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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-02

Total imports .2Ti.5F ST.. 5s9762 S9l, 965 I8S
The National Currency Bank has declared its quar-
tery dividend at IS per cent with 10 per cent add
tional to surplus account. This makes 60 per cent
cash dividends and 20 per cent surplus for the year
The shipments of specie from the port of New 1ork
last week and during the year compare as follows with
the exports in lSa:-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-09
The STERN.

The storm that passed over this county
Saturday night, the 23d ult., was the most
destructive Of any that has visited this sec
tiomfonyeaFs past. uOn the creeks the dam
age wasveryl great, many persons losing
everything they had in the way OF growing
crops, alT the mill property we have any
iniOrmationj from was injured; fences are
among the things that were. isDs ng.
ION Cranes Nest, John Steed's mill dam
was washed away, and considerable grain
and -four damaged. Further down the
creek Bakers, Nofisinger, Winlsnd, Dough-
efty, Drum and others lost all their crops
aud fences.nsb Esl1d : nssd .f-
.r0R the Town Fork, John Moose's mill
dam was washed away. also the mill and
dam OF Wm. briggs; the forebay of Mi
oharl Longs mill was carried off.
iJoliu Keyser's mill, on Piney, and every
thing in II, was destroyed; loss $4,000. q
Hickmans min, on Sunfish, was damaged
considerably; the dam was carried away,
as was the boxed, forebay. At Lingo's,
formerly Winland's mill property, the dam
1--WE learned of a couple living on Piney,
Ifaned Morris. who, on awakening in the
morning, discovered their domicil was sur
rounded by water, aud it had commenced
to flood the iioor, the way leading to the
Upper floor was by q pair of stairs on the
outside; with them it was the upper story
ordeath; the lady leaped into the rushing
waters aud was being rapidly borne away
when, her husband plunged in, caught her
anIlat this critical moment large log
stopped against tile house, upon which they
climbed and from thence gained the stairs
aud second story. They were now com
parstiyely safe. as they Thought; but i'm
agtne their horror when the house com-a
Ihenced to move with the current tortu-
natelyrthere was strong post and rail
fence around the garden, against which it
vent WITH crash, whirled, rocked and
finally stopped. Rather rough beginning
for newly married couple.-SptTit Of De-
gnDcrucg. ~ '-- a I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-09
Am Extraordinary StOry-A Me-
,chanlc's Wife Receives a Legacy
ofSB5,OO0. 900. .ae .t-
FrOmithe Hartford eOurant, June 0s.


Thefckleness Of fortune Is well illustrat-
ed in the experience of a worthy family In
this city, who have suddenly found them
selves raised from that condition In society
where people are said to live ipi moderate
circumstances TO the highest pinnacle of
wealth. The facts are these. Mrs. Eli
Walker, residing at No. 100 Maple avenue,
is a woman OF English BIRTH Her hus-
band [wh0 Is amachinist by trade) and her.
self have resided here for number of
years, and have several children. 1t was
reported some months ago that large
property. valued at e35,000 600 had ufallen.
TO Mrs Walkers father, as a direct heir,
and be being dead, that the whole amount
belonged to her as his only child Steps
were at once taken to-aseeFtain the truth of
this report, and eAli Cow p. II. Seymour
was employed Ito investigate. The result
of bis investigation, is entirely favorable
to Mrs. Walker, documents having been re-
ceived which show beyond question that
sheEill come In possession Of this immense
property, and she, together with her hus-
band and children, will start for England
next week to receive the golden egg"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-09
smarisGIrIS.

At an examination in Que Of the young
ladiesh seminafles the other day. the ques-
tiOn was-put to o class OF slittle ones, ,"who
makes the Jaws incur Government? Con-
gress. was the ready reply. How is Con-
answer it. Another little girl to whom it
wBpdt f6ile0 TO Answer Il. Another little
girl nthe class raised up her Hand, indi-
eating that ahe could aRswerit.h Well, said
the examiner, Miss Sailie9wbat do you say
the division is? Iustsntiy, with an air of
conlldeilee, as well as triumph, the answer
eame=ssC civilized, halfseiylIized, and saw
age.s Possibly dneahing Fessenden, Wade
and Thad.. Stevens.- Dayton Empire.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-09
BALTIMORE, LOCK HOSPITAL,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.

