & co. before purchasing else
whele. Corner of NINTH and MARKET and Nos. 81
and SO n, SECOND Street 2lO5D
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"ubrlcative packing steam enPnes-for terms
see 723 chesnut st. phla., and 26 dey ST., york
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PHILADELPHIA, APRIL II, lS66.-NOTICE
j is hereby given that Wits of Scire Facas Will be
issued upon the following claims at the expiration of
three months rom the cate hereof the same are
paid within that time to ", A SILVER,
Attorney at Law,
No 30 North SEVENTH Street
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[sBEo1AL DISPATCHES To EVENING TELHaRAru.l
WASHINGTON, June 20.
The Brutal Prize Fight for the Onama-
ptOnshtp Vf Light Weights.
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Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, June 90
Reported by De Haven Bro No. 40 5. Third street
RECwEEN ROARnS

BEIW EEN bOARDS.
s3rOO $ 1908. ....lC2S 100 sh Hest ...... 18J
5000 Leh Nav 6s S4s SO 100 sh do. b3O 10
$1,000 Be vi&Del bds so 20 sh Penn R.. IS
100 sn Phil Er / 30 81 IL sh Lehigh Nav .. 581
SECOND BOARD
$4,000 ua Cnl bs.. 60 100 sh Ph & f. $50 500
100 sin Coal RIUge.. 81 .....
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COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES $40 and $40
wanted. DE Haven & Brother, No 40 5. Third ST.
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1905 5-20s, 1885, 10.40s, Compound Interest Notes
and Gold and Silver bought and sod by
DRExEL & Co.,
No Farm Straat
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DUDDING.KNIvES, GRATING TOOLS
ID Pruning Knives and Shears and variety of Garden
Tools, Tor sale by TRUMAN q SHAW,
No. $50 Eight Thirty -ve) MARKET st., below Ninth.
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TTNHE INDIA-RUBBER HANDLE TO TABLE
l. Cutlery is the best handle for hot water hard
TRUMAN b SHAW,
No $50 Eight Thirty -nve) MARKET ST., below Ninth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

OAN1Eu. GOULD.
VNnOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Farnseure. l:srpeee. OH Cloths,
Mnas. R0Gs, window
Shades, &c.
mch2l. diff sEaat SecOnd Street cor Perry.
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u \ licut to sceesnt ~ Ne pesvsrsity 81 nan n
dwag desp Into H. bowels Of he sarsh 10 search Of
e1eaalsss, vhsa ~ ~ ~ - ea1se m1AeseD b
AAsass NV 49, 0smg1ho. 11slnq1sso wslnsA
~ - - ssppssso = ~ lssvso ~ tnswt
edge lissvgly hsm ~ 5000 = ~ Tsu1A. sees0r
nesd noss seAes ~ sssseabos ssneaiss. n
tsess ~ asstsal, "was aals ~ ~ hea1ng u ths
saasess.~ wlsa Klng DsviA languisAe1. \ - H.
- nsn II Oi,sa1 ~ seasws1 ~ slaanglh psal
tice Of 49, eussd he sck nesehiaA a (snssssssa
tFou ~ 0yyim sllvs) NJ pBars1 ~ ~ hurts u
the Wsundea - b. ~ wavsi1s hy0sp. nyuAas1
aloea were psfxsives II ~ psoyhetif - an1 tAe
esesnsnssd jaes u ~ gssps lWss he1 ~ sAsn
bssa sauDosss1sd) was takn - Tinsehy ~ ~
stonach's saks.~ Ifshe mxR = wen - ~ ssn had
been ade for H. healing - Ne natisas h Il kely
that ~ vssvuD n - mssusy wosld hase been hid
den IRON Ne pssriafehss
The instnets Il Tie brute creation tesch thea how
10 doctor theaselves, and tAey invasisby stick "a
vnauRAna nnnscAsl0a. II 0oegooss. when bitten
" ideally sespeGt raas a. certain herb. asd tese
by neuisases the poison njcced into its veins. ~
sick dug eats grass and many ether animals, guided
by that Acsiiy which serves hcm In the place Of rea
zoe. ~ halnas thris iajsses - slnssh = u
woods end asode.
Thsss inlIcaGioas that ths Vegetable Kisessa 4
ths trss Ms>eia ei1ca afe cossubossasd b. daily
Dssieacs, 80 tAe tine \ ma fAs distant whss III
lhce Vim b un1vsssslly s1n1essd-
Without dispesaxsnsns 10 other bstanicalssns1Iet
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