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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-21
" USE THE BEST 4"
DIR. CLOCKS
EXCELSIOR
HAIR RESTORER.

rs THE BEST PREPARATION EvBR rn8.
i ssnted TO the public for the Hair, asd Ne
only article pcssessing all the merits tsaimsd
for ID.
IT MAKES HAfR GROW ON BALD HEADS,
Arrests ~ falling 81 q turning gfe1, cueeo
eli disssses q he eealp. sisd makes bessh, WY
hstr beautifully soDand laSuriaatly gloeoy NJ
above I'll 10 The masvelous rspiditv With wAieh
GtsN A1Ss' q Restored
r. IL original colsr. U.s. u NV tiess, sd
loi yosr ersy hsirs have disspPssssA - y
IT - NOT A DYE.
But strikes u the roots Of the hair, supplying
them with new life and coI0viug matter. u .
much better dressing than on ~ PomelsA,
and sdvoids their delstesioos effect. II 10 ~.
gAntly perfumed, u easily applied, snd y y =
respects agreeable 10 the senses. II, aftsr Sais
t!ial, this does rot prove g b. Ne bs.t pespss.
ticn before the public for the heir, The n6aeT
will BE refunded. Put up in large eetsiesa ed
sosd b all dtugsists' q q psr Sotsis. De. ~
B. CLOCK, Proppristos, Manchester, j. d.
FuLLER, FlNCH ! FULLER, Chissee. esa-
sra1 Noftbwesisrn Ageets. oyt-91y
For sale By J. 2. HARRIS, Dealer IN Rsssy
and Toilet esticles. erushes. Paiats. De.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-21

TIE ENSODlMRNTO or
PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
eGlrsS5sally tstswAt Ase ~. lses: ssgrsssaases
pofehfsd Jane 9th, 1862. The celebrated FAMILY
OEN SEWING MACHINE wtth pelent claurms
ottschment, AsnS0e uopderfui and elegantly con.
stfscted Novelty 10 xoisalsssin operation. uess
Ne ssRAtonf' NonpLp, sewn with Dcvnsa %
SixuLK TnRxAp Of all kinda. MAkes the Running
Stitch s.oss perfect and sevstss thss b hssdt
end with extraordinary rapidity, making y
fstAss, Asn, rS(gs. skSev, tuck, rvs ~ Akss1tA,
h., &c.; requires no change Of stitch 10 RoR
LiAnLn 70 1BT OUT o. oapsn, end Will last LlB1-
mn, being the STRONGEST sACaIxs made. u hae
taken the fAEuUn q SsASn eAiRs, and received
NE approves of all the principal joarnals and .
these eho have upas them.
"P0r the Dre6omaker II 10 Invaluable, for the
nousenold i supplies vacant place. Co.
s'This mashins eurpaesss III others " have
seen, and Il WOULD require column % enumsrate
IL numercus virtues. -DssRoeras Davenpoet
with single Or double thresd, \ sils.tly
yet very rapidly. with common needlq. malice
The running stitch csactly like thshsnS ssw.rs
All persons who bsy 81 cASrsbv sa,simi...ioas
Of tins genuias Ass6iae. wtlohe prceseeted for
infrings nentsos the patents. This 10 The oaly
single Machines sent 70 my pms Of the coen
"a .ssrywse,s. C'sssI.F :osssissas Literal In.
tucements sent ~.
Address all orders 70
FAMILY GEN 0EWlNQ MACHINE CO..
svl5-dwlvl O0ss. 10 Naasas Street. y. Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-21

New YoRx. July 1o.-The Csmnsetas
Money srticle ssys ssock sPscalatiuo J. faah
- les active and priccs sllghsIy !cw0
Erie arm and better; Railroad and state
bonds more active aud ffmer; Government
iisi generally weaker; Ns,ney shsds easier
Call loans mostly q 0 pr ceas:'
There 10 modesate demand from tmp0r-
tiers Tor gold Foreign B1chapge quiet. The
surplv 81 bilb being quise up - ~ demand.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-21

