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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-17

In THE MIDsr or LIVE WE ARE IN
DmATII.-A fearful accident tool;
place at Ottcry, st. Mary, littlo
Dovershirc- town, on Sunday last.
Not long ago the town was visited by
a destructive fire, which burned out
the people BY whole streets, making n
blackcncd ruin of ono quarter of the
rural, quiet place. A female preach
c., connected with the Plymouth
Brethren took her stand in Jcsu street
among the ruins on Sunday last, and
addressed a congregation Oh the wrath
of God from a passage in the Apoca-
lypsc, which describes the wicked as
saying to tho rocks and mountains,
."Fall on us and hide us from the faco
Of him that stitch on the thronc,"
whom suddenly a chimney near which
the meeting was held fell upon tho
people, killing some eight or nino on
the spot, seriously wounltng and
manning dozen more, and iniuring
20 a loss cxtcnt sixteen Or seventeen
others. Was there ever II moro SOL
umn cxhortation after q sermon, or n
clcarcr illustration Of tho truth, "n
the midst Of litc Sc are in death ~,
Sta0o,dsA~e (Vny.) Zines, .S4t l.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-17

REGULATIONS FOR TIE WEIGHING
AND MARKING OF CorroN.- N.--Thc Com.
missioner of Internal Revenue, with
tho approval of tho Secretary of tho
Treasury, has just issued additional
regulations concerning tho weighing
and marking Of cotton, in which ho
states that, since tho publication of
former regulations on that subject, it
has boon determined to provide mo-
tallfeHtag, to.bc usod by tho assessor,
or under his oversight, ut tho time tho
cotton is first weighed in place Of tho
"tax-paid" tag heretofore used and,
also, to appoint woighers of cotton in
certain localities. Consequently, tho
aforesaid regulations have been nodi.
fed in several important particulars,
to which the attention Of assessors and
collectors is directed 4. Tic appoint
mcnts of wcighors of cotton will be
made under tho authority conferred
by section eight Of the. Act of July
l3, 1866, upon tho Secretary of tho
TrcSsury, who will appoint, on the
recommending of the assessors of tho
respective districts, suitable persons
to weigh and mark cotton at those
designated placcs'for Weighing, where
the quantity of cotton and amount 81
labor may be SO great that tho assist
assessors located at such places cannot
readily and promptly perform the work
required. National Republican.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-17

Tur Orurp s,,r II.ro :, . l.,
GoLtGI Icscr;n,;on nf pr,z;, a;v.m NV
tie "Town Tr,0rr" c( ,hc I,ou;sviljc
Courier We arc not 10 be unlcrs,ooI
as ENDORSING H..
For Tho IcncGt Of ,hosc ,l o,y friends
wboso na,r;o,is,n ;n,ol., ,ho,n 10 ir l;Lo
.cowards fro;n, j. nf Lar) wn,,, s.,
before the Door belaborej South Who
prefer. 70 l;vn = lozv rnnrva,;nn Ercn.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-17

Nobody hikes to 10 nobody jbat cy.
crybody is spleased to think himself some.
body. And everybody is somebody !;
hntwhcn anybody thinks himself to be
somebody, h generally thinks everybody
else 10 bo nobody.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-17

.,% NApoLEoH. on RUgsIA AND AMEnl-
icAs--In Napolcon's circular of Sep
tcmbcr 10th, addressed to tho diplo-
matte representatives of France, oc-
ours the following remarkable para
graph: i.
An irresistible power can wo roget
it ?--impcls the people to unite them
solves in grand masses, and is. causing
tho disappearance Of secondary States.
This tendency springs from the desire
to place general interests under the
most cficacious of guarantees. Pos
sibly it is inspired by kind of provi-
dental forcsigh of the dcstinies of the
world y While the old population of
tho continent increases slowIy'in thcir
restricted territories, Russia and tho
Republic Of the United States may
each, within the next hundred years,
number u hundred millious of mon.
Although the progress of these two
great Empires is not for us a subject
Of solicitudc, while rather we applaud
their generous efforts in favor of OPP
pressed races, it is for tho interest of
tho nations of central Europe not to
remain broken upon into littlo States
without either forco or public spirit.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-17

