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doors were thrown open invited guests and hour later
the galleries bronged with looking ladies most
richly alfred accompanied by their military friends In iu
uniform.
Tn dancing commenced at little before II o'clock and was
participated in by large number Of distinguished guests
among them LeutGov Winchester of Connecticut, Maj.-
Gen. Russell and staff Of New Haven Gen. Kellogg of Water
bury and staff Second Brigade Connecticut National Guard
Col Merwn and staff Of New Haven two regiments Of Con-
nsocut National Guards Judge Hall Of the Superior Court Of
this district, Col Cady Eew-London Of the o. s Army
Mayor Sperry Of New Haven and many others The music Is
excellent and the dancers enjoying the ball finely. The
Of the New Haven Grays taking all in all is the
grsnde, display Of military reunion that Connecticut has
Ayer ufitnessed
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LOCAL POLITICS.
THIRTEENTH WARD CLUB.


A lsrge meeting was held on Wednesday evening
at Thaia Hall Grands OF those who opposed to the
policy u President Johnson and Fenon and Woodford Club
was organized with Eneas Elliot esq President Joseph
Abbott Vice Presidents H. s. Jennings Treasurer and L.
Chadwick secretary Arrangements were made for thorough
canvas Of the Ward.
SIXTH WARD UNION (BROOKLYS) REPUBLICAN, Ass0-
CITATION.
regular meeting of this Association was held on
wednesday evening the President j. Walter Stops in the
chair and George P. Wiley. Secretary.
Five additional members added to the Finance Com
mtee aud Special Executive Committee appointed
ssng o. the following gentlemen w b. Barber T. hcAui
len W n Bergen WIN. Colt and w. L. Barnes
Msru, m Moore havinr daserted tha nrinoDeS OF the
party gone the bread and butter brigade
moon expelled sud his stricken from the robook
Mr. L. ST. George elected permanent Secretary OF
the Association.
The I,y Dr. Spear being loudly called for responded in
few appats remarks saying that he was one OF the traitors
that tie President going fight the other end OF toe
lineG when IN the country recently be made business
ascertain the tendency Of things In the minds OF men ana
eyeryvtre found the people intensely excited about the
treachsy Of Andrew johnson The issues before the
people ate "a solemn pending 1884 for let those
Rebel be false principles and old dbl
entities would Immediately spring up again and be renewed
He went in to VIM not to die but to live Tho Rev Doctor
was sfnn applauded In the Of his remarks.
Ii ise intention Of the Cub TO hold series OF weekly
meeting IN Lamer Hall until election.
ELEVENTH WARD UNION ASSOCIATION.
Ptular meeting Of this Association was held last
evening at Granada Hail. Nj Van Brunt in the chair
moved and adopted that Committee be sppoined
and Instructed 70 prepare proper charges and specifications
agann A. j. Hicks and others who have deserted this Cub
and formed q johnson CLUB.
Themeeting then adjourned.
TheA Hicks above alluded TO puohshesthe ioheEng earu
DE s Allow me through your eslamn, TO inform the public
Ward ard from other than the Republican Iuion
py AY experience oouVnoe. me- tha the % rhish
Republicans Tor the advancement Of The partisan
'1'' 80 A j. Hicks Supervisor Eisvsuih Ward
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s,oo a Year. wi,hou, R1psn.s-95o,ooo Wit