Never set hagh.esrd Ifyo. A. yosnsrsA,rS VIII
.sy: .%ssle Az sstPc..ssssd ksg.i.i.n VII! hncv
FinSle IIs csasos aaosd 70 visit "a tve q tkssr
0mcs for le than tn dnolars. - e uny DO hsbeoe
but rtiit M 10 rcstore yos - eealA II Il nosss viii
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. sSsapy ID ssss Who ~ 81 = :issssss n sSs
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Saerr 70 themselves ok u Retuays ngulatlng ma
end thsy d mot opssss y eve - ~ hoan n 70
producc ~ Susfed sarct No peosirstiss, Is weaS.
ness w,l luiIou thr actiun Il issr iS;s. Thcv e.
Srclse no surh pcsnlcioss lsi1csns a. coon : DC
Pills have opcrata1 NJ paaesl Seis relief Ne Ssris
III. = pr az sg s . ~ = ssss
- ssprSss q . cssis o. 8 II "a vsys Rssvis ~,
Hlis. $500 q Hn doli..s e noes 10 uSdlcsl g
ss .s.s,ss. = hssy sss,s &C., cs ss's ~ e
have not eaaggrsatsd The keppg effect II na6Wavis
Pills - case u Mhoas Fever. We havp sinpiy de.
Picted he truth = say. oue meg knoR Vho Viii ~
fasy speek Or thenleivss. TSrIs nesss M h:
mdxISs: icvs Va sssd nd s:s.si., S 81
Nk.-HaAvsss rms ars eonpoass e ves,nsh
1Acy an .. extnce I'M honee tAeisanperos aIScneth
81 parity 10 oil ushes Pills. o. " two ~ su3ese
e nesr The ncve's, nvs., spassn KsA.sys, &c, res-
Quirsd. nvc 10 slx an sailcisaA
EXTRACT FROM DIR srKpHENyDlARY.
Dr. RAn.Av&co'
- Case David Bruce ag~d twcs,y-eIx. called AT
y; on Nov I'd; foand tist he had bcen attacked
with bilious fever f'r twenty-five hour ! gave hin.
~ yq pills every four hcurs, and gave him ws.o
drinks u b0neest tca In twenty four howvs H., ~
s'n'alcrccns 10 nos ct work and perfectly hca,sAV.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-21
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-21

A. MEDICINE, care. Al diacssos
caused By self abuse VIA spes-
matorrcs, Seminal wcsknrse
mi Nh NightemissioVn, Lues Of Memo
! :
MI ~, Universal Ga~itude Pains m
wv LII the Back. Dimncss II vlsio1
fhAA Premature old are, weak ner,ee
w din cult breathing, pale coxste-
nance, insanity consump(3oa.
and all diseases that follow se-
~ - uence Of yoSthful indiscsssion.
Ykl7 The Cherokee Care WIN rcseorc
3jYI 1heakh md Se,er, atop cnaissiOus
DAnd effect cure AFTER all uehcr
NE..SV medicines have failed. Thirty
two page pamphlet cent 10 scslcd envelope, IRE n
any sddpcns.
Price ~ per bottle or three bottles for a. Snah by
all drugylsls Will b. sent by express 10 xsy por-
tlon ofthc world IN rccapt Of price, by the ale pro
prictor, Dr.. W. X. NkRWIN. 81 Walker 81, n. 4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-21

