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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-12
CRIMINAL COURTS.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
before Recorder Hsckett.


But few cases came before the Court yesterday
John Mcovern on tho charge OF having stolen watch
was sentenced years imprisonment win nara LABOR tho
punishment being mgated the thief wss not
thief.
Marie Sale sscused BaPtiste Coqusd OF stealing from her
TOO in gold rs n silver and three gold rings Coquad
;,,ms,e fend Of Msrie, and on Goth Of September
last during visit he paid her the latter told him that she vas
about paying doctors bills and producod .no money
question Coouard advised her have the money etonanged
to greenbacks before dsohargng tho debt and ae gg he
this sensible advice put the money into her pure
which she aefward placed in her trunk On the follow
ing saturday missed the money and among r. acvusa
Coquard Of having stolen it, The Judge orue'cd n' jury 10
find a verdict of not guilty. , ..-,.,oo ho;,u Al.
One or tyo OF very little importance Dclhg ds
rse1 OF DE Court adjourned till IL o'clock this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-12

can give uch information in moment Statistics on Imports
and ,nors arc NOT valuable at all owing 10 the facility with
which errors may creep the one hand from tho
of the exporter In failing report correct LIST oil Articles e
,r,a ns free from duty and the other hand because
Is the prncpc nature on the side Of 1P9s 20 %sx
"a mat A. important tae amounts OF export ana I'm
oort in csimsting tho financial condition Of the
Oaun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-12
THEFT oy A Horse, WAGON, Harness, ROBES, SC.

Last Friday night the 9Th inst the stable Of Mr. Abner
Dav. on the Rockavsy road in the village Of Jamaica L. L.
was entered by some thief thieves AMI robbed Of large
mouse colored horse coab0 wagon covered haruess
rOOes blanket aud whip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-12
THE T0MBS POLICE COUPE
IBsfors Jusllcs DovtAsg

A DETERMINED SUICIDE On wednesday nght
man namsi Walter Walsh ioapcd into the North ' om W.
foot Of North Moore st IL, rescued by home ceps w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-12
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Tho Convention assembled at u o.c0cs and WAS called
to order by the yice-Presidept Among the company
nresent NOT there in tho perhng were eSGoy Duton,
The Rev. Leonard Bacea of Yale College, Dr. Washington
Hooker, DR. Bsbs, and Prof Forest Shepherd OF New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-12
REFoRM SCHOOLS FOR GIRLS.

Mr. Alexander Dclmar the Director Of the Bureau Of Stats
tics Treasury Department Washington said that under the
law Of the 18th Of July 1865 Bureau OF Statistics was at
tached the Treasury Department Of the United States For
il has been the desire OF the various Secre
OF Treasury have such Bureau established but
without success until this The OF the present Office
formerly distributed under the Commissioner OF Customs
and the Register and several other departments .
One Of varied duties Of the Treasury Department beside
the experimenting the number Of vessels shall prepare sta
tics showing the OF raw materials whole amount OF
manufactures details calculations OF mining and
other topics mention There were OF course
absurd mistakes In these statistics owing 10 the manner Of
their collection But statistics important They the
basis OF legislation And for correct legislation this Office
which have the honor to preside has been established
Now II Congress get information bearing upon the
Reciprocity act IL sends messengers 10 Canad and om their
report hee Is fashioned volumnous report which incorrect
aud which, when printed nobody reads IhoS.asl Bureau
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-16
lgpetial NDti5en,
Serseisbnta neaer glnsetaen
. R..6err Wlprik Sister

ost.pasg salasF7sss 4 Sc Gss la4t4sEFs :;
H Die Genhefse Gtaats- 3eitune fann BON
ieSt ab bet9errn GrnfQ0bl, 0prp- 5lm-
mer<SnaBe unb BEL ~6rn. 6 5utb an Der
Srarflin Vife .befelt merben. MuH Tnb ,ba-
feIDt thinner Grernptare fir fptte Mbcn1tefttert
bereit bic Don ben Erd9err iibersaneen per-
BEN. = 49, a7tsi51.tg- > AZ :.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-16