MUnpEn.-Wc learn that on Thurs
day night last, in the ncighborhood OF
SaIuhr;ty, III Piokcna District, Il young
man named Joseph Williams, Of this
District, was killed by u freedman.
II seems that the young man in COM
nany with othors, visited Che house Of
the freedman, Cato Calhoun, for The
ing to the deceased, and which h''W'ais'Tf1 Was III
the possession OF Cato. Explaining
the object OF their mission, the party
dDmanaol"an entrance, when thc. door
was opcnn,. and tho freedman fred
upon tho party, the ball taking effect
IL the hreast Of y Williams, Who died in
u few hours thereafter. The MURDER
or made his escape, sn thc confusion
which cmsncA, anA has not been ap-
pretended up to this writing .l"hy-
son Mtr}Iycaccr'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-17

DEATH OF AN EccENrRIc.- Tho
Montgomery (Ala.) Mail records tho
death of an old cccontric character in
Coosa County, named Howell Rose.
BY boarding his means for many years
ho had been enabled to accumulate a
property of nearly 100000, all Of
which passes by his death to the use Of
his wife for life. The .Mail says:
"Aftcr tho surrender, a body Of YAM
KEGS went to tho old mans house in
search of gold, and threatened to hang
him unless he produced it. Tho old
man cooliy told them to hang, and
that they would find his pretty tough
old neck. They hung him up three
times, but produced no confession" !"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-17

p r. u.
THE NEw RoUrE TO New YonK. -
Tho following important dispatch an
nounces the approach to :complation
of new route to New York, whicl! is
destined to become most popular and
dangerous rival Of existing commpni-
cations bctwoon tho North and tho
South :aiA4t ~ @f,tS@ aiiS
FoRTREss MoNRoE, Sept. '28.--Th6
steamer City of Norfolk, belonging to
the new Air Limo bgtwccn Norfolk
and New York, mode her first trip
yesterday, arriving at Norfolk at 6
O'Clock, p. NJ, from Anamessex, on
the Eastern shore of Virginia, where
it connects with tho railroad for Phils-
delphia and New York. Passengers
leaving Norfolk IN the evening. will
arrive at New York the next morning.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-17
A F'rightful Crime.

A CITIZEN BEATEN NEARLY TO DEATH
BY NEGNo BURGLARs-l[ls House.
EMprlED Cool PROCEEDINGS
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-17

INCREASE or FtouNTERrEiriN0 The
Baltimore .Sn,. Of cdncs,lav,' says:
"From aIl accounts, it would seem
ih"' cour'ctrilirg Vas never carried on
more extensively, or with greater sue
Cess, than IT, present. The Bunh Re-
Dtc'o says that many of lhc musl sklllful
workbench are engaged in The business
on their own account. and many more
under pay oi the most notorious and
successful dealers in counterfeit currency
The uniformity Of tho national bank
notes aids the countcriri!cr very much
in his work, and in>iics a very larg,
ontiay FOR til" getting mp OF the best ma.
chinrry Tho facility with which ii
plarc can BE altered from one ba,,k to
another is such as to- require constant
wa'chiulne<s to guard against Being VIC
,imized. There in in The employ Of the
Government 4 large corp Of the most
expert detectives, whose sole business
is To ferret out these violl.ors of the
laws and nlthongh they are very sue
ccSSlul IN their ciiirls to nrrrs. and pun
ISL. the business seems to be on tho IN.
crease, for there is not II week passes
but the announcement is made Of anoth
or new counterfeit, either Of the Govern
men, or national baul issues.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-17

The City Of Norfolk is a New steamer
and was buiit ut Wilmington, Del. II,
is proposed, rs soon a. the line gets
to working, to place on the route am
other steamer, so that passengers can
leave Norfolk both IN the morning and
evening. The great benefit to the
travelling public afforded by this line
OF steamers cannot be ovcrstatcd.- -
Twclvc or foutccn hours will be saved
in travelling to New York from Nor
folk, and about ten dollars will be sa-
we'd i'll travelling expenses, The rates
of fare established by tho Old Bay
Line Of Steamers, from Norfolk to
Baltimore, have been Increased since
the Withdrawal OF ihc I.cary Line, and
this will tend to divert u large portion
ofthc travel from this old -%nd we'll
known route,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-01-26
COFFI.I WAREHOUSES.
SOMETHING NEW.

