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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15


Blachbeefieo - 0ofo obuaAant h 0aiee
the season, than they have bern for tha
pest t0slse years.
The Jefferson Davis house 10 still occupied
- herstolors, by the United Ststes CON-
msndee IT Richmond.
A charity scholar, under esamiaalioo in
~ Psslm., by'ng asked "Whss 10 ths pss'
thence thse wslketh in the darkness r. re-
piled, "Piease, cir, bedbugs."
The Ncv York Clipper says tho Joe
Cobusn ami IeenAn are likely to meet 10
the prize ring at no distant day for large
stake.
The wool uads throughout Michigan 10
almost entirel. u . stand still, WOOL grow
els holding back for higher prices. It e.
timsted the: in many counties not over one
third Of the clip hs, yet been cold.
Il = rumered il Paris that the Empress
Caslotsa, q Nexigo, 10 about to visit this
country. 10 order to explain the real state Of
afls.sx in Mexico. She used not Ooubls
hsrself Ne know al about ern.
"a Daco,sh ::ohsp thinks he has found
Paradise. baas him ;o-Ns incses tax; no
Internal revenue no spies 70 see 4 you treat
. f1iesd On Sunday; mn ses.ial pe.ies ne
DIG tax, ~ pill eax, school tax OF beun,y
fund end. 70 end with, The Indians and
half brseds can't tell ono e. enbsek from an
Other, 30 d. our ones are tsos."
There is an sditas IN Noeth Carolina With
seven bullets in bic b..dy-received in dasls
aad street encounters. n psper ought to
b He'd the ''Dulyetin," AMI contain d:
'.1soded' matsss.
Mr.. n. W. Baldwin. long idsati6ed viii
Americas Aanulactuses. died o. Fsida1
aashe last, u Wissaaemtng. asss pAilsdsl-
phiA NJ. Baldwin built ti,e first model L.
ceoesive engine constructed in the Unitsf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

otudy tor the last twenty vears, snd u
therefore the person whom all afflicted should
eoHsult. No one ever heard uf q patient
~ HIS not being cured since he has been in the
city. His reputation hes vouchers in all the city
papcrs. his patients aud the medical proie ssion
ko0h herr and shvUad, As being the most skillec
Specialist here. and thorough master Of VI
osoual disease. IL others TAIL siont des give
him . call. Il is ouls con mon occourreuc- with
him 90 eurs snch eases. Ills roUms Ase sep rate
tar ladies and gentlemen. and the most con, piets
IN the city. $50
YOune NsS. rAxR PAavlcrL.a Norics. -Docto,
btgelou devctcA much If his time u the treat
mens Of those cssss caused hy secret habit 4. ~
faioa beth mind aud BODY, uniting the uuios.
tunate iudividsal for either business or society.
rhs - sesets Of tAsse early habits. or the Ell
eeeees Of rper years. rs 70 weaken and dcbilitst.
shs eoaseisutsUn. destroy the ply sicul sud nsnss
powers. diminish and envee0l< tke ~, ssAi fee..
tnga. ande ahausas the vital sesgs~s a ranhooGs
the pleasures Of life en- married. the cNfett y
nefrlaes srussrsted end exissepce ,Aeeli re .scs.
- TERN o. unceasing m,sesy sud reg Ct Soc,
DeeUouo. e1pecaAlly those ,0atsaspl SaSna ma
StaGs. ehoal1 lcee 10 time ia maksne sshrie {ir,.
GpptcGeaca. ~ N. H.. bv his new ts~eAu,rue. .
enabled 70 ensars sapesdy and permanent spiss.
CoasultaetUn TREE md coStdeptial. Office Ne
- S0sth Ch. & stUsel. conner of Monroe
half 10 hbssk fssm sAe Pest Ofnce. 2. o. Box 06s
CAtpa9o. H.. O6ice hOurs from 4 IN. TO o. M
Ned eoe bic '0nide e Nealth." published
oaaahly. Sree Of charge.
n. D-lAdiss. send Tor descriptive cirruas Of ~
e1sto 0n1o11A tAe bon peeventive - oaAcebtia
ooo~u. ssus b aay address irse ~ charge
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

S& Ny,TfWs c Lseen<es. Fem ~ Com.
klaiuta &c. personally or hy letter An Illustrates
Medical Pamphlet the above diseases cont A.iae q
asee pa&es ard giving full particulars. sent t. sny
Ssoee o. e~-eept o. . cents -
~ LAOles- "A ~ mvhses Of special Importance ~
8oSrteA lAS1es ssA others sealed epse,<ne o.
receipt Of stamp Direct all letters 70 rns 0Alsooo
1oosWvSa. ~ e., Mmx, an,i..6 NE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

