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SHORET DIeEAsEsI :
SAM A RlTAN,S GIFTl
SAAAR{TANS GIFT


"Yes, A PossTivE CURE" fer
GONORRHGA, GLEET, STRUCTURES, De
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam. no Mercury
Only Ten Pills 20 Be 1akes 70 Efea a Cure.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
jufs the stomach bowels Of the most dsIicass ~
Cures in from two to four Gays, and recent case,
eminent Doctor: and Chemists OF the ppese nt
Let sScss Who psiTed q SITTING cured
who have been sorssd yith H a. SoEs;s Msr
prios-M.,. package s.. F.nsI sn s ssn'siop'
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la1sSslss E5s4 asS asss r,o,
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and ssess
the ysrsSsa so''TTni 50 thai TIE cure
sds sna bs healed ana no q Il rem
posterity that for which you may repent in sftei
DO NOT DKsPAIRI
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az NE HOT .s Saisa e
happily adapted, in UlceEsted Uterus 10 Leucos..
d
bility, and for all omplaipts incident 10 ths =:
sentby express. Price 81. - per bottle -"
eAMARITANS WASH g-aer Z
Is n csses OF Syphilis, used IN connection With the
h gsli III dsrse,io a :e,i fsie. . c.ns.
The sfhs,cy q these remedies e eliks sekuowI.
u the u. 3. Hospitals. 80
WHAT TEE SURGEONS SAT- or THE sAMAR
ITANS REMEDIES. 0-rN
sPosf Hospital, IoRr MARSHALL. Balf1more
Md, Feb q, is6t.-,I have greet ss(isfsctisn IN
stAtipg that have used The EamS ~ ~
thet have used them With iudeSsnt. 6iscrsf,an'
and Iroperly, and, have found them rSsSonS ~ ~
- uei Dsuone promptly and eaectuailv Tnc~axS
TIER com psstion, have the faIlsss scnsd Is
tnsss smSsc - o. ar = ny ass q tAs0 sxSSSds.
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80 -'s - Ass'sfsns sursssa. sth 4. Z. veiSe
Solo by .: .. IoIp. es.sss llth sesssa,a Pam.
sylvanie avenus, WssAipgton; HDNHY 0f1nS
AISsSi;s HSSSs S; Co. &c. y in1Ssss{s;: s'''ss
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
UMMER ARRANGEMENT.
STEAMkR CAMBRIDGE

SUMNER AkRAASSSEMEkT;
On and after this day the Steamer Cambridge,
CAPT. Z. T.. Leonard will leave her -.
between Lee and Barre streets, Bal
tiSpoIsl on TuEsDAY, THUksDAY, and SAT-
Double Mills, Oxford, Clorss Point. WsIlsca .
wharf. 0a@bridge, ASshlstts Wharf. Cabin
Greek, and Medfordb Wharf Returning from the
Esstern Shore. she will re ach Baltimore at a. NJ.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Psssen-
train for Baltimore. iy 5-tf
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFICE,

WAsHINGTos, JuIy 8, 1916
On the petition Of D. ID. ALLEN of Adams NJ as
sachusetts, prs, ing for the extension Of patent
granted 10 him on the 18th day Of October, 1881,
for IN Improvement in . Tool for Quitting Pegs out
OF Boot Solos,, for seven years from the ex pi ra-
tion Of said patent which takes place on the 18th
day Of October, 1855
Ii il ordered that the said petit ton be heard At
the Patent Once on MONDAY, the LIST day eli DC.
tober next, NJ Il O'Clock M; and all persons are
pctihed to appeal And show cause, If any they
Persons opposing the extension are required to
nile in the Patent Once their objections, specially
Sc; forth in writing, at least twenty days before
the day of bearing; all testimony filed BY either
party to be used ct the said hearing be taken
and transmitted IN accordance with the rules Of
the Office. which will be furnished on application
Deposition, and other paper: relied upon Is tes-
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, if any,
within ten days after nlinR the testimony
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
Z Repnblicsn and Intslligencer,, Washi nston,
ID. O., and In the Springfield Republican, Mass /,
once . week for three successive weeks; the first
Of said publications to be at least sixty days pre-
vious to the day Of hearing.
..-- TO. THRAKEB,
Commissioner OF Psteuts.
P.s.,Editors Of the above papers win pleas
COPY and send their bills to the Patent Once with
q paper containing this nstice. jy.l0-w3w
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AUCTION SALES.
M GREEN . wILlIAns, AuSuopesr..
pUMBARrON.

