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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-15
How Many ThOusands Can Testify to This
NJ. .NNIn. by UnhappY Exuerienca. ~

~ lWy UHMupPy EXptfHeMCe. -""- m
Young men troubled with emissions in seep,-a
complaint generally the result of a bad habit in
youth scientifically and perfect cure war
ranted or no charge made. .1l-aIts4 fatl. a
Hardly day passes but we consulted by one or
more young men with the above disease, some OF
whom are as weak and emaciated as though they had
the consumption and by their friends supposed to
have it. All such cases yield to the proper and only
correct course OF treatment, and in short time are
made to rejoice in perfect health. i.s H.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-15

From Rev. u. L. BowLEs, Manchester ~ "A. F.:
'The bottle Of DR.. Iaroolfah's Pulmonic Syrup YOU
SO KINDLY sent me, has been tried or hoarsenes with
very goon results; Ior this would confidently recon-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-15

Dr. !. i. KNIGHTS: Having used I.AIiO0KXHS
PULMONIC SYRUP myself and in my Tlmily ior
the past six years, prepared 10 say ihat il Is SUI
pcrior to any mcdicinc have ever known, Ior the
POSITIVE cure Of Co'ishs Colds, Sore Throat and all
similar complaints. As [ take cold very e,slyI
have had great opportunity to test the VIRTUES OF
TINS Valuable remedy, and ii has never FAILED me
Drug business for over 20 years, have had good OBJ
Portunles OF knowing tho virtues OF the various mcsl
icncs soki, anu pronounce LAIOOKAH'S SYRUP,
THE BEST of amy article EVER prcsentcI TO The
public. fe' ~ I'M
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-15

FITTING BIT OF BLOOD, PLEURIsY, INFfA-
SIDE NIGHT SWEA1S. HoARSE-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-15
Eclectic Medical Inji97nGrU,
5. TO THE LADIES'.

N. B.-Ladies desiring may consult one of their
own sex. A lady of experience in constant attend
ance. -. ian1 .1s65d6Sw
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-15
HOWE & STEVENS,

$UW HFOudWuys BOstOn.
For sole by Grocers and Dealers everywhere.
sep2S-d3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19


/ Every family u TILE scaasn should use
SpErRS SAMBOR0 PORT WINE
Cslsbsatsd h Eus0ps Ger ~ n,strtal md bencAris!
gnahies, highly stecn.~d by esainen physss usee
Ia Eufupcan and American H0sptals and ny some u
he 6rrt ia.ni,ies IN Europe and america.
As A TONIC--lt has no equal causIng 20 appttite,
and bNisinp mp the system, bsiAg ssalss psss wsss
Of 3 oaoet valuable grape W.
AS A Dit KLIIC-lt imparts healthy setsue efths
0lands, Kiiisys and Urinary Orans, scsy ssasaeisih
Df0leg. Coat and Rheumatic ancctioDs.
sf2kR.s WINE ~ pure article from re Jnitccf
the fOr Grape nssessIng mcd'cm propr.cucs s1P s.
81 oil weak and debititsied pess0se and ~ sso and
hnrm improving the appetite and bcnehtting ladies'
Ind children.
| Try II once, and you win not he deceived.
o3-Bc sure the signature u AlSRED SrxEs y over
3 cofk Of each bottle.
Sold by druggists and al 6rst cnss dealers who alsD
I'll Inc CASTElI.A PORT BRANDY. choice old
1nicle imported only BY Mr.. Speer, direct from the
TRADE rgRg!lea * yholss:i': 4ssCt: is N y
4. HPEER, Il his Vineyard In New JcsScy. Princt
II Oiles, s(S BrundWSy, New Yesk.
For sals In Davenport By HAkRlSON STAkKS.
Wholesale and fletsii DruRZb6. Doc&diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

Arsonsrsl IN txffAis skAsDy POE
0peramnooreheM. or 0ennomQA
FJEyt sa W60k01H00e ~

