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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-01

Burkhead, J
Burns, Robert
Burnside, Mrs
Busby, Mrs Mary +
Bush, Mrs Mariah
Bus, Ben
Byrd, Charity
Calhoun, John
Campbell, Mrs VI :
Carter, George
Casey, Louisa
Causbv, Mrs Sarah
Ceaser, Samuel
Chapman, Rcbccca
Chip, Miss Kate
Clake, ID Watson
Clane, Sophia
Clark, Sylvester
Clark, Lewis +
Clinch, Mrs Sophia
Conncrs, p H .
Cool, Mrs Charlotte
Coogler, A c
Corley, n T
Craft, VIM j
Cresswell g. Co.
Crofford, Mariah \
Crump, G II X G"
Curry, James
Curtis, Andrew
Daniels, julius 4
Dargan, Mrs \ L
Dawson, j T
Davis, Mrs Hulah
Davis, Mrs ]
Davis, Jim
Davis, Miss Annie
Devane, j a, care OF
r II Walton,
Dean, A Fl
Dedrich, Judson {
Dennis, Rufus Il
Dennis, J b
Dcsau, Isaac
DevauX, Richard
Dibble, Miss N y
Dicks, Henry
Dicks, John
billiard, Mrs Mary
Dollins, Wood G ;
Dougherty, Mrs i.
Douglis, Mrs Mary
Duncan, Jas VI
d j W, Mcssr.
Earl, John
Elexander, VIM
Eichelberger, a V
Ennis 4 Co, Mcssls J
Erwin, VIM F
Elkins, Jas Il
Fenton, Mrs Diana
Forrest, Miss X
Gary. Gen Nj W
Gecger, II II
Geurry, Rev LcG r
Gibbons, James
Giles, Paris
Glover, Mrs l.
Glover, Ben
Graham, Mrs VI
Graham, L
Gray, Mrs NJ
Griffin, J G
Gucngnard, George
Gnttenburg & Co. G
Hacrtcl. Carl, care
Emil Niernscc.
Hanks, I. Il
Harrison, Henr
Harwcll, JOS J
Hawlry. Levi
Hawthorn, ID O
Hccny, Miss, care
Jas ashingtou,
Hendrix, Mrs +
Hendrix, Rev I
Hendrix, J Il >
Hec"cy, Mrs Emma
Hcnncy, Miss Emma
Herman, Rev z l.
Hess, Joseph
Hester, Mrs
Holmes, Amelia
Holmes, Samuel Il
Holmes, Benjamin
Hooper, Mrs Kate
Howard, Is L
Howell, John NJ
Howser, A j
Howbens, Charley
Hugcr, Miss Julia
Hugcl', Daniel
lughs, A i 4
Johnson, Mary
Johnson, Ellen
johnson, q NJ
Johnson, Robert +.
Johnson, Jacob
Johnstone, Miss i
tombstone, VIM .
Jones, Miss Julia
IIna lNG-A
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-01
Grain Cradles, Grain Fans. &c.

ltAe sign Of tie Golden PaL Lock-
4 FULL supply OF GRAIN CRADLES.
S,n1o ~ ~'"Ia Tan iHHs, AZ SI%th@ Blades, Scythe
and for sale low for cash.
Nav 70 John :, DIAt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-19
Nov To Ev."g.,,r. S.~ yorh.