1ssr En- asa nEtU Uor FHo1
SH#
S%PsGEy and d P & ES' a Sr RS %od &
ton,pf thoKidneys and Bladder, Involuntary Dis
charges Impotency, General Debility, Nervousness
-Dyspepsia, LSnguor Low Spirits. Confuson,
Ideas, ia piation Of the fiestt d'fimidity, Tromb
pg p%nsss O Sight S Sdapesi ssssSS o sS Of iT i9s
ef3 Lungs, StomAs h or Bowels-those terrible Dis
orders arising from Solitary Habits Of Youth-sE-
tins than the song of ,Svrens TO tho Mariners Of
Ulysses bligting their most brilliant hopes or an
ticipati0ns, rendering marriage, &c., impossible.
ulawl ,9s1 YOUNG NAE2N 's.H
Especially who have become tie victims Of Solta-
fyiyioe. that dreediubaud destructive habit which
nnpua ly sYe eeps to an untiD elvgaye Thousands Of
Young men OF the most exalted talents and brilliant
intelIet who fn'rht otherwise have entranced list
eninR SonAtes wi thfiihuDders Of eloquence. or
walked 10 eestacy the living yre mSgeall with full
MARRIAGE. ,taI,',,
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
marriage, being aware Of Physical Weakness, Orr
gapic Debility, Defmmities. speedily cured; ~
He who places himself unQer thecare Of DR.. j.
may religiously confi5e in his honor as gentleman
and confidently rely upon his skill as physician.
ORGANIC WEAK TESS
Immediately Cured and full Yigor Restored, ~
IyInls alsressIng I9nuers Hie
any s,cae e pyy,aW y,,,
pslSns apt 10 eSmm exeesse from mol be
n9' cave of the dreadful corseduences that NAV
ensne' Now who that derstands the subject wifi
nIesnd 10 deny that the power Of s lost
sooner by those falling intN improper hasits 20 than by
nre of healthy olspfrao the NEST serious and. de-
strneiiye symptoms of both body and mind Arise =
The system becomes deTarged. the Physical and
Mental Functiohs Weakened Loss Of Procreatiye'
Power6 Nervous Irritabiity;Ip dyspepsia, BaPtstion
o. w tf ~ V6ob EonsnmntioST
sno @ " ast'IS NY Rao., y, sno 6 SGuen'
Decay ahu DeaVn' ., ..- ,,...t
s4a' H DAk. aBOAANSTON,
Msr,hor ~ tho RbvSi CoIieea ~ Snrceons T,ondon
Mote ~ af ono ~ thar floIleLes In tbS
bea mani H tbe hosnitals az Tondon Paris pbiia
4epb ad bas effecteS saie ~ IL most
s.anishjmS euras 1thst uSara ever Lnow,. ,nsny
a. :, III s;th ,;n1;no Il, Az Nail arJ aars ~
ssieon Sre.t neryonsness being sIapmed sf sndden
Sounds ashftlnes, with frequcntb tbihshi6g, attend-
ed sometimes with derangementof mind. were cured
Immediately. H1. ft TgII D.. 'i. '.r a'. '7 fH
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
,,-.. -, -. -. t., o..
Dr. addresses AZ tn0se VINO nave l3Jureu tnen- m
selves by Improper lneulgenge anp sVi.trIy Daolts
Lui Dosn IpuE Hu u tnen lor
eiIner business, sunoy, sOolety, or mhrIlhg9. -,
I9Sss Are some q tbG sag % aad
Of the Back and Limbs. Pains 10 the Head, Dimness
Of Sisht Loss Of Muscular Power, talpitston ofthe
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous lrritablity, Derange-
inept of the Digestive Functions General Debility
Symptoms Of Consumption. &c.
MuNr.I1y---Tbe fearful effects orr tho mind ara
-, ,L ~ ~ h !, odaJ Toss of Nfonory Torfns;or ~
Idass nenTsssion IF Snirits Xvii Forebodings
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-09

