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SOO JOSEPH REYNOLDS CO.. sOO
PLUMBERS, GAS FILTERS AND STEAM
FILTERS.

500 JOSEPH REYNOLDS CO.. 5OO
PLUMBERS, GAS FILTERS AND STEAM
All orders in the above branches Of eur business
attend ed to promptly, and all work entrusted to
We have on hand the most beautiful style Of
GAS FIXTURES
h 0Hl sns and
dants, Brackets, Pertables, &C., &c.
OUR SHADES
are elegant consisting Of Photographic Porcelain,
OUR GLASS GLOBES
are OF the most costly and elegant cut and cannot
fail to please every variety Of taste.
oUR RANGES
are OF the most approved patterns, and give univer
saI W,,I saIlsIaetl9n; eIr fl;Ins. ,o os, o,, .,
want Of any of the above articles give as . call at
No: 2oo % Sth street, near d Psnna n sy@enqe @ IN
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
The Second Session of the College Term Of 1855
and 66 of this institution will open on the LIST
The Collegiate and Preparatory Departments
embrace q full course Of English, Classical, and
Board, tuition, washing, fuel. and lights Sl,o
per session OF fve months, payable In advance.
The College is nine miles north of Washington by
railroad OF turnpike.
For further particulars address
N. b. .WORTHINGTOH
President Maryland Agricultural college,
"a n-law3w Prince George county, Md
RODGERS CUTLERY.
rect from sheied Enslsnd. the largest and best
selected eESG4SR isssGfPfRf fRs6tpGERs' e CUTLERY
fysT fGF Ts ssle III this s
FeIks and steels; Pocket knives and Scissors in
endless variety, all Of which offer to the public
SAMUEL F. SAVAGE.
:, Penna. avenue, between 10th and llth sts.,
ia Rlw Washington, d. q.
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HOLIDAY GOODS, &c.

