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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

FASHION COURsR~TR0rTING ON WEDNESDAY,
May "a, at3P. M match FOR $1,000; mile heats, three
In Eve wagon d. Macs's g. Lew; D. Phfer's g., X.
r. Stuyvesant JOSEPH CROCHERSoN, Proprietor
T1HE GREAT TROT BETwE EN- THE
4 CALIFORNIA STALLION GEO. NJ. PATCHEN, JR.,
AND COMMODORE VANDERBILT, OF NEW YORK
FASHION GOUR SE-TR0TTING.
The great and stake Of 81 500 mile heats three
dve IN harness. between the horse Commodore
vanderbilt and the famous stallion from California George
WEDNESDAY, May q, at 3P NJ
Commodore Vanderbilt is well known OF The fastest
horses on the Island and the reputation OF the stallion from
California Is such tat his last challenged
entire horse In the world and offered New York
TO ot The horses are both going fast and steady and
coming into capital condition. great race certainly
be looked for.
Boats will leave James sp every half hour ana Thirty
fourth stree. every ye minutes special train frc Hun
Efficient police arrangements q the course
TTNION COURSE, LONG IsLAND.-TR0TTING. ON
- THURSDAY May a. at p. N. Purse and stake Of $500
Nile heats best three in five, to r. Walkers
Daisy BurnB ii. WoodruRs ch. Rosamone, ID. Pliers
br. 8. Martbrfno Pilot WIN. SHAW, Proprietor.
TTNION COURSE, LONG JsLAND-TRoTTING--o
~ Friday May Is, ats p NJ, match of 81 00 mile heats
best three In five, In harness. r. Walkers FeuiaE
WM SHAW, Proprietor.
ENoR sALE-THE CELEBRATED FAST TROTTTNG
Horse James watson: has troted his mile with tho re-
nowned Ea Sherwood in five closely heats
winning two In 2; he Is beautiful dapfe gray long tall
bA hands high eight old perfectly sound and kindn
douSle single harness; suitable for gentleman's road
horse will be sold at auction the Fashion track May e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23
HORSES. CARRIAeEs. sc.

T THE ELIZABETH STOCK FARM-ONE PAIR OF
~ dark bay Horses 10 hands, old long fun
and tails pair Of dark bay Horses sired by Avalanche
DA hands and years old. A pair of bay Mares, l5,
hands years old One dapple brown coupe Horse. 1919
hands years Old the coupe horse In New Jersey
One gray coupe Horse 64 hands years old One black
Also Black Hawk stallion Uncas sired by vergennes he by
HIPS Black Hawk l51 hands high, old The above
horses that offered FOR sale ne this State
fects and bemshes An gentleman wishing hne horses
country prices will he able here make his seecon with
safety For address S. Haines. Elizabeth
j., IA miles from New York. Trains every hour.
Also Alderney Bull and three Cows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23
THE TURF.

II May "a at r. M match FOR $1,000; mile heats, three
In eys 70 wagon D. nses,s & Lev; D phfer's g.R
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

INOR SALE--A BEAUTIFUL MARE WITH F0AL,
and fine old Horse, the cet also seyc-
raj fine draught Horses for sale. Apply at 80 New Cham
bers street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

EoR sALE-THR STOCK OF LIVERY HORSES
single and matched pairs Wagons Carriages Bret Phae
tons single and double Harness. Poles, seighs, Blankets
WHIPS Re- &c; sold account OF going out OF tho bus
ness Call at los Franklin street. KINGSLY son.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23
Personal.

NY INFORMATION RESPECTING MRS. ABIGAIL
"a Grigs Of New Jersey viii be thankfully received by
her granddaughter Charlotte Address Mrs. NJ. B
Mccarthy box $40 Post Office, Indianapolis Indiana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

A SITUATION wANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL, TO DO
n chambcrwork and waiting objection 10 the
try has city reference. Call at z2 h between 18th and
3oih SITS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

TOR SALJs-A PRIVATE GENTLEMAN OFFERS FOR
sale he has further for them, pair Of hand
dark bay Hameltonian years old M hands
high sonsd and kind in all harness and under the saddle
long white tails and together In less than four minutes
The we worthy the attention Of any In want OF
stylish aud good pair Of horses and they will be sold at
reasonable price, Can be l3 West Thirty ninth
street. Everetts stables, Seventh avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

