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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-20
TIFFIN MARKETS.
Corrected weekly by B. SHEATH.
Dec. 90,ls66
aaATNJo ANN REED8

oHTANNN ~ =
FLOURASl3 00@ IA 20,
VIII at 81 90 TO . 40.
CORN--Firm at 56@S0 cents, '.' [
RYE-ASOacGnts per bushei.
OATSs-Firn Nv SO centsg sno1'n p
GLOVER SEED-G$To O0a1s,gi9i'h
TIMOTHY SEED--$s 50@3Q0.
FLAX SEED4S9 % per poshel.
HOGS--$5 52@6 90 per cwt
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BEADLE's, MoNrnLY.-This rapid
ly growing popular NIagazine, comes
regularly to our table, and is a well
come companion. The number for
January contains some fine articles,
and well written stories BEApLE &
Co.. 11s, Williamastrsst, = New York
1t can bo obtained al the book store
of Geo. H. q Hass. 'sws.- ..,'... I,
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IF you wa nj to uake money send for
- Cnculnr IN regard 30 dur PcruLAS
SuDscRlrrtoN Books. No business pays
better or is more agreeable. Our agents
make from $40 to 500 a day. We arc
publishing the most Valuable Books now
issued and want an Agent in every
County. Send G,r Circular to
rsss EDWARD r. -HOVEY. l
OF Wcst'3l street, Cinelnnuti, Ohio
.Nf.s.sesH ssf sttlffpe
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ERRORS OE YOUTII.

A Gsn,lsw has 'nfrersrl- for yearsyffom y Yous
Dsshiti, PamsrGe osahy, hiABtr dc 's'Tso6 Of
youth ndescre, ion, ls.lfos the sake OF suffering
bnVsgity ,send fef 70 Eii who hsedIit ihs lrstips
aBa disv'iloAs for making Tho simple remedy by
which he wa, cured. Sufferers wishing to proGt,by
he adv srsfsefs xpereaae, can 10 % by Addressing
tnnN IA nunpN
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Go to runison & Son for Holiday
Photographs ,coIors or plain.
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pHlLADELPAIA, the largest, best aud
s~Amost lPeuducINe hardy Raspberry,
yielding two hundrld bushels per ncft &.
stood unprotected i6 deg. below and l05
deg, above zrru, aud averaged STA per
bushel the rrst summer.
Wilson's early kitJolinry Bluckberrs.
Send for catalogues, gratis.
WIN PARRY, Cinnaminson, n. J,
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&; RoydH7A man wh9se name we
do not just now remember, residing in
Perry township, Wood county, is
trccbled with a regular termagant of
a wife. She became dissatisfied with
their residence in Seneca county, a
few months since, and prevailed upon
her husband to remove to- their pres
ent location. Fhey had got fairly
settled, when she again began to find
fault. lie paid little attention to her
grumblings, and in few days, since
he finished hauling his hay to his
new residence; and. had il nicelystack-
ed and fully prepared for winter,
when she Immediately applied the
match and the entire lot was eonsum-
ed. She then left, but subsequently
returned and made all manner of
promises for good behavior if he
would allow her to come back to his
''bed and board He refused her,
aud this week disposed of his house.
hold goods at auction, and stnrts soon
for the West, Hancock Jeffersonia1
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as GEMS To SAVE IS DOLLARS.

HEGESiAN'S Denzlne, wfll instantly
remove Paipt and Grease spots and
cleans Gloves Sinks, Ribbons, etc, equal
basxisA,J A,JIagTAs
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-20

BUTTER, Hoos AND LARD.
BurPERr aS ccnts pr ppuhd 4 II
EGGS-2O cents per dozen.
LARD-In Kegs, l0c per pound.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-20

Tee TOOLS JAMES II. CUrTRR Co,
4 ManlaIa curers Of Ice Tools psall ye6-I
scriptions, North Cambridge, Massaehn.
selts. ee ~. q !.
6IrAlperders filed AZ shost Soiiss,
Send foF descriptive list.
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Tuornlg unsp4llps4pONFI IEsqF9hg
AUg Itnhi UAldaI fkhEI

