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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-26
Another Wonderful Cure.

GoUvERNEUR, n Y. Jan 14th, 1866.
take great pleasure in making the following
statement of my case. l have been blind
both eyes for six years. called and consu ted
with all the physicians in this part of the coun
try, but all informed me that my G aae was a
hopeless one. Two years since, ! called Dnor
DIR. LIsToN who operated on Y q and restored
to my sight so that although G8 wears Old, bav.
been enabled to do my own cork and aniov nv.
self ever since
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-26
MRS. e0LAND sHIpMAN-

DIR, LisToN will be at the CENTRAL. HOUSE in
Rutland again On the ID and Sd days of May for
the purpose u treating all diseases of the Eye,
Ear, Throat, Catarrh, &c, which may be pre-
sented TO- him.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-26

PRoGREss.-As one of the signs of
progress "down South" the Charlottes-
vile (Ya.) correspondent Of the New
York Herald states that on Sunday
he witnessed, in a large school-room
under the Baptist church, about three
hundred colored children Of all shades
from nearly white to ebony black, as
sembled, and thirty or forty white per
sons, many Of them belonging to the
trst families in the county, and most
Of them the sons and daughters of for
mer slaveowners, were engaged in teach
ing them. Clear away in one corner Of
the room a distinguished and learned
law professor of the Virginia University
professor Minor was la50riously en-
gagged in teaching one brighteyed little
darkey his letters, and quite number
OF the students Of the university were
pursuing similar avocations. As many
as five hundred children have been in
school at one time, and the average at
tendance is nearly three hundred.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-26
s9VH C0NGR ESS---lST SESSION.
SENATE,

WASHINGTON, April "a,
The bill tor the relief Of the naval
contractors was amended, authorizing
the Secretary Of the Treasury to pay not
over twelve per cent. of the original con-
tracts, and then it was postponed till to
morrow.
Mr.. Sherman OF the finance committee
reported the consular and diplomatic
appropriation bill, also the House bill
authorizing the coming five cent pieces
M. Sherman also reported the public
printing deficiency bill apprOpriating
100000 which passed.
Mr.. Wiley offered resolution for the
relief Of loyal citizens in jefferson and
Berkly countess Virginia.
The bin for the admission Of Colorado
was taken up. Pending the question
was q motion 10 reconsider the vote re-
speeding the bill.
Mr.. Sumner spoke against the propo
sitiOn.
A message was received from the
House announcing the non concurrence
in the Senate amendments to the bill in
relation to the habeas corpus The Sen
ate voted to insist on its amendment
and ask a committee conference.
Mr.. Stewart spoke in favor of the ad-
mission Of Colorado.
Mr.. Guthrie opposed it.
Mr.. Nye spoke in It's support.
Adjourned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-26

.g"The bill recently passed by the
New York Legislature allowing the
Central railroad to increase the fires on
It's fast trains has been vetoed by Gov.
Fenton, and of course is etftctually killed
for this year, as the Legislature has adj
iournCd.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-26

FIRE.-Miles Christopher's house at
Vernon was burned last week, with all
its contents, except 5000 in greenbacks
which his wife succeeded in saving
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-26
RUTLAND HERALD.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %, 1866,
Arrival and Departure of Trains.

TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND,
Yox BeIlo~sFalls. a ssam,, 'i200 m, 1870 p, m,
~ Burlington, 440 an, 500 pm, 5.O0p. m.
Bennington, 6,45 am, h '4,2o pm.
Ssratoga, SEQ am, taco m, q 'i,l0p,m.
- Salem, 100 am, slilb am, 4 1890 pm.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bel, Fls, isSO & 1915 a, m, sass pm,
1918 pm, $500
Burlington, 100 am, 'ii,45a.m., 4.S0
pm,
Bennington, eli so am, 4 500 pm.
A" Salem, 400 am. t280 & s4,45 pm.
+" Saratoga, '1I.50 am, tl2,15 Il 905 pm.
.Nail Train. freight and Pass.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-26
BosToN, April %. 1866.

Trade is moderately active both for Fleece
md Pulled. Prices are steady without any ma
.erial improvement. Receipts from the West
ire small
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-26

AhEHtcAN LrFE DRoPs, They are ,ndepcnsi
ole
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-26
4 y RAPE VINES, ADAPTED !
VI The climate of Vermont, for sale by
CASE g. YER,
Brandon, Vt.

