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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1866-10-27
A CUP TO THE DEAD.

TN these times, when we have heard and ren
80 much about the horrors ana rnvngC9 of cnnler.
interest II is believed to have originally al
peared in the ST. Helena Mog1-inc II relates T
the early service of English officers ia India, Mhr
tne army WINS moved down by prSilicnce. NhG
Mr.. Macaulay's account of the effects ut sm9i
bos In England Is remenihgred, as It HgScrih(
will be seen that this poem gives with wunlcrit
effect, what Is far nobler, however Wmiul, IN
Very poetry Of military despair but stun the dyil
together OF brothers in nrns.I
WE meet meath the sounding raftor,
And the walls around are bare,
As they shout to our peHls Of laughter,
II seems that the dead are there.
But stand to your glasSes, steady;
We drink to our comrades eyes,
Qunf n cup to the dead already;
Hurrahl for the next that dies.
Not hero are the goblets glowing;
Not here is the vintage sweet;
IT'S cold, rs our hearts arc growing,
Aud dark a. the doom we meet.
'txtand to your glasses, steady;
b. ds0~a shall our pulses rise
An 'rtSe dead &resdy;
cup, for the next that dies.
Hurrah
he aot that darkies.
MOI asigh Tor = Gaends tliat sinlS,
MOI tear tort NNiIie-eUp's spaTlfias,
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As mute as the wine .,,,,dy
SO stand tn your glasses, VS.,
'Tis this that the respite BIT.
One esp TO the dead already;
Hurrahi for the next that dies.
Time was when we frowned at others;
wethought we were wiser then;
Ha! hal let them thin, of their mothers
Who hope 10 sec them again
no! stand to yuur glasses, steady
The thoughtleEs are here the MISC;
A cup TO the dead already;
uurrah! for the next that dies.
There's many a hard uiat-s shaking;
There's many n cheek that's sunk;
But soon, though oar hearts are hreakinc
They'll burn wlth1he wine we've drunk.
so stand to your glasses, steady,
'Tis here the revival liesi
A cup TO the dead already
Hurrah! fer the next that dos.
There's a mist on the glass congcaling,
c tTis the hurricanes fiery breath
Aud thus does tIn.warInth OF feeling
Turn ice In the grasp Of Death.
IIol stand to your glasses, steady;
For n moment the vapor tlies:
a cup ts tho dead already;
iaurrah! for the neXtthat dies.
Who breads to the dust returning?
Who shrinis from the sable ShorcY
Where the high and naughty yearnin@
OF the soul that shall sting no more.
Mol stand 10 your glasses, steady;
The world is n world OF icS
A cup to the dead already;
Hurrah! for the next that dlea.
Cut Off from tho land that bore us,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24
NEw.YORK and NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD.
1866 SUMNER ARRAEJEMENr, 1854
COMMENCING july . l35o
Passenger Gtstion Rsw.Yorx corner TWENTY tsven.h
Fourh-sva Lu;fLncc o % fwnntv-Ssveutn.


FOUrthsva EutfLnce on lwnnty-ssveHtn'T-
TRAINS LEAVE EEw.YOHh:
For New Haven. 200. &O tEH,i i.JJA lll3 (KxJ 300
(ES.J A.. 40 and 800 (EX,lpm
For Bid report. zoo. (Ex.l lLD lll3, iEI- %
o. AS 40 AID @ o. tLI , ?. NJ - -
For Milford Str1ti0r1 To- lid I'd At ..
For Fairfield Southport end WestPors 40 ITO IA 40 40
For Norwsls. 100 400 CE11 I'D y M l2 (EI 400
For Darien 10. $50 li.9O r. ;3.4j. 40 tJDp N.
100 % EIt 30 lJ0a iAl5 (EIJ ais
3Ol Tx } g. 40 30. go 800 (EK.D D. 40. -.
chester staous 100 W. I'D
AIS a.45 40. so, go. 20 q n.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. via spfn gied tEzi 1O) ikr,boo
for Boston, Shore Line l215. fET..l aOJ y . -
Tor Hartford and Springfield dOo lEIJ l%'S dO (E1l
GcOp. m. 1900.
FOR Conneetlcu River Railroad 900 m. tEI Ilsp toMon
FOR Hartford Prsydenes and F.hkn Railroad 800 lEr,l IA
Fo New Haven. Hew.LOudon and soningon Railroad 400
u. l2l5. 800 400 }.
Eof Canal Railroad l2.l5 m TO Northampton
For Housatouc Railroad. 8 &
Ferh aue 8Ot IA. m. 800 ..
For Dsnbury md Railroad. IN. 40 p
JAMES II. HOYT 5aDt
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trninsl leave foot OF
~ Co1ulandist. for PHILADELPHIA at aud 10 NJ
snd u BALTIMORE and WAsHiNGTOS a. and 10 M
.. m. and IL midnight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, v
Drp Goods.