S,fTTATION WAETED-tN 4 SMALL PRIVATE PAN
- ~, ~ sn'srsmcsi sook, 10 sTcssnt
baker. W0 Ii ass4t M ur hcst 90
bat pacs cal 4 ~ es l3tl ~. telweon ,th and san
ave. Tor two itys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

NIrINTIpN WANrEp.EV AN ANEHIrAN YDuNu
- woman g. laif % r.pi hhiflfr.sst would
Asast sh ehldr,u. beat oi fefefoaoe tsl E5 wsst
2oib
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

CIrUAriOs wANTED-RY 4 HEsPEcrABLE wo-
- mao, plain cook. wtahrr ard r0uer. test Of
TcfrTelrr t4li ~ % Wet .I.H
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

A FAMILY GOING TO PARIS, WISHING A GOOD
woman servant can nd one BY applying at " East 10Th
IT., wte family she with, whero she can be
highly ofnmended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

A RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION, To
"A oook wash aud Iron, Ia a small private family Good
city references given Call at Ia East 18th -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

(vHAHLEs WILLIAMS OR ALEXANDER THOMPSON,
~ lse quarermsers of the United States steamer Fort
Jackssn requested their addresses old ship
mate Address Harry NICK, box 1888 Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

ITO JUDGES OF GOOD BoAr-a NEW CENTRE
board eoppcr fssened sal boat, snd wide.
- bosis 10 Ss sAe yne kt5 y N COLLIER, sing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

CirrATiOS WANrED-BY 4 VOuNg WOMAN, an
- ciids nurse capable of taking lnf.st
iiou its birth obJresion 70 Tho coantry no III
between 81 aud x3d y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

E,oR SALEM CITY MADE LIGHT ROAD WAGONS,
~ with and without tops, also very handsome Dog
Cart made by brewster Of rooe street, 81 100 last
season. used " times good IL sold this week 1t Will
BE- sold for 500 kTG quick, will miss great bargains.
Also new and second hand double and single Harness,
Blankets Sheets Haters &C. for sale cheap the Waver
ley sale and Exchange Stable 5 broadway Thir
~ ninth street Also second hand Brett made by Law
renee. Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

GtTrATioS wANrED-BY A fouSo WOMAN. NOT
- long this c0uutry o. 30 chanbers0rs waiting.
and assia, Ia general hoassw0rk Caii 81 80 ftl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

CITUATIOS wAETED-BY A HEGPRCrABHE GfRG.
- chsmherfnaid aud watrcHa dn plain sewing.
city rolerrce giyeD. Call a, lia West bth 49, us
gfncefY atore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

slIuArloS WANrED-BY RI sPf.crABLE
- Gr As hrne and 10 ke herHelf generally useful IL
geoi ioileror, ubir e0unfry lately
landed Cal at IS East Silh a. between N.i aon and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

xvETsrRgEH afrUATioE wAsrgD-BY 4 KHSPEc
w abe married sDfna1. rifh fuA nfsasi ~ siis ss
oiy reference Apply ., - "a 49,. t-s rr4s %, t-ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07
FIRST PREMIUM
IMPROVED
SIS wxEMH'nfs, :

THE EMBODIMENT OF
PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
Originsilv patented Nay Is, 1869: Improvement
pstsM1sd Jvae 9th, 1858. The celebrated FAMILY
0EN SEWING MACHINE, with patent c.anrua
aAtachUent. . most wonderful and elegantly con-
stsu sted Novelty 10 xoissLass in opsr alton, uses
the ssaASGns HasDlA, scws with DOunLe o.
0msLs TansAp OF oil kinds. Aakesthe RunninE
Stitch more perfect and reysts. thsn By hand,
and with extraordinary rapidly. making y
stitches 70 each ssvoLuiiox Of the WHEEL. Will
estAsr, Asss, rs6ge. sASrs, tsck, rwa up AesadtA,
be-, &C.; requires no change Of stitch - MOI
LiAnln 70 ers ous o. onDsa, end will last LiSs-
rms. being the ssnoHaess 1ACous made. IL hse
takcn the PnRnsun at SsAsE FAins, and received
the approval Of I'll the principal Journals end o.
thooS Who have USED them.
ssRor the Drsssmaksr il 10 Invaluable; Tor the
Household Il supplies vacant plses."-0o-
This n,schiae surpasses al others we have
seen. and It wenid require acclaim TO enumesste
It's numerous virtues. ".-pMords. Dsvsnport.
with single or double thread, i silently
lhe running stitch exactly like the hand sewing
All persons Who bay or Offer for saisimitstionG
ofthi gsnuias Machine, will b prosecuted fcs
infringements on the paAsnts. This 10 the only
low priced Maehise secured BY patent.
Single Machines sent 70 any part Of the coun
try per Express, packed 10 boz with printed
iutructious on receipt of price, eb. Agento wsut-
Cd everywhere. Circular containing Liberal 10.
iucements sent free.
Address oil orders to
FAMILY GEN SEwlNGMACHlNEC CO.,
ovl5.dwlyl Once. lo2 Nassau Street. n. !
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