Under a deed Of trust from John r. Cl.rn will
sell, on the premises, July 1ssh, at o'clock Ia pos
prevented by rain,l twenty Lcts var, ina from
line; northwest Of the Post Ofhcs. on the road 10
SlsdensbuIG Tour miles from Washington. and
land is In high Guilt vation, with a comfortable
Dwelling, &c. The lots have elevated building
Tor building. The railroad to Point Of Rocks viii
nsssp near. and one Of the co.tempated mites %
distant. - '
iDgton. Nc
consequence Of the rain, until WkDNi6DAY
18th August. when IT will positively take place.
Wishing to purchase Handsome BUILDING sitec for 8
country seat. 80
y sd fintl GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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PROPOSALS.
pROP0sALs ROB TRI EREorIoN OF AN

(Iset " NC CcD7 fs.isstoa Of PEbltc Evisotrrs,l
CaPttoi Of fAs UhIsed SAFES, y
WAsHINszoS CRY, August 2. 1855
eealse Proposals. will be received ct this Office
until falDA1 August ~, 1856 nj noon, for the
erection of an IRON FENCE, oommencins At the
corner Of PENNEY vania avenue and lst street west
thence running west slong the rsat OF the Botanic
Garden, on Pepnsylvania avenue, aud q far on 81
s.reet est e the approprission Of sis.Ooo win
iron portion TO be four feet in height and risced
upon stone coping supported by brick base, the
bsse and coping 20 be three feet six inches in
ton Of blue stone.
The proposals must be by the lineal foot.
The work must be completed by the middle OF
November next. 49, 80.
Twenty Der cent. of the stipulsted price win be
retained ss security for the conn etton Of the work
until IL is finished and accepted BY the architect Of
the Capitol Extension, who will superintendi 10.
Drawings and specifications may be seen At the
ONCE Of the Superintendent OF the Botanic Garden.
The bids will be opened af this office ut noon
B. B. FRENCH.
au 3l2t Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY WEpDING.-The citi-
zens OF this burg were gratified. on Monday
evening last, by general invitation to a we'd
ding about one mile east of town. The couple
who were about TO be one-Samuel Martin and
Austin Cooper-were respectively - and S.
We DIDN'T attend this wedding, but we had a
reporter there. At the appointed hour the
slender" couple appeared before the anxious
audience. the bride blushing like cranberry,
having one finger in her mouth, and her fan
coquetrishly lying on her cheek. The minis,er
tied the knot in a twinkling, and then the finn
commenced. Some naughty young men from
town had provided themselves with fire
crackers, pistols and putty blowers. which
they used rather freely. The firing had had
effect on the bride-cOmpletely unstrung her
nerves." Samuel was prompt in dong what
any other devoted spouse would have done.
went straigntway TO the kitchen and made the
sbarer OF his joys good. strong cup Of tea.
and, taking seat by the bed, fed her NTH a
spoon. Was ever affection bestowed in more
beautiful and touching mannerl We cUess
not The festivities We're kept M TO n Ia,e
hour when the guests returned to their homes
We wish the Young gentleman and his aged
bride ali the prosperity imaginable. To wish
the bride a long life would dc no good, for she
bas already pass ed The allotted three score and
ten.-CGR5JrjdCs (Tl.) Thro9ic1c.
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Old aAxERAc BRARDY j Vintage lsss.-Ws
hraDd % kra1ly recomms ndsd by Tia neg YosS
Oity Doasd 81 nseltA - bsins DsIfsstly pers, and
aaa-eeot asv4sAn. eve, BET. leh and lsth 90.
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A BrHeLA2 CAgeRf AND POUNDED TO
DEATH WITH CRoocEr- MALLRrs.-Wednes-
day afternoon, while syoung girl the daughter
Of one Of cur 1eld citi zens, was sitting in the
drawing room. she heard slight noise In the