SCRATCH |, sCRATCH soPATCHi
wheatsus Ointment Wtticuts the iich In 4shouTs.
Also cures SALT RfEuM. ULCERS, CHiL
BLAiNs, ard AA ieRUPrIoNs Oh ATnE SKIN.
Price so eeNs. FoS sale by al drnggsts, ~ send.
lasGOesSale wEEEs x PogrgB. soisi AgSsd.
no Washington street, Bottom, ltwtllbs forwarded
by nail ltse of postage, to any paIi Of the uqiied
Sf.,.F sll m0l't nv hftt ihH tiih a F'.t
June 7. 1860. led al UiHa!lAv5 si-ir
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The TuRNERs' BALL.-0ur read
ers and friends of muscular develop
meat, will remember the ball to be
held by the Turner's Society Of this
city, at the City Hall on the evening
Of January 1st4-New Year. 1t bids
fair to be nice dance The Tdr-
ners heve kept up their organization
for many years. Their number now
ia thirty 1--we, They have recently
adopted new features, looking to the
benefit of its members, by caring for
them in sickness and pecuniary troub-
les. .3iaS rot satIt. 2
y The proceeds Of the ball, to be
held on New Years eve., are cto'bs
devoted 70 the payment Of the deb
upon their new hall on Marketstreet,
near the stone bridge ,ers sapi ,,nl''
New ARRANGEMEEr.-On Mon
day last, another change occurred il
the running lf the morning train
II now arrives at 1907 P. NJ.
instead Ofz35, as heretofore. TIL,
Throagk Frsighf train has been taker
OF and the Way FFeights from eacl
way will pass here at 8 o'clock A, NJ
The "FiEpLAY BRAEcHp train viii
run daily between that place AM
Sandusky, passing this point at l0:O'
AsuM. and returning pass the eve
ming train from the south at thi
place, at o:s2P! Az
1laS W. ~ ~
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lzItIE::IZk I. kfa

WTINE OF TAR is Aplsaant preparation, con-
.Sy taVAns,Al tlT medlci al pIoPeTissai Jle PlRe
IN IseAn tiis bshestdegfee. hqnokfy eatest,0ughs.
Colds ConsnmptioL, Sote rh,oat and Breast and all
The diseases OF he ThFost and Lungs. u Festnre
the sysem o. peTlent heaHh md A yety .eeqiiyh A.
curing dteases o. The LiVsT Stomach, kidBsyi,
Bladder, sc.
Sold b. DFnggists ~ ~ 81 a battle. Genuine
have - Wine o. Tar . boynp pD The boltis,
OitvER'TRO * 4 CO., Proprietor.
Burnhams X Van fehaaek. ChieHg1.
Juo. u. Palk aad 2. 4. saifs Co., Cileinnati, j,
Ohio, GeRstal AgsAia. sas
MS - y ~ - ". - a = : ~ !.
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IHAMMONTON Fruit. LANDS,

sPHMA ciIRED.--Relit gpssap
lISS Id sss Il PstRs .dss. ssEs Z s
lsrhMk Cpnis. uascs cirnoln ] Q u 20
MARS sla,sA(ng Yield at once ~ .ls lltaars
ehcc. pfIce 81. Sent post Reid 10 pny
address. bgta. 9. UfHAM, 20 South 80
=. Phil. Pa. Circulars sent free. Sold
BY all dguggk,ss
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rPoTAToEsyPoRK, I&oS, &

> rPoTAToEsyPoRK, &oS SO.
POTATOES--7o@9o ceu,s,,T ao d
.-l0c; .,...1.,,,-iy,,i
CANDLES 4Stcarine25 cents.
, - { Tallow goo % cents.
SOAP-Gcrmnn 30, Common 8 cents.
WOOL. Selling at IS cents to SO. NJ
WHISKY--$3 90, aud Common So Q
per gallon.
HAMS, 40 to 90 cents per pound,
BEESWAX- -!26 cchtsper POUND. q
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-20

SoLb 0uT T@The county of Han
.Cbek no, longer owus an Interest in
the Branch aud Mad River RAILROAD
The Commissioners have sold the
stock in this road to Rush Il. Sloan,
President 6fthe sandusky 4 Cincin-
natl Railfoad. The stock amounted
to $4,000, and was spldi for S3,92O.
It was the agreement that the road
was to be repaired and put in good
running order. 1t is tho aintentiop,
we understand, to run the train from
Findlay to sandasty, and return
each day, aster necessary repAifs are
made. Hancock JEFF. e Y, '''''a.a '...
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evening.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-20