las, sysnag Bishop simp-on, the veil koosn and
eloquent ora1or delivered Iscture Ia 81 Pauls Mslho
dsl Episcopal church, cornsr sf Foarth snd
Twenty .cnnd street. to large and Intelligent sudsD0e.
shlch filed tho spscious sdncc 70 o~ersowisE The
choir s.ug the hymn
All Ls1 The ps~-~ o. Js.as' NAM
followed with prayer by Rsy. Henan Baap Bi.iop
Simpson wss thru intrpducsi and IN h.. introductory
remarks sad that the capital .n,erpris- ln,singspc.
sf Nov Yors Ths speaker showed length th- AVIAN
sax- Which Ars cities held forth labor enterprise
mental and lnor,I culture Ia larrr cities thsrs wn
cole elton Of circles originating With darcni niur-ss
4 city popc aiIsn ~as not homoseDsouz ons and TIE
tendency fv men u large retire
Try places, and noe beautiful sdiac- dotted the Hudson
and tie banks u tbs sousi Large CITIES nttng
ssas 1os $4,000 40 .ne' asa Ssn - .,r m"s %
vsnss bright example. The <of~scy u yir- ss 70
separate, vsls chfis,Asity Which sss cose.t,sr q
uss ssd vomss mox make matter of osn-,~Bos 70
ssudy tbe chsssser d Abe city scd ~ciesy IN sb<h
). s .os 49, NJ ors.or ssa~.a - .s,s. ss.i
ssria In,uus,lss iasa ,hs eussas % s-- Yea. n.
erected n .vyy ssssrs.a'y. ~ssr- ss oesls -or-hp
ss4 ~ns sses - Hsyrd cSpossassy fr social sn~s,lx.
. Z: ss:ss ss.ss c. -, !, :s sss ; .
SsssS:S 80 - = ~ ). =
1s>aG 49, = yrsvssnn uss<uosases 49, 90 pSssss-
hssd rbrs 49, - sisssnun6 nsst>esk ,a ss~
h "a. ~ $500. ). s sssss Ss s q. ; . s
themselves y yanss~t Asstsisy ~ rcfrsnas ths city
ssss vsos snd svsspss ~s1w Chs~sA.a irss~~n~ f,s
dis1 Tor Gas Is0 80 hss1ss1 ysss .srrr wss ~
tss1y< isss Arsse> Bs<b~p As~s s@xsi soiis,sios
Tie spp~d "a rssfsr r-.pssa-d 70 sn1 the
scs~ bscul seHss ~ ne asssng OF Toe eotohxr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-19
SKATING AND slEloHlNa.
TIE sport neutrality-suspicious. Brs.

Ths sport neutrality-suspicious. Break.
For the pasi two days there has been good sksans
both the New York and Brooklyn ponds Last evening"
however the ihaw began 10 toll upon Ill the iakc sns
Ia hardly probable unless there be frost through As
morning. that there win be skating anywhere today 81
THK PARK LAKns.
Tue Park perhaps In the middle OF Summer nsv~
looked ~ att ractiye yesterday All over the grossa
laid the pure white sno~ sparkling with cy crysi4is
The everfeenA we're bono down with iccies on vhioA
the sunbcAns reflected and them glsLsn aAis
Then tho lake, With their easy moving crowds. lasGh
ing a. they sped along aud tho tntin nsbaiAton r.
the bells" ~ the sleghs passed msrrly by Al
combined 10 MAKE IL winter paradise cersAtnIv
impossible 10 BE- eauAed elsewhere Towards even ma
the crowd commenced 10 fail o. though the ball na
taken down til long after dark
rBx YIYrn AVENUE rOsp
n Major oaman intended giving his ior little W
postponing the carnival certainly the de-red wss
not attained. large crowd nom early mornus
throngcd the sgFfacr OF the pond The frequenters q
this skating park think NJ going elss~hcro ~ 10
d1ge In their fayorts sport and The sane fsces glos
ing Wild, on,husiasm. may lie seen theirs Zach day o.
Wednes day rvaniug there certainly no, les THAI
three thousand persons on the ace and this day bs
favorable, that number will DO greatly eIoasaed
raE KxcEssioK rosp.
This pond has been carefully cleaned and pianed The
OF removing tho occupied the greater par, ~
ycAoriay, 40 that there not much opportunity NJ
It's prrons skating on la aarfscs 49,
f sYLvAs LkxB. nosoxrS.
Al Sylvan lake yesterday there iimsnss crowd
In the evening Ihs careful management and -
teuton cf Mr.. Inford liz proprietor have gained tais
place ~ resort host Of patrons who determines
desert II IN Jack Frosi breaks up the
sIRrGHIsG N THE PARK.
rhsr wa great deal Of scIshlng on the Park drives
on wednesday Yesterday, however, the tnow IA The
10 the ris1 Of beng spatersd by the ~at~.
and very icv sle CHS vrntuTod out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-19
P~r.onaI Intelligence.