9rersnnscErar.s - SeASneA
OF involuntary Nightly i,aiy Loss, howevc. eaas.
rect ,l.p. morbid etxd arislsk from the origin.
a dirrnrc n, nj Scc:et Vice
TIE srLClFlC PILL " equally sailed y ~ trSe
'mksi u .,ssy tp0!e ~ t;cnoa1 Cr urtnasy e4no0-
Ity.a1.ssnc' " ncKk INST" deporltS IN The Chss.
s'sMiik,' disc harper and Week.-Mrs. Of the Ktdnr3s.
PROFESSIONAL OpIN IONS. w. ~ hovs eoed your
SpEclr50 frfI In snny n sperlnatNftlee with
the mos, perfect succc-s."J Mmion SAxDAs.. L. D. &.
J.. l.. d. nstssfFa sttz
ten Boxes u your II y fvic Put, y kEi1m, y. D.
PpGy>f pr bA nlf tox1 4r46 " HA ~
iulvqO- dkw Nc John street. n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

Ep,leptie Eta, Sympsthstic ef Ofganie Dis.
eases oft the Heart, = papitation. Disease Ct the
valve .. producing grating Rling sosnd, Drop.
" Of a. Hear Cese asa al the s1ee4issse u m
impestsss Osgaa, (perssss. s1oeging 1sO9 ~
ecete pain = H. regioo u Ne heast) viii y
6reslly rslisse1 By Csastiastiss liSe0yrup.
1nkea Dovn an1 Dolieate Censtitutienl
SuIsrisg fFea lsdispos,tiea 70 Essstisa, Pit
in W. nsck, Lon q Aemq, Fsssbcdsnes. hor.
ROE q Calenily, Hsar q Dissase, Dt1eso .
visieok ns9 okin - kxtrsni6sa, Wast =
Slese. Reslleasaeoe, Raies HaeDgS Cesaesnssee
quiro the "a eftAs Consultation Life Syfnp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

t0R uv89 COMPLAINT.
4 oO0O1lfU11 DOo
CAb0n0l..
nssss sss.ls -. g: .cSs:s::Iys
|HySs fats oess.s
II yer sssaAA 8 -,
lfyss ~ lssvsy,
l,ss.. sss'ss ss::ss::s
70 ) % hevs . siea AsaA.
| - fRY.sr,e.
nv esly -. q: - . Z. : r..
Ven Kesvs So.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

hsnnan nno1nS - ~ - IN oawngp 49,
el1iIlIs61eo. - - CO.
-. ouroo RoV0QD> UooGUoesQoo ID n.
1ama4ioss. .................. r
I" WOR0o. WIN eovoe. Wen eele =
/" VtHnn9 eelia, - tee@kiae in1sS1a. r
80 I" D16H1 go Of ehi11eoo g 1870 =
IS" 4g0omnp& sUeiptnR. bi1ieuoee0b =
"O t" C6OnOg0el ~ - Vou6f6n9 r
80 l1oo00oSC so1 Asostseeos, bpe2.
ahitia. ........... n
80 " Neos0ogoa, sdsseAadAe, Iass-
- TcsSscSse. - 49,: -
vesSieo. 1900. :. ........... :,
sse.seI sossivsssss :. ............ u
IL III ssssssssssss:s :. s:'1ss1 IT, =
" profase pseieds, prs1apoin. -. q
'I0 =" Ceoop, hoases oeu9h, hsoaAbiag, q
sslA - oQle.n6sno, - ysipslas, ssaeAisSo q
~ :. nooseaeas0: 3! sseesn So pelss l.
- !. ESvoA Sess Suns 49,. oIc e.us. ~
Z ih1ses: 'nsssse' VT q sx'erne'' o""s ~
OF ese0n1 .s...... "
O4esaelysso's' ~ssk' inns'
80. .. ~ u sys..os -: '.:: -.
49,. :. ss:ss.: -. =. .......:.:.. u
sss..s5s e.scs :.s.' !" '''''.. e
=. Alsss...s. OPP .ettlosls stessh,ng -
~ :. ~, 's;Pe!eo scsnn9 ~
~ a. H.O.ossSs.l y sHs s'eeo ':swesnngs -
..ss J. Ss..1r. sso'v sAss s.:: =.
- . ssc.si.iss.s, q sss1ass: q ttdiss 9
s.se !. W11y xsI:,... S".:. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19