AN AccIDENT AT THE ONO SrovE
WoRKs.--0n Friday morning last, an
accident occurred at the Stove Works
of Mrq j. S.. Herk, which, bYtOfor a
fortuhate Circumstance. would have
proved fatal. A. german workman
named BALDRIGHT, who runs the Gin
der mill, was caught by belt and
his arm was immediately drawn in.
Had not the engine stopped of its
own accord, the man would have been
in an probability, dashed in peices
Although ne is not easily frightened.
he, pFns 20 considering IL Q, pretty
loud cali. His arm was considerably
strained. Too much care cannot be
exercised, at all times, about run ing
@achinsfy.A t ESk gs lE
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We learn from the Fostoria Ne'es,
that the paper recently started at the
new county seat Of Wood, has suspen-
ded. Alas, what a parody on human
hopes aud ezpectAsious! We would
suggest to the enterpriSing editor, Of
the defppct organ, that the city. of
Bascom, would, besaa fne location for
rosucitsliOn. Wouldn't it brother
BlymerS
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TARRNNr'&c {

2TS Greeuwich. street, New York. e
SnM.bv druggists an over the World
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-20

nhE Thousand aolars viii be given 10 ,nyone
- who will tfvcuce medicine that will reheve
l'gm pa'n a-spss'ity e. NE medicine Cfss TO the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-03

TORONTO. Nov. At not being under.
stood that there was 10 be any Fcnian trial.
to day, the attendance at the opening ol
Court Was small. but upon Daniel WhelOu
being placed IN the dock, the Court rapidly
filed and soon became crowded. Mr.. Nc.
kenzie asked . pOstponement of the trial IN
I'll the 18th Of next month. Aiter discus
sion the 18th inst. was fixed upon.
Mr.. Mckenzie said he was ready 10 pro-
coed with the prisoners case, but the Crown's
witnesses being absent, 1t was poeeponed
till Tuesday nc1t.
I The Grand Jury then entered Court 1ith
true bills against Thos. Cooncy. Tho(naa
School, VIM. kereean and John U'Conhor.
Ill Fcnian prisoners.
Thos COoney was then placed In dock,
and pleaded mot guilty." un trial was
Axed tor The 18th iooa.s
ThuaI 4cAcel was eext put in doskS He
cla1goed to b IN American cltisea hmd
pleaded '.nos guilty" His thai = nxed| nor
~ 10Th Inst.
VIM. Dueean pleaded ~ sams and HI
tsial - nsed for III aans Day - III -
IL. ncKssuas 49, spplssd 70 asvs|sAe
iodict0ent Qunehe6, % TIE gru9nd o6ok|elf
Sseens Coui1s I'D chafged she psleeleU
WITH being foreign sa9jsces and DdtlsA ~.
Ssey CUo0 ~ ~ 0oSm. ~ ~ -
~ 70 b British snl)ecas they mnss g h.
dlcsed for tseasuo.
fhe Jndes Ovessuled ~ ohjecGloa Tor the
peoeook
II. McKsssie thsa give mosion thas -
wouh demand ttas tAo Cr0wn Try ~ psie-
oness - British suA)ects Or AnssicAn eli.
1eua.
His lordship remarked shas heeAosghs IL
t0oD0oo1 mOo1oo Wooa vorv pgupoe -. ~
- Woo3 Doove 4 ~ ury - ny obAhor
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-03

