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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-07-20
MORNING, JULY 20, 1866.
MisfelIaueuus.
THE EvERLAsTINGs.

In the interior of railway carriage ar
seated gentleman und lady. The gen
tleman is bronzsd, apparently by long resi-
dence In hot climate. Ills hair an,
whiskem are jet black, but the crows foo
Is visible at either temple. The lady is at
tired in the height of fashion, in a ayI,
suitable to youth and beauty.
Gcnt-"Would you object to having th,
window up1 Many years Of Australian
life have made me very sensitive to drafts.
Lady -tAsidc) "That voice ~ (Tc
gentleman) 4Uh, not in the least!" tAsid.
again. ut Is Eustace."
Gent -(cmphatically) -"Thank you ~
(Aside) "Those accents!
Lady-"Did you speak? 2"
Gcnt--'l beg your pardon. Your voice
recalled recollections Of fifty years ago. !,
reminded Inc Of one who In other times,
but no matter. Your features, too, are
strangely like hcn-only, if you will allow
me to say SO, the complexion is even more
brilliant"
Lady-"Oh, might ! ask her nalneT'
Cent-"lier name was Rose"
Ludy-''ltis il my own."
Gent-"ls Il possible that I am speaking
to her daughterT'
Lady-"You are speaking to herself"
Gcnt-"feavens! Why, no. No, sure.
ty."
Lady-"Yes, indeed"
Gent-"But that fresh-excuse my rude.
ness-that youthful color'"
Lady-"That raven hair %
Gent-"l'll be candid with you. 1t is a
wig the gentleman's real head of hair or
invisible peruke-warrnnted to defy detec.
ton"
"Lady-"Eustace, will return your con-
fidence. owe this bloom TO the art of
Madame Esther"
Gent-"Enamelled love. My Rose, my
own lost Rose found! NY Rose unfaded !"
Lady Your Rose will fade no more.
She has been rendered beautifhl-"
Gent-"Ob, how beautiful! Let me fold
thee in my arms"
CThny embrace as well as they can. The
dye Of his whisker blackens her face, aud
the paint of her cheeks comes off OH the
end Of his nose.)
Gcnt-"Beantif,l,"
Lady-"Beautifhl forever!"
tRailway guard appears at the window
Guarl-"Change here for Dovcdale."
They hobble out.) aa'r'
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FAaSEss' Dora-A farmer Who has boys
will hnd workshop no small aid In educating
them. Skill In The use Of tools 10 . most On.
viabls and profitable accomplishment. and oss
that nearly oil boys t.ks delight In soqsiriss.
u properly Instructed. they vim take pride Ia
using tools sith care. and In kssplsg then Ia
good order, sad viii spend many - hosr IN
making things sssfal and beautiful. which tis.
would otherwise. perhaps. b vo.s tSaa vsss.
Cd. A Workshop. veil hnshsd. WIN save mon,
~. tine. troubls, and vsxsaioa; h yin sda
cate Jour boys in nost useful vsy, ssd kssr
them non acquiring bad habits; q b. In 81
FsPsuts, souvsaisat and sso.enleai, yoa GO.
not a6ord 10 do withoutiI c,t if3
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SPARE LINES.