FLouB' ,,,p.
large and complete assortment OF
ALL GRADES OF FLOUR,
for Bakers, Grocers, and others,
WARRANTED As REPRESENTED.
FEED OF ALL KINDS,
Either weight or measure.
WHISKY, ALL GRADES.
We mention the Bornitx whiskey in particular.
a. being pure, and four years old, sold subject II
necessary, to analysis.
WIN. n. oALT 4 CO.,
no1-d Indiana avenue and lst st.
RLANKETs AT A SACRIFICE.
oNE-HALF THE ORIGINAL COST
Also, BED COMFORTS, LINEN SHEETS,
Green WINDOW SHADES, kc.,n
No. 500 Ninth street,
O. Al eurable EYE snd EAR AFYEO-%
R sss 5.R & E; sass.s q S
65fISI EYrs a00G inserted and mad,
movable like the natural one ocM.a
w IIshAss s1IAs n4ssLH 3 sA LAHR5a5' R51k5.'
and WAsHsTASSSt ToPs, ie.' iA0A.
N Mosunsn,. os made to order on reasonable terms
sna shortest notice.
BE ana IiGBGR TGNa In hsnd EASTERN MAR
o. Orders for Plumbers SLABS promptly attended
70 Pennsyly yania ayenue, between 18th and 18th
streets west, Washington, d. O. MARI
IEROMEs HAIR COLOR REsTORRR FOB
retaining and gradually bringing back the Hair
cents per bottle.
ExFORDs INDICATED GINGER BREAD
euIaIly adapted for children, being eaten ss n
FOR sale By druggists. Price Is cents per box.
SKATEsI sK,rrsu
The most beautiful and best assortment in the
city: nst from factory for gentlemen, ladies girls
ent which can be made for the coming holidays, at
de slim No. 513 7th street.
THoMPsONs rOMADE OPTlEM - For i'm
Il parting nkich gloss and exquisite perfume to
,ns hnp, - superior 70 any other P9%sde eI.
York, and sold BY all Druggists, Price sse and 10
per bottle
RUTLER's BALsAMFC MIxTURE.-~rhis old
Dwsl known and entirely reliable remedy for Sc
STst T mshsaiss' 10 for sale By all Druggist Price
f J. HKIBERGER,
c1rizsss0 iEsssis;;0I Lsb is = hitfSSS9s VI kfssHe o'
ssss.scs::i.ia. Hol..: la.s BISws..
VIZ Ws.Sins.on D. O.
MEsPIoAL BOOKs-Nsiil Smith. Oompen.
IL W. W. Srsy Anatomy; Wood q Practice two
Rarb,.is n Td therapeutics, two vols; Wood and
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&C 10 FRANOK TAYLOR.
CT TIMOTHYS HALL.-Th. Anti. ;, ~, :.
- stitction will be resumed on Sept IS, isss. For
tsrns &c, see oateoene and circular at the prin-
cipal bookstores OF tn1e city, address the min
cpA: Z. PARSONS,
az Catonsyille, Nd.
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III wIREMAN
III. (frou PhilAdslphia)
CELEBRATED LADIES' SHOES. ~
AGENCY, 493 18th STREET, between Penn
sylvania aHd street.
large assortment of Ladies', FashfoRabls
BOOTS AND SHOES
constantly on hand
Also. Orders attended TO
19-6m+ @. S0HON, Sole Agent
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A TTEETION, sHOEMAKERS. LEATHER
n and FINDINGS At cost for the next ten days,
AIS 18th street, between and north.
de g. lot' 10. HALL.
EEAhELLED LEATHER DUCK fer Carriage
H Coverings; and Green and Black EnAnellod
Muslin for furniture Ooyexing, for sale st Ne. 81
Tth St, by j. ID. EDMOND a 90. de6- I'm
E&PERIMEEIAL RESEARCHES IN STEAM
t. ENGINkERING, by Chief Engineer B. Y.
Isher~OOd, Z. 3. N. vol9r just pnbished.
roll ERAHCK TAYLOR.
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ElREMENS INSURANCE Go. OF WASH.
lNGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
ofFlCE No. L, over Bank Of Washington.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS, 1887.
q aO0 o0o
SURPLUS FUND...........................-. sao ooo
Property of all kinds insured for year or less
Builders risks granted on the most fayor.bl.
terms. ~"
No charge for policies.
JAMES ADAMS. President
samuel Hropley, Essu Pickrell,
Robert White, Of Georgetown.
VIM. wilson, Ihemas Parker,
John ID Barclay, Richard Barry
Sem Rtdfern, Chss. w Dayis
b. b French, T. Ed. Clark,
Andrew Rothwtll, OF Washington.
The Directors in Georgetown are authorized by
the Board to renew relcies and take risks in
Georgetown.
ja IS eo6m ABEL G. DAVIS, ssery.
llRIDAL AND FUNERAL wRKATHs, BO
- 0rsts. and Crosses preserved in natural fora
Also, Wax Flowers made to order, and instruetisn an
given, by Mrs FRIES, late Of Boetou 2A7 Ver
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IL ths nseth 4 Nay lest . vel kssv.
citizen q this eeusey lost o., ooQ51snsk
era0eot beo6e. The niee ~ iaeo GU0ReaS
4sawes, aad Whea discovered ~ bod ~
.s.a:..d = = -
The Tssasuey USpest0sak ed nsw 6ead.
will - isensd fos o4AQo 0ethe snsunAe.
Ths ssaAiadss, bsl xiltsss sSssess. ve,e
% mech mutilaasd - 10 render The identifi.
saeo0 ~ ~ usn1Iess iapseoAle. Tbe
subject II Lost end mutilaled bonds has been
partially, brought 70 the attention Of Coz.
~ 8 sfsysFl 1ssn 10 Csnmit,ee an
Claims 10 the House Of representatives. 81
ut appears that gentleman in Maine lost
. Eve Aandrcd dollar bond, but subse.
qucntly recovered it in . inutilated and
damaged condition, together with thirteen
Of the coupons. lie asked Congress 10
authorize the Secretary to re is
sue the bonds and coupons
The committee recommended that. on the
surrender Of the mutilated bond. q new one
DC issued withept cospone. that Tie thie>
teen ccnpees Aseachs6 to The eA bou1 y
held valid that they carson sushesise The
reissue ee the eoupsds Supposed 10 b. lot,
g thsss 10 - svideqes ba. that they nay
csFss = sdlstsaesS The lea boint sses
zee eseas many applieations Tor the ~
le:ue Of Lost eeupca bonds, tAsse ~ 90
elieaeeo cannot give satisfactsry peoof d
their fetal destfselisn. M livess ssr.sS
ooe ebeve sopssl The sAsas suhisst =
bsoae -, eoelss.ana dssassysi, ~ -.
- - teUlnos1sd, . - sullrisos jusS~
dA0 toielil - ~ passags u . ven al
49, - uloVg0w, Walea VIM - I
tsottAe Desqle ~ @sss, while 4 viii a
8: - ~ df'S s''-fs - right. ofshs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05

