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AUCTION SALES,
Dry Goods, Clothing, &c.
HY MILES DiSAlx r..

Dry Soods, CgGmtng, &c.
DO sSa at ny o.e %as KSf and Liberty
Pieces PLAIN AND FIGUREp SWISS MUSLIN
Pieces Grenadine and Plaid Lenos
Pieces Mozambique. slE Tissue
Pieces Brown Anu Bieached Linen
Pieces A. Lopgcloth
pieIeB A Brown Homcspun
pieces Snmm"l jeans
Pieces Melton Cloth Sc tch Tweed
Pieces Damask and Huckaback
P,ecss Piecss aaitkory atty stripe and Ticking
to an snr,as roroaered an Tucked skirts op Skirts
and Gents Straw and Felt Hats Fine ca slneo Pants
stitch and nd Foulard HandloFchiefs &C.. &C. 'n'
Dry g Goeas % az ssa Gxg2mt"g
W Se So sea a gRLs at * o'clock
general saortmont Of EsSs Dry aoops. 50n h0''''
FINE uNpREssEp soTsIsT1N9 IoNa@1orus OF ou.,.. o
mans, Paper Cambria, Check Campric, L. O. Hdkfs
Madras Hdhfs, Table Damask, Kentucky Jeans, Ho.
Balmorals. N>'''
checked. N "'o'' ptHn nf.u on Snu
MILLIGAN, MELCHERs g. CO.,
w,u .,,, No. o., i ~ Vsndue Range,
Barrels LIGHT BROWN SUGAR
Barrels Mackerel
Kegs Lard
COO Pounds Hams
10 Boxes Soap
10 Boxes Starch
10 Boz Pipes
10 Cases Rhit o Vino
- Dozen Brooms
- Dozen Buckets
- Dozen Baskets, &c, &C.
DRY GOODS. Straw Hats, Boots, Shoes, Crockorv
ticles Furniture Nav 90
By uIILIGAN. pIE, 1,IIERS G RI,
On THURSDAY, May "a, on Accommodation wharf a
II o'clock. we will sell,
BRASS HowIrZERS
Parrot Guns Nav,
BY GEORGE HUNEKEN.
VIII be nold THIS EAY 22d inst before my Store No
ls yendue Range, at at 10 O'Clock,
variety Of SHOES, oil sizes
10000 Seg,rs
Jewery. Watches, sundries. etc., etc.
Conditions cash. Nav 22
Fancy Goods, Groceries, DC.
BIZ SAMSON & AIMAR.
Will be sold THIS DAY. I'D instant at our Sales Room,
No. I6 Vendue Range. at 10 O'Clock, viz:
Handkerchiefs. Women's and Mems 8 raw Hats Spooi
Cotton, packages Tapes Fans Yalises Trunks Cooepe
Pomades Scissors Knives and Forks Umbrellas Para
sols Perfumeries. and variety Of other articles:
orockery, Knives. Forks. Spoons. 60
SMOKED BEEF, Goldfish, Rhine Wine, CIaret. whis
key, Jamaica Rum, &C. ~
YOUNG MULE. 8 yearI old, wa, ranted sound
Conolaons casn. May "a
Goshen Cheese.
LANES w. BROWN & CD.
-11T IN
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CoNsIaNEEs PEE STEAMER EMrL1E, BEAUFORT FROM
SAVANNAH VIA BEAUFORT, MAY a.:
MdIe: To 81 L Mccormick, Gourdin, Matthiesaen
90. Huger Haaen, and others.
PAssRNaRRs
U Hayward, VIM Wright, Jno Stephens, II smedes
Leonard Miller, Jas Mars b Roberta, d w
Stuart Estes Jas Afford, Geo Chamberlain, Bsf-
op psyis Miss Davis. Miss stuart Capt Jno Upham,
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Goshen Cheese.
JAMES w. BROWN & CO.
VIII sell THIS DAY at their sales rooms, No. 11e Eas,
Bay, at 10 O'Clock, ~
25 Boxes GOSHEN CHEESE.
Conditions cash. Nav IN
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LIKE "QUAKERs' GUNS" Artificial teeth are O.
little use and easily detected. Take care Of the
real ones. All you need 10 fragrant sozoDoNT
use 1t daily, and your teeth will be the last Of na
ture's gifts to fail you. tus2
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into desuetude.
For this reason 1t is desirable that amusement
should be combined with exercise. fand more es-
pecialy that emulation should enter as ono of the
elements in this recreation. Cricket, Bowling,
Base Ball, and other games Of this kind, fill these
requirements, and are, therefore, to be much
| commended to our young men of business-es-
peoialy during the summer months when nearly
all the stores ere closed early in the afternoon.
Accordingly we are pleased to learn that Base
Ball Club has been formed frat Of it's kind
ever known in our city. To Messrs. wARDELL and
| DENNY belongs the credit Of originating It. On
Saturday afternoon last they gave their fir at pub
| Lilo performance on the Citadel Green. As might
be expected, tho players were mostly "green"
| hands, and the sport was Fenian therefore in two
senses: "wearing of the Green" After a little
practice, most OF the members will doubtless
make good players. There were many specta tors
on the Green, who seemed to enjoy the sport quite
| as much as tho participants.
The Club, We understand, will play again at the
| same place on Wednesday afternoon, and also on
Saturday afternoon. We hope to 500 many such
| clubs formed in our city; and doubt not that be-
fore many months our "boys" will be able to
| challenge with confidence similar clubs in other
cities, and have match games. It ia good move,
and we give it our heartest good wishes.
THE APATAIosoopE.--We were gratifed yester-
day by view Of this ingenious optical instru-
ment. 1t ia tho invention OF VIM. L. PLArT, Esq :,
| OF Augusta, Ga. 1t looks like telescope, with .
portion Of the centre Of the tube detached. In
this central section we have q smooth, ine-grain-
| cd, polished brick tstandins on end), which has
| the strange property (psss,ng strange and quite
| unusual in q respectable brick) of being trans-
parent. In othor words, by looking through the
tube you NAV zee anything placed in front of the
object glnsD, tho intervening brtok notwithstand.
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tee OF three be appointed; the former to solicit
contributions and subscriptions, the latter to visit
cemeteries, etc.
Also, that the press In the interior Of the State
be requested to lend their aid in furthering the
interests Of this Association
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Mn. PATRICK WALSH, OF the Augusta Conslitu-
aonalist, has succeeded Mr. WIN. n. PR1rcHAnp as
the Southern Agent at Augusta of the New York
Associated Press.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
SCI SEE 8E0OND AND THIRD PAGES. -Ga