49, .o
a'
4 T POPULAR PRICES. ..l,
BLACK DRESS SILKS
FRENCH MERIHos.
ALPACAs, 100.
WHITE GOODS.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
LINENS.
CURTAINS LACES
MUsLINs,
FRENCH EEEDLEwoRK and
REAL LACE GOODS
LADIES UNDERCLoTHINo,
FRENCH and GERMAN CORsETA
BRADLErs HOOP SKIRTS.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEPs.
LACE TRIMMED HANDKERcHIESs
RIBBONS,
NELvETs.
BUTTONS,
TRIMMINGS
LESS THAN JOBBERs' PRICES,
FANCY GOODS aud
LADIES' TOILET ARTICLES.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
HOSIERY end UNDERWEAR.
GLOVES. CATERS, &C.,
WORsTED aud
WOODEN SHAwLs.
sONTAGs HOODS. &c,
AT POPULAR PRICES.
DESCHAMP'S
DESCHAMP'S
DESCHAMP'S
OUR WELL KNOWN BRAND OF KID GLOVE,
NOW THE MOST POPULAR IN THE CITY
DEsCHAblPs KID GLOVES,
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
II. II. MACY,
FoURTEENTHs ST. AND sIyTHAvE..
No. &C FoUkTEENTH-sTa BETWEEN FIFTH sIxTHAvE.
NOS 2Oa AND 2O6 sIXTHAvE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24
Che Gnrt.

TTNION COURSE, Long Island.-Trotting TIL YRS.
- DAY Oct p T. m. Match for S20el nic heats bed
three Ave, wagons IL. Woodruhs LADY EhsiAi u
P6ers ma LADY THORN Cars leave s0rth Very a. oo N
and p M. Fulton snd wiansbursh fefTs every nss
minutes daring for the Course drec SANE DA1-lss
ceebrled stallion GEORGE WILKES machsd % beat zH "a
10 wsgor Ia three tnals WILLIAM SHAW. Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

A TTENTION Ladies or gentlemen having any
d ~ cAsTDPF CLOTHING OARPETS FURNITURE, JEW
ERY b dispose Of obtain tho utmost value In cab for
them those article, for TIE western Please
call or sddreu by Nj or Mrs o. H. No iSt Seventh
svs between Twentv dfa and TwenlY ssoonista
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

ccR -''e ~ ~sr - = b''sF - c. i,7 'fs7
oUo' ai s,1a 1rfr 80 'rfn'sf'i org ot i'' 70 = 'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24
Gertnrrs ana Aiectiuos.


EDUCATION-The Real Reconstruction OF ths
IL SouhThe Annual Meeting Of the American Ere 'dtnAnt
Union Commission Co Operating with the s9uth IN tbs ssoDs sss
CHRISTIAN enterr.e vii be reid Cooper lusttste " Dh -
DAY Oct a. az A D. ChielJ1sce CHASE the Pfrsi6ent
mission expected Chat, The Rev HbNkI
WARD BEECfihR, MaiorGen o. o. HOWARD, and The hon Il
DURAET OF NewO eanA have positively engaged % spesk
Admission Frr By Tickets which hive al been lisirihned
CRAMAOED KESNEDf, Cos sec n L. Branch
LYMAN ABBOTT, Gen. sec.
NATIONAL RAILWAY C0NYENriON.-Ths
~ Adjourned Convention Railway Presidents SupernteDdens
chrfEngnee wal e. he S Nichols ol ne~ tof
OCTOBER accordance With the ei'cE ard report
the Ezecuiye Committee. J. EDGAR THOMPSON President
j. II. STURGEON Nice-PresidsnI
s / F ha,ss Secretaries.
T. T. !. S faAEsaso Executive Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