"a gEir tpitul6ea ernfli1, ben 70 oft
iiH mieberb cIeuhen Bel9tpereeD hbfr f3et1te
8eheIune Der 3eitufs IN ben Stdtt tlItb llats
se9eftb absHbelfen. unIere SrGeer baben
itrenae Snfrntticneif, erfens bic 3eitaRg friib
Rrrgsns rfgrInGBie nbsuIieferii, streitens ba-l
fir III iprgenj bag bic SeitaHg an einen fIfbfrn
unb pom 9lbcurenttns ielbf an befimmetben
.9las niebersulegeH tpDlebf oieielbe f6er Tt
benz 8elfGer ;u 61nben 3u frriuten; crittens
BEL &egenmeter bafiir 3u Icreeu, baB bic Sci.
ti1noe,t nitt na6 pfrben. - llaIeTe 6rennhe
piirrea mis- nnenblidb Serbfnnen, tpettn re lId
in allen JGIen, IN henen bic 3r1ger uHterlnIr
len, bic reisen gerinriftrH az befcl9euy tofcFt
IN Der SfIice eariiber beI6mereH trtirbeu. DIES
il Der einsise gSss Der IbHilfe. ~ g
w Sic @ei b6fte Der 8aunltpoIe
iparen geitern befrieoigeno. Nreile bal,
ten fid uno tpuroe bic ihledtere Sorte
init % @ertts per 9funb berfauft. il, 3
1913 8aIlen ipur6en empfaneen,, 565
berfdifft un6 237 bertauft. *
Sas &eiultat Der transaction, Der
berganeenen ISOLDE finoen uiliere 3eier
i'm contmercielIen Woaenberidt. 4sfrT.
~ @eltern regnete es nabrenb. bes
ganaen Sages unb 3tuar fanote uns Der
SirlfneI 10 beoeaten6 biel Ba6er, oab
Die tieFieaenoen @taottbeile in 9ioro ME
in Siib SSfafbbiIIe 9efaDr liefen, uater
gSaiier 9efest su tperbens rs.
G9s Sas 9onntagsblatt Der Sem
neliee Staats3eitiu9" miro fir $3.50
per Sabr, S2.75 per SaIbiabr uno fir
10 Gents fur Die. eiaselne Summer
p ortofrei bon Der Sfiice aus mad
allen Sbeilen Deufldlan0S uno Der
Sbtuets berfan6t. = llniere Greunoe
iollten fid Elm 8er9niigen Oaraus mas
den, cine geafb6iIIe Seutide SeituiTe
an ibre thermometer uno gefaHnten in
europa 3pifdifen. aataei4 a.8
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-16
g 0mmeretsasr gsO@sn /. eerisbt.
c1F IS TsfSa q; 9 e e,t1sss,l p

tt.-st s54s Office Senaefee Gtaots< 3eitusa,l
-.}ea- u, RaibgiIIe, IS. 9es. &c. {
Reniee @erGnherunsen in ben qretIsn unb
Elm nur n1ittelnabiser umfas bon Waaren lit
has &sfnItat Der sef4dftItpsn 8ran&en pdb-
renb Der sersansspen Bp6e. 5fasS rms 4,
@rSteries 8 nb35pirdYtffpuen
rarei, befritbisenb uab eena9ten gSrtStbe ben
anfOrbernnsen Der tRdafer sUultantis. e. .
Drs @pobs nta9ttn pentsrtr CUTE Sc.
itbafte ME in Iester gBc9e; bietfar eiebt man
ben grrtSseranberunsfn brr RtfIiHen We6rfte
bic S6uIb. easer- rnb 8aarsasOrrdt5e linb
aufs pDllifanbise ptrisbeu. 80 n
aDru, ssItes pie tDeibeS, ntaittr CUTE &c.
fdsSfts nnb it IN sia9frase, gOrrGtbe linb me-
mig. 5afer III fe6r fill. prsifs in beiesn BieI.
ten lt6H. liag fsa
5rH@ts 8rIbfraSs Hie Sbf, tparst Ist-
BAIT. asPfd er;irItrn srOsr ilmfase gu alien
preilen. Bl.l4 IL
Seber unb Sduts ba6en na8eeIaiTen,
Vretle bLisben unserGnbert. - $3.50
Meb I mar f6Dnb ,unh ifies ,beunO&, pfe-
Der auf bic 5Sbe Der alien grrife. gcrratbe
iinb an pdnb uab tiesett felt ldussrtr 3eit
febpn alif Eager. &i2lsas
Der @o6enm,arft mar aur rnttteI.
mdbis pdbrenb Der Iebten 8p9s uub flnssn
Defenders 9anbleutt iibsr f5le9ts @eI46fts In
Butter unb Gier. 80
-SIeif6 belt alts wreile i'm Nearfi unS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-16