C., LIBBY. Sole Proprietor, for this city, OH:
Js x. MERRILLS Patent CeDn Ld-patented 80
March issl This Improvement consists In cutting
on the lid with projection for The name plate tho
s.ss. The great advantage of this style OF cous Il
10 exhibit the plato with the lid either open or closed
Nai.esy. showing the plate IN ia proper place, be-
Our CONN Warcrooms were established In lsJS by
request OF citizens. who have given u liberal pat
ronage, 10 whom We would render thanks for past
yors also for the liberal patronage OF this vicinity.
No pains will be spared 10 give satisfaction, and
mako this the Besf Coin Ware Esfabiislnssf in this
county. As we are continually making new I'm.
proyencnts. will be nttodu up in tho very
best style.
Robes and Plates constantly on hand and fafs
nl,hed TO order, at our
Cemu M..u0.e,sry On Bacss street.
J.C. LIBBY.
P.S. Ihaye the exclusive right o, aic IN o'aae-
ford Tor Pisker Patent Metallic Burial Gases
Biddeford Me-. April, ic6i. ylo
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-01-26

NOTICE.
mIIE subscribers have purchased tho tannery In
i Somesviile. saoo, built by Mr.. Cole, where they
will carry on the
Tanning aud Carrying Business.
The highest market price will be paid for Bark and
Hides 40 cords Dark wanted this Fall.
Also will DO kept on hand for sale, Sole and Upper
Leather.
riAs's''"s WALLACE BROS. 4 co.
r. a. 4 X. WALLACE, 90,
WV. II. WEBsrkR. 3u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

LATE ISLAND lIOC6Gs)
MACk1NAW

MAVk NAV.
Capt. ~. VAN ALLEN, lsrop'r.
This HOUSE, HAS UNDERGONE THOROUGH
change. been moved 200 feet back from the street,
10 elevated ground commanding fine view Of the
Islands and waters through which the commerce 0f
onr Great Lake, paee also capacity Of hnuse mech
enlarged and put In thorough repair for busineee-
will Opcn first Of June next for the reception Of gucsts
Steamboats, leave Chicago Buffalo and Sarnia. Can
ada daily for th place u,hing at intermediate porte
Horses aud Carriages. Sailing and Fishing Boats
furnished at short notice. N13-dim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

were lSfnerly sonsidsrsA inesfshls. Also the
effect Of solitasy hath. bsth rulnoas 70 the body
end mind AID prodsss solns sfthe following Of
fects. -Blotchss. Coustipasion. loss Of memory,
pain in The smsll Of the back-can be fully re-
seeeed 70 health. Coasultation free.
Charges moderate, and cures guaranteed -
Pest Office Box, 1894. All letters with stamp
answered.
=. S.-All business strictly confidential. OF.
- hosrs from 4. =. until z. I febssdlwtf
PHILOSOPHY OF MARRlAGE.-Thc Proprietors
of the New York Museum of Anatomy have deter
mined u issue free, four Of their mort instructive lee
lures ON Marriage and its dsqualhcations, Nervous
andPhys!cal Debility, Premature Decline Of Manhood,
Indigestion. Weakness or Depression, lmp0tency.
Loss Of Energy and Manly Power the great Social Evil
ana those malades which result from youthful folllef
excess Of maturity, or ignorance of Physiology aud
laws Of nature.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means o.
cn1ihteulng and saving thousands, and will bs for
wEded ffee on receipt Of fonr stamps by addressing
Secretary New York Museum OF Anatomy and Medl-
cine, SIS Broadway. New York. MARKEDLY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