A L DE PERCEVAL"
"A No 71s Broadway opposite Astorp,oo Infant. wndrobes
Figaro Costumes
BLANKETS. Bibs, ws Aprons. Coi.s,s sPsiesrs. &c, Le;
I.I.s sloef Of YokeL Initials
broered on Table Linen and Bed Clothes Stamping
ana slammed Goods Of ~ kind.
s"u ''a'P'a WV WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

tfldrble Nlanicls,
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the city
w purchase MARBLE MANTEL5 Of the latest designs
prices A. KLABER Marble Works NO lOs East 18th
3ave ~ y hAae put sP IN the country Cut th out
NfARBLEIZED SLATE NOTWITHSTANDING in
lNl appearance; durabei half the price OF marble b.
STEWART. No. 6O5 SIthaye.bet 18th Il 56thats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

+ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD. -Fail arrangement,
Il Octo5-T 1l5 -Leases James alp y g. A. Tor osen
1920 foF- ud way stations So
Grerupoff; 40 Syo and wsy ia
tonsi - sut Wy SAILORS nn9 SATURDAY lf'N
horh lsiiD
AZ ORIlIS aud ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
w Foot Of BaFc!aystJn ani NC jay o. Molg n trains
far Hsekeosn sfllus VII a. ts ~
Ma EIpess o. NoaTn AZ 40 N Dover
NAP's''~ ~ H. 3 scuocU A,.,,,n, Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24
siinailcrs tOanlcO- alales.


A FRIEND in need ia a friend GALVANIZED,
~ b. roam ms who he's served his couatiy four yea
SUTTON lossrcps Sslcinan H5t Clerk any ether
srrectahe eufloymeut Good references sven Acdre.s
sOLDiLR Boa No io9 Trbuns Office
A GERMAN DRUGGIST" ASSISTANT, who has
- tTeay srT-i ioaf German Anscn IN ug store
al who tb-aks Esg Lnguas wishes 70 egs IN Drug
s,or. A4dni. q. H. u. II.bune oaes. ---
A YOUNG LAWYER, with good references re.
~ su-crs ir.ef professional cntrr desires the practical
erp~rs DO be- qaTri ofe With this eud 30
tis AID 20 wort with indHsiry Tor
small eof1p -r.-s,u. Address T. X Inbane othes.
A SITUATION WANTED by a competent young
y fiAN o. GtOCERl ClEHh Has good nff.nce. and VII
gvr fersct sssf'iou Add-- Join MAIlkWr BOZ 90 Us
GITUATION WANTED-In a store, by young
> ss. isvs wo Good gren AdaTea, u T. g.
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W rsaf. Maaafaciory p-irrrrd 10 oonyrusni TO ~ y
Ca V gsd 81 lsuoc Ad4r.. IRA ChkisilAA, No. To- Ns
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

MILIJKEN ca No 79 Broadway dsi exclusively Ia LINEN
GOODS consequently they offer 'ompete snd varied
sartaa al sy,rythnx their line They d. their mporins
ana are NOS house In the trade Every article s0a
ted Pur Linen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24
wa ANAAi a MAILMAN
b. Per No. a .orlh River foot

'I'HE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.-ONLY
a AMERICAN LINZ OF FIRsTCLA8S OCEAN STEAMERS
ttNLEN HEWTOnK and BREMEN via Cowea carrying ths
s~sss Asi Alins passnssp 70 knts9d Fzn's and
s.'ssay eays hewYofk. SsVte ubeI ITO Be edvsrtedl
a o. lonst commander. 600 taDs 900 ~ sept "a
@LAhilC HoysF ..iooO tuna ltooh ~ Oct
RUOER BAOs dsnsrsi Afsnts No. IS Bssysrst., n ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