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The earhst = " -. rs~.sss1s m Coa1is
Asss Icss ~ 4 ss, n ~ s.sYfsss 80 -. !, !,
were, l. b. "a "a inn ! s.sxe ~ ~ ~
other hand. 81 ssitur ~ c'.ss ~ ~ ...s,.'
xere moi. Hovsl cusr : y xlons e sse,!A w.
duotion GsnsDd By bu... " s.1 n -. ss. VI
Qusncs drars ksilv ikrers. ~ ~ 49, =.
The ouaIlsv a. o6.,;. -.
sverass, 3 ~ lows IA NJ nSy ~
hsr DE- Il u. rs fos r",.r.cr -. ~. ~
Bolls 10 rood = Scar. ~ ~, - q. 10y
70 feir Ssssrs OSso -. n ~, - II.
sAippine Bcsvd Eerarins - ~ - - ~
n mask e cd sisi viz soo ~ ~ w. 81
eolA. "
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-21

This prrparatiou ID uneQualled N Rcjuveaosor snd
fcst0Scrof wnserd ~ ineFt functions.
Ihe AID sh0ah be certain 10 make M Hiokreno Z
nouschod god, inasmucA - 4 viii render thsm yooeA
iul IN eiuS and h stfrngth - eaabie them - Hive
over see1n o. days n thcb peisess ny. ~ only
eshIcFsees bet seeeegfbsas, and b reilly = invslui
pie ble.sinx. sYPscsll y tsSss whe i've besn -
snne psdiaAFy sickness. No Hattsf Whit he csuss
" Ne l9poe.aty II sny hu1sA esnsn, this ssperb
1espasation VIII rsmove he eject q aud Fcycr.
- D1okrene
0ires 1opclency, General Dsalnty, Eavnos lncapse
~, Dyspepsh. 0sSsgu1sA, LSse u AppetAc, Lou
0plrtD, weakness 0the oeIans ~ 0eAcr1e1on, lmbo
dllty, ue10l In9slG0ee, Enariao1un, Euuul. u -
8 uuse dellshthl 6selrshls snd novel c1sc uyun ~
Nervoue systep aa1 en- Who IRE IN amy wy psuptH
ted By nefvuus disabilities asc earnestly 66sBed h
esck . care - thie mcN eaccllent end uneQarnsd
Sssoss VIA, By ingssdeace, have post tAsis ,aHusI
v11os, w1n md apeidD - psfnaarst e1Ds = ~
D1okrOmc.
TNs Fpehlr, tho Lan3sid. the DlsDming the Osd
onoua give thls ve11ohSe discovery trial; vim h
bund 6laly diGsssat hua III othsr asticla 1bs The
n FEEAiis.-Ab psspssssssa h available l.
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pspsiA Nm ~ ~ aasH halsf psssislescs n II
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health, md bsnlaA Dyspspsia fuseves.
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.ss sisG;7fS "a 4 fiI;f s. zss:: y
ssssos isrAats f. sss ss' Ss1 xs xs'l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-21

ST. L.OuksRAlN ELEVATOR
cnI FOR STORAGE. &C.
inspection. .1-2oc p bushel.
Trimming s......."......:nc eusnel.
weighing ..i>tC AVV ips.
a1oe4d11<c y bushsl for 10 days, md
&c y bushbr every subsequent 10 days, or
irsc.ionai pthereof.
9ac1xfio If sewea-Wbest, Rye and Bar
ley, lAc Fkhel; Com, lie do; Oats, xc do
same II tiet<c do.
nDray8-To Steamers, in sacks-Oats,
lc y bushslw heat, Corn and Rye, 11<c do ;
Barley I'D To within limits bounded north
BY North Nit street, west By Fifteenth street,
south BY 0teau Avenue, in bulk Or IN sack,
ls<c y bush beyond above limits &c do. To
East 81. Id dcpota, g. y 100 n.
All bray I from the Elevator controlled By
the Compa& Nv order Of the board,
Apre5- dlJ JOHN r. SMITH. Sse'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-21
ENGINE WORKS !!
Ger. Market ana Thlra SIS.
ZANE0VlLLE, OHIO.