hall SIS walked softly to the door, and dis
covered me front door slightly ajar, and the
thief walking quickly, though very stealthily,
up STAIRS. She waited moment then, follow.
ing cautiously, observed him enter q front
chamber, the door Of which being opened, ex.
posea 70 view tempting array OF jeweiry and
foiiet Dureau. With presence Of mind won
aeriui IN one 50 young, she hastily closed and
Iasteheo the door. but not before catching q
game ora most vicious looking pair Of eyes.
Sne descended TO the drawing room almost
overcome with agitation At the success Of her
bold experiment., tor she was alone in the
house. She waited in breathless anxiety until
darn, when her parents returning, she commu-
nicaied the startling intelligence 70 them of the
thief she had 60 dexterously Gagged.
Mr. Smith seized a ma3let and Mrs. Smith
another, and both Ascended to the chamber
Cpon ents ring, they discovered the thief par
TALLY screened by the bureau. Mr.. Smith de-
nanded his business there. received no reply
save malignant glance, accompanied by
quickly pushed to. while Mr. Smith gave him
q blow with his mallet. The wretched creature
now rushed from one side Of the room to the
other. making frantic efforts 70 escape the blows
leveied at him by Mr.. and Mrs Smith. Final
ly, a crushing blow on the head stretched him
senseless. One would suppose humanity
shouid now have prompted a cessation Of hos
Utilities. but Mr.. Smith was seen 10 kick the
inanimate form, and Mr.. Smith carried him
Down stairs and threw him, all bleeding and
sepseless, into the street. In the morning the
poor outcast was found stark and stiff, having
probably bled to death during the night. The
Common Council have taken no steps to re-
move the remains, and they are still to be seen
In the vicinity ofthe Baptist Church.
During the melee blow from Paterfamilias
AIMED at the robber came near disabling Mrs.
Smith instead, while a fierce lunge from her
mallet they were croquet malletsl shattered
several valuable panes Of glass. 1t is TO be
hoped the fate of this unfortunate thief may
prove salutsry lesson 10 other evil doers.-
Erie Dispatch, Aug. 2.
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Once Of AssL z; ". U. S. Nj. r. R, $50 6 a,l
WashtHgton. ID. G. August 8, 1853.
n WI b sold At PUBLIC Auctien, ct ALTMAN
DRaA; VA, on IHURsDAT. August 2; the bal
ance OF United states Mill tary Railroad Property
rensinns on hand u that place, consisting in part
Two second class serviceable Locomotive En-
inches. ''a
One Tender Truck, two small Truck Cars
One hundred pairs second hand Car Wheels an
A1lee. %
Seventy tons "T'' Railroad Iron, t45ibs. to the
yard nearly new fifteen Stoves, two ifteen.ton
Hydraulic Jacks, five tons unser vicesble Railroad
Iron.
Five tons Wrought and Cast Scrap Iron, second
hand Railroad Spikes, Chairs. Rubber Loops road
Axes, Mauls. Platform and Counter Scales, Lam
terms, oars, Desks, Tables and . variety Of other
Nine Frame Buildings.
Sales TO commence at 10 O'Clock o. M, at the
Military Railresd Wharf, where the LocoBoti YES
Railroad irsn, and Car Wheels stored The
halsnce of the articles will be sold at the Railroad
supply Store, near the Orange and Alexandris
Depot.
Will also be sold at PITTSBURG PA, at II
o'clock m. IN TUESDAY. August IS.
Eleven new Box Cars, five feet guage; Pennock
a GO Kennel sIuare, Chester county, Penn.
Terms Cash, in Government funds
Any further information relative 10 the Proper-
ty will be furnished or apple alton AZ this Office
+. ,. CHILLY,
Brevet MAJOR and A. q. NJ, u s. Army.
AZ k-t26rb
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RAILROAD LINES.
DALrIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAp.
ID WEAKNESSES, June IS Ia