A girl that has lost her beau may IS we'll
hang up her fiddle.
Why does the fool who never laughs 70.
mind you Of the wisest Of men ? Because
he's a Solcmn'un.
1t is always to he feared that they who
marry where they do no. love, win lovo
where they do not marry.
There are good many people in tho
world who spend half their timo in thinking
wl,a, they would do if they were rich, anil
the other half in conjccturing what they
shall do us they are not.
Some people sprinkle their husbands with
,earx in orler that they may sweep the casl,
out Of their pockets Just ss people usually
sprinkle the floor before sweeping.
his "a maxim worthy Of being written in
letters of gold, that there Is no method %
certain Of defeating tho plots Of wicked
men against us ss by acting upigh.ly.
Men are generally deserted In adveniiy.
When the sun sets, our very shadows re.
fuse to follow us. ..
He who is not willing to fll place he is
fitted for will find no place fitted for him TO
fiji!
lie who l,as not forgiven an enemy, has
never yet tested one Of the most sublime
enjoyments Of lie.
Law is like sieve you may sec through
il, bu, YOU must be considerably reduced
before you can get through It.
When death comes we walk down in tho
valley of shadows, knowing that VIC shall
find there the shining footprints Of the Saw.
;or. md confident that la duo time tho
morning light Of resurrection will break up
on the spirit, and we shall be with God for.
ever. ~ p s..-I I.H
DR.. Mott used 70 say that ros't.besf,
serenity Of mind. cold water ha'l's, and an
anable and pretty wife, would mako any
man healthy, wealthy and wisc.
To pepcvcre In ones duty and 30 silent,
l. the l,cst answer to calumny.
The following verso contains all tic let.
,en Of the alphabct, snd may be used ." an
exercise for young children 10 traeins tho
letters;
.oaa sIvss tAs grsssg % As nsat -
A.d qsscAb hsars ~ shssps ~ oy,
- -, vhs tasas ~ 49, vhsss,
fra assh ~ sna ~ pssisss hisA" q
A New York lawyer has fallen victim
TO tho cholem. A had case.
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81 One Of the oldest incidents in the
records of the stnge occurred recently al
a New Orleans theatre. An elderly actor
was in the midst Of an impassioned love
scene, when his false teeth became loosene.l
and fell out upon the boards. The lady
with whom he was playing. with grca,
presence Of mind, swept her ample skin,
over the dentists work, and the actor
dropping his handkerchief, stopped and re.
gained them, and walking jnuniily from the
foo,lighis replaced them without having al
all deanged the scene or attracted the ut.
,en,ion Of moro than dozen people in the
house. -
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"ln lining the kettle ffom the hre seaidsd my
self very severely ono hand almost to q crisp.
The torture was unbearAble. The Mexican
Mustang Linimsnt relieved tbs pain almost inme-
diAtsly. Il healed rapidly, and lsft very little
CuAs. FosrER. 40 broad ST., Philada."
THIS IL merely Q sample VI What the Mustang
Liniment will do. 10 "a Invaluable la all cases OF
wounds swsilinys, sprsins, cuts, bruises, spavins
etS. either upon man or beast.
Beware sf eountsrfsits None 10 genuine uu-
less wrapped In hne steel. plate sagrnvinxs, bear
Ing the signature of0. w. westbrook. Chemist and
tho S''pais stamp of DssAs BARNES . Co., Ne"
York. -
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ST.-is6o.-X-rhe amount OF Plantation Blt-
tsrs sold In one year u samsx shat startling They
weuld an Broadway six feet high iron the Park "
1th street. DrakeS anufActory II one Of the In
stitutions Of New York. IL 10 said that Drahs
painted all the rocks In the Eastern states With bis
granny legislators ~ pass Law "preventing dis
figuring the Aee OF nature which gives him mo-
nopoly. We do not know how this Is, but No do
knos the Plantation Bitters SKILL as no other Ar
community, and Arc death on Dyspepsia-certain,
They are very inviEorating when languid and weak,
and great sppetiser.
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goetrg.
TIE WORN WEDDING RING.
By ". G. pESSErr,