In Offering To the public Dr.. MclAnc's CsIshsa,pd
LIANT. - csv.ss. ~ sast, m nS,,,ss ~.
great prevalence Liver Complaints aud Bilious Ds-
49, ~ ~ kinuiA lhsDug hwst NJ Gai1Dd 8QS0, and
orty VI cssee the patient n within the reach Of
rugul1r pAsslcian. roquir0 thse smns qDedy should
~ pvOv3Aod shas wvuld nOt 10 tha isa t&Eqf tr
seitue1Du aud yet be ss1s ord c6ciaal. 1n such 10
~ chaeufsss - SS Mclnrs lAvss l5lh thsr
bc ~ doubt. the testaWay Nc ~ bsS0se you, and
tho great which has iavnFtaby attened their
use will shk. b. sa1A<ieal 70 cenvinos IN n0~t
iugsiuOap Il hss btea sinec1s wtrh. That (hoDo
fa eh0ad he lnsly sud 6nllS tsalrd and eeaA n fa
by the ciccr produced That thsy lave been h,etcd
and that se srea hs ecsa 10 svery reeect A,ofable
v. call thosaands 10 witnsss who have sxprkncsd
heir hemdncial cdnrte # -~
In. AciAns's Liver ftlle ~ mot hcl1 forth eodrfc
omsnesied like of the popular usaiidn8 " the
dsy) universal cure aIlp. b1t simply for Llv8R
ed lhosc sy0peoono connected with
a 4, hanged o>Aee OF tAUee o9luen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15
Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh Pa,
FI0mlng BIOS, P1tt0burgh Pa.
Sole Propristors Of DR.. NcLane's Lirer ISlls,
IsrsVuge asd Lung Syrup.
Sold by Dealers Every where.
DIR. McLANE'S
s3sserteNse vvors1e Specific,
VER1GIFuoEl


No discascs to which the human body IL liable are
better entitled 10 the attention Of the philanhrqpat
than those caene the irritt t0o produced ~
WORMS In the stounnch and bowels. When the sui
ferer /. adu, tho cese b very fsQ9enty overlok-
ed. and ssatiy the proper rcmedy = na aNlisd
cniisely uogbcesd u h slill frcQusniiy ascribed N
xhsls er ~ y some Oder ssSss 1, ssgh. hcte 10
- - 8 %i5. md ssssosssa saiess ~ %S shey
~ ~ pdeviss.ly, - ssssase = the consaitG-
- lxe1ea - sny - ~ n9lnesvec ssi. q dis1Asss
asaes1 - their irrIssinu. Hease h no 2sqeuntly
Aacoans t1ntA disease eGhuMise ea>isy managed BY
~ s. 1 X ~: ,s eaas bid;
Wt1k sn1lreay nils q cuaseqsencc Ot worms dcing
ovcttu6sa. And svsn = &C., q essassr vio,enec q
evli - sasslisd wisAous les v iina whioh & -
eksriAss IN sach Gases, ~ einee ngA. Dc stacked
S GsSS ri'a
The count.nance . pale and icaden color with coca
sional hu-hsA eircamecetbcd rpO IN ono or hub
cheeks the eyes bcunar dali; the pupils dilate Nm
semi circic runs alnpg the lower cyclid tls
no~e y trrttntcd, swels, Asd sunctiros bcede swell
ing Of the upper lip: cccaricnai hsaaaehe, with bum
ming thrubbing VI tbs eass; unueua secretion ~
saliva, .limy Or farred Tongue breath very foul.
particularly in the morning appetite variable, some
srh. 1t o.hera cnis~iy gone; 6scny paae IN q raom-
ihIoashcai The abdomen; bowels irssssss, Al Dimes
costhe; ssuos slimy. not unIreQucnfly tinged With
blood; belly swollen and hard urlsetatbid rspira-
tion esrassiaalls dalcsn, "a sucoapasisl y Nc.
CA101v0hn1t0s
. ps@ s ::ss S:s, sn s ! T. the teeth tenn
= e ssn aSss ss g. =; .Sas g s 70 e.
The unisessai succcss which has attended The "a.
r q 3 ssss in.soc. = s NE
Intellectual provided thc symP,cms attending the sick.
worms Ssine III csnee In IN csses Dc sse he 70 Be-
givrn n sitSs acsurdssce I'M the dRsaieas
We s .' s. to =. ssst E ID Dr. i.n s
th.i y - innocsas prsPss.tion, and MA capshle Of
doing he slighsst injury ~ the nOa tender ihit.
DIRECTIONS.
Give china ffua sws % sea yeAr old. teaspcenfsl
II purgcs. through the day wcili baa -, rspesf
asun N lhc evennE. Over ten give Nth nOfc IN
der txo less. Toa NIL etown psssm s've sss tea
Bt,sars d cssnsesfsits, sst az svtisls ~
Az oTpsr6A9 = = d.. XeLaass.
ma syss pse.l,ssy 4 Ds. ,aIsAWs GENUINE
rEErAsA11oSs .ssi - An. ss:sS: {.
.ss Ssss :sss "a; s Sc sss
maud. fIil sn WI pIssse ~ 0St6lS6 y y -
II e s:il: !: -; saeffa s; d
i 4: a: q Q:
Is ia aaaa9 ...,.a .. 4
Eemt05 9n47i cl lfIesn p!
s.s ssa f1PAnlD our u
FILMING BROTHERS
4'+'h.st - stastr r<A-a - -
setspurg, Pa, nv
0o1e. uty9rlespsu - naea~opu
1sssr S. 80, Y s c,.ss NJ = !. r
SOLD By DkALkas EvfaYwMknA
S9eeoguDDe00. Esa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