\ Gs sereidt nns gum gerguieen, auf Sic
&Hnpnre hes 9errn 2puis SanlTeHs n1fInert-
fam gu nta9en. DsrieI6e 1T beifens rntpfcblen
ais Renner fetnes @ei6Gfts3peiges unb pirb
sepiB Niemaub unbefrfebtet aus letnem 9abea
seber laFen, her fbn Bsfutt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-16
NecprSerssGp

9llles nur 51tte sepSbuli6er SLrt lasen se-
fern i'm pcliseiseri9t Dor. gBesen Erunffn-
belt tpurben Bier, tOeIGe bic ibnen anferte9te
Sttafr nt9t be;ablen t0nnten, ms @rbeitsbaus
abgefIbrt.fse sEd z1g4a.
q Gbenlo 3rei, nelbe ais unprbentIit unb
geIebpiprig aneeflast tparett, - 80 80.
! Gin Sal fiir nnerlaubtes SanbeItreiten IN
Der Marftbnlle tparO nit SD SrSnnnssfrafe
seriist. ~ 2s4 esa1 IA -
Gin @slesenbeitSraula bereiterte ben Scnb
Der Stabtfaiie nm uub Gin 6aa fir Grit
bensbru6 UNI IA Dollar.
Gin 5ubrniann, Der ansetlaet mar, eiren
@irtRspasen Cbne seirslt9r 2icrn3 gefabren
gu BADEN, tparb freiseiPr09en. 2 ~ Z sigs
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-16
xIus.8eritbt.

Dampfboct SAMMY 8ranbis FAM ssftern BON
Gatrc bier an unb braGte cine pclle 2abung
nit. Sn pabucab nabm iie etnen She'll Der
9abuns Dampfers gtunn gSbite, tpeI@er BON
Sauptfracbt mar 3uGer unb VrcDilipnen.
SAMMY grnnbis sebf beute germittas UNI 10
tlbr mad Cairo as unb Dnnlpfbrpt paIGaiua
Der 6Iu6 ffebt auf SUB an ben 5nrpetb
SbCnls, feigt ieep6 nit raleneer ShhelIigfeit.
gBGbrrnb bes selrisen SassS ifies er I'm 8
3Oa i'm 8erlauf BON elmer Stunbe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-16
GriutinaIsgDurt.

ssGefern gDrmittae tDnnten bic gerbantlnn.
gen Der @el9prreHen I'M Mprpprr3tfIe stsen
@bds. Ncpre ittbt Sprsenomnttn tperben, 1bd
ber @eridtsbCf bic eeiesli1e An3ah 8ei1mC-
rene, pelhe nen pereiciet sperben follten, tieht
li9 bis Wtprsen UNI rbr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-16
Sffice oes GOnntp= Glerfs, }
.Hs M NafBSfIIs7. Deebr.
Seiratbs : 8emiIligung gen
III Iekfer @etfe ausneneheu.

ebuorb s. Gbofe NIT Sard5 gromdn. i;
Sawieu Soper NIT gloner o. Digit.
0eIion %. Yegin nit Woriu g. BInir. ~
Biuianl RaIitott nit 9fboed MnH sEiHiarrs. fsr
Robert Gbumblep nit Sranees Dean,
sSpbn Spe nit Caroline 8enae. - M
@erp s. SGntsIep NIT nriiIa g. Marttn. -,
Ytobt. $. Rarnieg NIT Ragsie g atnbsleu. -
". ". Sloqui nit Sennie u. SAt5erInnn.
gSiIianl 8. Gbiderp nit Sennie s. 6emmina.
guorep NntIon NIT gettte g. Sn4iih. ~
anorew s. Hob nit 6raneis s. 2euerett.
GSparo Spelling nit Rarp S9euerroiin.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-16
Tiir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
~ ~<~NSN
D. aIbss.