CusAA ma, r. o, Pa, March 4, 1884.
in. Duval-sir, The Portable Epgine and Saw
i've :. 1s Z ':sssy 4 AZ r. s % ~, ssd
SoOO0O fst u ffosea healoek timhetS Nhich We call
~ Mt eawing cvsr dee IN Nothesn rennsylvania
Ths ~ 1, ~ ran p 1t. hase eSS9iy1s : sroNR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-21

'FRONT.' AR0EgT,
Fourth door west Of Brady, Davenport. Iowa.
I. e. Mnrf1HEH.H., Rrep.
on hand.
The BowllnR ALLEY iaynsv, spd IN perfect or
der-the only one In the cry. Give him .
call may1 d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-21
OV0lM9so CARDS.


0Ou4N Du5u1uA, Nls -
IAsn sUnrnOx yfn IOWA CAVALRY.
IN. ~ Ssd;, M a.es.r, =, " ~
TwnRsY-n vs TEARS N fsis SsAss. has p< rman-
estly located II this city, and oGers hin profes-
sioaal services 10 the citiiens Of Davenport and
vici ,iiy. and hopes By his long experience with
the diseases Of the climate, 10 merit and receive
portion Of public patronage.
Office temporarily 1t c. 20 Piummes's hook
Store. psoodanes in what wss formerly knswn -
the Fulton House. on Water strsst, above the
bridge. junes7 DIFF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-21

BsAnnSsA, wyseniag O. ~ lly - lsos.
= -. 49, ~ Hssiessy b siafSsd, N 8 aors
Wcsk TT wa peunissA ard = ~ ~ uanasf. y
~ - Sa isassse 49, iz ~ = n ~ AY
The New York herald., 1866-05-18

The business Of the Chicago Clearing House for the
week ending May u follows compared with the
The New York herald., 1866-05-18

CrrEE-The market continued drl', and rricos were
aooping cood 70 prime ko vas quoted a. lshc = zoc
but no sales were msde whatever Kept In email way
from second nanos - -,
FREours were very quiet ana rates were nominal
The engsgements wcrc.ro Ld,erpooi, per sieam 900
bales cotton, Ss2d % hhd shoe pegs, sd To Lon
don, ITO hhds vIrsina Tobacco at i,s g. The char
tcrs we,e pre sou,n s'dc cuoa 20 New YORK private
snip, Ncwourg 70 Liverpool, umocr, private 10 ,aii-
iorna ircgns arc quiet ana rates are htie peuer an
nm mai q sOc 500 Tor measurement goods ic alAc
Tor weight with ample tonnags on berth 49,
MLAs,r Las was less active Tho oncsinrs were quite
ngnt ana prices remained very nrm VIC no'c saics o0
hhds Porto Rico at ,3c and 20 hhds do at 'oc also
20 hhds Cuba muscovado Al Or
PnovIsic1-keccipts Az packaSes cut meats ana 20y
do lard Ine PORK market opened quiet ana heavy ous
The New York herald., 1866-05-18

II Attest or THE sEAsON.-MADANE HARRIS HAS
Ia just received by last elegant assortment OF
Round Hats, and other novelties for the season No
Wort place, Tenth street
NlIss DORSEY II SELLING OFF AN ELRoANT AS
k sorment OF Bonnes and Hats greatly reduced prices.
l1iox Broadway. one door above Twenty slxh street.
The New York herald., 1866-05-18
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

IHUHSDAf nIsy 1T--U n.
AsHE.-Receipts, 4s packages. The market was with.
out noteworthy change. .
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 4,334 bbls Hour, 2i0 do and
l4O bags corn meal and 1880 bushels corn. The
demand for Stat aud Western -four continued very mo.
derat and prices generally in buyers favor par.
lcuarly for inferior ordinary qualities which In some
dull the rcdurtlon 1he sales wero only scf cI9spg
our revised quotations appended. A limited demand
prevailed for Southern Gour, but ut lower rates. The
-ales were mainly at dccl me- comprising 45O bbs
Canada flour duh Of sale, and holders generally were
free sellers nt reduction Of Sc. 15c. per bbI at
which III, market closed. with con'inIcd downward
tendency particularly for the low grades Tho sales
were about 800 bba Rye flour without particular
alteration. sales No Of moment made, and prices
we're somewhat nominal Mt our quotations Corn meal
unchanged In every respect The market was mo-
deratey ativc. 500 bbls. Brandywine aloat, realized
The New York herald., 1866-05-18