MEssRs NJ. II. QUINN & Bro, the enterprisng
book and periodical dealers, No. 527 King, oppo
site Ann street, have favored us with a fine as
sortment OF the latest periodically among them
tho New York Day Book, May 10; Saturday Night
May IL; New York Weekly, May 81; Now Yorl
Ledger, May 26; New York Mercury June 2; Mer.
'-inadn's Museum, June; Dublin Freensans Jour.
nal, May s; Army and Navy Journal, May 49,
New York Tribune and Herald, of Saturday; Police
Gazette, May 10; Courier des Elats Unis, May 10.
Also Godey's Ladys Book fortune, and very
interesting novel, ''The Queens Favorite, or the
Price OF Grown; an Historical Romance Of the
18th century,
Messrs. QUINN have always on hand large as
sortment Of the latest novels and periodicals from
every quarter.
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Brevet Lieutenant Colonel and Chief ouarternsstsr
Apr1l ~ Departmenf South Carolisa n
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BY HENTY CmmIseS, CMmTm,GIsseS, DC, dc.
THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, before our Sioro NJ M "
due Range will be sold " ~ 'en-
10 barrels FLORIDA SUGARS
10 barrels Florida Syrup
20 boxes Candles
10 boxes Soap
90 tubs Lard.
Conditions cash.
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hETHoDIsT FAIR.-The Committee OF Arrange
ments arc requested to meet at the Hibernia1
Hall at P. M. this day. A full meeting is 70
quested, and punctual attendance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