Hon Caleb Cisiiug o. Mastachusetta Attorney Coma.
r In the Cabinet ~ Frarkin Perce left the Aston HOUSE
last evening for Washington.
Colonel knsmaD, United States Volunteers, Ia ct The
Metropolitan Hotel
Captain A y Puser; cf Noble i At tbs Bons,ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-19
rhs op.r. q. Chi..ge-~s...s >,sss 81
tho African.


The A,rSss,p va repeated III sfrsia- - vsU
i.rgr ana snfhrsi.tir sadencs. 90 vaa Eres, IN
prosemoaf on al ulrhts lcriorushs tas srtfs -ilh
,he srooption q orisnain snd Io't, who Harsrnz
severely, having vf.si msasuf- f-oo.sf~a froup n
saocfs e us eta 4hsh sy asi raaars Zoe saufs
ant sse prartsa
On ME RSchsiii mtk'Dg be- sFp~a'snos shs
wss r-,iv~i With q roaad q sVpt.u~ NbeL
n "a. lsari oymgim4nt ths cssid 10 psa4
" cue, ~ ar,st hss proved hsrseif IN 'sei.
,Lers i OILY oss opnlon sronr msu.eAi r-.pl-
Of th. i-sy -hrh 10 "a, stb u'tis srp~r,euss
sls -.I d. 81 Ne he.d sf No DfussssSu Hsr
~ fn-r 10 onl, y.r.isss >, b-r x.-u.rts ~ ~A,h
never 4tnsensd a Deiiss rcncsptiDa
-e have o onsn I'D he pisssrrs - syar raj bsr
VOICE y a. prs - sTsf p.reasrfy 10 M isr.r
Ne, 4, sac 70 nsgsiso@st. .iinoa fgfCier cs~ -
lrsssn- sn,s b. y s--kit~ - s--> i~<,~. gu~~n
nrwlsnl asrs~f fs<<i hisr~~ff b. ~ ~ tsssD
d asrs rsvs rsnsDnwf h~srsrx hn n f~tyf sls.n-
"a ne sS1~s>< sly~ ~vry svs1sof c's1 sson 90
49, slsuA wsr~ spDn rkhy as~wss1
Nls~r . n b-~s~r vo1r~ trsu sst ti.ts, r,r~s,r v1
fN ns1rs s.s~. TIE <rsss - vss eel n ~ s~ae<
~. -ss so1y sppi.~s ~s1 80 <hs - - M
mr. ssr~<sbes 10 fnui II -. ..rtsn TIE sr- 1850
en- cas- We pvi~s irsi so~~x<<~e
~. r,s >ss-~sss u Ne tsssxA bs.ntf1 "a
sr,<~ys~. "a. spisssn aa~us-y ,ssteg 49, t.s -
Tar dr-ssss q hs fnisrs MAJ ~ ~ $780, ss-t a
"a lha citJ t~fsv~ sfssl 49, a SO -
c,ss fos ts AVID. sfp~t fsfafa isis fsest
ne iyTess~ vlH 10 fsp~a,~s " t.ossos s-s ~
urds 2.
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New JeraSS Lima.