BosroN, Aug. GA mercantile letter dat.
I'd Porto Prince, July 18th. stAtcs that the
recent instruction II 1Onaives hes been en-.
tirely suppressed by the Government and
the town iScn upto the regular authorities.
The troops Of President Gitfrard marched
from Saint Merio TO GonAives, which town
they surrounded and, acting in conjunction
with the Hay tisL gunboat Galater, compel.
ed the insurgents to surrender. A free par
don was extended to all except three mem
bcrs Of the Provisional Government.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

New YoRK, Aug. 6.-Montenfel II oists on
the immedisss payment q $40 OO0 fiorina.
threatening 10 deliver Frankfort up 70 pill.
hare In The event Of non c0nplia1ee. The
D0ufee and warehouses were closed. The
Frankfort Chamber refuse TO PAY the IS,
100000 norina, and prefer submitting to pill
llge. The city has solicited the interven
ton u NspOlson and the English Cabinet.
The Pdfris says the terms Of the arms
ticc, - regards Italy, stipulate for the occu
patton Of Verona by Italian troops.
A Telegram from BrunnA says. ON march
ing from Brunna tie Prussian army discov
cred in front In every direction only pickett
Of the enemy's cavalry. who retired - th'
Russians advanced. The bridges across tht
Thaya aud march were restored BY th(
Prussjans In n. hours.
The Aondel Brigade, which had entrench
cd itself In Lnndenberg, has evacuated tha
town without resistance and proceeded
south.
During the few days proceeding the occu
patton Of Cooling by the Prusalsps, ~ train
heavily ftcighted with troops passed through
that town for tho south. The last Elk train
contained soldiers Of the saxon army.
The van guard Of the second reserve corp
has arrived ct Hoff in bavaria by forces
|'inasclss. They took si1ty pris66sro an
immediately commenced restoring the rail-
way communication.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

FoRr MONROE, Aug. A fire broke ont
At midnight yesterday in . building II the
corner Of William and Talbot streets, end
before II could be subdued II spread to the
hall of the Norfolk Light Artillery, destroy
Ing both the buildings. ,fs
While party Of negroes were In the act
Of breaking up loaded shell on the beach
near this place. for tho purpose Of selling Il
for old iron. il suddenly exploded and seri-
ously wonndcd two Of them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

A Infallibls Nssisalliser Of all Superficial Poi
ssns, or virus.
A SOVEREIGN Rk11KDY FOR
1teA Salt Rhssn, Hives Fichlx ueat krysipelns and
III Cutnneous Euppas ~ foieun of Oak. Ivy, and
0naeA he Bite u AOsqultoess Dugs, Spiders, and
~ vsoonous 1nsecte: 11es Lips, Sore Eyes, es,Fe
NlpPass> Lspsusy. On opses,
UscuAx.s Tnnass CArAnna Amp Pits CunED
ylA .psuapeaess md certainty. The GOLDEN
1Anlxr i1seenty neutsalisce dcetroys aAd READERS
Sgoas virus aeeting either the external skin OF the
htesasl mucous mcnbrane. In the treatment Of
IxcccanHEA. and other Weaknesses Of Females, n
ecD IKE magic curing the wOtve cases Ia few days.
~ lto preventive and Curative uses render II iads
peasahe to evesy sduls perecn Of both ccxee o IL
n0se Pastienhf - forth IN the Descriptive Circn-
prspAbd - N pAte n lhe country. Address
J. WINCHESTER. q John a., n. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07
Fire.