1n,Srrn 4 nsxpii nm ~ IN
u kW0Vlk8lvV8 6V0E6Nxe
s0naVlp1ah I'm 1gX 49,
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49, N ~ "a. ..x r.
n.Sss.ss 49, III! - M. i. ... ii. e. Il,
Nss11o1 - a. 1S;G11See -.
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Ag)11nab lnY.sss..5s.l e1si t1eNU4.0 o4ol
= Meene1n1 ee4o 0GUkA# .lAsifal - -
q. 49, ~ 80: sf : e',' = 'ls'''l =
| ~ 80 - ~ s4Fss fsaa#
. - - - -
80 - = - - a ssss
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= - eslnSs saaa- -. .4-a7
esnsss:a -. Ale.0
Nv Ossseel, - 10 q .a
eUeQ40 S1GTUoa, tn
auAe1ooD) ooaORo g
- . .1S - 80
~ e. s.ls3ul.e. !. s,s.soeee
q. nsAas eebseNiao =.
.ssfs1 e. aaletsiP....
=: Ae c.ess :s = ~.
Iboa AssseolA o. oou0se. d. al -
M nzl4 a1An1f1rfea
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isshs q ~ - ~. 49,
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:. tsssss AAjssasA - -
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= lessss G.~.C~-~s. go
q e Ssr3Sss :scer "a a. :,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

Weese9D Debiney. Uhalleeed Nerves. q. VI
ta0s Dosoe. loee Il PeWes. Ceofuaiso o
r. sohta. 9Pilspsy.
TAsseaa6e Whe have eaGbeod - yease vii
Hless The day - vhssh hey rsol tAess isss.--
P1fticulasly . week, sa9ssiag. ro1aa Will thti
- thsir hsesseps - : nsps vtisA sslalls nsss
MBBCURIAL DI0EASk0.
eaaiva1ise, Aeselsg Of Deeee. ~ cs9VSea
~. AsAas - yss.i:S q wssf'as's
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19
CONSUMPTION, NERVOUS DEBilIFY.
AID oil Diessdsss Of ~ Langs, Nerves
and Blood Systems.

and Blood Systems.
-. s21xSJ AK y ta,yrrxs a,,,,. -.
pest ten year. Ia the CUoE Of that greatest scOuSge
II the race. (A,ko2lPTlON. h unparalleled = tho
=; ~ ~ sCsscSesss 80 IS s ~ e
AT stages 81 tnrbcrcrlsr diseases. II relieves the
cough. chccks the preparations. subslues the chills
rcircslssAt aoAsts = ~ ~ 0xvxAi synrfuns Nm!
ArrxAs wrTM sarIDirr wncn y REALLY nAsvna0US"
csrc T. the nglsJ Rss,e Y . y q.
rAsr In all der anss mcnin II the Nervous and BLOOD
Eyrtrms- betting nnsuvpHrrcd o. Nervons Tonic, and
sSCeSihNfoX, 3uSr Of kkSngl, INA, nd Ape
IN lIrP,FsM,s Neuralgia. rrsaiysis Chfonic bFdn-
chitis Asthma ScrOfuts. Chronic Diarfh0a. II tho
most cfiicscious treatment known A FAIR TRIAL
~ A CERTAIN Cfkh. lCirculsrs heel
PRiCsx-In los aud l6-Os bottles, 81 and ~ eerh
6i Sr iasss bestics mr. %. ~ exprsse. solaby al
respectable dSuggists, end II The solo gcneTA depUes
"'''''-'' "''' J. WINCHESTER 4 CO.,
iuly2O -d&w. a. ~ John street, N. T.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19
- uUMPHREY9
aom0Qpaehic Spooi6Ca