TuH Slsv TnorAsD Dat.is JENWRv RoaarRr -
NryRK-0 the nigh, 81 the 9th sf December Lass
the cxicnsyc Jewery mandatory % acssss Baldwin
CO., situated Fsante street newark wAs sniercd ~
burglars. VINO sleceocea n broakiuE open large iros
safe from which they ahstrsr.rd diamond sones ana
teveiry, IN all amounting 70 about 81 900 Yesterday
afternoon two mon named Charlie. and Lewis iandans,
~ero arrested IN New Yort ny orcrrf wooiirfge an1
Damn, of tie h Police prgcirc, and tk 90 10 Srwsrts
a charge ~ being concerned IN she robbery The pr
wire cJmmtira At tie poise failon 10 avail "a
sniustlon Cbafcs Iaudagr cs!Hu 90 b. hor-o DEALER
and Lewis states that be Keeps exoasGzs ocs In nev
York.
TsE LAIN FATAl yAiizosp AonnEsr HossE--
The inquest on the bod, % John Hc.alfc. Tho rvs
aud kned 10 wssG.nEsop sgec, Hssotsn, on sas-
day night isst by the rnion lih cars. vac COO
Guided before Coroner Avery al ~svs O'Clock On Wed
ncsday Eight The iiry rendered a verdict thai De
csavrd came 10 hts de 18th by ben run over by Ne
"a az tie Hpboscn AID ehA~ken i,aiirpad, sod tlas
tLsy etoacrste the dnse,. tba5es Isyrner. abd TIE
conductor ines n'acL nar 'f,rn AL paasa Ia lhr MAJ
their cara tAo it.rdd ~ t,s nxSt hand trsnt.
aud recotnaseod ual Tie sJsom BE- chss-i. and tse0
further rrrfsnnead tfa tr rsts ~ sp-ri 81 shc ~
arc ,rcus- TIE iovrr fartef tbs e''y ~ -
creased at orce. 4"
KILLED Hs FaLrlsc aou Bgllss.c. --Asoi, hsifs
paa oss o'esct sssxraDs ssisthocn gnEs.,A nsis~a
Edward cern.sa engaged uaaps lhs roof % tho no
a, rr,srs onu-tn IN ursnd s,r,s, Jerasy CITY. 90
from the top OF tho building 10 TIE Erognd iMAnns ~
ssvepiy feel, aud ~sA smos, instantly Killed. rss ~.
r~sasd resided al IA. oorpr or fsnty sni nErcs ss1
nlaia svrple saw sssx AID tass~s w.aS~ and ssss-
raj siIitreI
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Tie Ksss.l slsis ssss. yss,srSsy r..ssd r,.oisiss'
lssrno. rse a eoav,e'iSa go tssf.g ., Jsrsrsoa
p~7s sss s'Af s~sfer u he r.b~rss .rssiiy s-sty
NJ tpvass.r
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~. N>r,h c.rsiis. L-ss.i.t.,-.

VEGA rt-r~ g4srans 60 tts sseais t.l naas 10
&c H. 20 9f 49, ~s~sfs 49, gfsAskg D.
FtHs 10 - w~sgs
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gs,,,.sd ,rasssss In shs Wsss.

-. DotN, No, jan ~. ~
plsits comfy, Ms1our, tss brousht sas sfssn~s
cs.cneI osbJru sss,eaies Cor any thor~nd dsfar1
wife vi-w - etrr.l.g TIRE yrt4ss~ esecgted ~ 20
we con snd atcirIsra and Achin.oa and 81 Jasrps
Eziitu.d Coo pa lhrcf NJ wiiism g. We'tho
std tohs A ksssft, a N~a lcr.. o. truyfsr n -
an fssue Of ttnis smorrttrr "a u 2v0Ooo urrn
| u ~ alleged ~-fc nasfrfcn''y srsruted
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sn.,.. s.,s.--prts.s casssa s-f Dsitv
80 a. =. fis,ssaf - - trf sss Hs-as~sf
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sss pfws rlsvs."-wtstsv'. rtvs-i-~
ss- ~ as .,ys,s...ae-. =. t 80, -
80 wasfri1rir q. ~ sefs $3.50 ~ go -
F.mt&lss fsfssf<~i eiAfhh 2 -. 49,
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r,ssft 20, q ~ is'.f..@.,es /. =. ~ - - -
rxrLsE 80. tssissA a. Wa sssss %. '~s
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w.y- Beat, -D--sis s,is as sw
srssfs 4.,ss 80 49,. ,lsts - f.-~,..nay.Sss~
"
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wh..i., 4. ~n.s-'. L-.h s.i..s s.-'.s
49, - sstss Is. 1tsass - 80 ssssfrr
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CORES. Bs.ss... Eaisrzsa Jsists so
ss lAs fset srrrs ~ ~ INutNiE '"srpss
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AZ poitah d s"s's. We. vscssons 1sss-
fsrt-Tsfs ca fre.dssy Fsaftt sr~st@Htrss sse
ga Holders ehse -d rvtsn. oouatss sus rsp.r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-19