srw.c c. pkSsErr.
Your weiiiog ring wears ,hiu dear VIE; al, summers no
ak~,
since ps, On your finger hnt have passed Oer me
you,
And, hv., what changes we have seen-~hat cares an
plessurss too
Since yos bscams my dear wife. when this oil rim,
was pev.
ok-ssnss On that rry day, the happ,est q my is,
When, thanks 70 G your Low sweet "Yss" made yoa u,
loving wik.
Your heart vii say the same know, that days - dsa,
10 ycu,
hat day ,h., made ne yours, dear wife, when this I'D
ring new!
How veil 4, rmcmh-r nov, your young sweet nee thai
day.
How hr y", --r.-how dear yoa were-my tongue could
hArIly say;
NoS hoe lOa,ei a, you, al, how proud wss q you,
But did lyvr yvu more than nov, when this old ring wss
new.
No-uo; no hrer were you then than at th hour to me-
Aud dear % NE N he thi, day. ho~ could you dearer be
Al sve-. your iaee nigh, be that day now Il b, Ills
true,
Bu, di know yOar heart o. well when this oh ring was
new,
partner of my s,dpe, wife. what care, what grief b
there,
r@ me yoa ~oali not bsavely hce,-with me you would
not share,
wha. a weary want had every day, n wanting yoa,
Wanting the love that God made mine when this Old ring
Year, bsins iresh link, 10 bind u.s. we-ma voices that
are here,
Small aers round our he that make their mothers yet
more dear,
Small loving hearts, your each day makes yet more
like to you,
Mor. like the loving heart made mine when this old ring
wa new.
AMI h,e-.ei h. Goi, all lie has given with US yeti
around
Our table, every little lis lieut. to us stii Il found
though care, we've known with hopeful hearts the worst
we've .trugrled thrVaxh,
Be-d be Ills name Or all Ills lore snce this old ring y"
The ra,, !, dear; II, sweetness . memories treasure
The grrf. we've borne together borne We woah no. now
b~vut,
Whatever wr the future brings hear, unto heart sIl
true,
Wen share 40 we hsv. shared al else since this CID ring
Was new.
And 0ei spare ,nonest sons and daughters to
grow oil.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-07-20

Saws rus Baisrsxs Of bristles, for
shieA many ,housasds Of dollars would gladly
b. paid By brush Manufacturers. Are aaauaily
wasted throughout the United States. Here d
. chance ios fsrwsrs' boys to edo rood and
make money Whenever hog b sslaaghtsrsd,
pix oct the srisslss, tis then In bsseA tAt
bet ssds all oss vay. and ssll then 70 The
eosat,y STORE hsspsr, who viii Cad rssdy
market br thsnia the city. F-.f.r
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-07-20

WHAT DIN IVA young lady, returning To her
country home after n sor'urn of a lev months In
New YORK, WAS hardly recognized by her friends.
In place Of n rustic, flushed lace; she had son,
ruby compile xion, OF almost marble anoothness T;
and instead OF -, she really appeared but ~. she
told them plainly she used hsgans MAGNOLIA
Balm and would not he without IT, Any lady can
im prove her personal appearance very much by
using this article. 10 can DO ordered of any drug.
xist ior only 81 cents.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Druggists
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-07-20

Iieimstreet's inimitable Hair Coloring has been
steadily growinx In favor Tor over twenty years
II acts upon the absorbents at the roots VI the
hair, and changes IL to Its original color ty de-
yrses. All instantaneous dyes dsaden and injure
the hair. Heimstreetsi 10 not o dye, but is certain
In Its results, promotes Its growth, and is beau
tifal HAiR DREssiss. Prico ~ cents and Si.0o.
sARSfoGA sPRiNG WATER, sold by all Druggists
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-07-20

All Who value beautiful head ofhair. and its
preservation from premature badness and turning
gray, will not fAl To use Lyons celebrated Ma
thaIrou. 10 MAKES the hair rich. son and glossy,
eradicstes dandrum and causes the hair 10 grow
with luxuriant beauty. IL Is sold everywhere.
4. THOMAS LYON, Chemist. ". Y.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER sold ny all Druggists
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scn.wiso orr IsoS Nurs.-Nnts have
sometimes been found SO tish, that no
wrench would remove them. This was
because they became warm, and being then
applied TO very cold screws In winter, they
contracted by cooling while on, and thus
held the screw with an imn,ovablc grasp.
Always avoid putting warm nut on q
cold screw; and to remove It, apply large
heated iron in contact with the nut, 80 rs
10 heat and expand L, and Il will loosen q,
once e-or . cloth wcttod with boiling water
will accomplish the same purpose.
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ouRIosITIIs OF CONGRESS-.

