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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22
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ESTABLISHED AS REFUGE FROM QUACk ERY
The only place where
CURE GAN RE OBTAINED.
Jar. JOHNSON HAS DIsCoVERED the MOST GER
~ tain, SPEED, and only Ensetua Remedy in the world
tionso itne Kidneys aud Bladder Involuntary 9schar
ssi.. Esns"af Low ssiiis tcnia"on ef fSss.. paf
s.at OF or "a % %hsa5 baa sa .aI PHI
Noss or skin Affections u the L,ysr Lungs stomasl
.rS 4sGta oi yoath"ssersi aud sotafy % srseiics
more .,s TO ,ses victim; than ID. song a !,
hoHes OF sntisipations, rendering marriage. &e., In
YOUNG MEN
kspscaiiy, who have bssome the victims .. SOLITARY
Vice that .na 1estsuetiys habit which annu
Msn Of ths mest GRATED talents and 6rAen inttllee
the living iT1e, may s.ii WIN iaii soasdsnos. '''
MAHkIAGE.
sfts fses OF De
H. .ho place. sinss under the care Of pr ma,
confidently rely upc ms sRiil az phyFisisn,
ORGANIC WKAHNEss.
sss yfId lille
M sSs fHd IT tbs Psnat, paid S
too apt 70 commit eIcsssss from NOT ling
vi no shs .s Ss ,hA % 10
that the power OF procrestions ost sooner b those
sns lsSyi 'hhs @ q. q IL
sp.inx the mos serioas and dsstIne,ys symptom, oI
rsnssd The physiosi and mental iaaeIons SeaSsneS
q
tsoillty and 4.stins OF tho fraue, cough, eoasunp
Dir. JOHNSON,
GTadaas from one u the aest sminsnt - Inc
United aud The greater part oi whose lie has
p6is aSI sseshsrs has Effected s"me Of the mos -
WITH TnsSs ~ Tue head anu ears w6sa aseeP
neIs lsn5 siaInsd at :.dden sounds oashiui
dsrangsmsni Of mind, we're cured iInInediatsiI,
YOUNG MEN
Sassd IN ~2sa Sons Ss6i, ifsssy ssGs rom sI
0yil conn Anions lchool, the effects OF which
dsIs is.e l@pCssiOi and iSsiIos 6Cth mind
s soaas @an the hope of
Try, the pris OF hs parsnts, .L1nd bs snatohed on
OF de, athr from ihs psth Of natare and ndnls
cert searet hAbN, such persons must. before con
MAkRIAGR,
Nj meet that sound mind and body the most
shTy requisites tu promote Indeed
without these the through lite becomes weary
tho ind % is.esi aaI iisd lie
the melancholy redeeOu that the hAppiners auot he
becomes SasExsr Slsi!ss ss,'s 81 fni ni%shfuuDGNrs. sh
sure dnds shat ne has mbibsd il. seeds this gana
disease It too often happens that an u timed senss
70 those, who, rSn vdueaton snd tespeeta6iity ea9
siapto@s oG Ibis horrid disease MAKE thsT sppssrsa
such as aesIated sore throat, diseAsed nohs nocturnal
nodes tbs shin bones and arms ne heal
M iii al isss tss q ss eS nrhe eoSss Of
The fall In ana ths victim u this a~iu disease
puts perio to his drsSdiul suieras b. fSadins 6
10 that country from whence 40 traveller
lis Ia melancholy fact that thoussnds TALL victims
SrsIspdsrs saS X the nss II ah,. SESks
the residue Of Life misetsbie.
DIR JOHNsTUN,
uFFICE No y SOUTH FREDERICk STREET
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22
For sale or Hent.

That very desirable property, at the North
es, Ea7te Of Front and rstnsll streets, with
sissl A front Of 30 feet, Tatnan and runnink
kl through to Second Street, having upon II good
Eire Once and very large frame building suitable Tor
business on Front street aud three good houses and
table, on secoad Street This property Will be sold at
very reasonable price, and the most easy terms
Real Estate Dsalevs,
mr. l2.tf eo6 Market ST., Wilmington Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22

2wzA THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL BIS
IassSY Private Reside at the corner OF 1lth and
lakAEK Market Streets. TIE Of payment will be
aasy DWAkD O. hRADFoRD,
Application can he made 10 the owner or
WIN NeCAULLEY b CO,
an 8o6 Marksts1NSst.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22

e'Oks SAG.t.