1iARBLErzEp SLATE NASTEIs-suPRRI IN AP.
m pesrance; more durable half the prize OF marbe.
T. \. STEWART, coo sIxh avenue and $40 Broadway be-
tween Thirty.hfth and Thirty sixth streets
MARBLE MANTELs--TIlB BEST PLACE IN THB
m city purchase Marble Mantes Of the latest desgna
Il very low prscca 81 A. KLABERs Marble works No.
100 Eass Eshtcenth street near fhrd svenue New forh
Cut the Qua
The New York herald., 1866-05-18
UAsHION COURsE-rROrrING.
II THE GREAT STALLION RACk.

UrAsHION COURsE-rROTTING
THE GREAT STALLION RACE.
GEORGE \. PATCHEN ia.
The great purse Of O mile heats three In
Ave- harness. between the renowned horse Commodore
Vanderbilt and sallon from California George
NJ Patchen Jr will take place At the Fashion Course
FRIDAY, MAf 49, Ar3P. n.
Commodore Vanderbilt s AS one OF the fastest
California such that his owner last year any
horse the world and offered 70 come 70 New York
coming capital condition. great race may certainly be
look ed for. 49,,
Boats win leave James slip every half hour and Thirty
fourth every minutes special train from Hun
ter's Point at 2S9P NJ.
Efficient police arrangements a. the course ,
JOSEPH CROcHERON Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1866-05-18

a H. Nicolay =
16 shs North American Fire Insurance Company. 10l
20 Brooklyn Life Insurance Company ......... 1l0K
100 North River Fire Insurance Company ....... %
10 Central Park, North and East River Railroad 1l2H
% City Fire Insurance Company. ............. l20z
20 Phenx Fire Insurance Company. ............ l20
40 81. Nicholas Fire Insurance Company. ....... II
80 Corn Exchange Fire Insurance Company "a
10 Commonwealth Insurance Company ......... 79T
100 Dry Dock East Broadway and Battery RR.... sax
$4,000 Brooklyn city per cent bonds 600 each 100
The New York herald., 1866-05-18
NEAL ESTATE WANTED.

VVANrED 10 PuRCHAsE-A r.ksrDyvcR, wrrH
w fec scrsa. IN New rork cs ~ Jersey. Address Z
enc week Abbott Herald once.
The New York herald., 1866-05-18

generally, though some dealers held aa S2 a. small
sale Of so bbls made at 81 20
The New York herald., 1866-05-18

"A years old suitable for coach light wagon light
double truck warranted sound aud kind be seen ut 6
ACTON LINABuRG.
The New York herald., 1866-05-18

BuRNHANs FURNITURE MOVING ESTABLISH.
n. ment--Onrce fIB Weel Eleventh street. Sixth
usn;ars .ss a ,~ ey ssu. farn
The New York herald., 1866-05-18

A0S AcREs ov LAND rpR sALE-ioo 'HLEs rRox
4ZO NeW Yosk with hke upon H. sui,sb3r for = run-
esr rsssrt or sseck fsr. Also sasss.. Of cess@es
easy tsgun ApQy 70 3. LUxfQN, Ps-sds ave-
nue. NJ Wsrsn ssrsstA city Of Hudsoa. n j. The west
HotsGsA pass the once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-13
CONGREGATIONAL.