The total number Of Senators and Rs-
prcsentatives who have had seats in Cong
rcss since the adoption Of the Constitution,
Is 4,0l2-the twenty-one free States having
sent 2,6l0 members, and the fifteen slave
States I 400 members. The members, &C.
cording to States, arc put down a follows:
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-07-20
MEDICAL.

AGuA ps MAGNOLIA. - The prstiiest thing tns
.s~eetest thing" and the most OF u ior the ieas'
money. II overromss the odo, OF pefsp,lsy,n,i
6.i n.,s.w., nllays keadsehe aud inflammation
ana 'Is 4 necessary companion In the sek room, ,n
M. nursery aud upon the toilet siieboard. IL
can bs obtained everywhere At one dollar per bot
Ssrs,sxa spriss Water, sold by all Druggists
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EXCURSION FROM The POOL.

The fast sailing yacht .'Bouits, !" Capt Cook.
will be stationed at the Pool for the benefit Ut
all parties wishing 10 make excursions ut sea.
Said yacht is - tons old tonnage. thoroughly
seaworthy and fitted up in handsome manner
for the accommodation of patrons. and is CON-
manded by one of the most experienced Mas
ters In the United States.
Every means possible will be extended to
passengers to render the excursions agreea-
bic. try
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-07-20

LYos's EXTRACT or PuREJ AnAIcA GEaEa-ios
Cholera Morhus, &C.. where o warming. genial stim.
ulant 10 required. Its careful preparation and
entire purity makes u cheap and reliable article
forculinsry purposes. Sold everywhere, at joes'
sARSTOaA SPRING WATER, sold by all Druggists
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-07-20

b VThe Philadelphia Convention Is ex.
pecsed to bc composed Of most Of tho old
silver srsys. It will be highly respectable
sssemblase Of old fossisA who have about
- clear conceptions Of what b tho pubic
sentiment OF the country, n Mr.. Seward
had in 1861, Of tho length Of tho war.
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TARG FOR SALE
FOR s AL Ell

Gss ~ 1I;s: vss:.s. - - ssss:s ss ss".ss; =
eesnse 60 Rsss al nssas vsssse snsses,
bella b he ne:s thosesyA .as.es. nas ~ -
suitabie fer asothss koass loo Aeslrs1. - Ne
1T of multi tree, and shruhhcsy. viii old eeeap
icr eash. Apply BY letter 70 A: ID. GILMAN.
n AoPsdaie. Msss
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81 Tho war IN er,ssia has caused such
scarcity Of labor, that women aro em.
ployed in repairing railroads.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-07-20

Why y q bob-,siled hono like a ono chap
ter soy! Because the tail Is NO, coudnu.
cd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-23
s