Purchasers of Sewing Machines will be interested in
the following statements.
Mrs n IN Rocktord I'll vvrites 10 Messrs Wheeler g.
Wilson:
Isend Won Wheeler Wilson Machine No TO- 400 to have
.ttacbed he reoent improved
tsnson glass foot new stye bemmer brader and cOrder
have nsaS ANS machine FOR sx wears hoG rspdrHR and
fhet time II has earned for me a little over o. 600
the Wheeler A Wilson Sewing Machines No 1882 Tor ten
so,s IA has haen nsad nv myself family and friends CON
sstsn,iv WITH ma sr,Sns a. Coyy ,Ipai,s
Two hundred and y thousand witnesses might be called
(be number OF machines manufactured By the Wheeler
wilson Co but these two Testimonials are sufficient direct
attention 10 a very particular Simplicity IN the
structure of machine prime Importance regards its
comprehension. facility Of working and need OF repairs
Friction complication Of and movements sure TO
work mischief sewing should be able TO make
1000 stitches minute eight hours each day This would
stitghes ten
100 900 600 and course require corresponding number
s.ce sbond ha carefV oserysd Are there many points
IN o or h mach oil reguired II So the machine viii
wapr repairs
Saving with a machine ia guch an advance upon hand
sewing that houd NOT be Surprising 10 near any machine
eopmended Tbose however are best qualified TO Judge Of
be vane who have tried more than thor
onghv machine NAV by some popularity be well suited
90 seca Uork and vet noorly adaptsd the general
.a-,r No. ~ What are called s,Iline Doints In
abin srl xoIons and Intended 10 tic lie the fancy
Of those who are s5d IL is no great in
morse i0r family Use tnh III car WAX on ,eS oksi e
useless tricks IN sewing machine shooa De @
stahusl eaeelehoes ohy can ssIu tae 49, a. s
Arc the ouces 1t porOI"S uS'iu' anu uVeS - ' ~
Wen, A., - ,..... =. A.. co-,..,r hono,.hl a
V'ner laessson' aIe n.y. ,su se8S noes n mr.
1,sb or snnnes and renarsi Usually those prom
ia mot bo intend o nerform east Scores of manufactur.
% -. "a Ia, nrrchasar III rnaohine, with no
eis =, eP y, nssdIss and narts Of mschines
satv o he aeyinent of the Sc win Machine business
he aS,lmopv hefore the Commissioner Of Patents the
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MEXICO.

LANDING OF TIE EXPEDITION OF GEMS VEGA AND
URNY-THR FRENCH To OCCUPY SONORA PER-
MISUNDERSTANDING SEWARD DEMANDS THE
WITHDRAWAL OF THE FRENCH TROOPS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Thursday, Sept. 10. 1866.
The steamer Colorado brings full particulars Of the land
nr of the expedition Of Gems Vega and Urmy at Lopez
Nexieo The sailors accompanying the expedition made
some trouble about extra pay but were oschsgeo ana
subsequently reinstated. -, 49,.
The two divisions, under UTmy and vega, made theif
HEADQUARTERS al Serragosa the Inhabitants OF wmch pace
received them enthusiastically going out SIX miles 10 meet
them The expedition is supposed To have oOVV sahu VI
arms and expected 70 make Alamss sonora 10" W.
cupied by the French, the FIRST point OF attack. -
The party of Mcdaniel and Hungerford arrived at Fort
Isabel on the 25th August with the intention OF JON
ing Vega and Urmy ,..-
Vega issued stirring address TO his countrynen on
August Is.
Lanora an Indian bandit, commanding the Imperial
forces 500 strong at West Sonora was deieateu Dy inc
Liberals under Pesquera On account OF this acon the
French garrison al Guaymas had gone TO their reei ~
Hsrmasilo, leaving the heet to defend the harbor
The Guaymss lMazauan NsDs OF August - says tne
French had received orders TO occupy Sonora permanently
"a indemnity for French claims These orders are sara 10
have been received from France and based upon the suPo
stOn that Macmillan unable 10 offer any othet form
OF indemnity.
Corona has 4, 900 men before Mazatlan. .
Gov. Ruby had issued a proclamation outa"ing ali
traitors who have taken up arms for the Empire.
NavaTetos Governor OF Lower California mas deedieu
the port OF Todos Santos open 10 commerce. .
Al Cuacan letter Of Secretary Seward demanding the
withdrawal of the French troops read, in connection
with the Declaration Of American Independence.
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DIED.

BIsHOP-Afer short Illness Ttusviy Penn, on Tuesday
Sept. n. Howard Bishop In the 18th ofhis age
The will take the residences OF BIS et Jsue
bishop New Brunswick j. on frda. ct O'CLOCK M
train N j. Rsirosd wieave foot OF CoUtAnd @ ~
.nd New Brsnswek O'Clock The friends Of The
family invited 10 attend
RRITToNon Thurd,, sent 10 Mary Elizabeth the beloved
daughter Of Thomas and Bon, Axd year 1m0nh' ana
Tn. relatives and friends Of family invited 20 attend the
funeral from residence OF her parents No o. Jamest TINS
(FridsyD afternoon, at 2 O'Clock
cOREELIAt Belsvie NJ j. Wsined.y evening ilh Inst
Charles r. Cornell formerly resident Of his city In the oil" year
othi - ,-,--- -
Friend. relatives invited TO attend the funeral services 90
El4,J, A2 gssskRH q q. lss Ystasaass y 4.RsS n
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FENIdK PICNIC.