The Feoaaas' New Ro@a Rrsenao
The effort to wosk the Fsniaae b nsdiol
Awness will prove failure. The Radieol
lse ~ aad orsaas have e. - - -
until very recently, been uscd totttA6si
oil Isishmsn ~ vssitabls aaiuala.-Aevte
bcasts-and they viii find that they cannot.
BY any magic there is in few honeyed
words, make this abused animal forget such
treatment Some self-ssekine Irisl,man
here and there, may lick the hand that mos
ment ago dashed him, but the immense ma.
jori,y Of the Irish know we'll enough who
have been and still remain their enemies
at the late Roberts meeting in New York.
to the expense Of getting up which it is be.
hevci Radical funds contsibstsd, some Of
those who got . hearing phisly showed it to
be their object to coavsrt tho eocasi n into
Stevcns-S lmnss demonstrates. A Csl
Kelly denounced President Jeheeeo - ~
Democratic party. and charged The eonia.
istratioo with having TUNED IL bsck .. Il.
Irish people. This sert Of talk vas -
seen through. symptoms Of suuaeAs 49,
disapprobation manifested thsasslvea -
anally band u music cane y ~ ~
drowning ~ voice II The shassiess 80.
o.. The nsst speaker. VIE Was iietsusa :,
With grsal atssatioa, warned ~ nsnhsss
ef the foeiaA oseth~heod = hoUnso. efal-
$500 49, >--..t,~st>- ~ 49, A. \
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05

Dsosne ~ . 0oo4 Boocasaen.
,Ytsm = secsust 10 Nsw York papsr a
tAssiisilsssishsd ssnd!stssiss" = vhi4
yospe FsssSum, u sholess1s fssgtr, =
sa1oesd 81 his prisse- Ike. perss enc oay =
Smrsstsa 10 sddiae anelhee Nm y ths1iat
~ ed,eneoeee which IN Individual secures
bv : cood education. Hissccomplishments
~ 4 clerk and book.keeper in the shoe shop
~ sing Sing made him quite On acquisition
10 thai branch CT tho cstablishmsr Since
tbe commencement Of his adm. ;nistration,
there the books have been newly posted.
and, having been arranged by him on very
simple ye: correct system, are, it is said,
kept by him very accurately. His meals
are not served TO him with the 'rabblc
rout' Of his fellow prisoners, but in the Of
Gee. which is the scene of his clerical duties
His meals. however. are not so'itary. They
are cheered by the presence Of anumber of
The prison officials, who are his table com
pon(cus, and give him the enjoyment OF
nDoasane social intercourse to tighten his
spirits and assist his digestion. His appt.
ute. q raight be expected, is remarkably
sssstgong.''
This report presents the advantages Of
education in novel light.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05

This Celebrated Rsqsdy y q lniAllible
Outc ~ SYPHll11 y thsp&uisy, ~.
ondary ard TsetiaEy Stages. ~
~hies . e.pssis o q s:.ss - 1910. e
DR.. Marks Byphllllle Cnpe b
the only Nedice that YIN cans SYPaItm 4 IN h N
r r"oi AZ sno rTMRe,sss soss - 80
Symptoms Of the Fisst q PsinAsy Staae.
This Is known By eaanesss = u1esw Appearing sees
Marks syphilitc Cure Pills and 9yphilitic Wa, s1c
which never fails to care eyphiAis in : isw diysC
sufices /" cure the inst ssare o. Or H.
sis 20.
Symptoms Of the Secondary Stage u 81.
philis.
This Is known by the following: Ucers In the mouth
nose throat glands, skin, head, naile, mucous mem
hrancs cancerous sorce ON the arms and lees. esup
tons on the skim ecfOfula, etc. To the eocOnd
stage, DR.. Marks Syphilitc Cure Pills and ThrOat
Wash, II the throat Il ulccfated-n not, omit the
wash.
These medicines infallible cure for this stage
II used sufficient length Of time to eradicate ths poi
son ffOm the system.
II omitted, $sUe pet package.
Symptoms Of Third Or Tertiary Stag Of
Syphilis.
This stage b known BY Tie following syuplona-
Nodes Of bard and peinfsl Tunen q Ia 4oaee. Nm.
Judgements 0e the Joints, OF Coatat1111, Mad paine
In Tie Bcns. and Joinls, 6ssis, . 1sng GlAs BseeS
syphilitic Rheumatisn, Attention of he P1te, atc.
10 cure tne Thsd e Iessiay 1taes. uee D.. Nask's
Syphihc Cure and Pille. These incidence Wlu cuso
the longest standing and worst caees. They win cure
the most cxcruciating pains n the Bones ed Joints
n a few days. Price per package 900. ~
sGA0tce q tie sA1g6eleU
Reed ~ symptoms abovs described a - b1nGe
Of SypA9A cad procure 1t 0scs the mediQ11D 16HSke
stage W1A which yoa su0es. Thy M ny
A 6otiss on syphilitie Dlssasse, eivine 49, nve
tons y s.N Tie different seagcs, sccsS} 80 81
peckage e - medicine. - 80
N. Ida Marks OYPMllTlC c. AND
PILLS ~ . infAllible cure for AHIl -
nase1 - ~ staadiag q how ~. I've
The e1aDe1o0 the e1fs = eogeain - pe11 4
:. TIE 1e1Dss0 M - sset - G1xe0 - baC02
~ \. eosneg. g 49, 8 - - eDeoh0A&
2 NUttA HAA sllesf =. - ~ - q -
For ~ ~ DnO10 ouoaal0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05