------- CITx or NV. YoRx DKPaRrxKST OF FINANCE,
BUREAU TIE REokIvER OF TAxKs z
u.v couRr HousR Pack. Ngv-YoRK. Oct, 10 100
NOTICE no IAxpAYERsSSsTs sx soo osIsecy
and individual shareholder Of osaf aocs
for BEEN e.. s S''s e me- s Ss sa B.
syssa shs hours Of and deduction e. me ne
@ Int .sr snnum eacused from the date Of payment Ne
ln Of Decemoe' W." JOHN MURPHY Receiver
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20
LATE NEWS



WAsmKaros, Dec. 19.-Thc statement
that The District ri ColunUlA suffrage bill
has been considered in Cabinet meeting 10
uufounded
A resolution offered this morning by Mr..
Williams, OF Oregon, 10 prohibit the immi-
grafton Of Chineac into this country pro-
duced much surprise in the Senate Cham.
beers, as ours IL styled the asylum Of all M.
tions The resolution was referred TO com
mittee on foreign affairs.
The territorial project will, Il 10 believed.
be postponed until next Congrcss, when the
radical Senators will be in stronger force
1t is feared the project would failin the pres
eat Senate.
There 10 . sensation here In reference TO
spmoB Of Z Congressional investigation
no certain charges against . United States
oGnasos Of having been in0uesced ~ Pc.
0uAiary considerations toase ~ interest ior
! IL appointment Of person to . fist class
psoition on the revenue department In New
York.
NKw Y0Rx, Dec ia Washington
special says: Il IL understood that move.
kment b on foot 10 prepare charges Anll
| speciilcations against President johnson.
The Nebraska bill will pas, but veto
will b fatal. = Il cannot get We requisite
two thirds vote.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20
rerranae Paro o Memphis,
l(Rnrnls. DEC. 10.

0RMP0lo, DC. ~.
A Dire broke out il the bassosnt e j.
ssph Spsct's ceniectionary stsss % 0a1iooa
street It o'clock this morning, rssultIag n
an appolling disaster. Sixtssa psro0n0
we're sleeping in ths fourth story, end wsrs
euAooated q else woxe 70 . sense Of their
sitoafibn, leaping through the wiadows and
were crushed On the pavement "a
W. J. Ehle, wholesale notion dealer, and
ion In -laW Of Spset. and his wife end child
were sleeping in the building. Capt Wal
drabcn, Chief of the Fire Department, a.
cended by ladder to the room, and found
the wife dead and Ehle lying On the floor,
who had just strength enough to point to :
cradls where child four weeks old was. ard
dropped lifsless. waldraben seized the
child and escaped through the window, the
blankets over its face having saved It.
James Bartls. employed there, jumped
from the fourth story window. and escaped
With slight injuries. Several others T.
tempted it, but were dashed 70 pieces on
the rocks.
Nine negroes, Who were employed IN ths
establishment, were burned 70 death, and o
the Is human beings residing In tho build
ing only one Bartls-sseapsd.
The engines were promptly on The spot
and extinguished the 6re With little damage
to The building.
A special 70 the Avalanche from Little
Rock says: A joint resolution hos beef
paassd By bosh housss 70 appoint so0Eit
~ Of II, including the president end tire,
from the Senate, Speaker, oil, from Thu
Heuss, and three citisens, to b appointed
By the Governor, to proceed immediately
6or Conscience with the 0overnment % 4
~ political situation Of the country, IN,
report - Tie rs-asseobling d Ne Legisla'
turs On the 10th Of January.
The stesn.wheel steamer Memphis, heac,
70 Little Rock. struck snag In the Arkan
eas rivsr on Monday night, and sank. Tn
bat and cargo l. total lon. She ~
owned ~ DAN Alb and Martis VOLT Q
| this city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