II Ware Rooms in the factory building, corner
.,sS oi Front aad ratuaI Streets Apply :. tns
fisfu Smes oIthe Lanbsr Yard, corner o. .s91s ana
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22

49, NnIsrn built three story pIiek nou y, htast'
fT An Esst fourth Street No ooa lot q fee. front.
Sui running back 81 ,ss T'n p.rios dining roo% .sS
que rom n,Ty and summer kitoh,n on nrst hoori
aSsi. aud b'ih rS,@ on second md no0s and .nrIs
~ al aud in good condition. Possession given
= Wen p,rrch Apply to y. JONES,
&7lh ., ins on the premises.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO-

49,, Farm Of ia acres In Appoquinmink Hd,
Vi,H one and quarter miles from Townsend Station,
Iii on the Delaware Railroad. 400 Peach trees In
Ss.TnR New House and Barn. Price low, and terms
.u,derate. For particulars apply to THOMAS hkh-
"a III Mddletown, Del, or WIN, MeCAULLEr Co.,
cue Market IT,, wiiRingtou, Del, nov ~
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22
FOR SALE.

lsA A modern built three story brick house, situs-
T. led on Walnut Street, below Third, No. sSS. Lot
A % feet front, running hack loo feet; with s9od
side al eY the front. The house contains Paror,
Dining aud Kitchen on the hrst hoor. three
chambers, bath room, sud girls room the second
noar aud two tue third hoOr. Ii Is supplied
with sas with water In yard and kitchen. 1t 10 we'll
pKpaTad and IN good condition.. ferms reasonable.
dee lt-u Appiyto U. Y. JOH HNsnN ia Maiket0
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22

COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH 18th, 1885.
rAaEwii: leave Depot, corner Broad treot and Wash
nRton Avenue. as follows:
expresg train at AIS o. M, Mondays exceptedl for
Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Wilmington, Per
ryviis usvrede0raco. Aberdeen, Perry man's and Mag
n3liA and Stemmer's Run.
Delaware Rail Road Train at slb a. M, Sundays ex'
spted0 Salisbury Miifnrd and intermediate Stations
wss'nsil train It sis a. m Sundays eIeeptsd "A Tor
mont and all Regular Stations between Wilmington and
aud Baltimore.
EIprsns Train n ll.i5 AM tsuudays Ezcepted.) for
Rxpress train at 2IIp. IN. Sundays excepted, for
ltimnre and Washington stopping at Chester, aIay'
mont, Wilmington Newark. ElAnn, North East, Perry
vile, Havre-dsGraos, Aberdeen, Peryman's hagnt ia
and stemmsr's Run.
Night RIpross at ii 90 D. IN for Baltimore and Wash.
fgton. stopping at Chester, Thurow, Linwood, Clay
mont WIufngton Newark, Eiktou, North East, Perry
VILE, and HayrodeGraes,
from ,ltlmpr for Fortress Monroe, Nor.
ok cly Point and Richmond, will take the ei6 a. m
train.
As an additional accommodation for those holding
Through tickets for Batore, Washington and South
Points, Special Gar will leave the Philadelphia Do
Pot At lls0 m, connecting at Gtays Ferry with tbe
Morning Express Train from New York
te1ouoiatlon trains stopping Al all sstous between
Philadelphia and Wilmington
Leave Philadelphia at s16, no, IN. $50, 80,
eni llS0 y m The $40 p. train connects with Doia
ware X. X. tor Milford and intermediate stations
teavS WILMISdroN TOO, sla, ESQ an, 500, soo'
Trains for New Castle leave Philadelphia at sl5 NJ
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave WILMl NOTION At lzoo M So and 10 w pm
cHEsTER FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave CHEsrEn at . oil, sos aud lol4 - m, 1881
~ FaoS Saa j asSGa s1d 10 80 n.,,mo,s
80 = IN. W.y-M4ii 90 a. in5 Express 10 p m.
Expsss. 6.s5P IN, Express.
An Aecomm da iun TRAM oI H,yreds Grace and inter
mediate stations, will leave Baltimore at 4lO p ID.
TRAINS for BALTIMORE leave Chester at s52 O. M
20 and ll6o p. m.
Trains for Baltimore leave Wilmington at 523, 10 49,
Q! m, aud 400 +.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22
PHTf., 4 VII, sTEA M BOAT LINE
afaamar Arial

