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PLEASURE PLACES.
Oar Long Branch Correspoudence.
Loso BaAsct July II, 1896

Oar Long Branch Corresp0udence.
Loso BaAsct July II, 1896.
-Costnmes-Bathsn0, dc.
How delightful IL Is to get away from tho monotonous
brown fronts OF the city, 10 leave the DINING bus
tic Of Broadway and 60 beyond the sound Of Trinity
bells Here have morning mail 70 interfere with
our breakfast DIGESTION oco business add
element to the heats Of summer and certainly do
not require any annoyance additional to the latter
ble for the past few days have vaed the tropics So
Worthy We grumbe to our hearts content at the two
hours Of brong but In reality the cool sea breeze
Is enjoyable almost any time Of the day. and during
the early mornings and after twilight perfectly de-
lightfui
Every day marks our rapid progress towards the
sheght Of tho season. Tho number o. guests at tho
hotels che crowds of notAblties and the increase OF
bahers indicate advance OF the Branch 70 hs mos,
brilliant mc After breakfast the ladies congreeate
the drawing rooms, and are treated to choice vocaza
ton BY tho finest amateurs Of New York. II Is no small
matier to commence the day in an elegant drawing
room. surrounded By bevy Of charming Misses. and
looking on the at the ships sahns slong the
coast listen to select airs played and sung In duces har
mony.
We are very uncersmonious here--some people might
call " understandable but como herc Tor physical re-
lief and for the sake Of absence from the dsspaons Of
Gotham. with these objects In view do no, care
often "a the Emperor the story books who had suit
Of clothes FOR every hour in the day Tho only costu
that appears to DO Dc rg.ssr for gentlemen e
themselves very simply aud neatly for ihe
bathing COSTUME Af,cr sporting with tho til
O'Clock tho toilette for dinner Ia arranged and this
for driving the afternoon and tho promenade
In thc evening The unfavorablo weather has hereto
fore prevented the customary drawing room amuse-
ment but s,li have had shcrcal conversational IN
which cards, music and ts,e-aetes have played pro-
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Along the Hudsou.
INTERNAL RRvRSuE Rgfus Rms or THH TwGLrTn

The return Of the annual tax list Of tho Twelfth New
York congressional disrcs comprising tho counties Of
Dutchsss and Columbia 10 worthy Of notice,
port of United satss Assessor Carpenter Of that district
being tho rst ono handed In 70 the dsrAlen at WASH
ington FROM sny part Of tho 5tats viii mako H. perhaps
more interesting In statistical poia Of view In the
year 1as4 the annual Ist for tho whole district smgunsd
10 ts34ooZ The returns for the rear 1895 show tne
snouni paid incomes for that peer 70 BE- Sss7 ia n
being an increase Of o. 10 year previous where
In iae., decrease WA expected. fnsss figures hays
nothing Whatever 10 do with the moathiy list Of mann
mcturers and other returns which amount to SIS 900
per month or 5000 900 ysar Add the latter tha
total Of the annual list and will DO seen that tho
revenue from the above In the Twelfth district
fcos up grand total OF 2s7 iM for tho year 1854
Tho district comprises thirty towns besides the
cities Of Pouahkcepss and Hudson and the return IL
pleasant surprise 70 the govern oca located here
o. report has that other districts win send In returns
for 1858 which In total amount will fall short Of the
WEST POINT.
There is quite rush cf people from the towns and
cties along the Hudson 10 West Point nowadays tho
no less psrsosasa than Lisu,snani dsnsrai Giant WHO
~ ~ present stopping there with his family. Another
interesting fcAtufe on the Point IL tho cadet eneamn
ment Excursonisis arrive ihere and depart ~ short
ness the regular evening drills OF the future defenders Of
our country. The shorss of the Hudson agnhccrt
~ shady a. this season OF Tue ynar and the tssattps
sesnsry from the entrance Of the Highlands aSovaAeck
t. the cyt " Br~-k Neck Innns ~ the taoa " New
bufgh bay INCLUDING the historical locaiicl on either
side isa Toss, fvf ~ admirers Of romantic wees sad
the ccoiing hreezss
AsornEH scuttiSe HArcu TAlxrD or
There "a Considerable ,alk Aboat matching JOSH Ward
john MGMtmi lkke LhA grtar the 8.AIl
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- ImpsrtAat Legal Beci,ieu.
aSisshsrsh0 TO PARrfEa CLAIMING DAMAGE a
uAuwAy uonp aNfua