Ngw ORLEANS, Dec. 10.
Additional Mexican information states
that there appears to be no concord in the
action between Macmillan and Ba1aine, -
the latter has issued manifesto that since
The Emperor has determined to remain in
Mexico the French would remain neutral,
and only eight il attacked. Maximilian Is
still At Orizebo. Il is not improbable he
will take any permanent steps till the mil>
lions Of money promised shall have been
paid. Three fifths Of the Mexican people
south Of SaE Luis Potosi favor Jaurez.
Ortega has no party, and Santa Anna 10
despised. Baxaine stated that he had been
sent as . comn,issiones to the United States
to open negotiations with Ortsgs, relative to
the future government Of Mexico. All
French troops concentrated d tie city Of
Mexico have bssn removed 70 Vera Cruz
excepting few hundred in The interior.
Publication Of the Mexican Times has
been 3is continued
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

Laws yin hereafter b. prooply sn1beosd
hat The county delegation have givea their
sslemn pledge, and that al parties will hsse-
aftes unite to that end. Under this assure
anss. ths 0cvernor ordered troops designed
foe Jackson county, to be seot 10 Lafayette.
Over two hundred companies oaered their
services under the Governors call.
Col. Mootgomery's Official report rsissr.
ates the former account OF the Eight 1t Lex
ington and adds that delegation ofconserv.
atives and returned rebel soldiers offer their
assistance on condition that Ill bushwback>
ers and desperadoes 10 the county shall b
exterminated.
The Missouri Freeman, published IN
Richmond, Ray county. having Published
an article instigating the people TO violence
and resistance. The State authorities q
Montgomery sent . sqaud ofm,Iitia to srrect
The sdieorS asd destroy ths pssoes VIVA
~ dens. OUe ofths sditse ~ bre0oh'
to Lsua9tuo and bsldly stated that y
wroes ~ asticis 10 qusstiea pesasdisa'
tivsly, ~ ~ psrposs sfaeeasing teepee.
Pc ssd bioaine them tsesthes - sseaee ~
defy he lAw6af anlhssitiss Il u State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20
vVyl. r. rpgTE'Os..

A TTORNEV h COUNSELLOR AT. LAW
n and War Claim Agent. Office Davenpcst's
Block. I'd Floor. cor. Main NJ d Second streets
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 10.
Mayor Lithgon signed an order appropri-
nting one million dollars in bonds in behalf
OF the city in aid Of the construction Of The
Lebanon Branch road to the State line Of
Eas. Tennesses. connecting therefrom with
Knoxville and the East and South.
A large detachment Of recruits for the 9th
v. s. Cavalry, enlisted by Gen. J. $. Dris-
ben left to-day on the steamer Daniel White
for New Orleans.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

4 TrORXEYS AND COuNSELLORS AT
* W. > u corner Of Second and BRADY
etrccts. davenport. Iowa. novA-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

SwEErsnuR0, Dec. 10.-Six witnesses
wese examined to prove the lcvying Of vat
b. . body Of persons whom prisoner Mad
den b charged with joining.
Tonoxro, Dec 10-Another bin has been
filed In .Chancery against tho Directors Of
the Bank Of Upper Canada.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

PfrFusunoas Dee. 10.
BY advices rsceivcd from Washington
County, W learn that M. Augustus Wells,
citizen Of East Pike Ran township, came
10 his death By poison, alleged TO have been
administered BY Mrs. Mary E. Csumerine,
al adopted daughter Of the deceased. She
was arrested and u in jail ct Washington
County awaiting trial.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