This STEAMER leaves Wilmington al
EA&]A-N7. 80 A. NJ, and chCstnu, street wharf at
Ez1n2 PM
Tho facilities offered by this linz make the quickest
O nd most certain way OF transporting freight.
aI- Goods hauled to aud froni Stores II required and
At same rates "a CHARGED by other lines. oct %
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22
TALLEY & ALRICH.
Real Estate Agents
90 N " q v a N @ g I. -
HOME LIFE INSURANCE co. NEW YORK
No. +O4 Market ST., Wiiminsten. Del.

HOME LIFE INSURANCE co. NEW YORK
NO. tOi Market ST., Wilmington. Del.
They oter Tor sale the following property:
No lFatn of ls0 acres; about 40 Of them clear the
b.ance timber and meadow land 500 peach trees an
apple orchard dwelling house and other buildings stn-
A. miles from smyrna: and So miles from the raii-
road at Baekbird Price $50 acre, one.thrd Gosh
No 2-Fsrm If 400 acres; within two miles Of Towns
end Station Delaware Railroad, navtgsble water
we'll tmbored improvemonts--gooi frame house and
barn, Price 500 per acre, half cash. "a,
No. S-fnrm of $50 acres, in high state Oh ouiuvn-
ton; In desirable neighborhood; situate on the STATE
Road, miles below St. Georges, Del, two mes iron
the Delaware Railroad and miles roni thspea~hs
River. Terms aceomm odIting.
Mod Farm OF 1888 acres 40 acres Of which are "
timber brick dwelling and good out buiid'ngs, 90 Ine
turnpike Chrisana village, and three miles roH
the railroad Price $40 per
No. Farm OF 81 acres, near 0lsssow; improvements
a good houae and granary. Price $50, half cash.
No. 6.-farm Of 100 acres Of land, the road from
Glasgow to Ekton, Maryland SO acres Of which 10 tim
ber land Price $40 per acre.
No 7-store, bouss, with 10 OF land attached,
Sth a large and commodious brick house.
With Il number of farms In Maryland and virginia;
also several brick houses aud store stands city OF
Wilmington. VIM. 4. ALRICH,
nov Il u WESLEY TALLY.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22

Cnrrlage FACTORY for Sale or Rent.

..aA That large snd commodious establishment,
t5aiSI a,ta4e near the South end Of the Wilmington
i;isA9 Bridge, formerly occupied by A. slagor %,
yssfes' comprising with the ground enclosed an area
u i2j feet fronting the pubic Rad and $50 set oaek
Also lot ground ed dining the above 10 ne rear,
and northern side extending west to H. H. 20
about 322 feet aad uortharly 70 the River bank
an when IL has wh1rn " lroef Of l4I feet loisns
isnd sod TO j. VI PEoPLLs CO, With right o. vsy ous
to the pubii road. Vn SII wsst street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22