At THE GAl.ENic MIDI-
CAL INSTITUTE. IN Concert
Hall Block. near III, Post Of
ice, Sr Paul. Minnesota.
0eths eniy regular chartered
Indrmary ~ she sinj Ia the West,
In cha r. Of . sesu Ar surgeon, =
graduate ~ the Medical {. oliee~
of Ohts.
COSgipaSriAI CoSsrass1lcas. s
cpevmasrssi eN ur Snminal Deli .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

Is the only physician ~ = Spec
'iaiist now in Chicago thst can he
entirely relied upon. Go 70 ais.
and not suffer discs se to remain il
your ~ stsnl, diAtixusing y our facs
sod esdy. seetses dsstroying yous
hApl'insss and feture psSspecis in
life. He he's mssle fasvara nls.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15


vera formerly considered ineusabie. Aiss ~
effect OF soNlhs, hsblt. tolh sninous to the bsdy
aud mind aud produce some Of the following Of.
Gsts -blonhes Csnstjps ish. lsas 81 neossy,
pain in Che small VI the 6sck-can be my ~
stored 10 aheasth. O0Ds1atsEDn ifoo.
Charges moderate. and cures guaranteed.
Post Utiios Box, 1Ss4. All letters With stAAp
onsweeed.
r. N.-All business strictly confidential. Or
acs heurs from 4. .. untti9 ?. =. feb361f
PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE The rropriseors
/ " the New York Muscun 81 Anatomy have aslss.
mined 70 issue free. tour Of hcr most Instructive Joe
tnree Marriage and ~ diaquaMncatiOns. Nssvp1p
oudPhyslcal debility, PfeDatuse Decline 0fMoAeOo,
indigestion, weakiiers or Depression, 1mp0se4cy.
Les II Hnergy and Manly Power the great Social Evil
and those maladcs which reeult fum youthful 60leo,
sxesss Of maturity. ignorance Of Physiology and
lave u nature
These Invaluable Lectures have been the means d
enlightening and saving thousands. and will b for
wAYded ne receipt Of four stampe by addressing
Secseessy New York Museum Ol AnatOGny and Medl
cine, SIS broadway. New York. MARKEDLY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15
SYMPTOMS OLA DISEASED LIVER.

Pain m the right eide under te edge Hf ne RIA n
ercAriug On pressure sometimes the pain in tho le
eide, tir patient tsSafsly able 10 ~ the cft eide;
sometimes the pain IA felt under the shoulder -bhie
aud II frequently extnts N the top Of thu shoulhsr,
sId Il sN4inatr misenken S0r rhenlnntrm In he arm,
The STOMACH u Affected with 0es Vi appetite ald (ick
tcrating with laxiy; the hsad r. troubled with pnin
nn'onEsnied with dull, heavy senAti0h IN the OEk
part There IL generally considerable lOss ~ -npsy
accompanied yph palsni Eqgusipa Of having left
urweuA~ aonsethag whNh 6ugft 10 hlvr been done. A
sitght dry COush b sOmetlscs - atisadaAa The pa
STARTLED hs tcet cold Or bvning, snd be comp bins
ola prickly sensation Of HE skin. his spirits sre low
and although he 10 entxed tlast exurcse Womb be
bcnehtfAIt 10 him yt h. c scarcely sum up fortitudc
enough IA try II. In net ldisaSus6 every rAn,esS
eycrAi oa ts above symptoms accompany n, disnse
hut cases have occurred when few VI them 'exiAcd,
yet examination al the body sfier death has show IT,
l.sef to ha,s esrsn Excessively drr anyed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15
y ~ H.
cdDGH SYFUP,
YIN snsaasib 49,
C2Nghs, m0argeople.-C rOup,
in6 sss