- = ! A. ~ +
Nsw Yons, Nay n 0one deaails os ~
Geht q Callao ere publlshed
ne ruovlneD ~ plD ea1ee13ss .1oonseq
viss = - 81 49,. ~ ss - 1T. ~
- 6oa go ~ - via's' ssd sAFe9
I n = O. IN = hess ~ villa q
n.6rid ~ - osivs roVse dsrsased and
~ tov01 q e acljsa sThs Beseagsel4
moved o. sUDn1y mioneD 1a1ef, having ~
rsived . henvy tane6 ~ noar ~ water line,
lsskine Eodly and ot1lGsd ~ cafeen 70 pref
IN sinkiee. A. ~ pase two The Biancs
IA neeDlu63oo ssejepd 70 repair i1jngies. bot
- rs1nrne6 % poooiO6 Nm The eof ID
~ and continued hg6ting TO The end 81
m sfssr ne eommencement Of the battle
,PerrVina toetery Containing two ~
nnu1ndSrs xfosteoogs guns Wss blown -,
|dlemountine the guns and killing and
-onn.line evosy 0ae In the vicinity. In an
oeher battery 800 FOUNDER Armstrong gun
~ Disappointed 1t Che nrst fire. With these
ercsUtjuns The Ire Il the Peruvian batteries
~ heavy aad veil directed ard every mo-
n,ant became more fatal and destructive.
soon alter 5 o'cIOck the 6paniards retired
the batteries firing until they were out o.
lmnga Tils laB gun was heed ~ Ne ssoni
| tor Victoria.
The Pssuviass are aaid 70 have lost Aixty
Killed and TO wounded
The shOt disabling the steam pipe Of th'
villa Dc Madrid killed eighteen and Wounds
twenty one, ard II wss Thought fsom tina
~ 6panlsh lon FAR exceeded that Of tn
POsuviauA
~ Vllia Do Madrid had eight shot hole
! u her 49,. snd The Blanca was struck fort.
Umeo. TIE oahsss received nearly - man.
OhOtA
IRE NumsnCia being iron chad came d
VERY we'll, bat one eight inch riile prciectil
plefced her i've and half inch iron plattn
ana went partly through the wooden pack
r.. She was fought 20 . to receive the DR.
se au angle, hence her plating caused Ii
shots to glance. The Officers Of the Vandel
bin think che was In no condition 10 rene,
THE attack.
The epanlards had only solid shot 20 til
city wne little injured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-23
BAVKuN01 BuOu0E u
Jaw Cooke e. Co.,
Ger. Wall \ NaSsaa Nis. rev Hork.

I'm ~ - 1--WE ~ oDos -
Jay Cooke e. Co.,
Ger. Wall 4 Nassaa ST., New veSk. +
In connection with our houses IN Pailsds,phia ed
Washington. we have opened NEW FORK HOUSE
q abovc At the above location and Offer our services
to Banks, Bankers and Investors for the tsansaaIon
Of their business In this city, including purchases
and sale Of GovEnNnvsr 6rCuns1Es, STOCKS. BosDst
AND GoLD We constantly repscsDted q ~ 0tOck
Exchange and Gold Board. where orders ssnt - ~
promptly nlled. We keep on hand fnll supply Of
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES or ALL 1xSuES.
baying and selling a current prices and allowing
respondents the most besal rates the market ao1s.
aps-dAwIy 1AH COOKE - -.
I" Ere Dsne PaDllce.''
Private Diseases coro0 In eh0
ahos test 1sssslb1e sisne