'sa4s, Hfeft gut UHWt1tU YAtSWIbg4SS
.,s Der AuaeiSenSe III tn weniesn aBOd5en bHr9 elm
stHfa9es 6eiImitte na66em Sabre lang NIT enem
- hsfHgeH eHRsenbeL unb nit Der frderIisn arant>
AZ bstt. Der S3wn6fuat be5ntet mar, sebeiIt r0orSen
uns wini9t iebnH@f feintn NitmeHf9en Sas Seits
-uittel mtsutbeilen.
~A@ Aaen bic . uSni3e uirS Ct efie Gopie Ses Rez
septes Qofenfretl nit Der Grettion fir bic 9ereitne
uS ben GebrDu6 snienben 4DeId5es e tSess roer6erf
s' aIs cine FtHere Setlune far S@ptnbip9t, Mfbma
Dren4ittsae per etnttee 8wed 6es 4nseigen0en 1T
ben &etoenben Dohl ~ tbiH HHb er BORT, ssb eoer
2ranfe ien Tittel perfR9en.gpir6, DO Is benielben
Ht3ts totet nno f9 as segen erustfen wire.
gerionen, bic bus 9teeept wlni9en, pouen fi9 gee
,osssFf's sss'PiDs" Me- eSpdts u sstlfOu. .sa
2ioshS p6 WILLIAMSBURG. Rings Co. y. g.ss
4 Die Serremg. g. .5aniiltOn unb Gresn,
oillNry25 GtMrffTy babfn bic rei6lfr auspabl
Der Eeften 0reeerie6 I'm Wdrtte. Die reelffe
8ebtenuus eett NIT Der bSfi9fen 9sbanblung
~ 10y, bort pahp ID pdnb inb ratbea pir Beutl1en
sssls Defenders betm Ginfaufen i9 an 6errn Scbn
anns RTi9er 81 wencen, serleLbe iii ieberset beret
Hses eie ceutiGfn Allnben einen Heinen 8ortbsn aH
Dewdbren. @sbt bin uHb Desind5t 60 efnmaI |!
Scr einmal bort tanfte gibt eerfb 5ataflten
aae FGresr fir in1rlfr cen goraus.
,essgF s6srs G. o. ggbr Ser iid auf eiuer Gin,
s,78 E6ufsreilf i'm Sfeu befiubst BAT leine grcee
'a6s' eSeHesng Der nen et1eefauften gEeibnaGtsge.
l9eute aller Mrt per GrpteB a6geanbt unb Ut
.OsefefH 6erefts eei, GROCER 1bfif ferIelben bier
LAG sein9ftrcHeu. Sober, Der 0elhenfe eintaitfcu
~, lri4 Stt baelblf Gin !pcbl aTorfirteS Qaaer
,ssse bsrDfri@i ebfnartisaeh grtiFsf. 1870
asi2 "a SIR enipfebrn ben Qeftrn BET giaats,si-
~ tans 6errn 8. @ptl, Der IN Der GpGleae Gtra6e
unterb1Ib bes Gewanee 6nules, cine 5hub-
6ff fl4b &tiefeLS erfitdtte bat1 dis reeIet ianb
! sef4idtkn D9ana, beEguEe ME6ett qsaen ariae-
nleleueu biQige1 prei5, lfefert, 5rrr @oa hi
j9Ot 70 taase III Hnf6bflle ani1fFg, Gag e. iit
=, B ftl bauernbes 9tenenmee erpurben Bat.
. ..,;, . ssssa s Sugeuts Gilnben.
sssaa Eth 2erg ner reang 340n nerpEfen SDds
6eH ionic inter Tol4e Fetnls
der Sygensllee t tpA sum gelten 0er bei6eit
ARenf1 6eit MAes fDetbe eS bebirfe me-
sssa 4spt nnb Anpeiiune Elm etnfaetes 0etirattel,
mg Lea t4r ieIbit eartrte. get hberEen6et arahEe
seBlpru sen wHnf9en rE0en FL nit Sesr ar6Efelgs
- rtraBet Westben COO z q 1saStobn % Gareu
5m nd Gr. ~ eeodritr., 1ew goff Gin.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-16
@roeertes.