valuable assistant 70 ths lodine md sasapasilla
IN eubduing the dieease: 1he lodAe md S111asilla
puvidee the Blood md femoveo ~ enuDa. - ~
Ointment heals the Sores and kills The disease, anA
thus speedy and permanent cufo u Effected Both
are rsoommsndsd TO b. used fee theee cooplaints.
DR.. fasterly's iodine 3 ooeeoparilla
le rapidly supeecs1Ing al othsR oAssapagillae and
Blood Purifying Ae9cnes. Nearly IN eas ~ eer.
obsolstc whle this b every ny n0e9ng b poDnlas
avor Druggists and dealers who formerly purchased
by the DOZEN now osdes b he 0fuss I'd Five 0foss
Ut . time. Il Is warranted Six Times STBON0RH,
CHEAPER and BETTER than any other Sasnnpar.
llla OF Blood Purifying Ns61I1ne now 0Q9ud 49,
Public. or NO money viii be taken S0s Il. Thess1es
~ TOT IETl
DR.. Bogtorly's Iodine Z 0oIDopoR111a
And taks rneAine ehe. zx .eeArr
Plice-the Iodine and earsaparilla q 20 pes bsttle
fFieeADFidleyaD 0alt nheIn md letter 0onG1no,
u csatD par b0tlle. -.vFer. I
Prepared and soid By M T. Eastesiy O.. N. y
Moth I'M street, q. Loais, No. Sod q 0ba1f 1R0A
cAeo, ms. II IL - = :
7 M sals By ~ Dssegius. v.is
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Sfnfr Q11ayenflSa.

Ae,rsep'lon Of The Democracy os ~ Shn of1eva
shcrrhy called. a ~ MtABes. IN m I'm dAy Of
Jnly r-x,. al Il Jeicck A. ~. 70 soMimaae cssdi-
a'c- ..s stale ,sisces aud ssassacs sueh buanen -
sy@-' iyymed necessary.
~. s'"s ski assksrAusos.- One delegate for ever
aEuird ,ove. cnyt fur .inomgs H. Benton Tor
i.'i,.ss "A th- cvtis.n 10 lisa. aud one 80 every
3 .ssiaI ,,.Y mi, t,,r,ilr. hatinc hes than fNy
.,,f,-- " u Ia. rlfitltd 10 uIr q ief.dfv.
~r,efl .s,i4, tle- cHttiei 10 he rc,rescDted
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05

- Rsss1dsos "a ~ hurry s0e1sas1y T.
Interrupt ~ sssiiAs assohsGns Of ~ r.
iaas; ut delayed ~ 49, q BE psVaa>
na.;so TO The mooent vhGA Il wss ovidsat
= svssybody Of any sesasAe kssaos6ea II
he mssses faiiure - Do Il wsaid ssAiset
b." to ~ ussp dsmagins i.pusasisas Of .
~ilful neglect ofs plain duty.
In Copgress, the Radicals are. ~ else
whers ttJiug to fosl che Fenians. A Dem.
ecsa. moved the repeal Of the neutrality
laws. Whv, If as they pretend, the Radi-
Gals wish success To the Fcnians, did not
the Radicals in the House support this mo-
ton, lnsicad ofdoing this they smother
al i u,asr Other motions. The o.hcr day
nr Hogan Introduced = resolution calling
anon the President for information as TO
0hethcr any steps have been taken by our
Government in regard 70 the LID ration Of
DE Fenian prisoners captured during the
letc movement on Canada. But the Radi
oils would not permit this inquiry to be
4sde nkeERadica). Of Massachusetts,.
opposed il.
The Rsdiells - Asssr themselves that
pc Irish are s6s teslsl Mats and stupid as
rs which 40 nasy sflksir presses Oike the
v"sl;ehe RSse) hsvs 20 opsa)yssafsseuent-
described No. to be, wfl ~ ssd'ty
hat the Fenians ere faet ssiss M ~
(hey took thsn q.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05

