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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-23

Elixir u Life. Ponce de keon aud bis com
peDions soughti Ii vainy6f the labled waters
eftejuvenesence, amid The orange grovss and
6s~sry mcads of Florida. II VA. lsft for
Holloway to discover the truc sAtidote to
Coughs, Colds Asthmac. Scrofula, Sore leg,
Cicsta. Burns. Solids, &C.. in his admira>
s;s =: s..n x ~ a. ~os ,se' bic
wards Of fifty years. BY their marvellous
cures IN every type Of disease. Sold by al
Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-23

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-23

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-23

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-23

SEs woman In another coluna packing
Sanhnre grapes for Specs Wias. Il 10 an
a1nirabls article. used 10 the hospitals and
~ ~ 6sse class Amtlies in Pa,s, London.
ead New York, IN Wslsssns u ed Port
Wiae. i s~erth tpal, - It givse great
oo3a1hction. deA-dly
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ton which is credablo to him. and would suggest
visit to his establishment by smokers generally.
PASKNIN's HEPATIc BITTERs.-Ths valuable prepa.
ration coming does from tho laboratory of 30 well
known and -klful pharmaceutst as Mr. PAsKs1N
han already made great progress in the esteem of our
community, especially with persons suffering from
dyspepsia or arrangement Of the liver stomachic
debility. The responsibility Of the establishment which
puts forth these btters for specific complaints and not
for every disease which csh is heir tor is such as to
make all who purchase them know that they arc made
Of only those ingredients which tho proprietor informs
them they composed of, and which certainly Is a
guarantee that few of tho medical remedies which are
being published in every nook and Of the streets
at the present time lay claim to- For ourselves we
say that they not only Of agreeable taste
but capita corrective of d spepsa and most excel
lent appetizer and that firmly believe, IL pr opery
taken for any arrangement OF the hopauc functions
they will make the person usin them a very long
rer thst1
BETTER THAN OIL wELLs-The most valuable pos.
session on earth is good health.
PLANTATION BITTERS
Are excellent preserver Of the health vigor Of the
whole system.
They quiet tho nerves.
They cure Dyspep'in and Liver Complaint.
They create healthy appetite.
They cure Cramps and Oholic.
They purify and invigorato the System.
They cure Headache, ConIIipation and Biliouspess.
They require no change of diet.
They instantly relieve distress after eating.
They mako the weaI strong the languid brilliant
and arc exhausted natures great storer They are
composed of tho celebrated Caisays bark wntergreen
sassafras. roots and herbs. all preserved in perfectly
pure ST. Or ok Rum For particulars sec crcuars and
testimo MAS around each bottle.
.' Try THEM, AND CURED
august tuths3
WE DO NOT assert that every family should be their
own physician in all but It is undenable that
with a case OF HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS IN
THE HOUSE. times without number disease sickness
may be arrested and tme money and suffering saved.
This is being done by Thousands may be done by
all. See advertisement IN another column or address
HUMPHnEYs' HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co.,
August 6 NO. 662 Bl oadwsy, N. Y.
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Wonderful but True!

MADAME REMINGTON. THE WORLD RENOWNED
Astroogst and somnambulistc ClaIrvoyant, while In
cavoyant state deneates the very features Of the per
son you are to marry and By the aid of instrument
Of intense power, known as the Psychomotrope guar
antees to produce perfect and felike picture Of tho
future husband or wife Of the applicant with date Of
marriage, occupation leading traits Of character 60
This is no imposition. testimonials without number
can assert BY stating place Of BIRTH age, dispositon
color Of eyes and hair and enclosing fifty cents
stamped envelope addressed to yourself yo,t will re.
ceive the picture by MAIL together with desired
information.
Address in confidence Madame GERTRUDE REM.
INGToN, p. o. Box 2s7. West Troy, NJ Y.
Nay 8 tuths3mo
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AtUI'luN SALES,
Guy Stf !er Cent Stock State and .So,tib Carolina
HdtT0Md Bonds, DC, at .iucttol.