neveyssvse. ses. - esse 49, sxDess1se e1!ss
~ 0eu osass1Do DoGssaS eooeAs1 = Dse111s -
- d0pee, tAes 0iseaheo eaaass - na1o = 49,
oAaD 80 6om10o, = - - ~ eo0 1onDe, - =
e1sisas = y - alusys sslAoos 9he1 hoSo sass1 -
1eGheuo ooooAooD06 - - - ~ o1uoDo vUD1se
-. n 0ss:. 49,. n-.~.-.s-.. - ~ !
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19
DR.. Blxelow.

II the only ply aicisa = : Spec
|,sliss nov is,Chisags tbes csu Be
entirely relied ypss. Go - nm,
and mot su0er disesse 10 remain in
your ~ stem. distguring your face
aud body. besides destroying your
happiness and future Pr aspects in
life. lie has made vasvA4B DIS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19
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.ssa44ulfea VIZ fsa ss1
EIIHsE 6YRuPI
kxe .esonivs II ElsFrf NH 80 assif ID Es'IT
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|: :; s ' /! r.
EssSsIlss7 - szs1 3 VI.
W. ssllaa sdT daTaH +gery1ffaA@
M ss18fi a4ss a isa -sii Eass
49,
sraAMss 7iI #A
- e.a ns
81 ~ az a8ita 81 l ~
s f 8asr A.ia's
sCRorULA,
0os19A olaaaalR 0usl1lnA QlsBa1ieo
Ktag'D0s1, lsyoiPe1aA 0alt -.
.1bh tess U11tDnA1Y ~. ACoH{14Db|
1lll1e H. M uatslA nisis1, = y - r6l
os16Al inDefoola. ~. i
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP purse ~
system eu1irsiy from ill the evil effects Of 1ea-
cvaY, removing ne bad breath, and curiue The
Well Joiata N Rheumatic Psiss which sheusc
~ Gems 80 sssusssshs Teeth - arshly - svss.
CAnstltotlea Lie Slrup
0sollsuese, soss ~ hssnek, all 1suptivs Dis
#asa oaoes ~ the eki6, IKE
Ulcers, P1mples, BlOtches,
And ill other difscuitiss ofshis ki,,d. which %
much distgure ne outward appearaDcs Of both
saabes ~ l6males. sftsn mak16x tAsm adlaguss.
ing stees - thsUselvss I'D shsis iraseds.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19
ALDNnA f0n TnE 0AlR.
A Reliable Restorative.
) ezReeu MA ID unessp,a.

This adm1rahle preParaliOn q 0o6t eliScIoot
/ ,medy for BaldAsss. ~ pssvsnse the hair fall
lnxrr,antly. mskise a very spls. glossy asa
ksautiful, restoring II 10 ils natural color. Il
4is9 fress Tho head from dtadruG and sases q
1SekS Ntke ssAP. A fsw seplisalieSs Wtn
! ,Svirc. TIE moss skeptrical Of the truth Of ths
above statements.
should be used BY every enc Who would preserve
beautiful Sead Of hair.
Should be used BY every one who weuld improve
Ne color and texture 0fAh eir heir: yr M !, ~F
" ALlSN1A ! III v ts'
should be used By every oss Who would restore
their hair 10 more thsn its originsl bsssty 80
loxusiasoe. 58M E W IL shs
Price. nn.oo nper Destle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

r..f<;,, - stu,n.slafsaes ~ tsanAfba Il ss1d
viistsasx ssib 1sds1sx Lua 5sbo1I sresssW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