"a. cou,, -, tho Rocbss,sr upion, July Ill
,.son As susciinYpesis he rendered an MtorNkl ~
vs Dad eorpovnijoos rEhts Of cItisens m suits NJ
iSs e John Sss,,,'s q, y. NJ .eg Ys,c
ssph ssps ss'i q Inn oiy II. va. ssa.ais y 9,
!rsos on n. way the 'fIas s,snws'is 'l irsIs
v1 zane rom a., Nc cast n stepped apon ,fsysS
was wrurk By the tender, throw ac~n, an n'.
fsa In 1859 an action Cor damages wss -
Circuit Court befure The las Judge Knox 80 "
suit the ground that the pnisn ga ncs y ~
pvtcsu,ou look out for danger bcfcrs stopping W.
he track rhs assGmed that he dd not LOOK ny
or be would have seen the engine, and would not ms
fore have been injured The counsel for the plaintiff Y,
Perry ESQ charmed thai tho Facts they appeared ~
the scstuony should 40 the jury, and they fh,ul1
dsoriue whether his cisrt used the proper
against danger The cour held othcrwisc. The ZEN
efa Term snstnncd the Circuit Judge and the case tens
10 the Court OF Appeals The court q last reso' -
reversed the decision and crsiercd new fis'
Tbs IA understood 10 DO decision thsi me
ury may pa upon the question ~ 10 wbcsler the psn
IN did exsrrIs~ proper caution under ths cSrcama'ce
he de for any person 70 bring an action for peonM
dsrn,ges m ne were over by engine or car. ~
the court that the fact that he Is nIured the
result ef his csrsicssnsss, that ends the n,tte,
white accidents al "a road crossings often occur ugh
the neglect Of parties who su6er they may son mes
and 40 occur through the neglect 81 the agents rail-
road companies. How the fact may have been IN ths
case above decided win not express an opinion Fhs.
IL 10 ne tried again fall but incline " the belief
that inferior court erred greatly In Ne dgcsons 70
the casa aM MM.
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peared one knocked her the head with s,iok NJ w ID
Killing her That they then placed her body in lib
midst OF WOOD pile where they intended 10 let re-
with box to remove the body and found that the dos
OF the deceased had taken his place sch over The
md il-A nil
could get body and that after succeeding they car
red it in the box To whore the Philadelphia Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad was being built and placed In
the embankment.
1t Ia also stated that the man had made h,
disclosure hs commenced TO improve and that he il now
in a fair way OF recovery
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Tine wheat market was quite unsettled ana entirely
nominal al slight decline for all grades excepting prime
and choice which ruled steady. Only limited demand
ps-vailrd and We have only 70 notice Gales Of about
Is 900 bushels No. Milwaukee at 4225 q 81 a.
and q small lot Of new amber Jeuey At a. The corn
market at tbe commencement, Arm ut advance Of
Ir bushc! but subsequently under moro liberal Of
ferlngs, the Improvement was lost and the market
closed heavy with sellers than buyers a yeser
days prces The 5aes compriscd 17s 900 bushels, In
Gliding unsound mixed Western at sSc 86c.,
sound do. at $3.50. Sc. and yellow Western Of e2c
oais depressed b. heavy stock and comparatively
small demand Wo note sales Of about 900 bushels
including 60c for Milwaukee and 60c 53c for Chicago
yo steady but aulet We note sales OF 600 bnsh
els Western CSC Barley and malt dull and nom
iiA. with noteworthy sales.
Bg9swAx quiet and unchanged nj 40r.
eoPrSE.-rhs rnarke, for Rio showed improvement. In
all respects win good demand for nearly all dcscrip
tons. sellers oe sparingy at INC current prices. and
generally demand advance, wAch restricted business
No snles were heard or Other kinds quiet but
very steady. No Do,o salos of ], 500 st. Domingo on
private terfas.
cofros--.Thc market was dull, but Dominally m