us ncNab n abort address opened the
case for The Crown, In which he stated II
could be proved thas the PRISONER on TIC
let Of June wss seen with what Is known
- . Rsuisu RHO IN bic possession near Fort
Erie, and the acco mt which nc gave Oi
himself after bis arrest
Amer the examination NJ . few witnesses
his L0fdship In addressing the Jury ex-
planned thai the evidence showed the prise.
nePto be British subject, and therefore
could not be tried . At present indicted
He therefore directed the Jury to return y
verdict Of acquittal.
Mr.. Mckenzie then submitted tnas .
British subject could not be tried twice Tor
the same offence, he should therefore oe us
charged.
III. Hasfieou- The Crown has further ev-
dence OF the prisoner. Ny Lord, II he Is
tried again he will mot BE- tried as IN Amer
~ Ceurs al o'clock adjourned till 10
SeeAock @ moesow mofAin9
II n n. ucKersie's intention TO take
the following objection TO al the indicI-
meats preferred against the FeniAn prison
err yet untsied containing double counts. and
In the case Of the Queen ". McGrath he
will advise the prisoner to plead . plea Of
of aufrcfdis aequte.
Ist On the ground Of misjoinder Of courts.
that he Is charged ~ an American citizen.
3D. That he Is charged as British sub
ject, and 10 charged with what amounts u
high treason.
81. A man cannot be q citizen Of q for
eign State and British subject at the 8 me
time, end there cannot be distinct offences
charged II The same Indictment
4th. That Il appears on the face Of the in
dictment that the offences charged against
the prisoner were committed In the County
of Welland, and the indictment therefore
could mot b legally preferred against them
The grand jusy entered court and brought
bills against the following fenian prison
ere: John Hughes. Patrick DohAhue, James
Burke, james Hpaulding. VIM. Orr. Patrick
Heating. VIM. Baker, Barney Dunn and
Fred. Fry.
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From Ralllumore.

BALTIMORE, Nov 3. Gov. Swami was
called upon Al his residence last night by .
large body Of conservatives, and made .
speech congratulating them on the victory
obtained lie said the question Of the re-
mOval oil the Commissioners would now be
settled by the courts and also that Judge
Bond would he held to strict accountability
for his action.
Returns from Allegheny county indicate
that the cons, rvstiycs have carried the leg
lslativc ticket.
The Constitutional Amendment against
che creation of . sinking fund for the support
Of the public schools has been adopted.
BALTIMORE, Nov. =. The habeas corpus
case was continued till o'clock, whcr
Judge Bartol adjourned the case until
o'clock. permitting. with the consent o
the counsel for the old Commissioners
parties to be unrestra;ned until court shoult
meet ut that hour.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