We have been experimenting with dlfefa'
kinds of Native Grapes for nearly fifteen yea',
and have now more than two acres OF gray
vines under cultivation, and about thirty dlna
ent varieties. We can therefore judge noe
practical experience what kinds are best adspt
ed to our climate, and we shall offer no other.
We 90 not offer vines grown in the mlluS
climate OF the South or West, or vines that 9s"
made a tender growth in hot houses, but tho"
grown IN the open air and on our own soil
Our list OF some ten or twelve varieties, cOl
prlses the best grapes the country affords N u.
all thai IN our opinion are worth Cultiyauhs
! the latitude of Vermont.
We believe it will DO greatly to the adVanIAt
Of those wishing vines to send orders to ns,
stead Of sending abroad, as we give them oe'"
vines for less money.
go No Charge for Boxes or Packing.
PRICE LIST.
ADIRONDACK year No. /, $500, do. No;
$50, do No. g. 100, Layers, large, 500, do. g"
800
ALIENS HYBRID-1 year No. 1. rs cents
year No !. 100
CONCORD year No. l, 25c., do. No. O. H.
layers. 5nc =.
GRE ELING- year No. /, soc. 2years Nc
I, 10.
DELAWARE year No l, DOC, do. No
&c. years No I. 81 O. do 2, 75c "A.
HARTFORD FROLIFIC-1 year No l. w.
do No. ,, 35c am
IONA and ISRAELLA-1 year No. ], wv
do. No 2 80. years extra large, 400 80,
REBECCA-1 year No. /, soc, year. Nv ~
75c.
ROGERS HYBRTD-No. 3, d, 9. IS, 10, 2AD'
43. year No. /, 75c., do. No. 2, SOC. yvp
april10d&wtill-ap-3o C. l. CAst
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-26

MORE COMPROMISING OF FRLoNY The
Portland papers have long accounts of
the robbery and recovery of a diamond
pin, of which q gentleman OF that city
was prominent party, Mr.. A, ii.
Shurtletf of Portland came by railway
to Boston, and during the journey OBJ
served that he was watched closely by
two men. He suspected that they were
pickpockets, and took precautions to
guard his watch and wallet according
ly; but in spite Of his care his diamond
pin, worth 800, was stolen from under
his nose without his knowledge Mr..
Shurtletf, Immediately on learning OF
his loss, informed the detectives, who at
once recognized the thieves from his
description. They We're traced to the
Quincy House, and there arrested. Two
or three pins were found upon them, but
not the one Mr.. Shurtleh' had lost.
Shortly after he was informed by II de-
tective that terms might be made
through a third party He acqui-
esced, his pin was returned to him by a
detective. and he returUed to Portland,
protesting not to know What was done
with the rogues, hut doubtless some
what wiser as to how the matters are
managed than when he left home.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-26

By Roots PESTACHINE, Age may viii
Youth compete
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-26

The CASE OF "SoRAroH GRAvEL."-
Since the public announcement of the
statements made by Charles A. Dodge
alias Scratch Gravel" in regard to his
completely in the murder of the Joyce
children, no efforts have been spared to
test the accuracy OF his statements and
the result is that the District Attorney
has In his possession evidence of the
most satisfactory character that Dodge's
story was untrue, and that he was not
in Massachusetts, when the murder was
committed. Therefore his case will not
be presented TO the Grand Jury.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-26

hope soon to be able to lay before our
readers some of the more important par
ticulars.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-26
HOUSE,
WASHINGTON. Anril d.

WASHINGTON, April "a,
The Niagara Ship Canal bill was con.
sidered. The bill was debated till close
of morning hOur
The army bill was then taken up
The motion tOpostpone to December was
withdrawn, and the House proceeded to
its consideration.
Mr. Woodbridge moved as a substi-
tute for the section the corresponding
section Of Senate bill.
Mr.Hale moved to strike out the clause
making West Point graduates ineligible
to appointments in the subsistence de
partment, Rejected.
The 10Th section was then passed over
and the 10Th section, in reference to the
Provost MarShai's Burea, was taken 10
Mr.. CoukliOg moved to strike out tbe
section. He caused TO he read ;. etter
from Gen. Grant TO Senator Nesmith. in
which he says:
II am opposed to multiplying bureaus
and think there is no necessity tor a
Provost Marshal General. In fact. if We
had to organize the army anew, would
not have as many bureaus as we now
have. In my opinion the country would
be just as well and much more tconom.
ically served If the coast survey was ad-
ded TO the engineers bureau, and if the
quartermaster's, subsistence and pay de-
partments were merged into one"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-28