1AlninonB, New. ..
Noon.-The esw pelics coomiosionsss ap.
poaFod q the maFshall's once e 1o2 O'Clock
shi6 moming. They wsee admitted By .
guard within the incloeure and proceeded
70 ~ deoe q The 0asshol's oGlco, Whosp
they voee mee By The e1esk IL tho Cd boasd
~ reoice commissioners - whom they made
their demand, and requested 70 ~ the
nem6eeo Of the old bard. Their ronueot
was refused b. the clerk when ehe new po<
lice commissioners i0modiatsly retired -
They were greeted % they passed through
The big crowd gathered 10 front Of the "a, :
shals blI3cs, with desisive laughter by some
OF the fii61de n ~ 6oasd. The now &C.,
missiessss proceeded By ~ way q Lexises
teu strsel % the sheeiG's slAee. Large
cfovds u people ere gathering IN the vicln-
lty Of ~ police Office, coust heuso and ~
lion hseess, bat up 10 the peseent ti0s al
l. quist.
tArsa. III r. MAJ IL o'clock t6s nsw
board q police ee0missioosgs, allse spend
ine 90 hour With their couassi q bic oGlos.
GOT into carriage hearing dssa0sns un>
oeestoo9 . b foe1nal demand for IL T.
livssy q ths pol,cs coanistea cad ~
appertaiaine oAeset6 . their posee1ioa.-
asGa1 ~ lagDs ds0w1o that we're eaah rcd
s: :s:. 49,. & = II f: -; g.,
.isesessy sA~s ~ sofeaanes - ~
elGpA - Z, t1qg11neoe esnonsoeaa,sa u
eep6eval II - ~ hfgsly isusassd
esooA H - ps11ss Coani eieasss
uese 80 s1u1ole1 - - sncloouss and
= ~ eess 4 - s6es 80 - - The
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-03
un1n1xnNunJff vAn.nev
Eng lNNE WORKS !
Ger. D1arlxes md Third 49,.
ZANESVlhLE. :. OHIO

Egg lNNE WORKS {
Ger. B9arlxss aaa TAira 49,.
EVANSVILLE, OMuO~
HAVING ADDED GREATLY 10 ~ FORMER
1.s.s q y, = sSx . sa s ss
Portable Ciscnlas say 1i!a. Those already ncsiyeA
and In opefatioa are gying the most eatFc saeslse
S Gsis. 81 a = i.SS.si fssss: Sss;ss: =
-ssssr n ssse :, q H., - xsI -. Is 49,
ss, "a s:ssss :: s. s $: "a
prscssral operations q - fossahlc Steam Esr'sss
- rraTcs, lsaws.,a q Miss. Aae. =, isas.
.i ss - n "a 81. II ii s ~ e 4
y0s sas 9, nom s ~ : y &: ss =
day. We srind frca = 70 = 6ushels o. CUrn pr
Nary ps,s,ss Aay =, ~ .s, ;sss and thirty
'hsn 2 'ho'' V van' . GA "a ah sfE'Ss; CO.
sueAs mn, r. o. n, March 4 lisa
~; n Ds,:ss y IT, f .;. sse.ss, sss ~
~ 3. y Tso oss. ~ SssoeS wseS = an
the bet saving ever A0nc n NeetAegn teunsylvanla.
rhs nm ~. % " Ar. hards flt;v,s : stpnr
n.An1.zn. wyoming c.. n. Nay y. lsass y
q yca, which N nerdesy 81 ssartsd. 0ili % nore
work Tim yoa peoased ard n the bsse manner. II
WIN :" No. ''s = l''sw x 81 Y is1 as. SkAY
HAsCouE, Nd Nov. 10, isc.
J. n. Ouval-0ir: The Saw Mil oe - 8OrHe Power
s. SstSs6sg q .s sawed s.se III In sieat sssss.
:: . q a iEsiss;a
Ie~r 0.cv., weekly Co Teaa;, March 10 =.
sl:e cyss isS isst q inch poplar iSsSsf; ~olksd
esvsa h0ass forty ave ninutes, r. NasA seconded tho
~. " cut tiis amount nom logs sawed iron
sas:s - g do every 81 ~ s ssHdn III; sad
n l..S 2 ~ s INT NIL =, ': sss,,
machinery. but taks pleasure IN bearing Testimony 70
the fact t6aa The Portable Engine and Saw Min pur-
81 sga ss % ssfs s. :
~. We have saved 10 fers In dirty ninntcs. We
csa NV nom ~ to i,seo feet per hon; .,,.c~
Con1sxA. MINI, OF. - isoB.
J. n. DuyalL SIR: W. are stu alive and VEIL The
Engine nd Mil v giving eatisSActiCn. - % pse-
'-' : b. HEBERliNG son.
csoes PrArSs, Ind. feb II, 1881.
J. b. Duvan- adr: To-day We sawed 14Ooe Sset o.
lumber IN less than ten h0ufs About tbrce f0ufshs
Of Il Wa inch lumber. The 1in does very veil
SAML. KENNEL = co.
l
CHARLOTTE, Mich March r. 1875.
J. n. Duvall-SiF: Ny Mil and Engine n giving
~ bcst Of aatslactloa had II running In 1ve days
aer rsceiving H. The hsst Day amer starting Y. Mn
eawed = Iogs into Inch lumber making . - tese
IN nine hours. On the second day We sawed ts.s1s
Mt ID lOx hOuss Il was tua~d Il time when Il
cut boards, l6 feet IN each hoard. II minute
Yours truly, GEO. n POTTER.
Airrss DErur. W. v. Sept. =, 1885.
]. n. Duvall-Sir: With the assistance Of 0r. Haf
desty, have just completed the setting up u -
Portable Engincs ard Mills purcAaeed Of pa. Nol
No the 6rst day cut a. the rate 81 100 fect Of Oak
and Pine lumber per hour. NH No =. We have Inst
entire satalActlen. and feel confident that IL
chineEy will do all you advertise. Your truly,
CTRINK, BOYD CO.
- fully warrant my Engines and Saw Mills to
be made Of nst class material workmanship the same
and 70 from $500 TO 100 icct Of lumber per day.
(say 10 hours.l
Orders solicited. Descriptive circulars sent to oll
correspondents. Address
4. n. nDUvA0su.,
Zmaesvllle, Ohio.
y. m. OCvA0.n.,
ic23 doaw -sat-6m NoO0lles Ala.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-03