TORONTO, Nov. 0.-The excitement Of the
Fenian trials 10 diminishing. The Court
opened this q On at the usual hOur.
Patrick O'Neil, flfst prisoner, was placed
in the dock.
Mr.. Mckenzie, before The prisoner plead
ed, moved that the Indictment be quashed
on tho ground Of misjoinder Of court, and
that the offenee Was committed In the cOun.
" of Wellaud and therefore cannot be tried
in the county Of York, It being one one Of
two counties united.
Mr.. K. A. Harr,son ccntsnded int his
learned friend had placed . wrong egasstuc
ton ON the Interpretation clause, ood tooe -
10 the second esound hi lordehip bad over
ruled that objecaioa b hi deciaion % IN
application ol the Gomo nature mede yeoeer
day. A lengthy legal debate took place Be
tween the counsel.
n. NcKeusieI 3 wosld - yosr losdship
n allow ne uatil 70 morrow 70 coneader
which couroel shall adopt u t1te cnee--
whether shoold demnr Or ALLOW TIE pste'
Ones 10 plead. -
Hon. J. Il. Caossoa mid: nsttes b osfc-
iul bow ron demue = ~ Caso Of ooeeo
~ Swit1cr, vhach = reported, IN which the
vttaeo identi1sd ~ psieones. lt was held
BY learned Judges that unless the demurrer
he'd been suocesofnl the sentence would
lave had 70 b Carried Oul
His Lordship. very well, | have no objec
ton.
he prisoner ~ s..rn s.moved asa Pat
rick Xaefa&h placc' '~ck.
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New YoRK, Nov. Sat this hour we
have no further returns from the interior to
change the result for Governor - hereto
fore given.
The Convention runs ahead OF Fcnt on
$4,000 in New York city $50 in Troy
1900 In Utica, several thousand in Brook
'yn, and In like proportion every where, the
rural dlstSlCts seem to have voted unani.
mOusly for Convention, and It Is probable
that the prOpoelt iOn will be carried by some.
thing over $1,000 maj
Mr. Frank Hilton, = gold broker doing
business At No D Wall street was arrested
this p NJ, and conveyed before Justice
Bowling at the Tombs, charged with hav.
ing attempted to get cash for coupons of
$4,000 each, which were advertised Is hav
ing been stolen from Mr.. Lord. Il appears
from the evidence that . boy named w. X.
Hill was sent by Hilton to the sub Treasury
Office ut noon and presented the coupons tor
payment, whereupon he was Immediately
handed into custody Of On officer. Mr.. Hill
ton was committed for examination in de-
fault Of &4O,UOO.
The steamship Florida. which arrived
from Havre at this port TO day had -
deaths on passage from cholera, Five Of
these were sailors belonging TO the crew.
There are five patients still suffering from
the disease, who will be immediately trans
ferrcd to the Illinois. Among the passen-
gers we're 10 cabin paseengere, none Of whom
were taken i'll. Action will be taken on the
subject by the Board of Health 1t their
meeting this afternoon.
new YoRx, Nov 0-The Jumel will case
10 postponed until next week.
The Great Republic Pioneer steamer In
the San Francisco, China and japan line,
Vas launched to day. She is the largest
wooden steamship ever built in the United
States.
The typhus fever has broken out In ma
lgnxnt form in one Of the charitable insti
tutions on Manhatten Island. Fourteen
cases have been removed to the lever hospi.
tai within few days
The Florids arrived to-day from Havre.
She had % deaths on the paa1Aee.
Caroline A. Blower has brought IN action
against Chas :. Fleming to recover >25, 600
for breach Of promise ~ marriage
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Davenport Market Report.
Ossscs % sns DAvuNpvas OseocaAs.l
November 8. leeS.
Retail hulk Qlo.so.
:. Sachs, rsper, tio.so
e Dbl ohio
Wholesale 40cts per bbl less.
Cons MeAL.-No. !, per buehel. e7keoo
WHsA..-R Receipts very large. No. new
Sf:nxs % On per bushel Extra sos. No. :,
new el.750tI SIS.
Cons. New 6 old Ito,
Oars. 3Og35c.
BAaLay.- 2,@9oc.
porAross- Wholesale $3.50. retail q.
Oxlo~s 24M27.
TUsxiPs. per 90 Ice.
ArP,As.-ls@tl 80.
BurvBR -k5Gt3c.
EG0s.- Esq 3Vc.
Goat isc =. depot; lie Il lsves ved..
Woop.-e7@75.
Chicago 0arkes.
" GU. a. 4 .r.'n market. dull. '''A'0 N0''
Fi'ur-l,i sslower demand for A,ur limited.
whest..ic.vy aud unssst'cd. Declined /, =
@s for No. si.ss a:to for No 3; u 6oSi. a
rejected ro,irg ITO 81 a. or No. at q. lOCsa. II
81 quit for No 3 In nor't eide housss q o. Ssk
CornCH'avy; dec, ned 81 "a ~. eai.s o va
90, for No J; sl&ea" for No. 2; so8sso rejected
cio- ing nominsa e5l<c for no. In store.
Osts-Active, reduction II 80 stncs yesterday.
aal-s 4 4txc for No !; Aaalc for Noa; closing
firm "a Nc or the later
4 e s,deraie requcst Declined 4ssc y bushsl
0alea ~ 90SSse fer No. 0c for No .; 7015c feI
rejected
Brcv-Quist. Price. 5s.c y bu. lower No I
at 66a7oc jcsted n s3s.a c.s sing quiet at o.
md 5 c9se6c
MrLw'nss mae I've and co Dinai. ia sias 50 fr~e
Seeds Timo'hy reed que, and stesdy o3So98o u
for c"mmo to PRICE
Mes. Pork Deciice ~ SOC y barrel on meos porl
for pres-nt delivery Reduction Of 1908 for livery
IN December and Janu =, Dem nd tot large. Saiel
at ~ 5oS25 for mess fr delivery a. sellers op
10
lac Ash.
Ca'tl-.B.s. G971ss; stoek. 49s,xe.
liogs 7lf11<c
Sheep 3leAIS,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