Providence, Il l., August 6.-Edward S.
Harris wooleh mill No. 4, in Woomsockct,
took fire in the carding room this morning
and burned until IL o'clock. So rapid was
the spread Of the flames that the operatives
were compelled 10 save themselves by
jumping from the windows, and many were
hurt. The walls Of the building were not
much damaged
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07
LATE NEWS


Nsv Ycng. Aug. 6.-The HHs money
.ss;rjr ave The money nlafAct h sslll easy
81 4e5 per cent Gold market more firm.
Stock market steady. hut dull. Government
securities firm, and 8 2Os Of the original is.
sue are in demand At ls5. After The Boari,
quotations were: N. !. u. lO3f Ere, vi
Hudson River, isi Mich. C<ntral. 40; Ills
Central. f2i.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07
WHITE FAVE COMPOUND.

GEO. W.; SWEET. N. D.. PROPRIETOR
Prepared At the New England Botanical De
not, 16S Hanover street, Boston, under the 81
pervision Of Rev. J. W. Poland.
8. g. Ballord wholesale Agent, Davenport
and for sale BY dealers in drugs and medicines
generally. june9-d-tusAfriAwe0w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

PHILADELPHIA, August 0.-The reports to
The Board OF Health up to noon to-day show
fourteen new cases Of cholera, three OF which
were fatal. The reports embrace Saturday
and Sunday. The number OF deaths from
cholera during the week ending Saturday
were Al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

ST.. Louis, August 9 Some twenty cases
Of cholera have been reported to the Board
Of Health since Saturday, mainly persons
from the South. Several deaths occurred.
unusually good. No serious approximations
are felt Of The disease becoming epidemic
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

NEW YoRx, Aug. 6.-Twenty cases and 4
deaths by cholera In this city, and cases.
and death In Brooklyn, were reported up
10 noon to-day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

~, hoo00 MoT3ooDs
Bv Tslesyaph.l 81. Louse, Aug.
Hous and wheat arm end unchanged.
Cors-Hsavy. hised end slews oioets; Waite
ee0sOe.
Ouae--LDWsr. oeol4c.
fsovisions- Active, With spWssd tsaesssg, bet
rot quotatly higher. Mos pesk 90.
W hieky-PsinO sli6 at "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

n GNN - " - 49,
.,n, ~ To attempt 10 cnuriernic ne
a >sJp 40 II E. MANIFOLD results % ne Ano.
q. --------- dyne In caset Of Neuulgtn,
11c,,, Rheumatism, Nervous Headache, Tooth and
e. Ache Spinal Complaints, st. vitus Dance. Hys.
sria Nervous debility, Ioes 81 Sleep. Pains In Men
struation aud the most reliable testimonials In my
possession to which all are invited to inspect. would
exhaust time and patience, and which confidence 10
test win perfectly justly.
Asthma.
Now deelared purely complaint il perfectly
relieved IN most violent atfscks with doeer OF 10 70 -
drops each half h0uf. Relief md sleep viii follow the
second, Of third dose.
n. Sold by ali Wholesale and Retail Dcaicss In
0ohn l.. nnunnewell. Prep'r,
Prsctlcai Chemist, scommcrciai Wharf, Boston.
nm. 9OBBBAH'
Venetian Ointment.
ns0RR ruT1uONYi THIS 10 To CERTIFY
NJ shsf ar tbe Iase Ave yesss have used In my sn-
~ ~, TsbieS eeleSenesd vepctian liniment. and Ia
sy~ev instance have lound fully equal 70 his RECON-
Sssdafionr have fuand Il 10 give almost instan-
tanecus rulefin cases Of toothache, cfunp, 81 toue
c0jic sore throat, p In the chcst and back. sed
Sheumefism. and ! Oh erfully recommend its uta q
every one anicsed with any Of the above nsne@
HAssposp, Coxu, Oct. ielb. 1881.
Bold By al drugehts. Once y Cortisndt street
New Yosk-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