BALTIMORE Wednesday, Sept. 70 1866.
The Fenian picnic at barley Park yesterday was at
tended by about 5000 persons. President Roberts was
not present Gen Neill who commanded at the Fenian
invasion of Canada, preeent and made stirring
speech. Capt Hines, formerly Of Gen. Sweeneys staff
also made speech Gen. Neil alluded TO the recent ex
petition and ntimated that its failure owing TO the
deception practiced by the high officials of the Govern
ment He predicted very different result next time the
Fensns should strike blow Capt Hines congratulated
his hearers the growth of public sentiment in favor Of
the Fenan cause and said the sympathy OF the American
people with them, no matter how the Government
might act
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-14
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
MAINE.
LARGEST VOTE EVER POLLED-THE REPUBLICAN, MA
yoRITY ABOUT 10000.

LARGEST VOTE EVER POLLED-THR REPUBLICAN, MA
goRITY ABOUT 10000.
AUGUSTA. Me- Sept. 13-Th KeHnsbee formal OF
this morning has official returns from $40 cities, towns
and plantations, which give Chamberlain 6l,2l5i
Pisbury IS, 922-Chamberlain majority thus far,
% 1913 The same towns last year gave Cony 46,7S
Howard, 26979-Cony's majority 19,506.
The net Union gain in these towns is 54S5.
The aggregate vote is 97,l37 against 1896 last
year; increase, 23,36l.
The remaining towns in the State gave Cony last
year 7,643 votes, and Howard, 4,630 votes. Esti
mating the vote of these by such returns have
they will give Chamberlain $3.50; Pillsbury, SIG,
and will make the aggregate majority 29,O76.
The journal thinks the result will probably not fall
below this figure. If the aggregate vote in the re-
naming towns holds out the poll will reach 1lS272
Gen. Chamberlain has received the largest vote ever
polled for any man in the State Of Maine.
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VERMONT.

Returns from 1914 towns, published in The Rutland
Herald foot up:
For Dillingham; 1913 For Davenport -... 9,6Oi
DnIingham's majority 90 1863
Full returns will show majority triHe short,
probably of % 900, against 1891 last year
We have returns of representatives elected from
2l7 towns. The number of Democrats elected ID all
these towns - hardly enough to revoutlonze the
State
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POLITICAL.

NETWORK STATE UNION TICKET
For GopsrrOr-The Hon REUBEN Il. FENTON Chautauquai
For "a. (5opsrnor-Gen. STEWART L. WOODFORD. Kings
For Canal Cor1r-The Hon. STEPHEN BOYI Steubeni
10, Prison Tuspector-Gen. JOHN HAMMOND. Essex.
Election. Tuesday Nov g.
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THE SOUTHERN L0YALISTS.
THEIR RECEPTION IN HARTFORD.

sp.c, Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
HARTFoRD. Thursday Sept. l3 1896.
The LOYAL Southemers were enthusiastically welcomed
here tonight By an Immense audience. Speeches
made by tie Hon. Henry C. Deming who presided at the
meeting Judge Yarmouth OF Louisiana tho Hon. Alfred
L. Griffin Of Alabama, Gen. Smith Of Tennessee, the
Hon j. j. Stewart Of Maryland, and Gov. Hawley Post
master Cleveland made disturbance and was hooted and
Kissed out Of the Hall.
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MOVEMENTS OF GEN. MEADE.

OSLO sept. l3.-MaiorGen Meade aud staff arrived
here This afternoon By special train The General IS on
tour of inspection on the Northern frontier lie vas
ssssgsdod tgaigat 81 tRe ksYsass R9sss.
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TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE
DAILY TRIBUNE.
tl0 per annum; o. for SIX mouth
.p.sv xxruuurU rUEurNU

Mail subscribers copy ysar-io4 numbers %
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Persons RENTING for 10 copies $50 will receive an extra copy
for months
Persons renting s5 will receive an extra copy
year.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Mail subscribers single copy, yearS2 num,ers. " %
subscribers clubs OF
Ten copies addressed Of subscribers II 30
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T an comes IN ons address .... Is 90
TTenty copies 10 one 20 20
An extra copy will DO sent for each club of eu.
Atldres, THE TRIBUNE. NeHYork.
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THO mrv C1RPTFD OYER THE FALLS.