changed, closing heavy at our quotations. The sales
ttee all. We
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''"'ot tis's ssfoss-fs' 10y
Ovef thirty years ago there was considerable excite
meD In Cecil county MD account OF the sudden dis
appearance % widow lady, named Patty Polk, who
resided about four miles from Elkton She was last sean
gong into hcket near Ler house, where two men had
just passed All search Tor her fr isiess. After
reasonable time bad elapsed letters OF adm nsrson on
her elects were Issued and In settling up the estate the
adm illustrator was unable TO end note drawn by Of
the nen who had teen seen % 20 into the hcket The
note vas known TO have en- IN her possession short
time before her disarrearance This aroused the sus-
penrs n some Of the people, and the two men we're ar
rested hi, noih,ng could DO proved against them and
they were discharged
rumhpr q years ago % the suspected PARTIES
Il 90, and last week IL reported thai tie o,htr bong
vtry lL -ctw of minister, 10 whom fc made tr'c
conit 'on Ncccrug % popular fufunr, the confession
- u the erect That he With tie other parry, cn W
hts lck - meet them ccrtnlu place, who're they
would pay The money On the NOES md trey ther LAIRD
" rcrt her Thai try fsW bcf - her way hou', ana
knowing that rhe wcsd rs<s through the u,icket fhey
ssas lpts anl ai 10 snAsash spa - scen ~ ale hs'
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| per cent The workmsn claim .ha, viii ~ 49,,
seres Of liie commanding full as high prcas ne - 80
oenoa aunns me sst four yea the movement OF ,hsk
vsyfy. er. "" D"''s
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Commsneemsnt at Dartmouth College.
The exercises win bssin On Sunday. July l5 Who q
discourse will be delivered by President smith Tn ~
evening Of the day following the prise speaking win -
heard. The afternoon Of Tuesday, the l7th. win -
gp.s N sS' Ss;s.s and nd T. !ss s,s',ss
cicty by Row. r. Kirk, n D. During the forenoon n
wednesday George billiard win dslivty an s3Ars1
TO The Phi Bcis Kappa Bocety and IN lbe afternoon II
anniversary Of the literary Societss win take place -
cluding an address By Thomas RUSSELL and poem u
Rev Elijah Kellogg In the evening OF tho sarne da3
the Boston 0crmsnia Band WIN give concert o.
Thursday mcrntuw thore will no mcctng OF the aumnb
In he chapel. 10 be followed By the commencsmsas
exercises
THIS old college,, the slma ~a'er OF webster an
chcais, and woodbury. and Chase, nourishss with n
crcnsing vigov Tho ground for ihs gymnasium NJ
broken on the 37d nit George y DisssiI OF New YORK
graduate Of 1875, rves ga 900 FOR tn erection N
subscriptions for the now ALUMNI hail have reAche4
nearly 0o0 including Of eas0o chiof Justice
Chad, Who vii be present at the Commencement taia
year being the hrseth anniversary Of his eraduaon
Major General W. T. sherman will also be present.
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TROUBLE ANoya Ngw JrRsry suosr Ar 1t IL
stated that the shoe manufacturers Of this city and
nty have combined In dcferlninsticn ~ reduce the
prices hereofnrc pad 70 thclr employees, the fact Of
witch was mad know 10 the uf several shops yes
terisy morning WREN general cessation ~ work
sued The mctnb ~ ~ the "crnftf were Immediately
not ned 10 sterd meeting In the afternoon At Dramatic
Hail, where large assemblage cJngrrra,ed and nrm
determination Wa expressed TO rests the dec sn Of the
employers dc'era,lun Of juhrncymcn from Orange
present. ard gave assurance that whatever
should be determined npon By tie meeting would bc nd
hcred to ny the OrarEei'cs The vis.ou agreed upon
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Before Judge Clerke.