Dr. Cheeseman's Female Pills


VIC mean TO say that cronp never kills when 1t is
prudcnty attended 10. II certainly does carry OF
treatment; but we defy any credible person to show
that the free application Of Railways Ready relief to
she throat and chest the moment that the signs Of
cruup appcAf will not give instant case, and that II
syrup 81 ipecac be given IN sufficient quantities amer
wards 70 produce vomiting. Il not certain to
sult. We know Il rom experience. We have wit
uerscd eurh cures IN numerous instances The Group
therefore, frightiu seems u mothers IL not so
fatal complaint when you arc aware OF what you
must DO when II Presents itself II win answer
try experiments with Il we admit Ii win NOT answer
To play with by running amer THU that and the 9TH
" mixture which somcbody recommends on the epur
negligence. no such delay. A bottle Of Railways
Ready itecf only costs fifty cents IN these high
priced times Every mother should keep It constant
on and - ms to be prepared to the destroyer
with suitable weapon the instant he apron hes
The vomiting BY nea"s Of syrup of ipccnc clears tho
Ways Ready Relief tha. baflcs ihc Group IN h I NJ
tack that drives II from Its stronghold; that dis
lodges the choking mncus 50 II may easily he rcmov-
parts which ends In the restoration Of healthy rrac-
ton. Railways Ready Relief Is the only infallibc
sure ios Group. NBmThc following letter Is from
MEssHs RAILWAY \ Co. :-t;rSriENES-A child Of
miuc. eight weeks old, was taken with very severe
cicrt, and ultimately turned into Group in s worst
form. The best medical practitioner in town wns
called In. and he. after doing everything In his power
relieve her but all In vain gave her IN Ms dead
now took her in hand myself and rubbed her chest
and back with RAILWAYS READY RELIEF thor
on chly wheu in the course of few hours, fhe was
well again. and now is well and hearty a. u child
can be. am, gentlemen, your obedicnt servant,
JOHN llOGO,
Editor and Proprietor Collingwoodt &C Wy Eater
prise
Mr.. Hogp. in conversation. likewise informed, our
traveller that il cured his wife of u severe sprained
ankle, oc,asiou hy falling down hight " stnirr-
Always Ready iici'e, s TIL cheapest and best med
icinc IN thu world Ono bottle win answer for MANY
purposes II will stop pain quicker than any other
remedy III the world and cures all patients Of tho
most obstinate and asrravating compaihts-no mat
what your sickness may he. give Il u trial few
hours will prove whether ii will hclpyou not sold
by Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-28

BuvvALo, July 97-Ths CSwswsetal I'D
rsrtisrr this afternoon contains . call for .
county mass meeting to elect delegates 10
the Philadelphia c0nvsntios. The call il
nuner0usly signed. many being among the
most prominent citinens.
Gen. Sherman arrived at Niagara Falls
yesterday. lie will visit Buffalo 10 morrow
and visit the BOArl Of Traie rUOms. He
will bc the guest Of Gen. Barry.
Weather warm, 89o in the shade.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-28
THE


GRO. ". SWEET. ". n. PROPRIETOR
Prepared a the New England No. anieal D.
pot, LOO Hanover street, Boston, under The Gu
pcrviai0n OF Rev. J. W. Poland.
y 4. Hallord Wholesale Agent. Davenport,
and for sale by dealers in drugs and medicines
generally. iuneg 4 tus&fvi&veow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-28

BrfrALo, July 10.
Lieut.. General Sherman arrived bere, this
.. m, iron Nisgass Falls. ~ I'D Resp.
ton At the Board Of Trade rooms, and will
leave this evening.
Another Fenisn scare Of fort Erie last
evening, reporta that . force Of Fsnians were
two miles aBeye he tillao, nd that ana
other body crossed It Buffalo to cooperate.
The whole thing wsss humbsG ~ j.
A dispate b from Meadvills, Penn, says :
The johnson mcetiag held there JESTER
dsv, was failure.
Rssolutioos sudessiag rtssidsat weie
voted down and mast radical fes0latioda
adopted. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-28

Nkw ORLEAKs, July S6-0ov. Wells
proclamation for an election on the teh Of
September Of member Of tho Constitution.
al Convention Of ~, In the unrerrescnted
Parishes Of the Commonwealth, will be
made public on Saturday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-28

MEMPmis, July 20.-Therc IVES . large
and enthusiastic convention Of The c0nser
natives Of West Tennessee, N appoint dele
gates to the Philadelphia convention. Jack
sons statue and the stand weFe dfaped with
national aasA. Stirring speechcs were made
w Gen. PHI 0leun, the Chairman, Hon. 8.
c. Haynie, Gen. ChAlmers, and Others Res
olutions were adopted strongly endorsing
Johnson; adhefing 10 the Union under the
Ceassilati0s; ssetIng forth the tnsvitahoe
ruin that would follow IL the radicals sue
Ceetl in the falI elections.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-28