Rio Ro;iee- ~ 80 ,aonS eHtufen 20 z-25
5npn LAB, -47 anitb Gued us 20
stAds 3uder is -is Il Sdi,rfens m, Siders7
pnIpers 9ufer. 1851 bereitet 25-H
GemabIn 8nder ! Zig I5effes S6maI3. 1910 g
q. DrI. Suder. .175<-1s1S sfeue RortoffeIn rs
RGfiee 8itder :. 3 l-d9.7 Gents has BuibeI.
Rotaiies, 115-f 20l GER: " 80 b. Susens
aertnqer DO. Isl. 10 Butter i.@rpEen3 0-33%
.Sterrfn ai6ter.20 --a2Kt !, i.RIeinen 40--50
Snfg cid e 10 -18 = Betr. MepfeE $50 .. 9.
Balm SEIZE = 4O-1I ~ RFrhds ASSOC
German Seize. 13 Il
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-16
1000 sag ertro samiIisu g1ebl.

1UO0 SaP EXTRA Snnltlteri 9Rebi.
200 SaB eTtra fuperfne Rebt,
SO Ssss ResD Orleans SRder,
70 esg "a Obs Gemerara 8user.
so 5as sepodter nnS pulDeriFrter 8smfer,
200 Sad primd Rto Rofee,
Is SAD 2asairo aaffet, 8
IS Sasfrf9es ssiss ,.4s
50 6as Rew Orleans geolafes,
200 ssiften ErOTtern. Gamble Seize,
sgg 80 2sten Psri9issens sOrtsu ssife.
100 4iften sternIiGte,
100 2iiten EaIsIiate, bart seprest,
so aiaen feiner Raa9tabaf.
- 3 30 Grob fine Gut Sabnt.
IS 5us Rau9tabaf, -.
Is 6us engEif9 SOSu. -
e (! IS 5as ameritonii9e sosa, 9-r15A
40 aiaen unO 2 4faAbs aanilts slnftsrH. :
90 9titen Pfeffer,
SO aifen geparse; ~ &s.R4A
80 Rifsa SnhSeos
--s- 50 Giten eemahIenen Semi,
;.s3 IS Sos Raion's Ri@fe,
6oaiitrn Stint, Quart u. u tSaaOnea dlGf4ee
2g2jien 9asreH S9nupftubat,
% @ros Surtee's 8lou.
% Sns sOurbOn gEbiste7, 80.
Is 5ab gObertfen County as6isfep,
100 Sas 5sOte Raib PrOOF Abisteg.g
100 Sas Singer CORDIAL,
Is SAT SnsrDer Beiuss = ~
IS 6as Sise Beine,
SO Raj BeinefTs,
Is Soc GitrDnen Sprup, SO
: 80 2ifeu StSrtes "a 80
50Snsenb Gimsf, - -
SO 9usenb 8sIen.
RI 1000 Sad @etl,gfs 9rs &DsF
50 atftsu oifortister GanSy. 80
stanep, 3ams Sin, 3eine psri9isbensr Artbe
GDeaflep S 9arbrouSb,
SIR. 8 gfor6 college Strabe,
9th 3ges. 2 ? lseafhsiIe 8enasfes.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-16
@etrei6e.
@6isfe 3. u n 5. @ { inc al...
Sautle umb aeber.

srii9. asate .s,l 3. ss. squuIeser. s4O-45 s.sus
~ /. SnIJ 9k- Upper SOLO ~
b. 4fn. So Rips q $3.50
ErO6ene Sdrte TO- ). 2. aaIbteGe, (frans6fii9e)
= 49, SIintns Ia ~ 1910
6.pfo.T 80 e = lee i 3 tanterttonii6e)
eoblenIeser inHi@e 50-53k 800
tiiSemiO6 81 qint efninesf2- ia
40 b. @f6. 9oppinpS. .15-17
@ei9irrleber 40 I'D. 5tueing Stinsf6-is "
GinfafI&w 50-A ssstsF-s go
ssslaf otods.
~ s4Is5Sts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-22
Mobile lDatdOne.