3 q d A K A I N 8
EXPRESS TRAIN at il6 u. III. ior Baltimofs and
Washington, stopping at Wilmington, Perryve, HaVrs
de-araee, Aberdeen Perrymsn's, Magnolia and stem-
nar's Run,
SfdHT EXPRESS 1l0o p. N. for Baltimore and wash
itgton stopping at Chester, Thurlow Linwood, Clay
moat Wilmington, Nowerh. Hikton NoTth-East, Perry
vllo and Havre-deGrace
Special Train will losys Phil sphia fer Wilmin gon
and Iutsr rmodate stStious st IL 80 p. m.
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave BALTIMORE at 5-60 N, stopping HsTre-de-
Grace, Purryve and Wilmi ngton Also stops Ekton
and Nowrk Ito tako passengers for Philadelphia and
leave passengers from Washington Baltimore, and
Chester TO baltimore Washington
Losve Wilmington for Phadelp lphia at {. 30 p.
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached will leave
Wilmington for Psrryvlls aud inter plate stations
at t6'9s p. m
II p KENNEE snnsrintandent
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22
100000.
FOR ONE DOLLAR,

which they need not pay until it is known vhst drasn
THE AMERICAN JEWELLERS ASSOCIATION calls
your attention ih fact its bling the largest and
most popular Jewellery Association In the Unit states
The business 10 and always has been conducted In the
most caneid and honorable manner. Our rapidly in:
creasng trade guarantee OF the appreciation Of
our patrons for this method of obtainng rich elegant
and costly goods TIE sudden termination oil the late
war has caused the failure oi large number OF houses
at Nassau. N. P who extensively engaged IN ruA
ming steamers through the bcoksd ports. .pnsing
them to sell their goods at great sAerlnce In some
stances 10. than onetCurh the cost oil
We have lately purchased very largely Of these bank
rupt Goods at such extremely low prices that We can
afford to send Finer Goods and give better ehsneea
to draw the valuable prizes than any other Ssap
llshmeEt doing similsr business Our am 70 please,
and respectfully solicit your patronage a. We ~
confident Of giving the utmost sahsiaouon puius .ns
past year have forwarded number Of the most val
liable prizes to all puts Of the country VINO pa
troniSe receive the full value VI their nou az
article list IL worth less than une Dollar re-
tail, and there are NO Blanks Parties dealing WIN Us
may depend On having prompt returns aud the article
drawn will be sent to any address bY
mail or express .
prIss from the American Jewelets' association ana
have Kindly SLOWED the use of the'r names; ,,
Charles Hsaisr E,S ssc'a,y ssso 2ss Enua e. Ystss
b2 1T Marks Place N Y, Sewing Machine, value 40
Brg.aen h. l. Henson u. 8. Vols Nashville renn.
silver Tea Sol. value $3.50 Miss Emma Hupter oS frS9t
Street, HArrisburg. Pa, Sewing MAchre value soo
Lieut. Ooonrl Wa Chttenden Quartsrmaster, Louis
Wills. Ky Gold Watch value $50 VIM s. Hainsa .2a ~!
Ruskatrur MIN, Ladies' Enaueed watch. yalua $3.50
Samuel Lee, Esq President Colorado and ked Bank
Mining Comp my Sau Francisco Cal, Mscdeon, value
$500 Aaron g. Long Esq, Principal EIkhart Collegiate
NJ Longst; sst Montgomery, Ala, Music Box value no
Rev. Issae Van DuZsr, Albany, N l., Gold Lined Dih-
ing Set, value $500 Miss Clara Lucnnuer Dayton ONO
Panoforte value 500, and Diamond Pin, value sl7b
Many names could be placed on the List, but W. pub
lish without permissioU Oar patrons are de-
sired to send United States Currency when 1t Is eonVen
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