City Sir Per- Cent. Stock, State and South Carolina
H"'noGd B9mds, DC, az Auction.
THIS DAY, the 7ih Instant at IL O'Clock at my Office
TE SG1nSF 2. f S9a Ea's Rsy M be sod
TEES 5oioo OnLLAEs csER CITY SIX PER- PER- GEsT UEkT
FOUR TBoUsA-D DOLLARs STATE OF souru
CARoLINA SIX PER GENT. BONDS ~
ONE H'iUSANu DOLLARS STATE SOUTH CARROLL
Ma SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS
sEyET sT.Tr H0NPEtD AMP DOLLARS
THiRTY;F1yE Hu DnED DOLLARS IN CITY OF 60.
FIFTEEN H6NpnED ftN DEE IoLt.Rs S SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD SEVEN PER GENT. BONDS.
TWENTY SHARES soUTM CARoL1NA RAILROAD
NINErY.sIx SHARES ELMoRE INSURANCE COM
TWENTY ARES oHARLEsr IN GAS COMPANY.
uNLlMIFtD SECURITIES received before sale.
mILLlGAN, mELCHERs d CO.,
No. 90 Vcndue Bn"ge.
Sell nh THIS I pay the ''h Instant, at 10 O'Clock.
60 boxes Smoked Hcrrings
b. 1es Mustard
cases Apple Sauce
cases Horsc Radish
ALSO,
la,ge T ,c4 assor'ment 50, Of GENTS FURNISHING
Dry Goods. Ladies' and Gents Shoes
2 21s karat GOLD @aTGHrs Sa1Sj
1ne Silver Watches
Gold Fob Chain.
lot FURNITURE, Msrlne Clock
Who lib rrows
l lot Shoves and Hames
l Graphing.
/ COW, Springer
AND, AT PRIVATE SALE
one YhwL BOAT 20 feet long, feet beam. with
masts sails oars and rudder, oil in complete order.
Whiskey.
JAMES w ifROSyN
VIII sell THIS DAYa their store No. ll6 East Bay at 10
20 wHIsKEY.
Conditions cash August
w JAIMs VIE W. 1RoWh to ."Gt s Go. &C.
VIII sell THIS DAY. at their store No. 11e East Bay, at
400 sHoULDERs
100 sugar.cnred Hams
bbs. Mess Pork
20 bbs. Flour
Is boxes Tobacco
10 boxes Tomato Catsup
IL boxes Soap.
August 7
DqsHs' LsassR sTxesss AnExs A4nGEsGeso Ser ST. DC
THIS DAY. 7th nst will bc sod iu our store No. 1877
Nssn a1ip111 HA at 10
400 Shoulders
10 boxes Cheese
boxes Soap
10 boxes Tobacco
10 600 regars, various brands
bblH Pork Hea r
8 bhls Pork Trimmings
Conaltiohs cash August7
Ctdret, Soap, Mdccaroni Sdrdines DC
BY A. IL ABRAHhWS 81 SONS
THIS DAY, the 7th inst. ut 10 O'Clock we will SELL in
front OF our store, No. 27 Vendue Range without re.
serve,
SO cases ST. JUL EMS CLARET
"a boxes Family Soap
boxes Castillo Soap
boxes Italian Maccaroni
barrels Rum
barrels Vinegar
2 cases Sardinea, &C., &C.
ALSO,
Two pentlo FAMILY HORSES; they draw in sipple or
oouole narness. August7
BY B,tUNS g. BEE.
Will bo sold. HIS DAY O'Clock A. NJ at our sters
No 78 East Bay,
leo sacks WHITE CORN
100 dozen Brooms
8ntsts Tu'
bundles Buckets
bundles Shoes Brushes
IA dozen fawcets Aupust7
BY X. NJ. MARSHALL.
Io-MORROW, 9Th list, st ii O'clock will be Sold be.
fore my Sales Room No. SO Broad street,
WORK HOASE
Spring Cart
kockaway
Cart. August
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WE HAVE been furnished with the following
order, issued by the Medical Director of the De-
partment We are assured, however, that the
order will be revoked soon cholera mani
tests itsolf in the city, which time We hope may
never come and that it may be speedily revoked
in consequence Of the entire disappearance Of the
epidemic from our country:
,.r DEPARTMENT OF THE CARoLINAs, J
MEDICAL DIRECTORS OFFICE
CHARLESTON, s.. O.. August 4th, 1865.
CIRouLAR.-All vessels arriving in this Depart
ment, having cleared from New York, must be
quarantined till fifteen (15) days shall expire from
date Of clearance, when they will he allowed to
pass, provided there is or has been no sickness
on board and tho vessel is clean.
CHARLES PAGE,
Surgeon U. s. Army, Medical Director.
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OuhItLCD IhuE,
Surgeon U. 8. Army, Medical Director