They are having a sensation in Mobile
about man committing suicide by cutting
of his head, and then hiding it so efFectualIv
that no one has been able to find it SINCE
This Is not 80 wonderful . circumstance as
our local relates that happened at Sault Ste.
Marie last summer. An Indian there who
had lived unhappily with fifty or sixty diff
ferent squaws, determined upon suicide
Desiring that no one should be able to iden-
tify any portion Of him, he cut off both legs
and carried them about five miles into the
woods, en- foot and alone. lie buried them,
and then cut off both arms, which he car
ried some five miles further and buried
Then, cutting out his tongue, that he might
be unable to tell any one whom he might
meet who he was. he proceeded several
miles further, chanting his death song IS he
went. lie finally cut off his head, and after
amusing himself for some time kicking it
about as football, aking the woods ring
with his shouts Of merriment, he hid it in
the trunk Of tree, and then digging a
grave with his own hands. he got in, cover
ed himself up, and planted very handsome
tombstone at the head Of the grave. Where
is the Mobile man nov ?-Naaison (Wis }
Free Press.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-22
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
, GENERAL NEWS.

The metrical system Of weights and
measures has been established by law in the
Sandwich Islands.
The secret police Of the Emperor Napo-
icon are never far away from him. Two
OF then>-qaite good looking men. in ci,i-
zeDs' drcss--follow him at little distance
when he goes out TO walk.
Paris art critic, wishing 20 damn GER
tain picture recently, did his worst BY say
ing that 1.-The visitor could easily find the
picture in question by the groups of Aner>
Jeans who constantly surround !, in admit
ration.
A new invention has appeared, which bids
fair to become popular among bee ra'sers,
being bee hive constructed OF corn-cobs.
1t approaches nearer the natural resort Of
home Of a bee-a hollow tree-than any
thing ever yet invented. II has been thor
oughly tested, and is cool il warm weather
end dry and warm in cold weather.
A correspondent writer that the idea Of
making Paris seaport town has again re-
vived. This time there is no question Of
cutting costly canals from Paris TO the sea.
coast, but Of bringing merchant ships up
the Qai dOrsay - il is at present. The in.
ventos Of this scheme Is Captsid Brasies,
and what he proposes to do is to construed
chips Of peculiar make, adapted to the sea
and ct the same time capable Of reaching
Paris in the depth Of water afforded By the
Seine at an average height.
A favoritc means Of suicide. of late, seems
to be running before . railroad train but il
10 not by any means sure way. A man
who tried it at Rochester, the other light.
was thrown as high as the smoke pipe OF
the locomotive. and when he fell one Of his
feet was caught under wheel, which cut
off two or three Of his toes. The sole Of
his boot on the other foo was torn off,
His. head was injured, and he was left
senseless upon the ground, but his injuries
will not prove fatal.
great watch dog belonging 10 Phila-
delphia dry goods house died recently. and
the clerks could not readily get rid OF the
body. They finally put it in apacking case
mailed or the lid, and marking it "A. L.
Stew art 4 Co.. New York." left it over
night on the sidewalk, first giving a hint
to the watch on that beat The same night
. furniture wagon, with the horses feet
mutlled in pieces Of carpet, drove up, two
mea jumped out, quickly and quietly put in
the box, jumped in and drove away. That
was the last seen Of the remains Of the poor
faithful animal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-22