Ies greaees9 anesot Insured y ~ - -
me eruatess aulount allswed s. tSe ru6ee q
- Csepeay v - isssrel u asy ~ ~.
eoWn - vtllaRo.
!. 1Ao greaeees sNsaot s1loved y D isssfea
= a1y 90 b)osk. Ne ruDe.
!he A. = Inesepoeatieo - ~ CO ,penv
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-30

soon afIer their introduction went to extraordi
nary premium, with f5 paid on each ESQ and which
last week touched eight discount. The number OF
shares is one hundred thousand, and the paid-up
capital f500 900 and the concurrent testimony Of
MessIs. Coleman, 1uTquand Co., and Messrs
Qullter, Bal & Co., after careful examination IN
deta1l, is that reckoning the va of the assets
recent prices, sum OF 100000, or One-flth part
OF the paid-up capita will cover the whole loss
MessTs. Fernie Brothers Co whose affairs have
b. the subject of conversation on the Liverpool
Exchange during the last few days, have deter
mined to hqudRte under inspection. II is under
stood that the estate shows a large sdrp us. THIS
course lhas been determin upon after consulta-
uOn with the leading parties Interested, in order to
prevent the sacrifices which would be involved b y
imme dlate realization OF securities, which consist to
a large extent of ships, and which ale in the
firms own hands
With reference TO the market for American secu.
mites Messrs. Satterthwaite & Co report as folio VS.:
Since our last the London market for American
securities has, common with all Others been viO-
lently agtated BY the financial crisis. which, we
hope has passed away. Whed the panic was at its
height prices much depressed, owing to forced
sales Uniied states fye-twenty bonds having been
Down. on Friday, as low as SO; Illinois Centra at 73
and ETies at AZ but, from these quotations., there
has been decided rallv, aud the market closes with
iirmer aspect, Eive-twenties being ast quoted at
the same prce as this day week. viz 65l TO 653
Illinois shares are but a shade hatter, II !, but
Eries on the week, at 45 TO 1, show q decline Of
nearly two dollars.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-30

TN THE YOUNG AND RISING GENERA
u ton the vegetstve powers OF life strong but, in
afew years how often the pailid hue the lacklustre
eye and emaoiaed form and the lmposslDty Of apph-
cation to me effort show its banetu influenced IL
soon becomes evident to the observer that depess
ing influence checking the development Of the body.
Consumption is talked Of and perhaps the youth re-
moved from school and sent into the country This is
one Of the worst movements Removed from ordinary
diversion the evet-ehangng Of the city, the
mowers Of the body 100 much cd to give zes to
heathful aud rural exercise thoughts are turned in
wards upon themselves; the parents heart beeds IN
anxiety and faucies the grave but waiting Tor its
victim.
Alasi increase Of appetite has grown by what 1t fed
on-he energies Of the;system Frustrated and the
whole economy is deranged
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MnIkets by TeIegraph,

NEW YORK, May 80 Cotton dull, at 38@i2c.
-Four stead, sales OF 800 bbs Southern unchanged
sales OF 500 bbls Wheat dull and drooplng. Corn
steady sales Of 36 600 bushels at S3S5c BeefstgdY.
Pork steady, al S3Oi5. Lard firm, at l9G224c.
" mskY firm.
New YORK, May 90-Stocks steady; Chicago and
RocN Island, 93i Illinois Central ll8A; Michigan
Southern, 79a; New HOrk Central So; Reading l09i I;
hudson River, ll3@ Canton Company, 59@; Virginia
g., 81 Missouri 6s, "; Erie, 61i Western Union Tee
Graph Company, COZ; United State Coupons 1881,
1921 Ten-ForIes, 90; Treasury 3Os, l02i0102s.
Cold, 1885, Sterling Exchange quieti Sixty day
bills, 93G9R % cent; hree days, II tb cent
white 70 9392 o. Oals fam at 75176 cents Flour
quiet; Howard street sUperhne $50 25Gl0 75 Pro-
visions dull. Sugar firm and advancing. COfse
dull RIO 16Bd21B, IN gold Whisky firm; ONO
S22s@2 28l.
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buohu
FOR WEAKNESS ARISING FROM EXEssEs OR
INDIsCRkTloN.