80. unable 70 denis before the King ~
want Of SPACE. The national guard of w.
n;,ia has been mobiAasd.
Dssiis, Oeteesr Z.
,, ,,us,;a sees. in the appointment Of Baron
Bus. ss minister Of iore'sn affairs Of Aus.
tria, an attempt in part Of the Csbinet q
Vienus - interfere In questions considered
e.,,led. II shis view 10 correct, L will i'm
pel The Prussian Government 10 complete
more quickly aud surely its national work
In Germany.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

HAVING rEEe ENGAGED IN TUE PkAC
III tic- Of Medicine and Surgery for the last
TwxNrY sivs WARS IN rms SSASs. has ps rman.
entity located m tins city md offers his profcs.
sional s'rvices 10 the citizens Of Davenport and
vicinity. and hopes nv his long experience With
the disc asses Of the climate, 20 merit aud r.ceive
portion Of public patronage.
''hce corner Of Third and brady, over lind
saws 'ewelry Store. residence in what IVES for.
merly known - the Fulton House, on Water
atreet. above the bridge. jnne27- dit
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LATEST NEWS
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ATT ANTIC CABLE

The following European dates have been
reesivsd By cable.
CoHsrAxsIxoPLR, Nov. Z.
The trouble between The Sultan's Gov
esnment aud the Cabinet Of the United
States, growing eut ef the conduct Of the
TushisA o0lcials toward the Consul and
~ Consulate q America iu the Island Of
Cyprus he's been settled.
PAais, Oeteber Z.
TIE ships wh.eh hsve been ordered for
ths sesvjss Of rsooving the French troops
isoo Mexiso are ready 70 nil.
The Moaitoe Of to-day says that MAXI
ni1iaa Win semain In 1sxiee. !
vsNlcp, Oetoooe Z. Z
Kine Victor Eumanuel. the ut Of Univ
"a Italy, eatsss1 Ne City q eleven o'clock
ehis moeoioe. The Ceaseil Of Venice re-
esissd h)s 9ajsssv h Tie Church q ST.
Mark. whsrs tedesm was ehanted in hon
q Of IT, event. he reception give- BY
he municipality and people vas magnificent,
. 4 great joy was manifested. The cro~d
Which turned wos 70 imnense that troops
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

1OnoNTo. z. w., Nov. 0.
The police authorities are instructed to
cause the arrest ard dctenti n OF oil suspi-
cious characters found in the city, un0cr
the Aatcd corpus Suspension &C, passed last
session. The act s0powess maGistfaess -
cause the arrest Of any pefssn soapscssd q
eountenancine o. encouraging dealgns
against the government or people, and com.
init lin to prison. there 70 reoaia without
trial or bail till the 9Th Of June next. Yes
to-day arrests beesn. Four men we're CON-
mitted James and John Dudley, Charles
casey and Alexander Nicholson. The
Dudleys profess 10 b il from Brooklyn, and
are moulders b, trade. Casey says he
comes from Lancashire. England Nickel
son from Scotland It 10 expected to be
proved that Dudley is an assumed name
the proper one be Nc Donegsn.
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Accidentally Shot.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Nov. 8. Lewis Fox.
u celebrated billiard player, was severely
wounded this morning ut his residence IN
this city by the accidental discharge Of .
pistol in u pocket Of his coat. The ball en-
tered the abdomen and lodged In the thigh,
beyond reach OF the probe. The surgeons
think he will recover.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