Tgl41ATsAlgt1 LUNGS.
NA bsp4 IAesa ~ ~ wAo have cd IL, the ,ns,.,
2lcas!nt ~ <aetci0u CVnEh Nrnedy htr,
Il ha- ssnu the of thirty years. and constant,
grown In favor ~
~ No AosAR shOuid b. Without II.
~ No Nursery IL con p!cte without II.
NJ IN hAct II ehould ~ " esesy ia1,1t. ~ -
The nS!A 0s feet ~ OslIise Syrup 81 sore Throat
80 ltstooeed hures hrs.sU. ~ hunArehs can ttst,
Who have proved its efficacy. -
II y prssspt 10 ~ sceiGn. always safe. and can h
given :" the most delicate child With confidence sai
oucccre.
~ ONE TRIAL WILL. CONVINCE you.
X. l.. SELLERS l. co, Sole P.opr.ators.
PlTrSBuR0. PA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15
plrrseUR6.

kGNDSEY,S
lnpeesed oleed oeorehes and
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
1oe tho Cure OF Ill Dlseases
An1uNo yn0n An IMPURE STATE o. ~
ukOuO, sUCM ~
ocstfa)A, OancseUos sussssssomes Cutano'us
Diseases, Erysips'as. Boils, hmplce on
the faes, Sses Eye, Scald Head,
Tsteee aGscticns, on and
Stubborn Ulcers, Dyspep-
sia, Costivenesa,
Jaundice Salt Rheum,
Neecueial dieeao1s, Geoesal
DEBILITY, Liver Compisint,
Less q Appetite, Low Spisits,
Fed Gsoassh, tessthse with sll other
GseF6ese 6ne . tnvs pet cge1l1lsn 81 shs
Gs1( 49, "a l -.
u, h6S4l11o - - -
Gnn34 On - beasG shsse
- 9.ssso1lngly snd
M dyn g li.E rrlaac 4 l0gcIxs
yeate 90 n1nh q sAe.as 49, t.en any nsdl
s,:s';''s ~ :s''' y; S :: IL:
Il - shsa saA n aate,sd uym.
nsd!eiss ~ ssrsA cass Y ecsytals nj hAi been
~ sres 20. cosid sse the siness wcrlins. She
q very a. Your Bsood sssrshsf = going Ii over s
'j JON s1 Rsxlsros = sc1,
4 =. ssLLrRs CO.. s'ss f'ss..rsss b
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15
Nip the Evil In the Bud.
0Dr. WoorTrunsoe.
lel South Clssk ssorsst Chicago, al.

lias for many years msds the
treatment Of private dissasesh,s
'lbssiasss end Stsdy. syphiHS
lin oil its forms. elect end 0stie.
surrs. Passisular assention civ.
en- to old stand.ne essen. which
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15


bWVO8TANT 10
49, ssss ss $3.50 =: r i s. : ss.ss s.s
-
DR.. McLANE'S CELEBRATED
->->A.--4~O
y u - : : - -
$500.
- No. - no 40 vs o.
to urge upon The q Kag+ She ~ ley thditpdtts
of tnse n =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15
DrREcTyONs

Take two three pIlls going tn bed every second o.
third night they do nut purge two " three times
the next musule6. tata ar = NSo more; but Ugh
breakfast should ivariably follow their The liver
Pills may BE- used when purging simply IL nscc--
sary A. ~ astibiious pirg they interior to
n"nc and In dO~cs Of two three they give astooisl-
Ing relief In Sick Headache also In sight deralyc-
msnte oi the stomach
Prem rssl only he
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15
AGUE AND FEVER.

m McIAsess liver PM csees ~ guc and reser,
when taken i.h Quaiie. ar. promoi,e Of the unuel
hnppy rs~ubs M bc1scr cathnrsc ean 10 used bre.
parseosy "a, or aNer takoag Qulnine. No wcal@ a.
sise all WIN nfe addicted win this disease give tAem
4 PAIR THAI. 2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15
8cWs1 che crrsiGcnsss et Whole
snoe Drag k-s. in sN.s.