FOR WEAK NESS ARISING FROM EXESSES OR
INDIsCRLTIoN.
A,tended-glth the FOL owing symptoms ;-IndIsposl-
on to Eorton Loss Of Power, Loss Of Memory, Diff
eultv ofBreathing General Weakness, Ho rror Of Dis
ease Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror Of Death, Night
sveats Cold Feet, Wakefuness, Dimness OF Vision,
Ianpuor Universal Lassitude Of the Muscular System,
often Enormous Appetite with Dysoeptc Symptoms,
Hot HANDS, Fluthing Of the BODY, Dlyness of the Skin
Pauid Countenance and Eruptions on the Face Pain
in the Back Heaviness OF the Eyelids, Frequently
BLACK spots fyng before the Eyes, with Temporary
sufuson and Loss of sight Want Of Attention, Great
Mobility Restessness with Horror of society Nothing
is more desirable to such Patients than Solitude, aud
nothing they more dread for Fear of Themselves no
Repose Of Manner Earnestness no Speculation, but
hurried Transition from one question to another
These symptoms, II allowed to on-which this Med
cine invariably removes-soon follow Loss Of PoDer
Faulty and Epfeptie rus in one of which the patient
may expire.
During he superlntendence OF DR.. Wilson, at the
Bloominqdale Asylum this sad result occurred In two
patients reason mad for time left them, and both died
of epilepsy.
who can say that these excesses not frequently
followed by those diietul diseases, INSANITY and
CONSUMPTION? The records OF the Insane ASv-
huns and the melancholy deaths by COnsunpttoa, bear
annie witness to the truth Of these assertions. In Luz
uatic Asyums the most melancholy exhibition ap-
pear The countenance actually sodden and quite
destituteneiher Mrth or Grief visits II Should
a sound OF the voice occur, it is rarely artculate
nWith wolul measures wan Despair
Low su en- sounds his gIet beguied."
whilst we regret the existence Of the above diseases
ands,mptous we are prepared 10 offer an Invaluable
gift of chemistry for the remo al of the consequences
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FROM BALTIMORE TODAY.
The JeG Davis TriaI-OpIniOn of COun-
seI-The DernaI.KeeRe ScRndal-Dsath
of General Scott, Etc.

sSl-AhO beFhhhAAeeAo SchhuhA-D6hNh
of General scott, Etc.
Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph. "'
BALTIMORE, May 3O.-Charles O'COnor, cOun-
sci for JEFF Davis, passed through Baltimore yes
terday, just from Fortress Monroe, where he had
a consultation with his client The Baltimore
Gazette of to-day, whose editors had confer
ence with Mr.. O'COnor, says Mr.. Davis is very
anxious for speedy trial, and his counsel have
determined to urge the Government to take up
the indictment at the coming term of the United
States Circuit Court for the Eastern District of
Virginia 1t is understood, however, that the
Government is not prepared to take this step,
and that after the meeting of the Court Mr.,
Davis will either be permitted leave to find bail,
or be released on parole.
Mr.. Bernal, the English Consul, is out again
to-day in another card, defending himself
against John Henry Keene.
The haes OH all OF the public buildings and
Shipping are at halfmast to-day, in respect 20
the memory of General Scott.
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w L n Il .

NEW YORK, May l. 1866
In presenting "HYGIENIC WINE" 10 the notice OF
the public, beg mOdestlY to call your attention
the following true statements, viz. i-lst. HYGIENIO
WINE Is used by the better asses OF peOp through
physicians OF America Sd IL IS approved bY numerOu
"-chOOs OR Medcine, especial by the imperial School
edicme OF Paris 4th II is not secret pPepara ION
but a scientific the INGREDIENTS OF which are knO wn
them in al cases for 9hch II is Recommended 6th II
contains Alcohol or Whisky but has for its base
OF the finest OF pure Wines With such recommendaa
tions IL will win is way into the av0r OF the American
itslpurposes. Hygienie Wine regu ates the sys em
throughout impartnR healthfui mo ion to the blood
and soothing the nerves FOR LADIES II Is just the
thr g. IL possesses pleasant taste rich delightful
flavor, and mpars strength In all cases OF weakness
As appetizer II Is unequaled and nothing Is genial
10 the senses its gently stimulating effects In assist
ing DIGESTION We WarI ant that upOn trial dHGlENfO
WINE VIII be pronounced the best toue known In the
country. Ask your druggist for Hyglenio Wine.
Respectfully,
LAMBERT g. KAMPINc,
Sole ImuoIters and Propretots,
II NOS, 81 aud - BRo oABWAY,
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Arrival of the Steamer '.Smyma."