81 TO-
rrsins between WASHINGTON AND BAIT.
MoHi. ana wAsHINToH AND rHI wisr. AZ
now run - Follows. Wis.
FOR BALrIMeRI.
:, Leave daily; except Sunday, ct 10, IN, sna
HIS Q. N, and les, and a: 80 and $50 D. n.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave datD. except Sunday as Too, O. n, snA
JGSSTioS' W AASAroAls
Leave 81 SIS and I,oo an. and ct rs and a. p.n-
FOR ANNAPOLIs
trains 70 90 ffsD Annapolis On Supdsv
ON SUNDAY,
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at - .. N and Z: Is and $50 r. N
FOB WAY sTAfIoNa
Leave q I'D .. n. and AS and 500 :. m.
FOB ALL PANTS or The WEST
Leave daily, sxosDs Sunday, q % .. m ana SOC
On ssnday q 500 ,, N. only. connecting ss Bsass
SSsH1oa With trains ffo0 Bsiunsrs 20 Hhssliac,
TAEoTsk ffGKrrs 70 u. We. O.. b. h. =
soe eshiaeson staton Ticket Once g eli hssrS
IN ne az = Vel = e the sev once In the Amsr-
Sevsss stss, sns SsSns rssnssvssis svssss.
Fer New YerS, PsiIsssi.hs., and Boston. -,
Avseosc@e9t q Through Line
L.H. COLt. GensrG Ticket AScps.
o0-u 0kO y. kOONTz. Agent, wsshiag ton.
WARRINGTON, ALExANDRIA Ann
GkORGETOWN RAILROAD.
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ga French gentleman asked a Hungarian
fricnd IN Paris whether the time had not come
when Hungary could not avenge herself in
Austrian ..Ah, mon cher replied NJ de s.
1--WE have had our revenge; we have given
Austria Bebedeke' The General, il seems
vs. Hungarian. and fought against his coun-
trymen, as you know, in Is4s
SA new crinoline in Paris is in tie shane
of coat tails
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IA
rRUGrHEs SALE OF FINE OOTTAGEsIrEs
C0NT1oUOGe.TOTHE CITY, ON THH HIGH
SSnTHRThRc fHhTTWEEN hALoRAAA AND
On MONDAY, the 18th of August, at S o'clock
p. m, on the premises, shall sell Lot 4, OF the
tract Of land known ~ the widows Mite, sub
each.
This land 10 situated on the high grou nds north
vest Of and contiguous TO the city, and is one OF
cottage residences, commanding as Ii does, an ex-
tenstve view Of Warrington and the surrounding
country, andis Of easy spprosch. direct through
be piece Of Mr.: Little, and 10 in itself value
rsma or Meridian Hill being selected to build the
summer residence for the President, it being be.
tween these sites and It 10 also proposed 20 con
etruct . passenger railroad out Connections ave-,
to the boundary. There il also o quarry Of stone
on the place, to which purchasers will be priv
ileeed to get the stone from gratis for the foun.
dstions of any buildings they may desire to erect
Plsts Of the property may be seen at the auction
roem of J. c. MCGUIRE Co., where the property
may be purchased at priv sale.
Terms One-half cash residue 6, IL, and Is
m onths, with interest, fer notes secured on the
property sold. ConveysnSng a Pr Seh .:e-'s cost.
JAS. O. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
~ Gdtg lint. Rep
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WAREHOUSES AT AUCTION.

CAiefQtGrfsySaasteT's Office, Depot of Washinstonl
WdShtnsioH, ID. c., August 8, 1855 (
Will be sold at public auction. on THURSDAY.
August =, uDder the direction OF Breyet Leuten,
ant Colonel james NJ. Moore, q. NJ at 10 a m .
WAREHOUSE No. corner 18th street and New
YORK avenue, consisting Of
PartI Is feet by Isl feet:
?, IS feet by leOfeet;
3. IS feet by 60 feet;
With SHED Il by Al feet, and PLATFORM At
tached
And at 2 p m, onthe Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road. near the corner Of Delaware avenue and @
street north.
One WAREHOUSE, a4,l feet by 1867 feet.
Terms Cash. in Government funds.
BUILDINGS will be sold singly, and must be re-
moved within ten days from date Of sale. .
d. H. FUCKER,
Breyet Major General and Chief Quartermaster,
au3-5t Depot Of Washington
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nABOw's REVIEW FoR AUGUST.