Before Judge Cierks.
JrLy i3-Fyaress W. Roe and Others o. Csei'ia a. y
Apai,e-Tho litigation In this case has been golpS on
for some eghtysa II involves the validity of papr
pupong 10 be the last will and testament Of James
r Alaire The cntro facts In the case lSye already
appeared The Will admitted 20 pobsts by the
surrogate. when an a.neal taken 70 Jhc asnsral
Term OF inc suprsfs Sour which the decree Of
the surrogate. and ordered iai BY jury On certain
Tor defendant they were unable proceed with the
on the day ss, dqu 10 the caeaday for psremptory
trial, so that plaint4 Book an inquest The pros nj
arguments on both sides Judge Ccrks took the papers
and reserved his decision.
Aessrs. James Brady and g T. Lyon for PLAINTIFF;
gcssrs A. =. Todd John cochrane, H. Bradford and 8
p. Nash for defendant
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Hamilton College.

The following is the programme u Commcncsmsas
Week at Hamilton College. Clinton, New York
Sunday afternoon, July iS-Baccaiaureate sermon, b.
President Fisher EveningAddrcss before Society -
Christian Research, BY Rev n. n Vincent, Troy.
Monday even ng, July l6-Priss Defamation.
Tuesday afternoon July I7-Class-day exeroiseg
Evenins-convention Of the Sigma Phi Orator Major =
K Panborn, Jersey CITY; poet Horace Mack, Ithara
"Wednesday mrrn,nf-L.yins co,nor stone Of 'Psu
Milwaukee, post, Guy X Cleveland Aftornoon-Ak
drcss before th, alumni, By Hon: Thoa NJ pemcro0
Auburn: poem By Rev. ". J. Erdman, fafetlevlll&
svsnins-Mssting Of the alumni and friends Of u
college
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FAMILY MApKET REVIEW.

90 CSC roasting pieces, 20c Csc c0rnedboef J2c.
20c lamb forequarters 20c 22c hindquartcrs $50.
a 30o. mutton forequaters, 12c. hindquartrs, iGc
veal forequarteFs 16c. headquarters Csc hams, 24c
shoulders, DOC sausagcs zoe. 22c picked tongues,
81 Is; smoked tongues ~ Is 81 So
rOULrRY AND GAMK-- Philadelphia chickens are selling
at 500 PR b. FOWLS 32c 35c turkeys 39c. $50
ducks, 40c SQUAD pigeons 81 pcr doz. geese 81 50
per pair.
FrR.-Eels selling at $50. to 2oc apsund; halt
but zoe Goldfish, 100 handbook, 10c blus fish, 12c
porees, i0c sea bass 1sc founders. 100. salmon,
40c shccrshcad 2Oc striped bass zoe. Holsters, &C..
BUTTER Prime Orange county butter Is selling o. 45c.
pound prime State 40c. cooking butter SOC 3Sc
cheese 20c. o 22c.
vHosrAMxs Norfolk tomatoes are selling at Csc O
quart; green peas 40c. q peck; string beans. soc q
peck new potatoes, 60c. q peck caulinowers. 75c q
DOC hres salad So head boots, To. l0c. bunch.
FRUIT Muse,clons sclling from 10c. TO Soc each
biacxbcrics 3sc quart; raspberrios 200. basket
whortleoerries $50 quart cherries, DOC. SOC cur.
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Commencement Week u Yale College, ns1
Sunday afternoon, July 22-Baccsaureass sermea, hg
p.v W Clarke. Professor Of Divinity.
Monday and Tuesday, July 20 aud 24-Examinassoa q
candidates for sdmisson 70 Coleea TUESDAY evening"
Wednesday morning, July 2S-Bumnes mceung -
PIT Beta Kappa Society; annual meeting Of aiuanA
Accommodating meetings Of Linonia and BroshssS
Societie Evoniug-Oratiop before Phi Beta Kappa q.
cieiy, By A. D. White, Of Syracuse, and posa y
a. II Hollster OF LitchAed Also. on Wsdns4
day class mcctiags appointed for classes Of ls14
Is2l 1925 1883, 1sAo. isll, is4S, 1851, 1854 lssH
Thursday, July 2s-commencemsnt s22 W
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Herewith We give . ist OF the dates At which Cen.
menccmcns will In various colleges the prsseas
year.
Harvard University July Is; Dartmouth College, yuv
10; Wesleyan University July 10; Hamilton oolegA
July -; Hobart Collage, July g Lafayette Col!seA
College, July o. Union College, July %; Dowdea c..
lego, August / Williams College, AUGUST !: UnivsgpalY
OF Vermont August 1; Middiebury College, August q
Oberlin COLLEGE, August Is, Brown Univesiy Septeu-
ber s; Centre college, September - N o..
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AN0FHEN scUfffNG MATCH TALEEH on
There Considerable tai. Aboa: matching JoaA Ward
saAlnsl Johu MeAtal ltLs lAias Lha vrtaS the aadA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-02
CONSTITUTION WATER