BosfoN May 9O.-The steamer Smyrna, from
Liverpool via Queenstown on the 9th instant,
arrived at this port to-day.
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THE EXPORT OF GOLD
$3, ,2S 400 Gone to Eu-
rope This Morning.

NEW YORK, May 3O.-The steamers JauG and
1ripoR sail to-day with So, ,276, 400 in gold.
Cyrus W. Field is passenger on board the
lara.
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HELMBOLDY
HELMBOLD's
FLUID EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA

HELmbOLBo
FLUID EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA, A,
HIeHIY COEcENTRATED
One bottle equivalent in strength to gallon of the
syrup or DecOction.
II reaches the seat of the disease Immediately ex-
penpg ali HUMORs OF THE BLOOD, and
BEAUTIFYIEG THE CoNPLExIoNI
These articles being such strength the dose is ex-
eeedlngly small From this fact i is used In the United
states Army Hospitals and public Sanitary Institutions
throughout the land
PRINCIPAL DEPoTs,
HELMBOLD's DRUG AND CHEMICAL
WAREHOUSE
No. 59I BROADWAY New York
AND
HELMBOLD's MEDICAL DEPOT,
no lOI TENTH street, below Chestnut Philadelphia.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
BLBARE or COUETERFEITS.
A6E E012 LLEL1B0LD'S.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04

The following extract from the Bos-
ton Post shows what sort of speaking
pleases the audiences that assemble In
Faneuil Hall, the "old cradle of
liberty:
One Of the so-called 'loyalistsr who
IS at present receiving distinguished
attention here does not hesitate at pro-
claiming bis platform" and cheers.
huzzas and waving of hats greet the
ayowal. Judge Yarmouth calls him
self a "territorialist." He contended
IN faneHil Hall ''that Government had
a right to hang every rebel; to extir-
pate every rebel; 70 pardon evern.
rebel. And. having these rights.
people Of the NORTH Il Ne
right to blot out all the
and make the South into
cent territory" The rs
ritorialist, we repeat
plauded.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04
eng application

ing HPPIICaLIOH
4 md been refused by
hg magistrates. On an
of the case, DR.. Cole
pail in the sum of three
Illars and his son dis
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04

ns Of Col. P. F. Liddell.
on Tuesday last, in
brother M. M. Liddell.
? wounded at the bat
burg, and died a few
Shepherdstown, Va
aservative, goth ult,
sed was Colonel of the
issippi, and one of the
officers of the Virginia
Is a talented, heightened,
tleman. We learn that
equies of the deceased
at Carrollton on the 9th
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04
AMERICAN Com AND ST.,

AMERICAN GoLD AND SlI
gold and silver products OF (
States for the year 1866, 81,
estimated at from eighty-two
hundred and six millions O.
produced twenty-five milaonsi
tana, eighteen millioas: Neva|
teen millions; Idaho, sevent
lions; Oregon, eight milli
RADIO, seventeen millions
sources FIVE millions.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04

IL True To 1-OUR TEKrI
true q yea. Never viii 20
n you use the SozoDoxr.
ming. Il impart. Inde.true
ei, keeps Il white and ped
y improve the breath.
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memo mar

negro man
few miles west
ped a negro girl,
pf age, on 6atur-
1fully that she died
n he Is now IN
hl at the next supe-
This eouzty.-Americus
hqn.