SOUTHERN INaENUITY.-Planters and farmers
will be grati6ed upon examining newly invented
implement, adapted to the tillage of staple crops
by W. o. GIBSON, OF this city. He is now manu-
featuring them, and they are for sale by O. X.
HuaER No. 1877 Meeting street, opposite Hayne-
street, Charleston.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07

SCIENTIFIC QUESTION SETTLED.-From q circular
lately published, and sent to different parts .I
the country, by civilian IsAAcs LOOMS, Bap ,sC
Pastor, Columbia County, N. Y.," we extract uo
following paragraph, feeling much pleased that
this much discussed matter has, at last, received
its quietus
"Let 1t be understood that the Dual appearing
Diurnal and Annual Sun are the high attesting
witnesses OF Nature OF the Earth's Annual and
Axial motions, and that an American was the fret
to announce this to mankind. Add these testi-
moniee Of Nature to the changes OF the seasons
and the fact Of the esrth's annual motion in an
orbit becomes moro fully demonstrated than ever
before. Hallelujah !"
REV. DIR. BRoADus AND THE GREENv11lE THEo-
LOGICAL sEMINARY.-As painful impression has
oeen created by the publication Of tho fact that
the heV. JNo. A. BRoADus, D. d :, has been called
IRON our State to the Presidency OF Richmond
oonege' 1t is proper that we should state that
tnere is no probability that the theological Semi
nary a. dreenville will lose his valuable services
Ut, snoADus will remain in charge Of the chair
"ni'h no nus previously occupied with 30 much
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07

The WEATHER.-After passing through the days
ofheat We have, it would bo ingratitude in us not
to pay compliment to the pleasantness that the
change Of yesterday afforded us. With clear
sky and a delightful east wind that was continual,
the whole day was OF temperature different
from those which have recently preceded it, as to
be really agreeable, and to make wish, as We
do in festival days, for many returns.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Salea Thta m,

AUCTION Sale9 This Day.
MAcKEY BARER will sell this day. at their salea
room No. &c Marketstreet at II O'Clock general as.
sorment Of new and secondhand furniture; alpo No.
i milch cow.
MrLLIGAN MELcHERs Co. will sell this day. at their
store, No. 20 Vendue Range at 10 o'clock Sides should
ers smoked behring's, mustard pepper; large assort
ment Of gents furnishing goods; ALSO gold watches
chain; lot Of furniture. &C.
MCKAY CAMPBELL will sell this day, at their store
Haselstreet next to the Postofce ut 10 O'Clock yar
ETY. of dry goods, blooded mare and horse mule and
carts.
LAunEY ALEXANDER will SCI! this day, in their store
No. 1877 East Bay, opposite North Atlantic Wharf at 10
O'Clock, bacon soap. cheese, tobacco, DC.
JAMES W. Brown & 90. will sell this day. at their
store. No. lie East Bay, 10 O'Clock shouders hams
butter, pork, whiskey, &c.
A. Il. ABRAHAMs & Sons will sell this day, in front Of
their store, No. 27 vendue Range. at 10 O'Clock clarst
wine, rum, SOAP maccaroni sardines, DC; also, two
gentle family horses.
BRUHs BEE will sell this day, their store No. "a
East Bay, at IL o'clock white corn brooms tubs buck
els, shoe brushes, fawcete. 40.
JOHN RIGGS will sell this day. at his Office corner
OF Broad.sreet and Fast Bay, at II O'Clock oity s.
per cont. stock, State and South Carolina Railroad
bonds 30.
j. A. ENsLow & Go. will sell this day, on North Allan.
tic Wharf, at 10 O'Clock 100 bags corn sightly dam
aged.
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THE FOLLOWING are the numbers which drew
the principal prizes in the Havana Plan Kentucky
State Lottery, Class F, Tuesday, July 81, 1866 {:
No. S2O1, 100000 No. 81 14s, $50 900; No 20, 1872
$4,000; No. 1876, $4,000; No. 5197, $4,000; No.
25, 1885, $780,
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The NERVE OF THE POCKET is sometimes as sem
sitlVe as the nerve OF the tooth. The universal
demand for the fragrant sozODONT, in prefer
ence to all other dentrifrices, is swamping all
tooth powders and tooth washes Of the expert
mental class of Dentists. Hence they denounce
it. trso
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LOCAL MATTERS.