Al tp--rsa,i,cs who favor the integrity o. ~
u,.lan and the equality q! ID. States. ARE invited 70
u W N an r..ori rave the cuuiitry from Us pcfiIs
j. ". ELLwUOD, Chairman
.'as Mo,Nrs. April nth. 1850.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05

Nh. COOKS Magic RAM On,
ID The most perfect and adnissbla qsticls
ever dioeoveeed 5ee III RtSf1tSoAtok,
Bsasty, Growth and RsseesaAisa q ~
Halt. ai4art- H7t3l
TT soFrENs, BRAurnms, AND srRRsurn.
- ens ~ heks lssveuos ta6n oo1b sRe4A -
coming pesmansHtly gray. removes g: da.drsA. an1
glOeey, lively nd 6o1nufal. '
DR.. Cooks Magic HAIR Oh.
IL the best TONIC known, and win psoanss . luxs.
RENT grOwth Of NEW HAIR q BALD HEADL ID ali
casss where any ARTIFICIAL means een Be q any aval
The most ntellIgent and beautiful LADIES' md 6entls-
men in st. looe usc It. and regard itam indspeabls
article for the toilet.
Price, 70 eeaes pr bottie. 5lt4.tlt
Prepared and odd b ID. :. AAE1BuLI 3 CO.,
No. % North Finn street. q. LOan, 00. ~ ~
Madison street, Chicago, Ill.
For sale By DrugR1sis genezally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05

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.a.,o.,;or r = rpv., ,;sh,
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Tur WnrAr CRor IN CxSrRAL INV NOD
we are informed BY . gentleman Who
-. :a. se.n" ~. .rn,, - 40 ..n,r.i
s,.,t;css =, ~ Sal. .hst In rroeAects for
: -. ,;.iS - ,rr.,.ilv ,ccd ~.
c.."ss. ~ $50 .S.. .ha;y rhe., ,ooL.
Ill .n5 ,bor. I. =. d;.no.;t;on ~ ;ndul..
- -. ..s...I .-o.,.. or r.o.L;rn l., .,ch
,......s So,;.. 800. ~. .o,r.sh., h.ck.
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800 "a ss..;. I. Ill. Co.. ,n.r 10 40,
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Two Me- yor, A.. nrono.a n x;.;, En-
-. S..s:s- A. .r..s. @ a..
vessel only twenty>six iest long. IL 10 :ali
ensp'neeed. WIN al sns yaFds from inc
!oseyero 70 toe mi1xen Foyai comP.ete' ana
- 1esss sse ~ up ~ :ocs'on: 10 true nsu-
ueA ssyie. WINE nying-)io ano jos, strctcn-
- upon lsuoeom ana oowspnss give 10 sne
Iitsle cram the appearance Of IN East INDIA.
-. IL scel oooy nee q crossing the
0eloeesous Atlantic IN mere coekls-s shell -
essln new put Of a! the attempts that
nevo oe, none nave - YET proved
oeeeeeeJel, and several lives have been lost
~ The 1eyepture.
=
10 bufsss A.KfRs:-As this 10 tho Sea-
een 81 the year when those engaged in the
0osvy 0uolne1S arc 0ucn troubled Oy
small ~ (wsl known to house keepers)
eesssng 10 eheir milk and cream offer the
Ioa'owing si0Pse and efiicaeieos remedy for
we semsssa - tee annoysnee Take the
'eevee o. e. s'deroushs VERY common in
u.oss ioeanues ana nang them IN several
places aooet your mix room or vault, re>
Cd iou will hnd yourself rid OF disc
agreeable vexation, as but small expense
Of timo and trouble. Try h.-lrdirh Far
mer.
A,,,,v.,c,su,n r.. c,,l,u;.
.;.n.,.;.. A ILL.,. .s ~ . no 'G :s spP:c.
uoesn'p system n"s oc." , ',,. ih'o
Ave vcors IN sntor;n0 unor 10. J,,,;o.
he i: rcou;red 70 nav into H. b.nJ. IF ,hs
comnsnv an. bundled do,,.rs and dn,;n~
tho iirst wear Ave- cont. daily IN. SECOND
year ten centa. third year fifteen cent.
iourth and ann Years tventv- Ava e.nts ncr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05