"SrR," said an old Scotch, Woman to her
minister, n I dinnbo KEN a part your SER
mon Yesterday" q Indeed, what was its''
q You said The Apostle used the ighfe cir
cuISI0cusI0a. ana dinna ken what 1t
meana;vr thEeBll? ssft's very plain.
The Hgufe Of circumlocutioh is merely
periphrastic mode sef Vdicti9n.a ~ Oh, is
that allf" said the good woman, "what
pulr fool yer, not e pRdeEstsad that z Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-09
I.oFFICE ONO pENlrENTlARY,ll llIl--

s1aa % OFFICE OHIO PENITENTTARY,l '..st
7. -..''.' .li > ,CoIUMBrs, June Is, 1866. y ~
y ceived at this office until TUESDAY, July 18th,
1886, at 2 o'clock p. M., for the labor of from
SeventV.five to One Hundred d COnvicts,
For fys years or less. 7Shop-room furnished and
discipline maintain ed at the expense Of the State.
Bidders will specify the class Of labor, naming
each articeto be manufactured, the price per day
for labor, the number Of men, and the amountof
shoprroom requifed.lq nl3l '. .ti .'9 "
Bach prop sal must be accompanied by a bond
with good security conditioned that In Of the
acceptance of the bid, the party making the same
will enter into contract with the Directors aud
Warden according 70 law and the terms Of their
bid!w tG9e hsSHnliga tN b. H.ol ni falou cav
BheDireetors and Warden reserve The righttd de-
termine what branches of business will best sub
serve the interest Of the State and tend to promote
the welfare Of the oOnvicts. and will bo governed
accordingly in their accordance of proposals.
M CHAS. O. WALCUTT, Warden,
9h,Iss h,,9 u Bsgfs n,rootor, ~ t.s'' 3SJ9 A
| john HOU0H, --.------ iunls-d4w-R
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-09
DR. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London,
Graduate of one Of eunOsteminent Colleges In the
United States and the part Of whose lite has
been spent 10 the hospitals of London, Paris Phila7
delphiS and elsewhere has effected some OF the most
troubled with ringing in the head and ears when,
asleep great nervousness, being alarmed at sudden
sounds, ashfulnes, with frequent blhshibg, attend
cd sometimes with dsrangementofmind were cured
Immediately. s,. f. ffl. .. IU f Ir..a o. rv fH I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-09
YOUNG m an

Who have injured themSeyes by certain practice,
indulsed in when aone. o habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at school, the effects Of
which are nigh tly fet. when asleep, and " not
both'mind and bOdv. should apply immedia ely.
What u pity that yOung man, the hope Of his
country, the pride othis ,arents, snou be snstched
from all prospects and enjoyments of life by the con-
sequence of eviating from the path Of ma uTp, and
ipdulging in certain secret habit. Such pefsons
must. before contemplating
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-09
MARR RIAGF,

ENDORSEMENT of the PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this establishments
within the last twenty years, and the numerous im
purtant Surgical Operations performed by Dr. John.
ston, witnessed by the reporters Of The Sun and
many other papers, notices of which have appeared
again and again before the public besides his stand
lng as gentleman Of char. cter and responsibility,
s a sufficient guarantee TO the afflicted. ..f.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
/ junel9-dly r1 l.4s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-09
RATES oEApXERTisINc.