ut va early in the spring Of 80 that this coo-
pound WAS originated. A member OF ny fAmily woo
afflicted with an irritation Of the throat aatcnded wish
sdsagrccahle cough had fos some month"; ~ pr
the inside bark Of white pine might BE- 20 compound
ed to be very useful b disea6cs Of tho throat aud
lungs. To test the value Il Is In the case aeded to,
mail e ss DC
ees. The result was cxceeolngly gratifytng Within
two days the Imitation 81 tbs throat was removed.
the cough subsided and speedy cure vas enected.-
n IL, who had been suffering for some weeks from
. bad cough, occasioned ny a sudden cold, and had
raised mucus streaked with blood. She soon found
relief and sent for more She took abOut ten ounces
Manchester Daily Mirror made . TRIAL Of The same
preparation In the Of cold and cured
Immediately. He was 20 highly pleased with the re-
suits and confident in attending is sales,
me- to give i il nsse. - s.od abroad o benest
the suffering. In Novembes. 1855, 1fst edvertissd
Il under the name Of WHITE Pine Ccmpound. In two
years from that tine there had been whclesalcd y
II took the lead of al H. eoegh femeoi in lhe mar
kct, and II etil maintains that position. There b
good reason for The; y y VIZ soothing and healing
10 lie nature. Y warming 70 o. stomach and pleasant
''As = remedy for kidosy compasists tAs Whts
Pine Compound stands ensivalsd. was Mt osiei-
Eated for that purpose bat p'sson csing e ~ .
cough wae not oaiy cur:d o. . eoash, but W. also
Since hat accidental discovery many Thousands have
used II for the SANE complaint and have hsea con
pletely cured"
:. Ths :b0v. .s' writs:a y Dr: RSl:sd, y l:so
pound hes taken the ~ q all Coagh re0edies q
well - preparation for ~ cure Of Kidney 1i6eal
ties. in every city. tow. Village and hanise through
Dat the New England 9eaeoe.
This reedy Is safe and pleasant 70 tsAe - II h
effectnnl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

BuvSALo, Dec. 20:
Mercury stood Eve degrees above.
The Buffalo Board Of Trade yesterday ia
fored q consultation with the Boards Of
Trade Of other cities for the adoption Of the
central system.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

NRw YoRk, Dec 10.
EARLY this morning At No. 20 Elizabeth
street tenement house was discovered on
fse. Eight families who were living there
had narrow escape from suffoeation, and
one child is reported missing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

1his prepsfstion b uncquniled - Rsjuvcuat0rand
9essorcr Ci wa6scd or inert functions.
The aged shculd he certain TO make the BiOkfeno
household god inasmuch II will render them youth
lul in feeling and strength and enable them to live
again the days Of their pristine joy II not only
cxhilerates bot strengthens and is really m nvsun-
hlc blessing. especially to those who have been re-
duced 10 condition u servtty, eelfabuee. msfof-
tune, ordinary sickness. No matter what the cause
preparation will remove the effect 1t ONES and forever
BfOkrO1o0 sA
Cures Impotency General Debility Nervous 1ncapac-
ity. Dyspepsia. Depression. LOes Of Appetite, Low
Spirtr, Weakness u the organs Of 0ene1tiOn. lmbe
cility. Mental lndoenco, 0m4c1nt1On, Ennul. II h1D
delightful desirable and novel effect upon the
Nervous systcm and all who are In any way pfuetfA
ted by nervous disabilities carncsty advised to
seek cure - thb mOa excellent and uneQuslled
preparation.
Erpon. Who BY imrsudcace. have lost their natural
vigor. will nnd speedy md permanent cure In the
s.Il{ya B1Okrenc.
The Feeble, the Languid. the Disparing, the Old
should give this variable discovery trial: viii b.
found totally diersnt nom all other articles for the
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JUNCTION Cify, Dec. 19.--The Commits
nsy building at Fort Dodge containing
"a. boo pounds Of bacon and large amount
Of government clothing, entirely destroyed
By fire. Books. papers, Qusrtermasser's.
Commimary mostly saved. The firc was
accidental. Loss not stated.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

CHICAGO, Dec 1O.-The painting Of fose
mite Valley, lately sold In Boston for iive
thousand Eve hundred dollars. % one Of the
several small views OF the valley by Bier
stadt. Its size IL twenty five inches BY forty.
i've inches. and IL not his great painting OF
the Yosemite valley, which 10 owned BY the
Crosby House Art Association.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

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