1So0s-6ssek musA reduced. We 80 eelee g
Wjoooaen Whsts WinteS s1tsos q c9eo0n opnn9
sstSss . 1pooe =; slsiae sspssess q 49, sas
WHeol-UaeSaale1 aaA irrsGula. Bas1y 49, g
No. spsing 10 Nessh sids As1sse wese nsAe q W.
ala = S1vaees Of e05e q caesreayT 49,;
There ere ssllsss q close q o. - T. Ncssn ~
N q IN ooath side hoasoo Snail ooloe u SOFA
vssislD rsDsstsd q 81 for Nc. \ 81 ~ fee 70
1spsine; sssessd epsine Gle ne afes ~ Icaa p
Oosn-6sss1y We nees Gales No. 10 ete.s q "
t1lfs IL o,oFo: No. q S%0eete; se1eese9 ese
CLOSING steady q se0ee1<s Nc. I. Canal corn NED
sraaoly osatv0 = 80 aAoae.
Osas- Usu. osDss ANAL = Sooesxe ~ 10 s'sns
kSe-0estss. Assivs esd osmes. 19ceo Sashsli
4 5fen 6S0sss fseh, ed seke ~ viasss. hses ps
No. ssoso q sic ~ fns Ssjseee4.
Besiey-lnnslivs anA noairal = ooeoel - -
bushel fos prime - choice vssessn.
Highw inss-Qutss q - ios eoeosS.
meas P0sk-Uul end nomiQsl q ~ W0s2Ss.
| Lard More sstivs and os0ss q S1eL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07
latest News
~ FELReR.HPR.

FROM New 3Orks
Nsw YONG, Aug. Z.
James Stephens, the Head Centre Of Fen
ianism 10 to start on . western toir during
the present week.
Geo. Andrews, formerly . merchant Of
Williamsburg was arrested yesterday ,charg.
ed with several forgeries on down town
merchants.
He vas committed.
The morning papers have the following
specials from Washington -Osnsidssablo
feeling 10 manifested among the sailoes Of
the navy, and has crspt out In dispatches to
the Navy Department, at the omission By
Congress Of any rseognition Of the sssvtces
OF that important arm IN the late war, the
Bounty Bill making an additional bounty
Of el0o to soldiers making no mention OF
The sailors, nor are they anywhere
mentioned or rewarded foe their equal mer.
itorious services.
The sudden Transition from slavery 20
freedom, together with the immense
amount Of suffering incident thereto, has
filled to over flowing the lunatic asyluus Of
the South.
Il il currently reported that Maj >0sa.
Candy will succeed Gen. 8. 8. Ecksst, -
Assistant Secretary Of War. No appoints
ment has - vet been made.
The steamer Santiago de Cuba, Of the
Nicaragua Z, ute has arrived.
~ -------><nA-
Fron Canclnuael.
i c7vf ClHemxAs1, Aug. Z.
Seventy nine deaths from cholera was
reported ct the ONCE Of the Board Of Health
ysstsrday.
Here ths line failed 70 work. [Bp. D1n. ]
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

49,; 40 They arc subcct.-l9 page Innli,hlet
d u .c~'cd cnvel"Ir free The Cherokee I1ls are sold
y MI dsrr,sts NJ ~ box six boxes 81; or
Hey ~cnit Nv tna free of postage. In an ordinary
letter from oisrsr alton. by addressing the sole
ps0,,r@ct"s. IN. ". II. MEkWlN. 81 Walker st., New
Ynsk. Cherokee pills M. 2 are prepared foy
spcs iai cns.r. when mi.er medicines fail these are
srr' nv mail postage nsc. ON feccip, Of 80. the prize
- t,nv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07
SmILEY Z KNEPPE0,
nAsvvAssunsns oil
Oteek ard Crean Ale, Porter and
Lagof Beer.

4 rSO KEEP CONSTANTLY On HAND 4
"A souplsts stock Of Malt 0ope. PitsA, koslnt
1eusScs, 0ssepa end bsswsss' hsssris's q -
kiAae.
Hfevsey end Malt House II East Davenpert.
Orders sciisitsd snA pronptly Allsd, = the eess
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