NIAGARA FALLS, Sept. 1.-Two men while attempting
TO cross the river lust above Niagara Falls yesterday after
had their boat struck by squa forcing il into the
rapids and over the Falls The men were MI Cooper
said to be the Postmaster at Chppewa and the other
tenryman.
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RRAL-EsTATB IN SOMEByILLE, n. 1.-THE beau
tfu plot Of ground. with house. carriagshouse. &c..
containing rs acres, situated on the north branch
OF the Raritan, owned by Col A. d. Hope OF the Hope
Express Company for sale TO be regretted that the
State Of NewJesey did accept this property site for
the Soldiers Home OF the most eligible and atrac
tive for a public building private residence in State
Tue view obtained Of indispensable oVenes and OF almost
unlimited e1tentsomarsei Unionlst SomerHine. n y.
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No,as Of praise keep coming every quarter Of the globe Ere
North dies another from the
sammy vibraes the Mrs Frank hsynod. Of St.
Cror writing friend In this city, g" have Wilcox
Gibbs Machines and happy be able to that eer
f1sg flaf siA Every person
GIFTED t. do think tia. family should 30 without
one "-AdrunsemsHl
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TRINITY COLLEGE.

HARTFoRD Sept. l3.-The Christmas term Of Trinity
College opened to-day There unusually large num-
Der OF students in the Freshmen Glass.
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PAYABLE ALvArs N ADVANCES

PAYABLE ALvArs ADVANCES
The papen to b, . iidssaa
Al tiends Of tho cause invited 10 form c'abs
Address THE TRIBUNE,
be- la k.sassss
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,IASSAfuuSETTS-

THE HON. THOMAS D. ELIOT DECLINES ARENOhlSATi0N.
The Hon Thomas -. Eliot, Representative in Congress
ssoW tie Ist NA;schgssts pstDet lI iae it is9 yeAs
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Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune'
NEw.HAvES. Thursday sept. Ia-Eyening.
THE BALL IN THE EVENING.

The semi.centennial ball given by the Grays this
evening at Music Hell elegant in alt its appointments The
hall is richly decorated with aass and hoEer and brilliantly
il.mia.ssd " tsUyiAass Of isi. q sal, a. QsSSk 3'
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5perial Notices.

Poss-Oce Notice Mails for the KnsdO a
wa s0 ana L'SH o.1 pSa @ os s
n al the Uptown Offices q. follows: stations 900
S g. and nj S'''? JANIS *
Convention Of soldiers and sailors. who desire % oaa-
dItous loyalty the Tuion s@sadsd Goas
non '1s H6 L g Asd At S S0sSS Hal
Ing the State cks, nominated the Union Rsputcs STATE cs
sailors State GO1ysn,e0, be held sspsbs %
the call Of the Committee Of which Major General Fne
The following gentlemen ssnihed
ss sSfesss JOIN JOIN H Il MAeT!sDiHE.
Ssjs!-Sss SSas SoS SaafASS
Nj aaj1 SeSRS sEq ?. " sof FsssAA
Col TEMPLE CLARK
Hoo HoRA tn , GaEELEs
Communication. addressed Col Geo Kellogg Secretary. sss
Cen sp;TER G: sEo soiI KE1 kEsss
Gem Il Il Z. TsEMsINE, Col O. J. Il. p1GAsNE
Gen P aTKS Capt e AhEk Mec PHGmss
fsy@ srH,Tt B. aaRRis ISM ''' O'-' D Commits.
Ward rs ssso gR dpd
Hail. H "a and v 4. w.s ' -. =:
principles Of the Syracuse G,s,g i5sd sssd en-
r. ssiTz Secretary. PrssdsnI pro tssL :,
Eleventh Ward.-Ths citizens of the Eleventh ward fsyo<
abls to the platform adopted Syracuse by the Republican Csas
D. Ossns,es Fen,On and Woodland
IluD
JOHN NUDE JOSEPH HAZELL
VIM BURNS THOS. 7. SUTIdfFB,
GEO. w. COFFIN, T.. listed,
JOHN ID. CONKLiE, VIM GRAY.
JOHN DUKE. JOHN L. SMITH,
SAMUEL CREGAR STEPHEN NJ. WRIGHT.
THOMAS FITZPATRICK HAMILTON WADE,
JAMES PERSON. l.. WEIGH
Twelfth Ward Rally the citizens Of che above wssdss
proving platform and principles Of the Union Party sses
the Union Convention held Syracuse September nve6
70 attend meeting on SATURDAY EVENING September IS a.
Washington Hall Harlem for the purpose OF organizing
Fenton and Woodord Campaign Club -
EDGAR KETCHUM, ROBT. c. BROWN
las III WATSON CHAS. w. JENKINS,
WM RICHARDSON O. Is. TUNI3OH
HORATlO p ALLEN, Col MCLEAN
M, l.. AComci Twenty-econd Ward. meets THfS s.6
EVERY FRIDAY EVENING o'clock the Hall north 500
OF Eshtave and Forty xh Important business W cone
before the Council tonight
New-York Association for the Advancement q
Science and COOPER INSTITUTE, Second Floor On
FRIDAY Sept Is Mr. r. L. DUGDALE VIII read pspT
The Composition Of Prison LabOI" Pubic invited
Fine Gold watch Chains
OF all descriptions for Ladies and 0entlen1eu.
Solid Is carat GUARD CHATELAINE, LEONTIkE ard VEsH
CHAINS for sale BY GEO. C. ALLEN No. ais Broadway.
he door below Csnsist
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DIR. ). II. schcack