TABLE OF ooSrENTs.
The Tournament, by 2. 9. Barnweli. Property
.'f ?.
Of tie South, Present ana Future, by Edward At
ssSs of Met rs s. ss fssss es
Proposed Banking System for the south, by Ly
sketches Of Foreign Travel. By CaSte blanche.
Sess' 81 The Tdisos. The P1s.s and sSe swSrS
Finances Of Europe Journal q the Wsr-Hnsered
f.r
Department OF Agriculture. DepsrtV.nt q In
f fstosi :if s esssres'
Terms, % per annum r,.vcv r.x,o,
TflssE1tAas;Rsos:s.se g nsY,l L:s.... e.
he Essis ds ISslnssss q. fssis. s.1 tie isSsris
TTiss..r a.: !. g ne sasosus, 10y ios sS'ss,
MAJ ma No. s &: q
s 8. u :ss e ..d II
'SssS ,rsparssion u in shs torn Il noss ssrss-
:na change: Of ss@ospher. 10 d essss q % e.ch.
ssn aSo .svns s. b,Ss.d ee::.
ninistsrsA 81 valpsss, sallahanda, Rosx, &C..
Whe.ss.,e end retail ~ Dr.. BARROW, No. iss
!: "a IS &c &c g. iTorD. 10. SEQ 2. ave.
TIYLnBOLDD ATTRACT BUCHu AID Ii
ll YROVRD H0oB WAoH oaros oecret and d ed /.
exc 0ioegders, IN ell their stAg, 6 htse ex Dsnses
little OF n change In Diet, - tnoonVonience and
10 exlooure. IL q pleasant In taSes 0nd odor, I'm.
asaises 3 - ssasa. saA frss ftso e injlites
Ogs1og9o1 - - %
sOfl CASKS sUPEkIOA HOOK WIN 4. Of he
W o iSssTyRt MI knSSn brsnes, viz:
SUSssEEiMIR,
H HiHsSkSsnTElnEs,
which ofer Tor sale In quantities TO srif pcr-
SAMPLES Of the VINE can be sses ct the |. onion
Bottiipg DEPOT No 81 Green street, George
= dim 1EsE a. RILEY A. sHINs.
r1,His Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
u Der has obtained nom the 0rphaas' Court Of
Washington county, in the District Of Columbia,
letter. Of sdmfni.trzsfon on the personal es-
tate Of Virgins nil.sead. late OF washington,
y c., decesscd All persons having CLAIMS against
the same with the vouchers thereof % the subscri-
her on OF before the I'D day of June next: they
may stherviss. 81 lsw. b included from si benefit
eivc~ unSsr my hand shis "a dsy Of Jrne. 1888.
se ,Elswyws ss saARLES n. LLoID'
i100 Ms VII HVvT BAL %, iltnstrated, aago
III Gsu1 g Lest. novel. BY wdmubd YateSL %
En- -pSsels eller.a novel. 20 CITE. Pour Years
Apdsrsonviiis friscn. 9IIS ksyIors lie Of
Apdrsy !ehcsos, els. Aspsssons Life Of Ce-
ms TRAHeK TAILOR.
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ga little boy in Mercer county, Pa, las.
veeh died from the effects Ella locust sting ON
che wrist.
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- Paris correspondent says the Empress
Eugene - extremely superstitious, and wears
an amulet IN which she has unhouEded FART
ne preventative against s'ca,ching disc tses."
IN ehoiers or other ep'een mics she sri1 ha sc the
Emperor wear little fan rel bag FILED with
eSmpbor suspended round mis- neck, 10 which
potion Napolson submits with the be- tposslble
grace
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T,HRoUGH LINE BETWEF6 VAsEI.aT01
L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
ss:sR@

WAXING TON. March ~ 1874,
Lrslns oetyeen Washington and New YORK are
FOB Kew YORk, Without change OF care,
Leave daily Except Sunday ct 50 O. 10. and e:N
D. m.
FOB NEW ToRK, changing cars At PhiIsdel.
Lesve daily texcept Sunday ct HIS O. m. sns
40 ,. N.
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily except Sunday ct z 80 and lI:U q
m, and $50 and $50 .. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave fos New York and Philsdelphis af $50 ..
N. oAly.
Sleeping cars for New York on go ,. 10 rsi.
daily.
Through tickets TO Philadelphia. New Yorh, OF
Boston can be had at the Station Once at ell hous
IN me csy as We'll as at the otcs In the Amer
lean Telegraph Building, Pennsylvsnis svenus
Gee Baltimore and Chic Railroad adyerfsseuer,
FOR schedule betv cen W Washington, Baltimore An.
nspoits, and the West.
W.P sAITH, Master Of II sns portation.
L. COLE, General Ticket Agent
&C 0-u GEO. 8. KC0NTZ, Agent, Washington.
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WHAT TEE s sTS S.s sssAxI OF TIE sAMAa

Sold By .. q. B01p, esspse lith street s,A D..
syivsnis avsnas. wsshipeton; .HINkY c0oS
Ai sSsSosS Co. g. y
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sn0 CASKS suPEkIOk HOOK VINE. of :
OUy ienoyint well Known brsncs viz:
lOxSIEk RlxSLlNo,
DkIpHSHkIMER,

which offer for sale in quantities to srit pur-
cbasers. at low prices
samples of the wine can be seen st the . Union
Bottiipg DEPOT No "a Green street, George
II dim F.E RILEY A. SHIyN
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FRANCK TAYLOR.