AFTER our report closed yesterday
,ira az nShsleeratlon OF the legislative, execu-
eeeded VIII ;.,pnaieiai appropriation bill was pro-
mumeer Of amendments OF the Finance
- appropriating s16c.OOO for
me-, .ns I'm ~ sierks IN the Treasury Depart
ment, 10 ce AWARDED al the discretion 81 ths
Secretary, being under con nsideration' -
Mr.. Wilson declared himself oDDos.. 90 .or-
ferring such discretionary povsr IN ~. S.sr.-
tary OF the Treasury, and especialIv 10 tne
present incumbent IL would have the efrect
OF placing the clerks OF the department too
much under the control Of the Secretary
Mr.. fessenden said that undoubtedlv the
political course Of the Secretary OF the Tressury
was opposed by many others besides the SEN
ator from Massachusetts, but he was q faithful
public officer, and performed in an able and
creditable manner the duties OF his position
The policy indicated in the proposed amend
ment had been lnaugurated under Mr.. Chase,
and pursued ever since
Mr.. Hendricks regretted that the Senator
from Massachusetts (Mr. Wilson) should al
Iude 10 the Secretary in such terms. He did
not think he was JUSTIFIED in expressing a want
OF confidence IN the Secretary. He (Mr. H
regarded him as most able financial officer
and was proud Of HIM as a ci izen of Indiana
Political difference should not be allowed TO
as tins.
The discussion on the amendment was fur-
ther continued by Messrs. Howe. TrunbuIl.
and Howard, when the amendment was agreed
70 by vote of Is 10 ~.
Mr.. Doolittle, by unanimous consent intro
Guced resolution requesting the President 20
communicate 10 the Senate any Information in
his possession relative TO the sailing Of Aus
iTian troops for Mexico.
Mr.. Doolittle asked the presen; consideration
of the resolution.
Mr.. Fessenden objected, and it went over.
Adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-13
Fenian Items.

Bishop Horan, the Catholic prelate for he
diocese OF Kingston. &. W, in his sermon sun
day At the Cathedral, demo lnced the Feuians
in the strongest language, and eXorted the
irish Catholics OF Canada q give their aid %
the support OF the Government aud sacrifice
their Lives, u necessary. in repelling the ruth
less invaders Of their homes He was proud
TO say that there Were no Fenians among MS
congregation, and he believed that there were
none in the diocese
General Barry has received an answer from
General Meade regarding the transportation
ol me remains. now congregated az Buffalo.
n. Y, IN large numbers. Gen. Meade saws fbe
United States does not feel called upon 10 stand
the expense Of sending these men nome. and
does not ave the require permission 70 fur
nlsh transportation.
Every train from the north brings a few
stragglers from the Fenian army 70 Albany.
n. L. Ihey are badly CemorallZed and very
hungry.
The Fenian war having ended. Judge Treat
dismissed the case OF A. l.. Morran in The
District Court OF -. Louis, Mo IL is probable
that al the other arrested parties viii b. dis
charged.
A gentleman direct from Canada states thar
but one family remains between Trout river
and Huntington. a distance of over twenty
miles, the others having been frightened away
An examination OF the lorce under arrest IS
now proceeding.
Gen. Meade and staff nave arrived A. Ma
lone. y. Y, from St Albans
James Stephens arrived in Richmond from
Washington yesterday afternoon, aud is stop-
ping al the Exchange Hotel. He will spend a
few days in Richmond and Petersburg. and
then return TO New York. His presence no.
being generally known has not caused any
commouon among he Fenians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-13