Jamestown, n. r, Nov. 0.-The ciaisens
Of this village and vicinity assembled In
great numbers 1t the residence Of Gov. Fen.
ton this evening where grand reception 10
being held. Ageneral invitation 10 given 70
all. His elegant and capacious grounds are
lhrnnrSd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

SAN Francisco, Nov. 8. Letters from
Jsurez announce the arrival ut Chihauhau
Oi 20 American officers who would imme.
diately DC assigned service in the Liberal
army.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. SIT is stated that
the next Panama steamer will carry 5000
sacks Of wheat for New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

Rochester,, N. r., Nov. s.-Fenton's
majority in Moore Co. Is 1,764 according to
the returns We hav- and suppose TO be cor.
rect.
The stave factory Of \. Di6endoff 1t s.
wanna, Wayne Co.. was burned tuis morn
ing. Loeo els, 900; insured for 5000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

@apoAeA ep",m,,,'al @p0.qp.


AHUCH EXPERIENCE IN AND OUT OF
WI the Counting room enables 10 tell stu
dents who have common abilities. il they give
us their attention. We will prepare them for the
Counting room or refund their tuition. 1hose
desiring TO bee ou Teachers Of Accounts will be
thoroughly qualified for the same. We wish to
prepare number Of them. Thew are always
sure OF employ ment. Persons partially scqnai,.t-
| ed with accounts can receive thorough knowl-
edge Of them Ia private class. We are pre-
pared from personal knowledge TO tell students
and others thst they can obtsin . more effIcient
course Of instruction here th-n IL Detroit. Chi
cAgo or -. Louis, and save third Of the time
spent in those places. Send for circu ars.
ttSox 66t.l WIN. BRAlN0AN. Principal
octl-6m Accountant and Preceptor Of Acts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

CoLUMnus, D.. Nov. 9. At meeting TO-
day Of the Democratic State Central Com
mittee it was resolved to hold State Con-
vention for the nomination of Governor and
other state officers on the Sth Of January
next
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nm. =. vlDuJMANs.

ID lYSIclAN AND SURGEON. Office. cor.
Il I'd aud Brady Streets. under Streeper .
Nay IL. store. Residence on l4ih st., bet Ira
dv and Main. octsd- dr.
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ARKANSAS HEARD FROM j,

TErT1MONiAL or MEDICAL MEN.
Oro~y PoiSr. White co. Ark, May %, GO.
DH Jons Br,ie-Dcar Sir: last Febru ,ry Was In
Iouisvisle purchasing druge and got eotnc Of your
Sarrapariiia and Cedron Ihtters. My sunir-aw who
with me in tile store. had been down With rheu
ma ism for timc commenced on the Bittcrr.
nd found his general health improved lr.
si-t who had been In bad health. tried them. and he
nlso improved DIR Coffee. whu had been In bad
health tor several years stomach and liver affected
II he improved very much by the Of your Ditcrr.
indeed the Ccdron Bter has given you gr. At popu-
iarity In this settlement. think could sell grs a.
quantity Of yonr medicines this fall-especially q
yssur Ccdrun Bltter- and Sarrapn' lila. Ship me NJ
Memphis, care kickett h Nicely. Respectfully.
& u. WALLER.
ExTrAcr or A LrrTxR PROM Panvip.Ncs. Ala..l
May II, 1893. (
DR J"ws BrIL: send yOn 80 for CEDRoS liir
TEns: please send what 1t will come To after pay ng
freight 10 Columbus, Miar have been troubled for
sever years with indigestion have had To take ple
every nigh for ten nNeen year, and In February.
$50, was attacked wit general paralysis. ] was
,nhncd to my for the balance of the year and
In fact. continued In very weak and nervous condi-
ton until some m.nths since. when ! was put
under an operation, and your Ccdron Bitters for
treatment. ! commenced improving right away, and
am pretty well rrsufed. Yours, truly.
oc,2.l-deod&w-iy A. l.. NEAL.
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Miss. =. l.. PHELPS

sTu3lO>O . FARRAND'S BLK. Sd FLOOR
DHOTWiHAfHS WORKED IN OIL OK
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a'0ume' lied pspor. Particular attention paid
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