Mr.. Allen, near Denmark, Iowa, has on
his farm; COW that has two calvea, one 8
days older than the othcr-both full sizc,
we'll formed. and perfect. To mstch this
Mr.. Chas. Jewett tells Of cow tbas he
knew in Pennsylvania, that had i've legs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05
DR. EAsTERLY,B
AND sARsArAanle

RI
~&s.s.w...,x..ata.es M vsIIe,r, d,s,aspasanuk
nom an impure s'A's - -
Scrofula, of Kings Esus CAoes 4ss
hfupt'ons o. tne 0e'ns ks...r o..is
Head, Old Sores. swellisg q The dls.ds,
Lepro,y, White Swelling. r,1 sa:. D.c Ss
matlSm, Dr0psy or uraveas Asvef Coon'
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05

The Dodgcvillc (Wis.) Chronicle relates
the particulars Of tho death Of little daugh-
Ter Of Daniel r. Jones, Of Dodgcville, from
having swallowed . watermelon seed, which
passed through tho wind pipe and lodged il
the lower part Of the left lung, causing its
eotise destruction.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05

WQk PuRBY THE BLOOD, CURE
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vxufD, eure DrsrxrslA. SouB SrA1Acn,
eA1ocoNa CoansY1supv HaAnAcaR,
DixnNt4e, Cor1ss and FKvERe, Fever and
Ague, Faintnese. Weakness, Debility.
Esupsions On the Skin. and all Hum0s Il
To the Weak and Emaciateti this med
icine 10 particularly recommended A. the
moot perfect Tonic and InvigOrator the
world has ever eean. The use ~ -,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05

wanenh lilious Bittcrs never fails 10 cleanse AZ
system from all morbid and unhealthy .ecrctions.
and all complaints caused by impure BLOOD Obs,rnc''
ted Circulation o. unhealthy state Of the Stomach
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels.
For Iassi'ude. Drowsinese, Dizziness Headache
General Weakness and Debility, and all complaints
incident TO the Spring season, II s believed that Dr.
Warrens Bilious Bitten have no equal In the world
- knalth fog luag tcs ed unsl2a = ahor writes
cnece date Of AuGtst SA. Isl: - cuaenced tax
h1t1Ds aa1 poft II oap1F-0nd my health quite re-
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05

4 man in Halifax, Va, has discovereda
mine Of the famous ''mad stones," e which
not more than 90 were known 70 BE- in ~
istencs. They are said to possess the pow
er to extract the poison Of serpent and mad
dogs from wounds, snd perform other mi.
nculous Offices
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-29

1T is stated on good authority that
cne of the Presidents organs in Wash
ington is about to collapse for want Of
support. Being unable to pay for its
news, the agent of the Associated Press
has refused to furnish it any more tele-
grams, and it made its appearance on
Tuesday with such dispatches only as were
published in the evening papers of the
previous day. From this it is evident
that supporting my Policy is not pay
ing business, at least at the National Cap
ital.
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From Richmond.

BALTIMORE, July 6. Judge Bowie,
Chief Justice Of the Court Of Appeals,
rendered an important decision under
the Civil Rights bill, in the case of the
Commonwealth of Virginia against Som
ers, for beating anegro Ii was eonteh-
ded by the counsel that, according to the
laws of Maryland, a negro was not a
competent witness against white man.
The magistrate declared that said law
was null and void, having been abroga-
ted and superseded by the Civil Rights
bill, and required bail, which Somers re-
fused to give, and was committed. APP
plication was made to Judge Bowie for a
writ of habeas corpus, which he declined
TO grant giving a written opinion sus-
tanning the magistrate He admits there
are doubts as TO the constitutionality of
the Civil Rights bill on other points; yet,
not seeing a breach Of the Federal Con
stitution on the particular point bearing
on the case following the usage and de-
cision Of the highest court, he was bound
to assume Congress had not violated its
constitutional obligation, and passed an
unconstitutional act The prisoner was
remanded to official custody.