6B hcl arc fhblVCt---32 page pumphlct
scaled envelope free. The Cherokee ills are sold
they arc cent by ina &C Of pos age In an ordinarv
letter. ~ from olsos, son by addressing the sole
proprietor. Dr.. ". 4. NEkwIN, 81 Walker st., New
York. N.D-Chcrokce Pills No. 2 arc prepared Tor
s,ccial casss. when mdcr medicines tail these are
snt Nv mail. POSTAGE rsc. receipt Of - the price
Of q nh bux
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-28

- 80 Gro crowds. q ~ Q Ss5ssj l az
hentno ct tAe rt(e TkuoDnu1D &a1ened
Uutside aaable N eaia odmlstanoo.
The torch ll9h. psUceoslnn ~ splendid
affair reaching fsr Into the we sms'
hours" -
The Performance thse evening y received
With great enthusiast.
indianapolis = msesioasd = Ne place fo'
the next annual meettp8. yH
Prcpsrasions ere making - entertain the
musical societies q tbs Fair 0rounds 70
morrow.
Capt Phil. Richardson, one Of our Oldest
stcanlboatmen, died yesterday with appo'
plcYy. -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-28

Cufc SrlpFcsrcd. Exccskiyc and Pain
iul Mcrs'Yiation. 0rccn sickness. Ncr-
vwit ana Spinal Affections. Pains In the
Rack. ~. X Headache. t,iddincss. ard al
diseases that spring from ifrcguhaTity,
by removing the cause aud all effects
thar ar:se from II. They are perfectly
sale Ia Al ciascs.cxccpt When forbidden
BY directions, anh easy 10 administer.
~ The. arc nicely sugar coated. They
s,neuid he In hands Of every Maiden,
Wiz AMI Mother in the land. ladies'
eau address US in confidence, and state
their complaints in full, lis VIC treat ali
fenla'e complaints, and prepare med
tcincr suitable for all discascs which
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-28

toV,uuu; mostly insured.
COnGresAlona1.
WASHINGTON, July 27.-Hous K.-The
Committee OF Ways and Means reported
back substitute for the Senate bill to pro
vide for the ascertainment and apportiOn-
ment OF the proper quota of the direct tax
of 1861 between the States Of Virginia and
West Virginia
The substitute was agreed TO and the bill
US amended was passed.
Mr.. Hooper, from the same Committee.
reported back with amendments the Senate
bill to fix the compensation Of certain col
lectors Of customs, and for other purposes
the bill was passed.
Mr.. Stcvens called up the motion to re-
co sidcr the vote whereby the bill 10 "a
thorize the building Of . military and postal
railroad from Washington 10 New York.
which was in May last rc.committed to the
Committee on AIR Line Railroads. The
motion 10 reconsider was agreed 10.
The Committee on Judiciary have made
. report In which they cay i u notorious
thai jedi. Davis WAS guilty Of the crime Of
treason accounting TO the Consultation and
laws OF the United States. and the Commit
tee are Of the opinion that there are no oh
e,aclcs to Z speedy and impartial trial. which
They say the evidence in possession al
The Committee connecting Jeif. Davis with
the assassination al President Lincoln. iusti.
1es them In nyins that there b probable
csuse to believe that he We psivy 10 meas.
ures which led 70 the commission of the
deed, but the Investigations which have
been made by the War Department and b.
tae Committee, have not resulted II placing
she Government in possession Of I'll The
Iscts IN The case. Il b probable, however,
that the further prosecution Of ihc invest.
CATION ~ the Committee and By the oflcern
Of the Government, will result finally in :
full development Of the whole trsussctiOu.
The capture Of the rebel archlves has nut
the Government In possssolou Of : maee ol
leteerA papers and documents OF vnrk,ns
kinsls, only portion Of which have ret -
exo0sn0d. -
Mr.. Bisgham called upthe b,,l iusrudun
~ him ON Tie I'D III July 10 provide IL.
creased revenue from impeeted .nerchestiis,
and other purposes. The hill was posoed
without divisiO1. =
Ile eppropfia.ion Of elOQOOO ios u
Custom HOuse ct st. PAul go -coucneypd h,
The an,endnent Tor he payDout 81 buun.
ties 70 loyal masters Of enlisted slaveo m
concurred IL.
The Committee recommended 10 coscar.
rence To The Senate annendment ipcfoneins
The compensation Of 6anslogp and narnhers
70 1dN0v pr annum. ~ = = =
Mr. Wentworth desirUd to ~ u Nuor.
but Mr.: Stevens moved the psevioue ooes.
ton, which was seconded.
MI. Wentworth called The yess and nav,.
IN TIE Queseion Of concurrence de ~
and nays were ordered. Yeas 3; Naya m.
Ihe next amendment Of he senate va
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-28