a silent sewing Nsss.ss. Nsssng an.
e~eJfstsa wgoor a Glttt slais gruaf s'ss4r ana
durable WILCOX giRRA. - Bf~.dsss.
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A.-JoHsrs. No. va Brssawsy. VIII seun
hl1 LADIES' aad Ih.ldfcns rsy,s sf kloeg psl i-s
fiii iAr1A tEyrHRs, No ~ Bfoaf~S
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Cous. 81 80 sst s~tsssss ava GTssts.
Cadt b. - e or ~ rrTkuAsH - gfsnf sfmst -
tsasl o. n.frip 80 tAis 80 ~
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E,,....-'. o.is,is s.si...-y-, r.-S
rf sn1 "a ng,t .oss ss.g.srss. "a . 49, $50 80
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| s.,.ssorss D.tr Dys. rrsssyvsstvs
] - Issf w.i.i-sss al f-tsU D. Aaief tsa>~
I ~ sys 80 % ~ s3+ll.a .riasis
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CArsKnii ~ Ils NtCptA NgsHNAsk
Ger 80 "a aflh. In eHfat $500. rifHei ~
10 fN. rfsatiaff 81 HFssf~.r
Cfaassss suaisat-ast 10 80 taiurt
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Bessy md beswtv ---B.ets snd ssoss 90
hfrsaEsy A hA'pst. sx-aA
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Death of,an Hs-N> wsb.s sS Congress.
TERgs H,ufn lid, yaa. *, 1900
Hon John n Davis. Ions n.nb-r ~ c9nsr-s. nvs
IBIS d,.triut, died tbs i"SsaoE ir's' sps.srsy
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children H.vins Worm.

Rear. asisf'sis aissia- se.4s ~ u. u7a 30 st--
..o.. rraoss-a s.sn.s. sfo.as ygSsiFuGE cos
Urs aasss r-sussr 400 81 as'''ag Egrs' .'tss~'
islsy 10 - shGc.
ssi4 as 2 o~nisa ~ ~ usss sesl.s "a ssss-r~.
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Ne -orlS al o. st,s8'as a ssg.s, v a. sss ..l.
~ relsstss Ffnr~ry Hrtaf. f~@r, Nsass 80 tf--s
strsst., " ~ 80 q 40 tun. - " klpiaN - -
~ ,gr<.y = y g..,rs . - 1890 -
les b r1,,si- i.-.ss.s Dc. A. . .. .sflss-~s.
49,. " Pis- pfstf
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D~asrs. pir. and Hsssi.s ys~sf sss~s-
aiss s..misa 81 srd Fafor 81 - swrfar afsst
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~. y. %. stssaeL. sf pstisdsipbfs. ~tn
- = A. sirest ssv re't sfsrI re~stsl gtif fsss
A tFh sfftHs ffss Nsf ssfaIfa.U 81 lHft ia ~
hs.pfras'-r o. 80 ustchts 60 s.ssls - otlsi~si
49,
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Few Years Ago sh~ Misunderstanding
p-rfrnrr. % Europe derived fnnr1.> frn lD
cgnJs Nov the -ntre sbnns anouri 81 tarir siiei
inpoFtsi doe, not sqssl n.as'- -
PffAf.OeH hfsHf HifiuHfys rtRi.ts a.. alo~l prxs-
lar sesnt stt>nt --syrsccfs Journal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-19