PHILADELPHIA
professionally his No - bonds New fo<k svy
TUESDAY from 10 o'clock.
CONSUMPTION
CAN BE
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UPsuAM.s saAaw DYE.

80 CaNfs Rox
NSxes larger than Dyes that sell for 81.
NATURAL. OUHABLE. BEAUrlFuI WAR.
RAStED 60 plesss. This article hes been thor
ouxhly tested by DR. Chiffon. Of New York.
ann Profs. Booth and Garrett Of Philadelphia
Who ,pr0aosace Il free from AL poisonous ,ngre-
dents. aud the material composing Il will not in-
lure the most dslicaie hair. Sold by pruSg .sta
aud Fancy Good dcnfcts everywhere
iAnl7-diy JNO. } KRONER. sole Prop'r.
eos Cheeinut atr~et Philsde fpile.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04
TY ITE N =.

RExovED. 4 Owens, grocers, hav-
ing removed from their old stand in Forest
block, can now be found 10 Viele's new
bsildisg, vhess thsy eii b p'ssssA 70 -
sM'thsir e.d eussomers. Their stock 10 one
Of the finest in ths city. While The prices
win eout;nue seoassabls = hssoEofosA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

AesonssaiSa. -Thos. Cohts of No. "
North Sixth ST.. Williamsburg. who had
the sheuuatism fr IL years. andhas walk
ed on Clutches for ak months, has been re
stored to perfect health by few doses Of
AsrcALvx's GnEAr RHEUMATIC liExsDy---
lie 10 willing 70 confirm this statement on
oath, ifrcqu,red. Stevenson 4 Carnahan,
agents. aug6 6-dlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

For protection from the above, call on X
0tAp5ON 4 CO. and take out Policies in
those frat clsss lnsur ancc Companies repre-
ssnted BY them. Where the assured par
ticipats in the Profits Of the companies
without incSring any liability. Office No.
~ Brady st. apr e>dly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04
Chicago. Rock Island + Pacific
Railroad.