p wLuN.--I p i-Tr~Tr- anNA ta"l
Tenlinss Of NorpaFeil, ork inch space. constitute
square sep1'' --.Iin
. ii. s.s- DAILY, sa,,,p rit
n For each Insertion, per square, rs cents 'l
Notices Of poAths, b0oents. rbsii 10l II lis
Notices Of Marriages. 80 cants. rs salh l5
Religious Notices 80 cents. 4+N as
.rAdFeTliaements, inserted every other day, every
third day, and once week, will be charged elOO per
aqQarA each. insertion, ibgsi lne Ial-l AaA .
Business Notices In Local column 40 cents per line
or each insertion.V No NOtioe loss than 4IlOO.
bSsalo bna yhWEBKlT.a h,alqe
s4f,D0pef square 6ach Insertion. e.--.., \. l,, D..
Bnsinese Notices % cents per line each insertion
Legal advertisements Eill echarged regularrAtes.
y ~ All TRANSIENT embellishments mnst be paid
for, hereafter at the time kaey are ordered, Other-
wise they VIII not appea. IN TIE paper. This rule
no EXCEPTION. baod ui .r1 u 90
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-09
1866. - 1865.
Winter Arrangement. "
so1s[ TIME CHANGED. ubS
Great Northern and Eastern Route
Cleveland, Columbus
d-ah 9NA TO AND -I-
FJR9T TRAIN.

ll ,..al1.l FIRST TRAIN. H1a @
NIGHT EXPIRE SS-L LesYes Columbus at II IS P.
NJ, Will stop at Delaware Ashley Cardington
GAead, Gallon. Crestline. Shelby, New London,
Wellinston, Grafton and Berea, arriving at Cleve-
land at 5l0 A. Nj. % nre4l."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-09
WARM AIR F:iUR,MACES,

Pateut improved warm Air Furna.f
ces, for Fu Dlic aud Private UseS r1
sr-,, ..7. = for Wood or Coal fH g.,I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-09
OFFICE ONO prNIrfNrIARY.l

'N' OFFICE OHIO PENITENTIARY,l
! -yHFIWW COLUMBUS, June l6, 1896. !
SEALED PROPOSALS TO FURNISH
y. this Institution with supplies, as scheduled be-
low will be received at this office until Tuesday,
July. 80 Sl6S6 at u o'clock MI W. as 1IlE
200 bushels good Peachblow Potatoes.
9SSO $50 bushels 6Sa 5 Beans samples wanted. ..G
,SS GSS X: cheap os 9Sg grade Te2 sdTkgHT TF0
200 lbs Stocking Yarn, 4" -. ..,...
I9SOlbs good Butter 70 be dsliysreda AS wanted. !
5000 lbs soda Ash NJ .N N."' ''''~'N
100 gallons per week, more or less, Sour Milk, to
be delivered as wanted until August ist next, ir
The Directors and.Warden reserve the right TO 9
fejectany bid considered incompatible with the int
terests of the State. lfl q, tliGguy1l tIi.fHEf
Each bidmnst be accompanied bya bond in the sum
Of so per cent? Of the amount invOved conditioned
that the party making the proposal will enter into
and faithful perform the contract, II the same be
awarded 10 him. ..s.,... tr
-" CHAS.. c. WAtCUTT, Warden.
JAs.9I. BATEsli lf19I" ohi h2aa' 4f6T ~
JoHN MILLER, SDirectOrs. foQHA 'i3
JonN HoUGHT1) 9ii asu' junls. .d4w-R
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-09

Married Persons, or Young MCn, ContempIatinl
marriage being aware Of Physical Weakness, Or
ganicf Debiity, Deformities sp6eaily cured. Il'
!, he who places himself .unQer tbecare Of pr. j
may relgiously conf1e in his honor as gentleman
and ennfdentlY rely upOn bis skill as ph ysciAn.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-09
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DIR. j addresses all those who have injured them
which ruin both body and mind. III fitting them for
either business, study society, or marriage.
These are some of the sad and melancholy effects
Of the Back and Limbs, Pains 10 the Head. Dimpess
Of Sisht, Loss Of Muscular Power Papitstion ofthe
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous lrritabdity, Derange-
lnent of the Digestive Functions, General Debility,
Symptoms Of Consumption, &c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-09
SECOND TRAIN,