ONE OF OUR RULES is never to publish a notice
of marriage without its being indorsed by re-
sponsible name. This will account for the non-
appearance, in our paper this morning, Of an ad-
vertisement OF this kind, which yesterday
placed on our file without the required indorse-
ment.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07

E1DEwALKs.-We are pleased to note quite an
improvement in the sidewalk in front Of the Uni
ted States stables on Church street. BY whose
authority these much needed repairs were made
we know not, but hail the reconstruction with de-
light and only hope tho GovernrSent mules will
exercise discretion and not kick it out
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acceptance-that of Greek Testamcnt Literature
and Interpretation and Pulpit Homctics. We
are pleased to learn that the prospects Of tho
Seminary are unusually encouraging. Tho bor-
der States have claimed tho privilege Of contribu-
ting to its finances, and from this source no, less
than $4,000 have been collected during the last
two months. Rev. DR.. BuYce, the Chairman of
the Faculty, is now on tour in its behalf among
the Baptists Of Missouri, in compliance with their
earnest invitation.
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PRIVATE SALES.

Real Fsate
BY WILBUR & SON,
At Private Sale
HOUSE AND LOT. No. 80 Nassau street; lot so feet
front ny $50 feet In Depth
HOUSE AND LOT. i'll Henrietta street. north eide,
1o9r doors from lot 81 feet by feet
door east Of Smith street. 35 feet front on Calhoun
street by los feet In depth.
HOUSE AND LOT. north side OF Bogard street third
deep. - ~ '''
HOUSE AND Ior. north side of Bull street, No. 80
fourth door west Of Smith street. so feet front by 22o
feet In depth
ALSO,
Large and small sized desirably situated BUILDING
LOTS, located In various parts OF the City.
For terms. &c, apply TO u.s.
August tnthoa
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07

IoBAooo.-To country merchants aud store keepers,
the advertisement OF Mr.. LoRKRTz OF No. sa2 King
street. which appears in our paper to-day, must oe
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07

matter Of great interest The fno brands tobacco
which he always has in store has given HIM q rcputa-
which is crcdablo to him. and we would suggest
visit to his establishment by smokers generally
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07

NEW GEORGIA FLOUR, ac.-Mr. J. N. RopsoN has
nst received and will hereafter have weekly supplies
OF the best brands Of this excellent article. at his old
stand, No. o. East Bay He has also on hand 10, Of
primo Beehive syrup. Bee his advertisements.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07

5GoyERNMENT SALE AT BEAUFoRT.-We learn there
is Government sale at Beaufort on Wednesday, at
10 o'clock, which consists Of two wharves known as
Piers Nos and 2, steam boilers, etc. The steam
er Cosmopolitan will leave tonight ut 10 o'clock,
for Hilton Head and Beaufort, and will carry par.
ties who desire to attend the sale free upon appi-
cation at the Quarterpaster's Office, No. 4s East
Bay.
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bay.
GLENN sPR1Nas.-Many OF our readers will no.
tice with pleasure the announcement in to-day's
News of the opening of the above old and favor
lite summer resort. We are personally acquintod
with MIR. ANDERSON, the gentleman who is in
charge of the hotel this summer, and most cheer
fully bear testimony to his good capacity as a
hote-keeper. The superior properties of the
water are too well known in the Southern country
to need praise from us.
AHEAD OF TME.-Mr. QUINN, OF the Up Town
e.iodical Depot, in King street, opposite Ann
has sent US Pete,son's Ladies' National Maqaztne
Tor September. There is beautiful scarlet lady
fresh from Paris, in the fashion plate. Also seve-
raj other extensively befounced and betrimmed
hgures, with bonnets 30 inhnitesimally pretty
that nothing short Of Lord Ross telescope could
give the uninitiated idea of what the rnodiste
intended by this capital decoration Literary con.
tents in the usual style.
Mr. QUINN has also sent us copies of the New
York Herald, Metropolitan Record Frank Leslie,s
Illustrated Newspaper, Police Gazette, Ha,per's
Weekly, and New York Ledger.
The GALAxY.-We have received from the pub
fishers No. 8 OF the GALAXY. Table of contents ::
l. Archie Lowell by Mrs Edwards.
q Albert Bierstadt, by Henry T Iuckermsn.
Ihe e Circuit Prs.ones. oy George Alfred Townsend.
9. Travsl, BY Charlotte P Gawea. ''
g. The Cayerings. by Anthony Ir .llop.
Tsss ssssss q T. S,ss aFs
~. Arnolds Creed, by Mrs. W. II. Palmer.
Is. The Art OF Dining. by Pierre Blot
H. Hebue, by the Editor.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-19