VwsRwnY MADnkBr 0mQO0Is
Oyucp DAvrsrosr UsneenAs,(
Tuesday svsains. Aug. 7tb. lisa
fLorR. -SfAss.-
Retail bslk ts.se.
eeeks, paper. es.e0
/" bbl $40.
wholesale l0cts pet Dbl lees.
Ninueseta Flcuf. ol1.eo.
Neehine 10 couine In, and there = Bot
liNeIo ffoS which TO fern . ooskee reeose-
0reeariee remaiu unchanged. fioss dali.
Uees NsAl.-Nes l pr bsebd 70 esc:-
WnsAf.-Rseeipts not vssy lasDa ~
1. Old wheat bsinGe 81 40 pr eeehe!: NO.
i. sew whsas eoeo6l. Ne :. ese07S.
Cons.-Ns. I tsiag lSoAs 60 per
bushsl.
OA1a-A fair quality s'sss sooss 81
lIrrsr.-Ns asuasa esyvhsrs.
Or,om-Whe1soa1e oee1e, feeAil u.
P0sAsoes.-Oed, ehslssals ~ sstan D.
Nee, Whelssals d 20, rsean LIS.
ncsa-Pss - 1S0l53sls. eesA leosa
Dus.sn.-Pe peund 9oO1S -.
Wnsss DoAnA-Dull. pm neSy u.
HAy.-Ps ten, 0A Tiosthy. el3ols
nsv Tinsehy oieol9, nixsd D. Uplsst
Psaisis. oloOo1A
CoAi-16c q Railssa1 Dspee; lie Q
eoal yard.
MensY.-RAsy I'D dsnAad lefQa. Nev
Yovk Eschsags buying q pr, ss!.ing -
premium. Chicago buying st ! diecoons
selling st ! premium. g. Louis, bsysni
a I discount, selling ! pesmiuo. 7.So'
~ per csnt pssniuo. Press governed y
Eastern markets. Deasaad for eo0poun'
meapest mia amnll
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

~ the Heart and all Nervous Dis
4 " cnsc-. II restores new Nfe and Wig
Il = or To the aged caus(rr the boz blood
s az youth to course the veins, rcetor-
Inc The tsga 81 Generation removing !mpOtcney and
peht.,y. es,oring Manliness and full vcor thus pro.
wing rr-sst " Elixer Of Love-" removing Steriliiy
and Basrenncss In both scxcs To the youiS,. middle
aSrd. and ascd. there is greater boon than this
kQf al Ltfc." u givcs ncW lease Of Ie, causing
the aud cbilitated have strength aud
viesr AID tho entire system To thrill with Joy aud
plnsusc Price. one pitlc 81 throc bottles -; sent
CIR ncdicisce arr cold and recommended BY all -
srr nsc dr'x,ss Y every part o. ne civilized gons
:smc dealer ~ 70 dessss hsar customers y selling
- nut dccs4sc-ask Tor these medicines and take
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snve stteFs VIM ~ statencntn In regard 10 ay dis
e.e WIN whleh l.dlce q gcntlemen are alctsd Ad-
tho props. Dr. W. X. hERwfN. u Walker 81, N.
A Thoreugh Cleanser.
cleansing ~, up Of the mcss efecsivsand thorough
character. and especially adapted to eradicate
chronic complaints, IL all cliuatcs, s tadway Res,-
oSating Resovsnt r. no man despair rhs.e,er BE
y cure himself by other medicines. As long ne Rsd
Resolvent can b. procured he Is stil certain Of
syrup, sinple - Il lie and easy a. Il l. for the mort
delicate 10 take. will vanquish every disease u .
ehru0ln. onseiontlDnal 6crofuosn stature, without
Il he % hcrs Z no Ssse. or
sorting to the indiscrirnlnatc u1oof caosl ,ercusy
Quuinc, iodine. corrosive sa6llmate, srscn and the
host u mineral pois0nr whcA enettueD ~ basis Of
many Of the sarsapaiiliee and alternative mixtures
" the day. for Rsdway's Henovatina Rssosvent 10
suhstitnta flor them oil. The deferred and inAsm
covered With frightul sores aud rlalne ulcers aud
hiusef walking sksleton Il have been
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d were. BY Railways nesolvent. p0e " skis disea
SEQ, br al diseases Of the blood whetAss the faint be
hereditary the result = lhSaghtlssncss; 10r dis
nine, iodine, assniss ~ sesUlsloae diseases Of
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fcr cancrrs, tunors. wagang away Of the body: for
v rheunatism, gout and ssaragia fue dyspepsia and
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kaaway's Rsn0vating Resolvcnt h perfect never
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

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their complaints in full. NJ We treat all
; Female complaints. and prepare med
ktner suitable for all disciscs which
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