nAe D9sN PnONOUNCgD ~ THE MIDI
u ~ roeulty and the public 10 be he nsas
vsaoseeal tene1y Toe the permanent ere 81 III
oiasaDse Of ~ Bf0AACH. LIVER. klDNki8
81 sAADooo ehsl hss ever hssn offered.
u y - anNsaAl y Assa. Il 10 from sxPersenees
asusay let % naa doubt, when . siaRls 6otsle
~ bsea known 70 cure diseases which The bsee
n this country has failed relieve
Are0e1y puseseaing The vtrtsea u Couslisatioa
Ws1ss eanaos y elasssd under s'qusck" prepare
tisos. = Il u nov used By The most scienti9e
pesseiassasrs IL this city Il 10 only second caes
ehveisians thse cry down popular remedies. while
Ne better skilled make use Of every means 70 ~
esaPlish care; end the succeeds ofthe ply sicians
tneeoaoee = his knoWledge Of deterrent remedies
eaaboe hin - peoauss euss, while others fAilin
We atte0pt. 6cisoss 10 soiisSed With the truth.
Give Constitutes Watsr fair trial--we mean
yeu vhe ass under sone epsctsidee's eare f.oa
sAe ~ coassntly rcsorting y local frsss0sst,
I'd ~ sorts d local appllsasicne for diseases,
Nm - neeA eAancs Of s1cceas = there would b..
IRON leoal opplicoeieas 70 ~ throat fos diseases
u bfais. VI hare besa csrsfal 70 use language
= eae eifeeoaf that eeald not shsck the most del
3eaos eeDani1e1iea, bit " rsoeive - many con.
9..isa6e.c ns9 lssse.s e which Cos.sissslcs
tlsa hes bses aaae, thal 20 have come TO the
esaslusiea tAst II the remedy 10 capable Of pre-
lneia9a euss, - matter Whist the aisease may BE-,
Il sheuld be aDods hnown. The medieine 10 pat
ap for The psblie, ed there should b no exesp-
tleeA Ne ~, Consultation Wstesis not like .
el1eea pill nSde 10 suit the eye and taste; II 10
osoiaos. = evssy $3.50 q shs term placed Il
aAss ssessaisg y - dirsssioss Il vill il every
e10epeo4oos feaisal euss. We wonld ~ that
~ directions q ssgsed 70 Diet etc. relate only %
NJ disease un1er which they occur.
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SPEER'S SAN1UR0 PORT WINE
Cslrhns~ n Earsrs NJ IT. medicinal and h<s~Acias
Nsatiss. hAly e~tcrWgr ~ cmncnt ply sicians Mse4
kurupcan and American Hospitals, ard hy eOuae 81
~ e.t lsmilIss y Enrcpe ArA AmrrsyS.
~ JuNtC-lt has no equal. tnustne "a appetite,
80 busldsus up The SYSTEM being entirely aparc vine
a . uV<t Nlnnble grape
As plrRETic-1i impsrts ahcsthy action cftho
0ln4e. Kidneys and Urinary Ofrnnp, vcry bcnc}cia0
Deofey, Gout and Rheumatic affections
SckkRS WINE 10 pure article from the Juice N
the ros Grippe, possessing medical psoprictrs supe-
vue ~ ~ other wine IN nee md al excellent article
~ oil vrek and dehitissed ler~cns, and the sred and
ia1,m i2rscving The appetite and trnshssnr sdies
feItY h oncr. md yua will nas ~ s~ccIv~a.
~ ~ snFc thc sAguatnrr u AiSasp HPsna b ovss
crsk n each hustir.
oeod hy aruggirr and al Arst e,ass dealer n.o all
~ ths CASTklIA IuRT MANDY, d chrirc oN
.s!ire insrorscd only " Mr.. spccr direc, frpE The
go Issde supplisu ~ wholesale drugri-,. In !. 80
York. n.son. Philadelphia and ~ lon.r. Ard W >
A. SrEER. u HE Vineyard In New Jer.ey. rrnci
pal Once. SOS broadway. New York
For ssle IN nnycrrorthy HARRISON A sTARks
Wholesale and Retail irucri.ts pecIdify
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-02
A New Discovery.
PLASTIC SLATE
.a ROOFING