CfxciSxAsi. Nov. 8. /.
The City Council yesterday passed sss !
clution rsquss.ing President Johnson 70 No
his influence to have the sentsncs Of deeth
recently passed upon McMahco and Lysch
RENTED.
fhe socisty Of the Army ofTenusssee ar
mixing active preparations to render The
conine meeting In this city, % The 18th
inst, Z complies success. Halclhre A.
raseemsnts viii b made on the leading
railroads. Gems. Grant and Sherman viii
be pre- ent
a German named Schwarts committed
suicide at Hills6oee yesterday. shootine
hirnsel through The head.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-03

Yrom plAananeapnSs.


PniIDRLrrIA, Nov. e.-The BwosfiS ol
this city has special dispatch from Balti
more which says Governor 0wann's new
Police Commissioner applied last night "a
Judge Martin to be sworn into ofYice. The
Judge refused to attend TO business out OF tho
Court, and there has been no application in
Court up To this time.
The Clerk Of the Court 10 Alfred Mace 4
slaunch loyalist, and he will hot swear In
the new Commissioner.
Judge Martin viii also probably refuse "a
swear In new Commissioners unless they
ngrec TO test the question in Court before
taking possession Of the oflces 10 which
they have been appointed by the Governor
The old Police Commissioners will not re-
cognIze the app0intmeets Of Governor
Swami under any circumstances, except By
actual military force. Three fourths Of the
old police force refuse TO serve under Gov
Swami.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-03
Keen a Aheuf Yoa.

If you arr wise eiways keep bottle of Railways
loeady Relief about y0u. Never be without Il In
your house. Il 10 q indispensable II sickness -
hscsd and mest are In hcalih. Ycu can always have
secousse - Il In cura II spaams, IN chile h dtar.
rhus, In bowel complaints sud 20 on. with much
e1ae ~ to blackberry Brandy. Old Hge, or Apple
J1tk, an4 with much fnOrc security. for couple u
epoOnfuM u the Relief. taken In half tumbler Of
swcctened water. will have prompt remedial effect.
good bottle ~ whiskey III cost you dollar or
-, q kast, while bouc of Railways Ready Relief,
c1psnsivrly compounded IL In. sill only deprive
you ~ any cents For sprAns or bruises, o. what
could Be more sesviccab.c than the Ready kecfs All
ktnds Of achce and pains, from rheumatism to the
t00sharae, nom neuralgia down 10 cut finger from
bullet wuNnd ~ . hflisu, oil yield ONE 10 the
mysterfoue power OF this Relief 1t ie ap0thccary
chop IN little. Have you = cosghi The Ready
Relief superrcdcs opium and lquosce. Havr you
dipthcI.as Yon can with the Ready Relief dispense
keaay Relief becomes an agreeable substitute for
nssafrtida. Have JON twinge OF rhcumaticsS M
more zach dangerous drugs - colchicum. no morr
such aepalaaabie etun potash necessary while
You have The Ready Relief u 10 evrSybOdys friend
II h the poor name pnyeieian II IL the rich mans
ready rctt0rer 10 health. II IL household nccessit
IN the ssictcet sensc Of the term and no ~ cents d
expended In it, purchase that 10 mot worth ATTY
doarr. vaiuc received In good spirits and SQUAD
constitution. Sod by Druggists.
N. u. The true economist will and In RadWay's
cinc IN the world. Oae nfty cent bottls Ui secure
more health and case more cOmphints than ten dol
lars expended for any other medicine Price a. cents
RADwAY 4 co.
~ Maiden Lane. ~ "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-03