HAS BEEN PRONOuNCEDB THE MEDi-
IA cal Faculty and the public 20 be the most
wonderful remedy for the permanent cure Of all
diseases OF the STOMACH, LIVER. KIDNEYS
and BLADDER tha, has ever been offered
Hisnot aMiNkRALw WATER II is from experience.
sbatcoSsrirrrIox WAFER has cnanated and We
now say let no man doubt, when a single bottle
has been known to cure diseases which the best
medical talent IN tins country has failed to relieve
remedy possessing the virtues OF Constitution
Water cannot be classed under .'Quack" prepare.
tions. AS II is now used by the most scientific
practitioners IN this city II is only second class
physicians that cry down popular remedies while
the better skilled make use ofevcry means 10 ac-
compish cure; and the success of the phy siciaus
increase ~ his knowledge Of different remedies
enable him to produce cure, while others tail m
the attempt. Science is satisfied with the truth.
Give Constitution Water fair trial-we mean
you who are under some specaaisas care from
year to year. and We particularly nlludc TO ladies
who are constantly resorting 10 local Treatment.
and al sorts Of local applications for diseases,
with so much chance of success as there would be,
from local applications to the throat for diseases
Of brain. We have been careful TO use language
in our circular that could not shock the most del
icste organic alton, but we receive 50 many com
municati0ns from persons for which Const tuition
Water is adapted, and Of whole disease no men
ticn has been made, that we have come TO the
conclusion that II the remedy is capable Of pro-
ducing cure, no matter " hat the disease may be.
Il should be made known. The medicine is put
up for the public, and there should be no Keep
tions. We say, Constitution Wateris not likes
gildcd pill made to suit the eve and taste il is .
medicine, in every sense of the term; placed in
taken according to the directions il will in every
case produce a radical cure. We would say that
the directions in regard to diet ETC. relate only to
The disease under which they occur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-22
EDUCATIONAL.
or. CLARA'S ACADEMi.
~ CHARTERED ls52
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF THE OR
DER OF ST. DOMINIC
BENTON. LAFAYETTE CO., WIS.

This Academy. under the direction Of the Sisters Of
~ H"minio Is situated IN the town Of Benton which
y u miles northeast VI 1arna and I, miles east Of
DuouIue The grounds very cxtcnsi the sifu-
anon -alubrous and agreeable aiiortiing every 3D.
vantage that parents desire for the phvsiral A.
well A. me ntai Improvement of their childrrn The
routine OF instruction embraces the various branches
81 An elementary training together with those which
constitute the higher departments OF finished cu.
alton. regular course Of studies is prescribed for
hose young ladies .sho wish e aduaie AZ the Acsd-
my. Inc scientific departments receive most care
nj attention Lectures de ivered during he veSr
ipon the various branches included in the course
nd upou Others which are not usually made the OBJ
eel OF special study. The musical department L. IN
Ter the control Of experienced and accomplis shed
cachcrs Parents may rest satisfied that the moral
uu intel eetua Improvement. A. wei as the wants
nd comforts ~ prp'is viii he attended 10 With ,he
scrhpn"n- and conscientious care. and. in case
4 sickness the Sisters leav. nothu. unloue 10 sur-
ly the place OF the sA,s, devoted parent
TERMS:
board and tuition. including all the branches tsusht
10 the highest schools. sewing. &c, per quarter of
three calandar months Observation-Disclosures sss
Fer scholastic year, from the iirsi Monday IN Sepem
Der TO the third Thursday in July. .xlso
ashins. per quarter ...... ........... 4
ed and bedding. per quarter. .................. 3
kNrsA oii>yGEs
usic Piano, Der qaarter- .sie
g. tt, .-...--...... 10
a. Vocsl. ~ '
nnn Italian French and German. each per or
rayments are required Invariably quarterly In ad-
hnce No pupii Nceivcd for a shorter criod Than
Inc ANIMAL Commencement which takes place an
e thru Tharsday In July is proceeded hy = rnhiic
animation OF all the pupils. The first Tern con,.
enccs ON the first Monday in September. ~
For further particulars address MOTHER srr-
EkIok; st Ciara's Academy. Benton, Lafsy~t,e
untys " ", xNs~cpfs-is;w