Vac BETWEEN FRANCE AND rHs tSfrSD "sT1
lsnviTAsfE---soug AND cASrh ace 0vsn Ashir.
fTrar siHted Ter the from the Vera Cruz Ncc1
Dec al
by exrAcs pabllshed Ia sss Of ths isis nniy-s. u
the lsctcss readers are siruadr sfa -ists3 "
TITS notsoir toca-nent Iksfsfcs sse ~ N a. s!ft
o. uxkcd hoa.ily toward tire Preach nseftsaAoa ini
tie empire her'c,, ssye ~ cry @. siafr sni -'.f
:, NJ tL'Es1faep power the Pre- dent ~ She tsi FL
s.s,. sCs.d pay very dearly for his urhssfc o. si sy
10 hing fnas The forms o. svv rnnsv ssDosd " ~
la.agsE1 na;isn ahssd bs rs pcclsd Hsc' esq ruf
srJp3el,s aud the dnrires whcl 10 nsr-sfx ttst ne
fys,ss " nonn'rrvertier sh,sd b@ rs@pecie-l sls,
g-asre 10 nothnf ~asng foS our ffench cc.lc~Ssr 20
- N ne msrs-e o. rr-sScnt yoins,n de.isn
riou Of car against tbs snpfrs m Aesico. w 40
40. IN IN with As nens - LIstFfrry " fsfs
~ ,~rt In the res.sg. we 80 r~prgra,<e ts-ssrf
-hsL = f-A.ipe n A.sico, tss y~t---o f'sl dsns
raIleu n vsr theve srssf difNese ne lsss sv-p.s
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fisln g. ~ tssss~s n "a. ~ pa Insa~.
talsfN Aflsins Afytors o. ~ Nsfltt -rsssl ieffs
srsi Nrata eat rslasnsff Ca ,lsllts biss@ss " -
lear, feftf t~t1ts 20 80 tFir . 49, a "a -
- Tsa<<ntp * ths irFsutcf D. fDs kihHAAhho
als Er.-d.sf.
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run ,rcuy- ~. io~rr iartef ihs e'iy ~ -
crsss-d at ote>'
KlLLED Ht Yalrlsc rgo. BgIsr-a.--Asou. hAifs
pazi oss oslscs yss<raDs .isthocn ynEs.lA nsissa
Edward cernsa Engaged IN uaains lhs roof % the no
a, re,srs crrtn. IN ursad s,rvr, Jerasy CITY fsa
from ,be ,sp OF ,ho building hs Eognd isasor -
seventy feet aud ~sA sDos, instantly ki.d. ras ~
sss..d resided a. nn oofr o. t~sn'y als.s sE.e. s.s
=" '' ------..s ...-
Death es.sn Hr-W- wsbss .S Cs~sssss.
fEAss h'uir ina., jsA ", 1900
Hoo John n Davis. long n.nb-r ~ coasr-s~ Nv~
h' c"ir'et, died The '""sa'or irt 'possssy
-------------------------
Few Years Ago sh~ Misunderstanding
g.rfr5', r Ey.ses d,r.d ~ as.as' sy'ss' ~.
n sisT iif sish S' 6ss e. ss s
Tar cont sf,~nt -syrsesss Journal
% Essr s, r.. = &. ,r. i.; .s y. ss S
''A Nv Il SARD. - srv.s..nSr
A.-JoHsrs. M. s1J Brssawsy. VIII seSn
si NJ i.s..' 'ad eA.ii'ea' g Gsy.Jf RI e.;
a. Poi,ah n s"s'.. We. r.cnser. VANS
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CONSTITUTION WATER