DIR. j A M e s..
Etrmsrlv ef yaas' Lses Hospital Custem
Hcsss Strsst, Nts Orlsans. La.
EstAblishe d In 1850,
is nov and has been psrmsensly lscsted II
no. 50 RANDOLPH STREET,
Between Dearborn and State sss..
Chicago, H.,
For the last four years, for the cure Of
OsA Csrosstr. sWereess'tol,
SyphIiltlc
Ard ell Private Diseases
For the treatment and cure Of thss terrible poison
SYPHILIS.
Z Dr. JAMES positively csaaicasa kum the systen,
sassspaa, Or any q thocs poisonous drrcs = the3
WON'T e1ectnally cnre The poieon dries IL mp .
break ont y soe futsre time In it, most hIeous -
=. = q s. 5 ia q. IT, s. J:
t11stsea yo1s1s - WAicA 61lI1 III = eu01 Glds
celebrity. The following are some Of The dissasss
ssusivs sa}sniion. ~ ssphius. primary, sscondarS
aAi ard diirna smissons, sexual debility, diseases q
kidneys thsumatia, Aydsocse, vaficocele. cancers.
Diseases peculiar 10 females, such ~ anienorFhea,
.l.a = ssscsasi csolossis. nervous de-
N. James lssg pssesiss In New orlsaas. sud the
ipdofseent Of the most eminent medical and the
esns euse e0uenen prss. shouid coustncs ~ nnost
skspeacAl hae IN. Jneo car and Will psEusm III that
H stlsntioa u those Who have privately ana Inn
ss:a se:sssss ~ sexual sasss.ss , Or The
young. uniting them for matfimony business ~.
ccty. producing in it train constitutional debility.
TSs soSS az ans .ome u sSe I'D ed eanesoly
escts ysodare1 y early habitxOf yoeth or eexu.a eI
cess, Vi: Weakness Of the back and limbs, pain IN
IL head dimne-s Of vision, los OF muscular power
pepoasiua Of thu beart dvIrpss, nesvosssrs., ifrt
tAo1lAy Symptoms Of cuelrunptiOn. etc. Mentally the
E II . the ns " 4 s.. = Of
splts, evil f0rsboding- aversion Of society scfdis
tfu.t. love Of eosude, timidy. etc. are some Of the
Those anlirtsd with any Of the above diseases or
synpes0s should NOT Can 10 call upun d.. Janss and
g g S1ee restored g health go happiness t no
s SO e. ssS IN n sssss' consequences
weAknsrs q the organs immediately cured and full
vSus RESTORED. IN. ja1l,es, wiiain ths laat 0eca
yss has tseased nsose diseaser " TN veneal type
ccessfully than any other doctor In the Uned States
The only specialists IN the treatment u disesscs Of
skin, blood and genefntive organs with testim0als
nom prvseseorr oi medical colleges and nom hospitals,
scientific and honorable sourcex and from the press
These testimonials do not from foreign coun-
try, nor nom parties long since desunct.
Dr. James can be addressed by thOec residing ut .
distance. stating symptoms and enclosing stamp fus
getnfn answef.
D.. James Office and parlors 1t 70 Handolph D..
bFsween St.oe and Dearborn. Oflice hours from A.
=. ulisP =. Csundass exceptcdJ when he may be
foGnd IN the forenoon
P.B.-Just lssued.-TH1 Moul1un; or Hand book
On Secret diseases. How 10 avoid than, &c. Also,
important information to females; hon to prevent
cOuccpdun, and Oehcr secrets worth moving. Price
q book - cants Address DR.. JAMES. r. o. Bog
Dlso. Chicago. III. raj dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

~: 49, 8'ss.s wos .'.:..;;:......a ooOy 80
Ise P osspene@ g o. THIS en.erpes hes bsee
prominent Of which 10 thai, ora, n, ~ rs.r;.
tude Of the undertaking, and I'M AMI tins s..
lssesd = ne pfoprietSEe they ank rom IE.SCO
TO e, O00 tickets Oh hand. Or & thx,erds 81 orr
Agents. which have rot been dis,~sd 81. The
snterpFiss y. involved IN amount L labor ana
expense ~ 49, At those amieily oaSage1
CO eopprehend. Over tsOvO M, been e..
pended BY the proprictors in priStnr. odyer-
Using licenses: rents, Office help, =, isridental
expenses. which y . guarantee IL q. faith they
have - the experimeut Of distrihS,ne neeslS
O.e hsedssd !hsusasd Dollars Sns6e these
who purchase tickets for the ConcS. Our en-
serpri:e - ne 49, unparallslls1 uccsss, far
inaseussted in Ne Northweet ~ MN ~
Large nunber Of Tickets in the harS. or Agents
eeeetPed oil through he Statee II Nios4nsin.
1issessea I'D lows. Ne proprie N vouN =,
much dislike TO held this number Gickets And
celae u - co0pstitefs for the III 70 6 a.
tsieutsd, = would those who ha& psrsAAed
Il i desirable taat svery ticket IA I, 49,.
ed out before the Concert, thus xuknutsefes .
tAoee who have % freely aud lay,s1 eob6fked
10 the enterprise With Us fair ~ honorable
dealing. 70 The eni that no poesiblJ neme esu s.
attaehed 70 the pr0prietors Fair ~ and Jus.
ties % Ticket nsldsss 10 our ain. 81 ~ ere ds.
tefninsd 70 - eouduct this enseeS ise ~ =
nay eoas 70 the tAoussnds Of eona - m ~
women throughout these Ststee n ,eeeud time
and receive their patronage IN A,imilar bet
ners maeni1eens slierprise.
We have bees requested by sSkrel Of eur
Agents - postpone or Concert MI aflss haf-
vest, assuring 10 that thou antpSould then
psrchess tickets Who ore unable . y 8 q pses
ent. Tho wish 10 give oil O. opoetueiev 10
avail themselves Of the benefits pre- nted il or
enterprise. hoo been another inducsk ent u mako
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