by Dr YOUNG hate of Philadslphia) whs las located
himself pesnansnaly q No. u Third ~, rlTT6
BURG, PA. He addresses On those who have injured
themselves BY improper Indulgence and solitary hab
its. which rnin both body and mind. un1ttiAg thsn
for either business study marriage. Ne - dis
covered the most Certain, speedy and only Reetual
Remedy In the work. SOr an Private Dlseases Al What.
ever naturc, Weakness u the Back ND Labs, Btsic
lures, Affections Of the kidneys and Bladder 1nvolun
tsry Discharges, Impotency. General Debiiiy Ncrs
vousness Dyspepsia. LAuguor, Low Spirits, CosfasIoa
q ldne<. aa1tattea ii ~ lsart, 1SnIdlty, Tfsnss
bling, Dimsess Of Sight 0sadinss Disesss Of ~
Head, Thsnt, Mosr u shin. A1sslaoas - The LAYER,
luscr, Stomach ls0wels- those terrible disordsv9
arising from the Solitary Habits u Y0sGA-ttoss
sErnKr aud solitary practises fatal To their Wei
TINS than thg s0sla u 6ysens - tln Assisess q
uyssrs. bSightn tAelf moet brilliant hopes astic
ipat'ons, rendering marriage, 4e-. inpossibls.
The fearful ssects On W miad ~ ssneA 10 -
dreaded-toss Of Memory, Confusion u l6eas, Del
prtseIsa efSpisas. FsiD Fugssdhsgs. Avssss Dsocii
esy, ScltDktrust, Love - Gs1eaDs 1I1ly, ~ as@
some oft he svlIs Isoducsd. zi"'t
Thousands q persons q ~ ases q. =. t.Aes
Whist 4 the cause Of heir decSinln4 hsAlkh 1o6thS
vigor, becoming week, pale, nertOeo ~ Gnaea1oel
having singular appearance about ~ eDee. cengl
and symRtoms 81 consnmpti0q 49,. Is,
AN EMAENA0O0UE FOR 11Q LADIES . Qqol
pound prepared ana s0d only By Dr. Ynqne, W0sfa0s]
ed to rdm0se ~ OhsfuciOns 10 - heeAy be0strua,
flood impaTtng pee tor 81 activity y the syse0l
price 81 PER bottle Obstinate caoeo u 100 GG1n4
ma1 require No. D which y four Degrees seroagi
than No Il t1ice IS ~ @Dt0ai III
Persons at 4 distance BY stating their symptoms,
&c and oefups!i21A csq receive edscilab - 41Drq,
~ sk & "a ! SJSS! Il. 4a.s.R,lAl
burg Pn. may9ld81AW1y
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MADAME REMINGTON, ths wCrla-rsnewnsd
Astrologist and Sonambulisic Claisvoyant, willis
claIvoyant state dcncates The very features Of The
person you are marry, md BY the I'D II lnstru.
NEST Of intspe pewe, laUwuas ~ rsychsaStropc,
guarantees 10 proiucc perfect and fe-like picture
Of the future husband wife of the applicant With
date Of marriage occupation leading traits Of char.
acter. &c. This |. no imposition, - testimonials
without number assert by stating plsCs of bths
age disposition. color Of eyes and hair ard escl0en9
fifty cents, and stamped envelope addressed To your.
self yon will receive the picture ~ return mail, ~
gether with desired information.
Address In confidence, MADAME GSRIRuDs REnrss-
TON, r. q. BOX 2g7, West Troy, N. Y. msy3dkwsn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-23