Tie undersigned htsips 10, iars yeats ten sc-
QusnteJ With ~ Mar hDA'. latRrih AID lltmaHele
Snuc, and sold II 10 NJ clrsH fadr. eht,fu,
that ~ te'evr u to hr equni nr,es .srse' tr-i.-
concentrations given of II - ite 81 statfi ,rec-
,t.ts,an that Is decidedly the stsftt "F Ne4r'scr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

- he dau heaSy pans caaTsd h, disease OF ire D.. AL
th- sensAsiors abe, usine acss tiu and a,Ao,-
Ains. u .pehs aud lu,tss .ut slt 81 sut,uans
IT. hgsh.rr the gsands. amt k,c. trtbs acteh TO
NJ pests ad1vsed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

o. sale an eef " Mssshss Catsf. an iiesi.ste
Snnn. has pre- ii IL atea ,r,et 10, al the iis
esstsoft Land At y stainis isst than
before
'sfscpmmcpdsjh by msu, % The i,stps ysirtsi- aud
Used viii great sNd .NttA sthtt,e4 here
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

gMAsp u = ~ No., 1hrsss, eplse. Ysetoln1
u 49,. - rslee1y No. 6ter psevea Ns e(sI.
no1A- pA9OmgD 0psA ~ ee6Dale 49,
aHnooa 1l1esDoa eo1isa q ~ Lisse, 60 49,
uaooceoalAAa - yoaae ~ - neo1oe. 4 ~
belllse q Cssstitatios Life 0yrMp IN 4ce!eee
~ speceljen, ~ rsaese W aopeots Which =
G1f6ellJ sa1ef ~ Gkin.
d DID, % ~ 1ives, givins ~ - leaouef.
DiEsihes6. sueIGtsc9s. Wsk ete1acA. = q -
oUopoakeA M oaeoihR = oehoe -
eShn1n1D ~ - U1tjsG9 ~ ~ - q 0ooDl1;
Sattso Lit 0yruN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15
DIRECTIONS.

Give china nus I'VE - va yeAfs old. teaspccnfsl
IN - uDcA eweoorood woeB every 0os1n8. 1meng i
II II purgce, through the day veil; bet ~, repeat y
esun inshc eveoiaR. Over tan give kttp D0rc IN.
der twa, less. T0,a MIL gr0wn pesen givc tse tea
spOonfulA, ss.-' q
Beears ef Cesnts!fsits ssf ~ sstislss pse
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-28
LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE COURT or COMMON PLEAS FOR
l. THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA
December Term 1865 No, ek. In Divorce
SARAH Il. HAINES by her next 1riend &c., vs.
SAMUEL HAIhES.
To SAMUEL HAlNEs, Respondent.-sir The Court
have granted Rule you to show why Divorce
fro the bonds MatrmOnY should not be decTeed In
the sbO We case retuInable on SATURDAY Nay g. 1855
at 10 C och NJ personal notice having failed
'ON JOHN +. BFLSTERLING,
yI2T 2sml = Attorney for Libellant.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-28
Fnreirn Insnlliranoe.

The steamship NOod Sootidn arrived at Port
land this morning, with advices ten days later.
They were probably intended tor the Fenlans,
but as they refuse advice from ,us it is not pro-
bable they would take it from a Nopd SoodaR.
On account of Spain being IN the condition of
a 'sick mann Just now, her doctors have recon
mended PerHUidn Bdrgues, and at the sailing Of
the steamer she had captured three on the
South American coast. 1t is reckoned a foolish
thing in diplomatic circles, and was denounced
ss ot being coastwise vessel or captain that
made the capture.
Affairs between Austria and Prussia are with
out change There is a report that TO supply
the necessary change they intend issuing lot
of postal currency. Several eminent business
men have already submitted propositions to
have their portraits engraved upon it, OF view
~ efore and after taking it.n
The Schleswig- HolFtein question is settled, 80
the telegraph reports say, into regular quarrel.
The debate on the Reform bill commenced in
the House of Common last night, the object
is presumed to be to get per cent. taken off
the hill for cash, but as none of the members
knew the exact amount of the bill, they came 10
no conclusion.
Mr. Gladstone moved the bill, and put it on
lUe DUSBdUbs II Is lbdIGu ludl bOulG vi AuG
bers coming into the House Of q dark day may
not see it, and stumble over 1t. They have
stumbled over several previous bills already.
There is quite panic in the Stock Exchange.
Shares of a majority of the companies have been
held by weak holders, consequently have had q
fall. An eminent hardware firm of Birmingham
offered 10 furnish two thousand holders of
"chilled steel" Tor the use of the Exchange, in.
cluding clasps. at a low figure.
Cotton has experienced decline. Even the
young ladies in the boarding schools had 10
"declinen it.
From Paris it Is reported that the French EN-
peror will recall the 5000 French troops from
Mexico by July 1, 1867, and, in the meantime,
have their places supplied by 10000 Austrians.
Secretary Stewards circular on the Monroe
doctrine has no doubt influenced Napoleon in
this direction.
The markets are glutted. The City Commits
Sioners have been appealed to, to introduce hose
and wash them out.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-28
MILLINERY, MANTUA-MAKING, 60
MRS. r. DILLON,