Chicago, Rsck Island + Pacific
za11rOad.
1865. Fail Arrangement. 1866.
Trains run BY Chicago time which is twelve min.
utes faster than davenport time. e
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, SLrT. 8. 1866,
~ and until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily, Sundays excepted) ~ follogt
Going East-lst Mail tram at. .....7 so, - y.
~ Night express. 85, 2. \.
0cing Wcs-1st, Express and Mail tor k-llogs
and Washington, ...... los A. !.
"a, Freight for Kellogg and WISH
1ugt0A .............Sl5A 5 4. q.
Arrive .. Daveu ,ort daily, lSurdsy { zee -
From the Ess:-lsi Night cypress 1t. 3 10, A 4
I'd Dsily Ex. 4 mail. IS so, I. =.
From the West--it freight from Kellogg and
Washington ......4 50 2. \.
"a, Express from Kellogg and
.'ts 4- Washington. ........s zVP.A.
coxSxcrI0Hs.
Az Chicago Wiih I'll Eestern Rostea.
Al LsSaigc with | c. X. X Tor Dunleith, St
Louis Cairo, &c
Al Pond Creek With c. L. 4 .. Il. r. fer Bur-
lington, Keokuk and Quincy. F#
A. Peoria during nsvigAtiopl with Pa.ketE
for oil puiate % lllino's hi,er.
Al Kellogg, Iowa CITY, and Washington With
Western Stage CO. Stages, fsr all pOists West
South west and Northwest. A'A
New and Elegsst Sleeping Coaches on I'll
NiRht trains. fnrough Tckets for sale and
Baggage checked to Principal Eastern Cities
d. BEARDSLY. Asst Gen. supt.
A. KENDALL. Asst. Supt Iowa Division.
Davenport. Sept. 8. lr66.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

THass QcssSic~s ASc AxsvRas Questiob-
II you know friend who suffered fr I'm low spir
its aad hypcchcndria. TO what remedy would
yos recommend him. Auswcr--llrsssL' $ GoL.
Dss BisrsRs. Question-lf your wife was sub
jsct 10 sick headaches, TO What remedy would
yos rceonmend her Answer-HUsssL's 0cl-
- Bssssss. Questicn-lf wou were rendered
wrssshed with Dyspepsia and Debility. or suf.
fersd seuse pain from Crsmp. Chclic. or Liver
Csmplains, to what remedy would you recon
mend yoarselti Answer r-llrsasLs GoLpsx
Bssssss. fhese Bitters str .nethes. iuvigorate
and cure.
.x< NW Iore Deps1 66 aaibsn Street.
For sale u Wholesale and retail, BY Bcid.
es6seke 4 Miller, davenport, love-.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

D0ofs. Ssess. AND GAirsRs.-Child !
c., on Brady nesr Second, call the attsn>
tiss sf the public 70 the 6ns assostaent Of
every Thug d NE liae sf boots, shoes. and
gaissrs, which they keep constantly on
hand, and are selling ss thc most scasona.
Die rates. They can accommodate any eos
With perfect at. Give them . call. We
Runs>ntno natiofnctioo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

You are sure to have nothing LEFT Of your
teeth ha,t stswps, ifyos don't take propes
care of them. The habitual employ yment Of
Rogers' Fragrant Osiontoisne will iusurs .
sosisd sad healthy state eG the teeth, - long
a. yeu live. Il contains no acid or a,y
thing that will injure the teeth. Evidence
of Ct,emiets and Dentists subs stantiate this
locl
Sold BY Druggists. Pssfumers and Fancy
0eods Dealers. Ask for Rogers Fragrant
O6eutoline, and take no other.
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III ED.

This afternoon. oi typhoid fever, CHAuScEY,
only son Of q. X. and knma hrum. aged years.
The funeral will take place at = Q clock 10
morrow afternoon, AZ the residence on 4th 81.
between Rock Island and Perry. Friends Of the
family are invited
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

Scy4F Bass BAIL CLup.-Busineoo mest-
ing this evening st o'clock, st ~ Office q
McNaif I Jordan.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

1Als Jswsasss-thUsp wishias asytlins
h ~ Hoe 4 Hair Jssslry, Switches, Curls,
"a. vi1l Do vsll - call q z. q. Smith, ..
Ne, -, EAst-31-stssee.
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The Western Union steamer Pine Bluff,
leaves daily for Port Byronat : A. NJ, and
4P M.
The elegant and feet packet New Boston
Capt T. ]. Busord. Clerk S. GfennelL will
depart for Fort Madison " morrow inorninr.
r. NJ. Prcttyinan Agent
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iions Of this suolient Ointment and the
Pills. By purifying the blood, assists the
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sisisas - hopeless, hsvs been immetli atdy
cared BY these medicines. In measles,
ensll-pox, scaid head, itch. rinsworm. aud
ell cutanoous diseases the effect Of these
remedies is swift and sure