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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-19

''''r respective plShi'ctS, ol'u iepeIfl% a.
result OF 3'rh lMFuly'o,t thr GllgtS2sAN.S,.
S"H1 IG'iN''9NNNefs, et ne q hieednleilss e
hoFc2u Q! estate, and that thes# Gov
e'nor He &AthorIZed 10 10 alsso!lIerl,tacth
! i'ec'%"AN Y eIEtE GU stsle " 4 ,o3RlcGl con
! '''lp,h'ru ~ NE lo!!rgo'sng resolution; /,
an! tal rrgn N'slr'2A sEi;i mh m.hE, 6 si,so,
',,!on ~ I@T nc G%pensos o. lEahSlos7s ls,
Ionon anN ~ otnerse seXpensgatppenI, 2, Sgft l'
cuPPuS$ rs may oe rScriHe 10Y tlH9
'i' u ''c i'oo! ot tsocit,l,' 'St''cls. M s
M,~ "a, Momsg y &, 4
" w .s.S, '"S, y, $40 =
nM oMN r ~, presPn0E fs,, !, i2,Is!lef "a
have been received. The canmanlers Of
he assa"lung forces reports 'hcs loss Of
half Of his men in the assault toltisl'ort
Monterey lie says thclr fMlnrc was
owing L the want OF sealing ladders.
'.&cobcdo's loss was 200 Killed Zoo
wounded. and between 500 and 400 $
prisoners NAn"'es'N 'oss, all tohl IS
obo"t 100. IL = sad r. eoOedoo sboastcu
That i hq, had succeedcd, he would have,
crossed Tie river TO Tcxa2, and wiped !
out the anNces l'nrrgye numbers otai
N''H'"CH ci'|N'S ; " ifsNoPNNt'3 ~ -! wv Il
havc arrived at Browhsril'c. Canalc*,. II
and FScobcdo M'd-mpt. and emhtacGa., !,
each other lnhlhc presence &Ql Genp.Nl4&
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Tho Senate m,, n - ~.

,1ho ,n Hrmn'c .ma, a m
Va'F" ";"%'HI,, ""' 'As!' "s'"" were
Cotton Co.'s pany Of South Carolina "
10 oXlcnA Tho chartcv of tho Marion
Fire Engine Comamy to authorize
Tie City Conuvjl Of CNarloaton TO IS
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RRDGRSED Ar, pEoRa1h,s l2, 4, $50
!, q SENATE.

The SenatcSmct at L m.
Mr.Thempson introduccd'a bill to
alter the 5lawlilI relation to the orgMf-
zation, jurisdiction and practice Of
elsi:.ss !, i sss ssss;ssaf n of committees, cte
" Tho b8lance Of the day was takoni
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Gi4N A!U.

TUE3n@l, hArNNANH II, 1856.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-10-04
REGISTRATION Of VOTERS

z Isl ofqurltfeI vters IN ~ 3r3.eIec-
.jen diNricf or Ndin' M1ry's totn'g,
Tur REe,sru,n for the third Election
District of Saint Narl's Comfy having
completed the Registration Of the Voters
II SAID pistpict agrreab!y TO the provisions
of,hs Rcsistration Law, hereby announces
rho names Of those entered in The list Of
,,,al;6,d voters as designated bclov, and
ainn.iaes 7 " ali persons interest 4 70 nppear
before him al Lcouaa5d Town, ~ sallz5Td
Election district Jurng he hours Of i :
i~,ration. on the TUESDAY aud WE'D
NESpAY next preceding the Tuesday
following the first Nonday in S'yemoer
next, which Will be the 3o'h and Slst Of
October. to show apy omissions or other
errors in ,aii lists, al which time the list
Of qualified voters shall be corrected and
Gu-liy o.ussl.