WAsmIHeroN, Nay 9.-The President has
nominated John Logan, father Of Gen; 10
M. narohal for the Southern District OF
illinois,
Prepasaalops ars making to issue $500, 900
Of fractional currency this week to take the
p1ace Of 1 similar amount mutilated and 70
BE cancelled. "
Commodore Leon Smith, Of tina late rebel
navy. has bsen pardoned, on the recosnmen-
dalton Of Senators Stewart, Nyce, Nc Dou.
ri, Howard, Chandler, and others. Also,
Henry A. Braeg. an Oflcer in the rebel
army. on the Recommendation of Senator
Hsndereoa and Hon. J. p. Blair.
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81. LOUIS 0RAlN El.BvATOu
CHARGES ron STORAGE, &C.

lfas.i0asIpast thereof
0oO1x)ng, u sewed wheat, Rye md Bar
ley, l1c p bushsl: Com, 1c do; Oats, xc do;
same II Ted. ~ do. - $.
lDroyaG0--To steamer, il saeks--Oats,
10 = busSsl; Wheat, Corn asd RYE, NE = J;
harley 1kc do. 70 Within limits bounded north
By North Msekes street. vest BY Fiileensf stsset.
south By Choutesu Avenue, II bulk Or u aack,
l9zc p bsshel beyond above limits = Do. 70
ksss 81 Louis dep0ts. 90 = 100 ~.
All Dray age ffem the Elevator coutro1led ~
the Company. ny order Of The Boesd,
apr96-dly JOHN r. SMITH. Soe'y.
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Oovsopsse nar1Ees Deposs.
Ny -. toes. !
1Issa. --.whslssals. PER ~ es.se
II sosks. $500
Aifa "a Rslsil . ~. eeo0 +
= Sasks, oeo0.
II I'LL, tS.eO.
bucxensAS FtOUn.-Psr cut. D.
Cohn MsAL.-Per 6ushsl. 1Oc4s.
WnsAs.-No. ], 80. ol.ss Ne ~, u.
Uo..R, ooW, 0Oc.
ODaA.- SO0SSc,
BAnlsv.-No. I. 4Octs. Nos. 2Sosscts.
OA11. 9S&2se.
Po1A1ues- 350s0c.
OApOxe.- -6Oc.
2uYsna -26c la
nsss.-ls,{@l5c.
HAg.--eG6{tuA0c
OoAs.- lea = dspot; lie u levss gard.
wooO.-t7G7s.
- an1oaoe Aosneaa.
p XAsr.,hj Ossc.ss. Nay =.
Wheat-T1e steauaer's news and the advnnce u
30 crested quite an excitement IL the vheat nass
y. rss s;s' r.
a1vsnss ~as suliv maintaned q he closs salss
wess usde q u os4l Ssx, IN improvement OF Nh
q q 8 ~ so "a.
fsssht grade. are :. follsw. Choice o. Louis White
s ' xii. sss., ~ Es s sn e .s 3 sess
nishis.n aai wissonsln = ssSis Is; fares spfirs
sss s go $50 g; choice wisoess'a. Minnesota
Cora-As.ivs and sQss higher; salss Of Nol q
SsosAxe No .. si0sSc; rejscssd 9 0eoels; = he
O.as-k0le aghsr; s~'es o. No / . S10eos; no
Sat oo03lc. closing at Sa033c for he former.
4ys.49se higher; sa'ss Of No 1t sex7ss; no
Barlsy-Qaist; aales Of No n store = ~.
frevtsions-tirms but luist; 0ees pork soad q
New York NAorlgee.
skfsk IT'S IT - tsk@
c....- an. ss Asw Ysas, Nay %.
rlssr-A shade arm.r. At s7.ssos4o E..
State, q. 0O0SS. IS r H 0.
Whest s@tc higher and quiet, 1t os.eto
3.1O for sew No. Mil. The latter - extreme,
$50 for White Michigan. and es.st nsw Amber
Rye-Quiet SOC Western.
Corn-a93c better, ct s2@s5 for ssw a1oet,
sOe for new Western and yellow 70 arrive.
Oats-l@3c better, at S3@5Sx for new, aad
fork- Heavy and less sctive. It $50 ss@so 80
new. mess closing ct eso.s7, cash, ard 81. 900
| t29. ~ old,
Cut Mees-Firm.
Lsrd-Aeavy 1899.
Whisky- Quiet q q. 26@e37
Peteoletn-Quiet 1t rs crude 410lS r.
Gnsd bond .s,t
LATEST nAnkRT.
Flour Closed shade Rrmer and very heavy.
Wheat CLOSED S06c better and quiet.
Coen-Q0sed 90Sc higher asd quiet.
Pofk-O)ossd lees active aaa heavy neW
meos 90 Z cash.
lasa-ClssSd qsiss. = isoas. <.4
l sA~t . ~ 2 Il r.
| N1w Y0ax. Nay ~.
Gold opened 1l.sv><. closed 1l.32>< 70 !. s2k.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-23

h eseas 80 spesliy reMsdy foS NJ follow
Yar4k Ing discases
0Ae1nonnoosdb, Neosaow1a. Palsy
SsiG Limbs. Ncrvoua Headache. Spasms, Fii-|
Cramps, Hwelied Joints, Sore Ewes, Bruiscs|
pssai. Ssroe.sia, Female weak Bsck, Spinal Al
lesliesA prsiassus assd other Femsle d,ssases
Price One 1D0olar per Bottle
For sale BY I'll sespec,sblc druggists. Used cnI
- . hnehinG lotion. Dor instastan eousiy rel
licving pals II has no equal
Prepared and Hold by the kcrr~li ElcctrX
nag.et,c Vivid Co.. No Zee Randolph stree
CHICAGO, Ill.
por sale IN Davenport by 4. =. Eallord.