~ ~ Dfitioh 81 Amesican subjeolA IN.
ihs neei1 was gsvea for John OCuaooss
cd ~ Coufs odjourned till TO morrow,
VIA 1ev. Mr. LuGoden's cass will - pro-
coo6eo With.
Gen. 0lrnson, II New York, b preparing
claim aGninat tho British Government TO
be forwarded 70 wasAingtnn, for sixty thou
sand dollars, for illegal imprisonment in
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-03

L9Av8NWOR10 y, NOV. :.
Tho Unioo pact6c rniis0ad excursi0nists
who lell q. Lou1D yosonsdnN, afternoon ar
rived q 10 o'clnck thb moeSlhR. and were
joised b The Easeesn party. B0sA parties
were guests Of the city during the day, par.
taking Of . sumpsous dinner q the Planters
House. and ball at the same place TO night.
Dusisg the evening the parties held ufet.
ing 1t the hotel q which ths MEMBER
we're formally infr0duccd 10 each other.
Several speeches we're made, sesaing testh
the obstacles surmOunted In the construc-
tion Of the road. present condition OF the
company. and future psospects. The cxcur.
sionists start 1t O'Clock to morrow morn.
my for Fort Riley and Junction City. and
return 10 Lawrence In the evening, where .
grand supper and ball will be given by the
city authorities.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-03

Inc he (yv n Generation removing impotcncy ant
ileh ty vc<torinv Manlinese and mil vrur thus pro
tirr pcvfcrt Elxer Of Love" removing Stcriiit,
end usvvcnncss In h'ih sexes To the Young mddl,
aged and agssl. there 10 no greater bum than THU
EA9rs Ot Ife." u gives lease Of LIFE cnur ms
the weak and dctllitatcd 10 havc renewed strength ait
Siros. ~ a the entire system 10 thrill with Joy ane
pleasure. Price ono bottle - three bcttlcs (5, sen
tys~pscss Ia atty address.
Our medicines are rod and recommended by all re
ssrMhlc drtrgsts IN every part 81 the civscd gob,
eaue DEALER nv - deccavc their customers by selling
cheap. wUrthlc~s compounds In order Ia make money
~ not deceived ask fUr thcrc medicines and take
e'asrs u he drued.s does not keep them. write Il
o.. and sc will scod them BY cxpre~~, carefully pack
Cd. wee from observation. We will he pleased Ia re
4svc sttcp~ WITH u statements In regard IN any dis
erre Win which ladies Or gentlemen aflictcd. Ad
The propr. ". W. II. MERWfN, u Walker 81, n. Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-03

vwey No oOh1ott--BX pARe paNrhte4
scaled envelope fro. The Cherokee Pills are sojd
Nv all dsucviss nj 81 prr hog. six boxes for s.; OF
they et BY mall nc ~ postage. In an ordinary
hitter. ~ rom oircss sttn by addressing the aolc
proprietor. Dr. W. X. nERWIN. 81 Walker st., New
Imk. H. Cherokee Pills No. Q are prepared for
spcf tai cascr whea mildcs medicines fail these are
ecni nv mall postage Tree. receipt OF S. the price
nj aas h.,r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-03
From Dalsassssr~.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2-Thc city is perfectly
quiet to-day no disturbance have taken
place beyond an attempt to shoot . police
man by FREEING At him while in Tay lors
news room. The new Commissioners have
not yet made their appearance, nor have
they vet applied 70 be sworn in.
There Is no truth whatever In the report
telegrsphed from this city that Mayor Chap
man has decided 10 recognise the newly ap.
pointed police board on the contrary he Il
out spoken in his determination, mot TO re.
coenize them.
The latest report II that 1r. Perry has
positively declined the appointment Of Po-
lice Commissioner, rendered him BY 0ovsr.
uor Swami.