ATTEMPT AT MURDER Li,tie GtrL 4ttcHl Uts
70 Destroy Whole FdEIy.-On THURSDAY last,
Lydia Ann Powell, a little girl, aged about ~
years, was committed 10 the jail OF thIs couu-
~, charged with the terrible crime Of attempt
ing TO destroy whole family. She was en-
ployed as a servant girl in the family OF Mr.
Oliver Mackey, in Penn township. The fam /.
ly had been quite al for some time, but were
unable 10 define the cause. A physician was
called, who pronounced the symptoms that Of
poison. A watch was put upon the gIri, aud
II was soon discovered that she was the guilty
party. She had powdered glass, which she
had placed IN the flour. and IN fact almost
every article of food in the house. She con-
tessed her guilt, and was thereupon arrested
and taken before Justice kelton. vino commit
ted her 10 Jail. The family, although suffering
very severely from the efe cts Of the glass eaten
by them, II is thought by their physician that
IicGa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-13

FINANcIAL.-The New ork stock marxe,
continues extremely dull. Hovernments ara
NOT affected by the lower quotations OF Ave.
.wen,les at London. Skies of 1881 are u bet
T, es, closing at il0S; seven -thirtes are . 10 wer
sa rne commercial Advertiser Of yesterday
GcIokeis are readily supplied at s per cent; on
Suve.nments, round amounts may be bor-
loved M NJ per cent. Discounts ara moderately
Gais :. and per cent. for prime paper.
TSn rS,u nss taken another sharp upward turn.
Ane ouils nave avalled them sci yes OF the de-
... .anu LOT export 10 rnn up the premium. The,
elined slightly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-13
A MODERN MIRACLEl

MODERN MIRACLEl
From old and young, from rich and poor, from
high born and lowly comes the Universal Voice Of
praise fer
HALLS VEGETABLE
SlC1LlAN HAIR REVIEWER.
IL Is perfect and miraculous article. Cures
badness. Makes hair grow. A better dressing
than any oil" or "pomatum." Softens brash,
dry and wiry hair into Beautiful Silken Tresses.
But above all, the great wonder is the rapidity
with which IT restores GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIG INAL
COLOR.
Use Ii few times and
PRESTO, CHANGEl
the whitest and worst locking hair resumes its
youthful beauty. 1t does not dye the hair, but
strikes at the root and fills il with new life and
coloriDg matter.
1t will not take long dsagreeable trial to prove
the truth Of this matter. The first application will
do good; yeu viii see the NATURAL Color return
ing every day. and
BEFORE YOU KNOW 1T,
the old, gray, discolored appearance of the hair
will be gone giving place to lustrous shining and
Ask for Halls sicilian Hair Renewer: no other
article is at all like 1t in effect. You will hnd 1t
CHEAP TO Buy, PLEASANT TO TRY,
AND SURE TO DO You Coop.
There are many limitations. Be sure you procure
the genuine. manufactured only by
b. p. HALL CO., Nashua, N. H.
For sale By all druggists. ia1-S,y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-13

RAZoRs.-The simplest method of sharpen
ing a razor is said 10 be, 70 place the blade for
about q half nour IN water, 20 which one
twentieth of its weight OF sulphuric or muri-
atlc acid has previously been added. Upon
taking the razor ont, wipe il of lightly. and a
few hours afterwards set II OF a strop The
acid thus supplies the place OF a whetstone,
by corroding the entire surface uniformly. SO
that nothing but good polish IS afterwards
needed. Ii Is stated thar this process never
Injuries good razors, whilst poor ones are often
improved by II. This mode OF sharpening NAV
be used with advantage for any kind OF edge
tools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-13

GEN. GRANT AND THK FENIANs.-The Chi
cago Republican says that whilst Eenian
regiment was waiting in that city tor trans por-
tarion ON Monday, Lieut.. Gen. Grant drove 20
The spot an an open carriage and halted 4 few
moments de was soon recognized by he
crowd and one excited IrIshman shouted our
10 hlm: 'General, You ought 20 be friend 70
lrlshmen." The General smiled. and Iaconl-
cally replied: Yes, 4 think L ought 10 be-
believe / am. No better proof Of his fr,end-
snip could be given Than has orders 10 Gen.
Meade for the stoppage OF the deiuded Irish
men who were eager 10 risk their lives an
homeless cause.