III fROVEB Sos1 WAN ssrss :ecT. and .nd del .
60 disorders, d 81 their Ssase, 6 ksis sx Dsasss
little OF n change In Diet, ~ tnoonVonience and
10 exposlFe. Hls pleasant In Sn6ss md odor, I'm.
nsdi6es Z. - oeoaeA. anA froe fseD q injlitos
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GALE OF UNITED STATES MILITARY
~ RAILROAD PROPERTY

Byt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Qusrermssssr,
aug g. ut Depot Of Waehfnetou.
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s;LIsditors o. the above papers will pleas
q paper containing this netice. jy.l0-w3w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-31
Read t1als Certificate.

LAG Henry Street, BRooKLyN, N. Y.
This Is to cartify that have tested and
used the "FRAaRANr ODoSroLisE," prcpar
Cd By Chas. r. Rogers, and consider il q
sAvs aud excellent wash for the teeth.
IL CLsANsl ~ paopRRrIRs are Of the lrsl
ordss. while tho purity and sweetness which
Y iapars to the mouth are most refresh
ing.
A preparation which combines proper>
ties at osos both AoasEA BILE and nRALrnruL,
CLEANSING and ysr sAvE, TO the degree Ats
tanned BY the "ODoSrolINE" can scarcely
BE- OVER esti,nsted.
z. A. MARVIN, Dentist.
Sns woman in another column picking
Semburg grapes for Speer's Wine. It 10 an
admirable article, used in the hospitals and
By ths 6rst class families in PARIS, London.
end New York, in preference to old PORT
Wine. Il il worth = trial, - il gives gseal
satielAction. deadly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-31

FURNISHING GuoDs = Al 45 Btsdy street
Sam Perry has sIwsys on hand q full .
st. ck Of 'ssiy made clothing of every sizs
md ssyls - an - tssnd ID ths eisy. He
has slso - hsnd ~ asssrtsd supply oi
0snts' Rsrn,shiag eeods. which be 10 pre-
pared 70 u10nusactsise te order Il short no
tice. and 10 the very bsst manner. Give
him call. Gents' and leave Youf orders.
TaE Oursn NAx.-Remington Z Co.. neat
the corner Of Second aud Brady, keep . full
stock Of geuts furnishing goods eoasisntly
on hand. and ase nansiaetusing 10 order il
the very latest styles.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-31

e7,6S9, ,795.- Great 10 the dry goods hesss
Of Jvhn V Farwsll 4 Co., Chisago in
mcnse are their facilities fos furnishipe ~
retsl daaless Of the Northwest With every.
tiipe in ,heir line. andths healthy littls roc
Of iigures which bead this issa rspssssa'
tue pile Of greenbarks th 4 they sesk u SSs
goods sold lsst yssr. Il : anqusstisasb,y
one ofths aasst thrifty, pushing asd rs,1a-
bic 0rns "a de Unien, end II through ~
Nortlwsse ~ namo ~ Afns of Jehn v,
Faswsll 4 Co. ia great, and bseomisg greet
q every ysar. Our rstsil dealers whs pasg
this house 10 90 iGfshsf sast, s1nply ahrss
away money. Fsrwsll Z Go. eaa ed I'll
dnnlieate New Ysek bills I'll ths ysae soua1
"a d. - ~ porsa ssehdA dine ~
several hundrea doll1rs eapssss Ssxy yses
Mako . nsas Il this ssosblishnsoA -
when yen wsns dry sssds'is ~ qsastity
-nsss o. lsss, givs sAso . eall = sssd u
your order, and ysa viii b dealt vitA sper
~ squass ssay tias. Sss advsstlssnsa'
10 o0o&hoe on3D0D. + F<..sR - - /.