III AZ Dg90 PnONOUNOED BY TIM MIDI
u cal Faculty ard ~ psblic 70 BE- the nosa
venasrtul re0cdy for the permanent care Of all
diseasss Of the STOMACH, LlvkR, KIDNEYS
ed saApDsa that hes ever been offered.
Il y not ANIMAL wAsss. II 10 from experience.
shoecoaes1SuSiOH wArna hiss emansted and We
ooWoay let 10 man d0nbt. when . siugle boetle
Aas been keowu 70 cure diseases which the b>ss
medical talent in this country has failed relieve
ee@ody pceooeeing the virtues Of Constellation
WaAss cannot ~ Olasssd under ..quack" prepare
ttess, - II II nov used BY the most scientific
practitioners in this city. 1t is only second class
physicians that cry down popular remedies while
eomplish cure; and the success ofthc physicians
tnsceasee - his knowledge Of dihersat remedies
enasae him 70 produce cure, while othera fail N
~ attempt. Scieace II satisfied with the truth
Give Constitution " ater fair trial-we mean
you who are under some epsc,ai,sss care from
who are conssantly rssosting 70 local freafasns,
and al sorts Of local applications for diseases,
with % much chance Of success a. there would be.
from locsi applications 70 the throat for diaeasss
Of brain. We have been careful 10 use language
in circular that could not shock the most del.
icate organisation, but We receive many CON-
municstions from pereons for which Constellation
Water Is adapted, end Of whose disease no men.
ticn has been made. that We have como 10 the
conclusion that II the remedy is capable OF pro-
ducing cure, no matter what the disease NAV be.
Il should be made known. The medicine 10 put
up for the public, and there should be no excep.
tions. We say, Constitution Wstcri 10 not likes
glded pill, made to suit the eye and taste; il iss
medicine, in every sense Of the term placed in
the hands Of the people for their relief. and II
taken according % The directions II will in every
case produce . radical cure We would say that
the directions In regard 10 Diet etc. relate only TO
the disease under which they occur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

WVCvVu u Vu11Vu1 9oouu4 Oo
TRAINS LEAVE PORT BYRON Al FOL-
Mail and Express 7:ao A. NJ, daily, (sundsys
ssesmbo.s Express 1925 A. NJ, daily, usus-
days excepted.)
Accommodation $50 p. NJ.
ARRIVE AT PORT BYRON.
Mail and Expssss 1880 r. NJ. daily, (Sundays
s,eamboss Express las p. n, daily.
Accommodation $3.50 A. NJ, daily, (Sundays
excepted.)
ma .es close connections Tor Chicago ana eli
points in Nosthssn Illinois and Wiseeasia.
Steamboat Express connects q Savanna with
Steamer Lansing for Dubuquc. arriving hours
ahead Of Northern Line boats.
"Steamer love-" leaves Davenpost q 4. n.
connecting Ut Port Byron with Steamboat 81.
press, and At +. NJ. connecting with o.5e P \.
train.
At Racins, with Goodrich Line" stsamsrsios
Grand Haven. ShsbOygan and Msaitowoc.
Al Racine junction. with Chicago uilwankee
Railroad, for Milwaukee, keuoshr, WaukeRon
A. Clinton Junction. with Chicsee / North.
western Railroad, for Janesville, Madison, Pra.
irie du Chien and L. Crosse.
A. Beloit, with Chicago Northvseters Bail
road. for FO0tviile EvanAville, and Madison.
AT Freepors. with Chicago / Northwestern and
Illinois Central X Railroads, for Rocxford, Warren
Mineral Point and 0alena.
At savanna. with steam packet Lansing"
for dubuque and through boats to St. Paul.
At Fulton, with Chicago 4 Northwestern Rail.
road. for Chicago, Dixon aud Cedar Rapids.
At Port Pyron, with Chicago & ksck Island
Railroad. and steam packet Iowa" between
davenport and Rock Island.
Passengers will find this road the cheapest
and quickest TO oil points in the Northwest.
+. Z. TATE, Supt X. A. KNAPP, Sup't
Eastern Division, Western OiviSion.
mayl7 -dtil Racine. Wis. -.vanna, III.