The Congregational church hes ee0aeu>
ed The erection Of . chapel st Tiptsa.
Tia farmers Of Dubuqus sss complaining
Of the appearance Of the potato rot in that
vicinity.
A horse thief, name ast givse, RS ~
Gently SHIT and killed BY Mr.. Cussins In
Psye,,e county. II
The Catholic convent. Of Kseksk. y Of
',r-d for sale. The people are trying 70
chase Il for the pesposs Of ssseeiiso'se
:. ere Q female seminary.
THE Hpisppalisns d Lsneing. Iowa, in>
tend erecting new church AZ that plact
som. The foods ere altesdy secured. Kew.
Ds. Fastbrook ID their pastor.
/ Rev. s. n. vseusn ~ = % learn. re-
signed the pastosa&s Of The PIiSh Street y.
| E. church. and has accepted ths Principal :
ehip Of the Des Noines Confersnce Semina-
~ q Indianssa. Rev. P. P. ingalls,, be-
! been appointed to OH the vacaccy.-Ssata
Hseistsr.
|. From The Rspublieon ~ learn that Gov.
| Kirkvood will be ct home the 1st Of Au.
cdst, The Trustees ofthe State University
conferred the Honorary degree Of 4. n
upon Prof. Chas. E. Bosland, Nj. CLARK o.
Indianola; and the degree Of d. d. upor
Rev. Mr.. Anderson Of Davenport.
The following is An instance Of wonan'I
bravery and hsroism, which We CLEAN from
the Msquoksta Ezeelsior mr. Calvin Toe
pie informs US that on the 9th inst, his viii
was the heroine Of . successful conflict will
. rattlesnskc, measuring over four feet II
length and eight inches IN circumference
ct various places along its body for the dis
lance Of IS inches On tho following day
while about the premises, sh, again me
with, and instantly killed another Of almos
equal size. II old mother Eve-and VI
speak with vensration-had been equally
as courageous, how joyful would have beef
all things here below
Tho Wspello Republican of the l4th, il
speaking Of the harvest says:-"The farm
ers Of this vicinity are in the midst Of th
spring wheat harvest. The rye and fal
wheat is already in the shock and for ough
. NC know some Of it has already found II
way into the stack. Wheat throughout ]
considerably above the average yield, an
, tho berry never vas brighter, letter an
plumper. It is thought BY good judge
that spring wheat will average about TWEEN
! | u bushels per acre, aud il stands withou
, rust or bugs"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

Il will be seen that, comparing the close
Of The quarter with its commencement, the
bullion held BY the bank Of England has
increased To the extent Of Coco, 600 while
comparing May l4th with June 2Sth, "
have On increase Of f3,67S. Az regards
the bank Of France, tho increase in the
stock Of bullion during the quarter appears
70 have been no leas than E5,s00, 900. II
We compare the bullion held BY the hank
q England June 20, with The correspond.
ing sesek Jan. 4, We see On increase Of e..
100, 600; while 10 the case Of the bank Of
France W hsvs On increase Of no less than
60, FAC, 600.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

To Cure Aguc and Fever.

Take dose ofDr Eastcrlye Family Pills, ana wien
done operating take DR. Easterly's Fever and Aguc
Killer, doee directed on the bottle, every Two
hours until nine doses have been aken In the absence
Of fever, which always stops the Ague and Fever the
FIRST DAY. Then to prevent its return, take the
Aguc Killer three times day on the seventh, four
teenth, twenty first and twenty eighth days after the
last chill and fever. and you will be PERMANENTLY
II ron find Il to be true, tell It to your friends.
~ Price OF Ague Killer 81 81 per bottle. Pills 50
cents per b0x-4O pills in . box.
~ Prepared and Sold by DR.. E. EASTERLY 4
Co., No. 10 North Fifth street ST. Louis, NO., and sold
at their Branch Family Medicine Store, Chicago, Ill.
Sold by Druggists gennrally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20
Or. Easterly's
DIARRHEA SYRUP

This Medicine is . pleasant and infallible
cure for Diarrhae, Dysentery, collie chol.
ere morbus, cramps or spasms. Bowel
complaints, and oil arrangement Of the
stomach and bowels Of children when
TEETHING.
/ be Remedy has been used BY the most intelligent
and respectable families In s. Louis. for tho last n
teen yeass In all cases Of DiasThae, Dysentefy aud
Bowel complaint and all unite In pr0nouncing II the
most speedy and enectual Medicine they have ever
used. Price, % cents per bottle.
Prepared and sold BY d.. r. EASTERLY& Co.. No.
70 North Fiith street, st. Louis, No. Sold ut their
Branch Store, No. ~ Madison street, Chicago, III.
For sale by Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20
Wool.