CINCINNATI, July 20.
G. l.. vallindighsp,, and Judge Gilmore
were yesterday appointed Delegates 70 the
Philadelphia Convsstion from he Third
District,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-28

NASHVILLE. July e6.-Dobler. charged
with cnsumitting . rApe upon bis little
daughter, has been hon0sably acquitted.
Capt f. r. Deaton. formerly : Federal
ComiHissary but now . merchant q Mus.
ireesboro, len there week agolsst Monday
for Nashville, intending TO return the same
day, was seen here after getting of the cars,
and hos mot been heard from sincs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-28

OovenpoBs 0ourlkee nDeuuE1s
Osvsos OF rna DAvnsruas psaocaAs, |
July IS. fSte.

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:: s Sc gspsr. ts.4o go
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wssas. NO. !, DID, al 8 IS. IL ! ~, Il.
No: 2. new, go. 4 rrrrs.Fr rs~sssfssf ir
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cosss.-a.i.. "a ,,.! by :. - -. - ~ =.
.,t tlonrs.Ssesey, fair SssssS for lov srsdss
csners dnii and declining, os.7Soe.ss Rx. Stat
ee:l5o9.se X n. .. - l..,,,-s.;.r
bs : aad quiss III isqsiry isrl -
X, shs;1s ss' NO. \ mill. os.os0es. "a, bsttsa
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sound. % b6ut1 yellow = 49,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-28

Nope-8o Coes1e m0f&le.
". { 81 ~; ~: "a. & -.
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.ren e4s5k Ses.D for cate sssssStas 80 I, -
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shipyises -tsis - b.ish ) cd nm yls sspeS q
~. q prime saippsng assfs - eQapassstssiy
To-, v~ fir sssss - l. s,eaavn - -
Ut lover prices proporssenatey than for - -
The elmmorer grades Of stock, inelu1sng ia
eewss llGht sol saesfs and saayegA ~ A. ier1s
sappsy, - iishs dshssd They IN ~, - q.
p rsss si s - : nom ~ Z: ssa: :ss
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fHs Sos msr1ss ssriy II - AZ - sssiss. MO-
~ sass Sis sy;' e, &, stS
SslsA buysrt having msds - their shlpasntsi hi
tAsss 49, no falling az 10 prices, and the naskse
eose4 hfsa = our QaotsficnS. With about 100 hogs
snn1P-A fair susi..ss sas de-, 10 sAssA n
demand = chiefly ffom city butehSte ios gppd y
ss Sss sss:e IN dsr q ses .: - ~:
astsf eel bot soviy and q indifferent prices With
81. and grs. shsa!aa. 10 We eo.atsy. y thcon:
YAK :: e.. 's sS. n'l' y a' ~
3t .tN tr ->~ ~ saEA sAg
s4y sd o. 1oois anfkses.a ssa4u
\ TosAgeo- Steady. riantess' Lugs lAsO0b - ;eo0.
oio.is medium Hsauisssssi.s tis ss0Ss.sc
lsuD AHp Cosson-Nothilg. doing:
ltsgs-Dgil md heavy: e.l.s q espee Ct 4lI!0
eoleoa,N; GA %. = q Ieo9 is; uninspeses1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-28
IMPORTANT FEMALES
cuC.ESEAr@

wiilmmcdlatcly relieve, without pain, all distarban-
relAA on or suppression. They act like charm In
removing the paI,s that accompany dncult Or immo-
eratc and arc the only saia aud reliable
lions. Back and SIdcs Iaipitstion u the Heart Ncrs
lbs Tru,ors. Mysteries, Spasms, Broken Sleep, and
other unpleasant nnd dangerous effects of uunntur
al condition oil the sexual functions. In the worst
cases " Fluor Albns. or Whites. they effect speedy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-28

ST. LOUIS, July 27.-The warehouse of
Thos. Bank, on Second street between Myr.
tie and Spruce, containing about 200 bales
OF cotton belonging 10 Carr 4 Lake, and
considerable quantity Of hay, salt and oats,
was burned last night. Total loss about
k5O0OO: mostly insured