Has a handsome assortment Of SPRING @ MILLINERY;
Misses Rnd Infants Has and Caps, sDks Velvets,
Grapes Ribbons Feathers Flowers, etc 20 54m
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-28

April.
Monday, 23 -Choctaw Braves visit their great
father" at Washington to learn more of his
policy, with a view to investing in IL. The
1atber explained and showed the advantages
of reconstruction. The chief rephed, "Cio
father and fare worse"
Tuesday, sA.-Terminahon OF the great Fe-
man Var. General Meade allows O'Ma.
hoDy, Sweeney. KIlliau & Co TO Withdraw
nom the concern, previous to The day of SELL
ing out
Wtdn' Bday, % -SunevintoD dents of the various
IIsaue Asylums gather around the White
House, each advocating the merits of thor own
institutions in re orence to the treatment Iof
patients
Thursday, 26.-Tennessee Legislature expes q
member because "he to * his hat and cane
and lefC the House without a quorum" " THIS
was ca'n of O cat Injustice a. the member
did not know where to get one
Friday. 27.-General Grants reception at Rich
mond. The 4. Il VS. First Fugit YES OF VIr.
Rnn, tired to smoke him out but the General
proyt d match foI them. and nit his cigar with
it The whole thing ended IN smoke.
Saturday, 2S. Sc les Column Day. rhe Editor
expecting VISIT from the Superinendents OF
Insane Asylums, now on their way to this
CITY, Is giving attention to hls own Reconstruc-
ton hich he hopes will satisfy the suy ern-
tendents
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-28
WNo Bills of Lading."

Although the following advertisement would
seem to have had good share of publicity
having been published in the married depart
ment" of last Wednesdays Public Ledger, we
could not let such an important announcement
go unheralded in the widely circulated columns
of THE EVENING TELEGRAPH, and more especially
(as will appear from the advertisement), as the
time is short for the public to avail themselves
OF the benefit of it:-
MARRIED.
JEANJOAN-PARRY. On the 23d inst, at the
residence oftE bride father, Paradise Hall, Mont
gOmerv county, by Justice Fairiace, u. JEANJOAN
to EMILY ID. PARRY. Presents received until
the 30th inst.
Will the Supper Scene" in Paradise, as por.
trayed in the Miltonion Tableaux at Concert
Hall, present any comparison to Paradise
Hall" about supper time on the 90th inst? Not
if we can help it, When q steamship leaves
port they generally advertise the last day on
which freight will be received; therefore ship
pers will take notice. JEANJoAN, like q
good business man, does the like, but
with this exception - the former craft
generally adVertises the exact location
of its starting point, this latter merely says
paradise Hail." Now that might be a long
haul to reach. Are the goods to be delivered al
Ninth and Green, at the Norristown Railroad,
or at the Reading Railroad depot Time is short,
and TO nnd anything like Paradise in MontgO
merry county, according to our experience oi
that county, one ought to have very definite
directions.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-28

Distillers OF apples, sour grapes, and acorns,
Of not more than 16O barrels ofpure brandy there
from per annum, to pay but $50; but not to be
drunk on the premises. ''The old act, with all
its faults, love its Still" was the toast in the
Committee when they finished their labors.
Brewers of malt liquors, consequently Of mis-
ehief, are to pay 500, drunk or not
Any person who peddles jewelry, such as
China dogs, or dolls, or plaster Paris horses, in
exchange for