~
Il NJ an lmpos.ass ~ ,a1s.s sAs,ae Ssss vssp4
$780, ss.SsIly aaages4 Z eeael9ss Y weass
: - ~ ssssss'sss & -, sssay.
DR. a. n. MAU0nCOAU.
ProNseoror AD6esooeoOeUDeoa
oaris q iairg Jaan = e srss.~i - "a W
sI.sD sas ,..slf = haova 70 'Ass'asas ss'sS'''
ssThe Married Womon's Private
Medical Cenpanlea,"
- gss.:esa Z ,s.,, yss.sy $500 , E: =:
81: az. !: s1 e, ~, ~ =: "a 49,: "a
shsir skiliNl and 1aalsdle1s issa1nses. Il . tk
long, reliabk adviser ~ eO0Uanion. Ov0
NAlP 4 MILLION eA0o9o
poesss.t. Evsy husband shos'd hsvsM. hsssas
ae ssasssss:s - ~ inaediaAe 90 ssscaeioss
cure q all speeol diorultles. issesuloslse ~ 0
s!,usssons either y pss.cn o. by .a!i Lsdirs ~ e
greatest confidence aud certainty q ssoces.
CAUTION To LADIES.
2 no. i.psssS sp"s X ne s.er:R .::sssss rse
p ns spS 81 shs sss.oas saa ssss
health, I:dirs can END o. TIN nAaaasr wssAsi!
cram BY letter. and 40 gsesd axainss impesisicss
s10rSte0 aeo0 Se1eGJe A0otel
Uh0 desire safe and crstain reey Tor irrrKu1asfjr
q suppression u naanse, 0m whatever csass. cai
rely upon his cclehssAsa
PORTUGUESE F8MlLE MONTHLY PILLS
composed ofrarc and costly ispoeted estrsete. Tn,
bsnx sugar coated, healthy ard csssain b ~ cssss
They cannot fsi In rrccst cases tes1 snccred u u
y-cirht hours. Pricc . per bog; 1solnese ca, =
those two degrees stronges sho1d - sssd. fTcs -
No aGee{s \nDO6afed Address
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

14UDLAM. HALE 4 GO,
Room No. l. .xssss Block, p 0. t~sssr 40
MILWAUKEE.
TICKETS FOR SALE
Al P'a'~''er'- Boot store,
Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07
Nip the Evil IN the bud.
lDr. W1IlT"r1E0.
lsA ossth ciark Street chicago. mn.

Has for many yesss made the
\ treatment Of private diseased hrs
! businass snd study. Syphilis
Yin ell its forms. 01est end Stric-
tsres. Particular e1tsntion Civ
IN n old stan1lns onaes. which
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

TWO COMMODIOUS BRICK STORES AND
j. Manafactsty y Second bueet. ibsr doors
above Perry, now occupied By Selby - Furniture
store, for rent unreasonable terms. Apply TO
uay29 dtf L. q. DESSAINT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

- EOTE0sH AOTEk,
Nos. ., II, 10 4 Is CORfLANDT STREET
NEW YORK CITY
D. d. WMcnasssa Z =. d. WncussrsR Psop'a.
THE CENTRAL BUSINESS LOCATION or
this Hotel, our iowa friends viii aaA sepsei-
ally adapted to their convenispcs, being ceo1igu.
Gus TO Ill The western Rail Rood and Stcomboee
andinwa IL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