NVHIS VALUABLE INVENTION SUPID-
i SEDES oil discoveries heretofore made for
cheapness and durability, hos the advautasss
over Shisgles. Slate. Tile, or the vsrious C.
ments now in use. In several respects. Il u
just - suitable for 6at roof ~ sny other-Will,
under any ordinary circumstances, last = Ion9
q the building il covers. being cembipstion
Of pulveriaed Slate and viscous matter 1.-THE laa-
ter possessing chemical alksity for The former, J
resists the power Of either frost OF heat. and in.
proves BY age. Being susceptible Of little, II
any wear, and perfectly fire proof, II 10 UNEQUAL
I'd a. paint for railrosd oad farm buildinee.
fsnces end bridges
II 10 highly recommended BY the Farmer,'
s01ue = Nov Yoek, ,sad - Scion Robinson. Az
ricultural Editor Of the New York Tribvne'
g. Bend for Circular. .3s
0s-ssr1 e aAUL9nAM q TONNER.
~ ~ licensees ~ the State Of Iowa
leieoase gFu11Dd, material and infosmatioa for.
sished ON application %
O0ee asst door scsth Of Post One. m Steira.
jyls-dtf Davenport, lswA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-02

Bio 0aGe 81 stSee psspasstlcas u meseurv af'ss
~ pss1oss nese susroe and death thss TIE d6ssso
VITA 49, peef1oo 10 eurr.
An1 ~ ~ corrosive naegsSol, 6eoouneoo - ~
Dspee doetoes. b psescSs1e1 - Nm almsss 6aissses
~ = sasss = nses esspaslss, eonssnptiss ssbaae
MEnalcxp sU0As.CoArED mus
Qeesa0oes1 setirey ~ sosts - hesh~. nbtsns1tsSo
~ gSeee eeeseAooee % ostaso 81 their esnlag -
eseo0 Uim eopeos eoon aDtAe no1ieis leSr1G4t -
ne tese o6o mn eaxsslrent. MesslehS Prs DO -
psodsee asy nsaesa a. siebs u the stomach ~
uAss givsa fes dgsVsi mey Be pscpss 10 - tiso
= eonneet1eo uilh 0evSick'e kia eios ~ eAternos
- ehe juseess 0eeasDeot he 1iers'ivt 1acultss ase
e6oodlg sssessed 70 ahels fso vees. sn6 he cest -
- q io1eReseioo nag ~ ease4 aaess -
Whsa oc seasel tkGe I, . uses h ~ 9r6est tneonD
esnns - the bod1. tAaA - b asstUse1 The i0pss
90 - ollss1ss - 1esed ed 0seDs stao ~ ~ -
= aajsse 70 @as1 dlsssesss 80 IN NAea NJ ~
oaasd - lnasstss, DE ~ ~ bo1y elso o&Ase1o
olly. = = - enspsossnQ ~ ese14Hs vAieA ~
essese Ne Geat spesollsns u ~ lIsse snls6 -
- $1,000 s1ssees = - sssssel Asesn - =
.sss.:1s = - -. ST I. ~ r u : :
- ]. Slle - Is, 81 :sl.sesi
- Co. <! "a e. ~ $500 sss.ssA
o(Hon66 q 114Ilo1s 80 l0Aesss = ~ raskHepa
VGG1 blSnGa C6naAa osu4 A0sseoo, oe10Js ~
A00e1ss nA0a0 - soeaase1 y salsse e. 9pN
Il tsss<sos 10. .A~ss,s. f''yy n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-02
INSANE ASVuUM.

CT. vINCENr's INSTITUTION FOR THE IN.
y SANE, ST. LOUIS, MO. A PrivsGe Institu
ton established and conducted by the Sisters Of
Charity. Founded aug. 10, 1883. The insane,
Epilcptc. &c, Of oil denominations, Of both sex
es and from ever stste are admitted. For terms,
etc. apply to the Sister Superior. or to DR.. J. K.
BAUDUY. Attending Physician. nvl-dlys
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-02

(LATE ISLAND HOUSE,
MACklNAW.

Cops. -. VAN A1.LENs RrOpF.
Tms HOUSE HAS UNnGR0oNE A THOROUGH
change. been moved ~ feet back from the street
TO elevated ground commanding fine view VI the
our Great Lakes pass also capacity o. house much
enlarged and put in thorough repair for business
will open first Of June next for tho reception Of guests
Steamboats, leave Chicago. Bufyho and Sarnia Can
ada) daily fof this place touching II intermediate pugs
uosscs and Carriages, Sailing and Fishing Doa1s
furnished At shoSt notice. H1SA10