We made tho following extract from Ty>
Ter, Mclnncs L Co. . price current, dated
Boston, July 14th.
The receipts Of domestic wool have again
been quito large, comprising for the week
6.0Sl bales againpt 1874 bales for the cor
responding week Ct 1866. Tho uncertainty
Of the tariff question early in the week dc.
pressed he market, but confidence was again
restored BY its passage in the House, butts
subsequent Postp0nement by the Senate I'M
Ill next December has again unsettled the
trade and the market Closes dull. In the
country high prices are still demanded, but
most Of the manufacturers and dealers, who
have been operating largely, have with
drawn, and but few purchases are now max.
ing at tie prices generally asked. Our ro>
ceipts have been quite large, good portion
Of il on manufacturer account. The
transactions have been smaller than for
some previous weeks and the post
ponement ofthc tariff will induce buyers
10 hold back Tor the present. Pri>
ces generally have not varied dur
ing the week. The sales comprise AGO, 000
lbs. fleece and pulled, at from 57075c for
fleece, and 40Ql7Oc for No. ] super and ex,
ira pulled. Included in the sales Of fleece
were $4,000 lbs. Ohio, Virginia aud Pcnn>
sylvania medium and extra grades, from &c
0o75; 10000 lbs good Ohio at 72tc TO-,
900 lbs Western and rood medium Ohio al
60Go69c 5000 lbs half blood, for dclain,
ing at roe; 1900 lbs. good Ohio At zoe
1000 lbs. coed medium Ohio at Csc
900 lbs. mixed do at 66c; 5000 lbs
Ohio No. 2 at Csc for dclaining 10000
lbs. medium OHIO at 64@65c 1000 lbs.
do do at G2ic; 1000 lbs. Illinois At &c
1900 lbs. No. do at Coo; 81, 900 lbs. fine
Michigan nt 65c 5000 lbs. good do at
62ac; 10000 lbs. Western. for delaining,
at 65c; G.o00 lbs. No. 8 noils at 42c z.
900 lbs. Philadelphia merino at 64@65c
10000 lbs. Philadelphia No. / at 53c j; g.
500 lbs. Western extra pulled At 57ic and
other considerable sales of pulled at 400
52ic for No. l, 55G1G5 for super, End COO
zoe for extra
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

J0oes6o0 Clty GUY 10 dispa1ch 20 tko 0i6oou5t
Democrat
The great zeal Of the State of Misoousi,
which Wss carried on b. Onib Jseksoa, =
ct last found. Adjt Gen. Simpson tosdAy
received . letter from gentle9ap at Mar.
shall, Tszas, inelosing an inpssssion Of Il,
and asating that the brass die from which
sns 'nprsssisa Was taken vas found in ths
potion ofa we'll on the psemises Of Judge
lnaef. IN that placs. Il Was fdond ~ :
R.uy o. worknsn Who were Gagged ID
csesnane ne we'll. The premises referred
-. n 49, nsed fas headquarters 81 ex-
~ 49, csrins Tie pssanbelltioG0
~ soe seoea Seaes govuu0cae = tbat 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20
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Chicago public as s
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

From the New York Evening Pot, July ..
The number Of dogs received at the pound
in East Twenty fifth street up to the lst
inst, and drowned was $50.
On Monday an interesting incident oc-
CURED at the pound. A boy fell from the
dock outside the Enclosure into the East riv
or, and man who had brought . large dog
but had not entered the pound, happened
70 be standing near. lie dropped the rope
BY which he held the dog for moment in
order to take of his coat, SO that he might
rescue the boy. The dog. released, plunged
into the river before the man fairly begun
70 remove bis clothing, and seixing the boy
by the arm, dragged him to the dock, from
which he was easily taken from tho water.
The print OF the animals teeth could scarce
y be seen on tho boys flesh. The dog
made no effort to escape, but WAS led into
the pound.
When the daily drowning vas performed
this dog was not killed aud he was kept
for three Gays in consideration Of his ser
vices. His owner not then appearing he
was awarded 70 one Of the friends he had
mads BY the fortunate leap By which he res
coed he child and saved HE own HE,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

issued asd With Of he Eowisbesu
Original
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clafvoy ant state delineates the very features Tie
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Of the future husband or wile q the applicant with
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