49, .yYNX ~ UN8O0
fme 00eaT $500 80 -
s"e 9u DUUJW
0ln JAMES CLA1GIp0
GyAlAhr~A~A u~--a~ s>s,.-
0U90 4O00uO Jp3nuDa
Hcparrd from .srsrv,yss~ y =. , -. =
-. nysicim RssrsssdiSsry 3 &: o. -
= Aosc painfsj ~ Sss@s.-s I3..
- cvnslituisno I svS ~ II sss5sS
- ts0ov~ ii ohstrscSi.1ss. ~ . .SslS :.
ssssalsS q ~
/. 4. ,...','. AAOnBo
~ ~ s...hy saIM0; TWIN. q 3 sAust tius. 49,
~ hs.sss RSxs1 NIL evgune1V.
uNes ne1ofn, - peevuaa euNn11e1H11a1s.
CAuyTnON.
~ TIsstr T;srSH Nm 1sca 2 Fsnalss 1nsine
y sa1s 10 bsine . nisnsslsss isa - 10y
Dr. ars I'D. san's
n NJ and iinha. rssisss - sii.Ss ~s.ss,.:
. ~: z y Nj - @ E.asse -. I'd
ellHu1S 4 4 nswSa1 ~ r; ~ Sc1eSSs n. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

Ossc1A 0iaadslar Svsllings. Ulcssslsea
2tag's Evil. erysipslaA. Selt nhsua.
This tsiat (ngREDlTARY and ACQUIRED, !
allsng iiss wieA 1asssd sissry, y ~ I'll usual
nedisalrsnsaiss iseurabls.
nnEUMArlsal,
ntA0eis ny dtssos h which ~ Cssssiea-
eie0 80 10 Kindred alscSSoss. Tho msot h.
oease paine afe alnOsl instantly allevioted-
9oas suellings arc reduced. Casss. shfonic o.
vteatous, Of 10 Of 30 years standine. iave heso
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07
WASHINGTON HOUSE.

Ne Soo Chesnut street, ooove Sahs
tAdjoining the Xasonie fsaple.)
PHILADELPHIA.
FRS r. GLASS RODAE.
The patsonags osthe public 10 respectfully -.
licited. CHAH. A. ALMOND.
mre MnnanaP
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

OEp,leptic Fits. Sympathetic or Organic Dis-
eases the Heart. palpitation. Disesse o. tlss
Valves, producing grating : Sting sound, Drip
impsetant Osgan, (pesssns sulssing ffs9 any
essas pain IL ~ region Of the heast will b
greatly relieved By Censtitutien l.ifeSyrup.U
Broken Dswa aud Dslieale CenstllolDen1
SuGsrine from lndieposition 70 Exestiou. Pals
In the Bsck, lsess Of Aemssy, Fosebodings, Hor.
vieisa. Not skin and Extssnitiea, Wast u
Dlsep. Restlessnesa, Pale. Haggafd Coan4enancs.
aa1 Eassitude Of the Muscular System, oil re-
qslrs the id ofthe Consultation Life Syfsp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

Manhattan Hotel,
Opposite the Park.
Murray st., near Broadway,
NEW YORK.
nVnIS COMMODIOUS DOWNTOWN HOTEL
shed. and 10 kept upon . system q 1sss-slsss
istyle. N. hU00lNS, Proprietor.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-15
New.Berne.

We saw recently communication in the
Journal Of Commerce, respecting the correct
printing of the ATHENS" of the State We
beg leave to add a few remarks upon this
subject. The town was laid out and named
by DeGraffenried's colonists from Switzer-
land in the year ITO, and was named
after old Berne, meaning bear, Swift
erland, and as was too frequently adopted in
those times the adjective new, was prefxed,
making New-Berne, "neao 6ear," or cub,
and the Specification is evidently cub-town
and from the number of bears in the POGO
sons in Craven County, was not inappropri-
ately designated. And the name may be
written one of two ways correctly, as one
word Neocberne or with hyphen NewBerne.
No other way it appears can be right. Burn
is gaelic for brook, berne with an e, meaning
as aforesaid. " bear" After so much of phil
illogical lore upon this thread-beNr dis
cussion we hope that ever hereafter this
beautiful and famous old City will be
spet and printed with a hyphen, as COM
pound word, but one only in parsing, as the
designation of but one place, to wit: NEW
BERNE, the Athens of the old North State
And as she has been heretofore, may she be
in the future the mother of more great men
than any other place in all Southland.