Cincinnati, Daytom, RicIIInO Ond &In-
dIanapOIIs Night Express at 4:fO A. M
Shopping 1t Jefferson, london Uharleston, selma,
CedarYiAe, Xenia,. Spring alley, ,Corwip; Free
LoveAnd and Milford arriving at Cincinnati az o4o
A.Mg Also, stopping at all stations between Aenia
aud Richmond, arriving AZ Rchm9nd at lO;2Q A. ~,
aS0AfcG95 at 9aO p. No." arriving at lndiauapois
at lao p. M, connecting for all points west Tbs
train connects at Loyeaud with the NJ, y u II TO.
with the o. I'm. r.. r. for ST. louis, Louisville,
Cairo &c.; also at Cincinnati with the u 3. Mail
Line Steamers for Louisville gu s9doIs lrs rgi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-06

The only important bullnese to-day ~ IN
confirmation Of the following appoint
0ents:
Committee Of Arraneefneuts- Dn. J. L.
Tai, of Cincinnati: W. II. 0oiard, oi
Louisville; II. X. Saith Of Cincinnati.
PubNcstion-Drs L. u. Shepard Of salem,
and James Mcylanus Of Hartford.
Prize Essays-Drs. Isaac s Forbes Of 81.
Louis, ". +. Morrill, Of New Albany. Ind,
E. w. Field Of Detroit, A. q. Howes oil
Brooklyn, and E A. Bagne Of New York.
Dental Physiology-D Smith Dodge Jr.
Of New York, Geo. s. Allen OF Newburg,
N: T., and u. 3. Chase, Iows City,.
Dental Chemistry -Drs. +. Williamson,
of Philadelphia, j. 8. Buckingham. Of Phil.
adelphia and Ambrose Lawrence, Of Lowell.
Massachusetts,
Dental Pathology and Surgery ".
| n. II. Atkinson, OF New York, Asa Hill, oil
Newark, Connecticut, J. 8. Sweezrool, OF
ChambcTsburg, Pa, W. W. sheffield, Of New
London, Conn, and b. r. Arlington, Of
Wilmington, N. g.
Operative Dentlsery DIR. ]. D. Knapp,
Of New Orlsens. q. X. Butler, Of Cleveland
Ohio and @. n. Mills, Of Newark, Coma.
Mechanical Dentistry. DIR. A. ". Kings.
ton. Of New York and L. p. Haskell, oi
Chicago, l. ]. Simon, of Boston, Corydon
Palmer, Of Warren, Ohio and s. b. Palmer
Of eyracuse, New foak.
Dental Education c. w. Spalding
Of st. Louie, Geo. +. Barker, Of Philsdel.
phia and J. q. Colburn. Of Newark. Conn
Dental Literature. w. Brown, ol
New London, NJ. s. Dean, Of Chicago, and
L. II. Edwards, Of Rutland.
Volunteer Essaya-Dn E. n. Harris, o.
Boston and q. II. Cushing, Of Chicago.
Special Committee on Microscopy.-Dfs
J. H. McQuAllcn, Of Philadelphia, Il. y
varney, Of New York and Geo. 3. Allen, o.
| New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-06

SAN FRANCIsco, Aug. A. The National
Union State Convention assembled here yes
tcrtiay aud adopted resolutions endorsine the
restoration policy Of President johnson and
hts Cabinet; declaring that the spirit Of
charity aud moderation should control the
political action of the country. and approx
ing the call for the National Convention nj
Philadelphia, to which the FLOWING dele
gates were elected:
First District-lIOn. Cornelius Cole and
Montgomery Blair.
Second District Hon. J. w. Wilcox and
J. w. Riley.
Third District--J. w. Simonton and Jacob
r. Lecx
Delegates At Large. R. Doolittlc, R. J.
Walker, John A. Dix, and Gen. Slocum.
A Victoria dispatch Of yesterday says Z
bill uniting the colonies OF vapcouver's Is.
land and British Columbia has been intro
iuced into the Imperial Parliament which
allows the united Parliament twenty three
members.
A telegram from Los Angeles says spec
ial messenger has just arrived with dispatch
cs from James X. Hardenburg, commanding
at Camr Gladly, which states that he had hal
desperate fight with the Indians on thu
Goth ull., in which 81 Of his men were killed
and ono wounded. Thirty.six Indians wers
engaged in the fight. Their loss is unknown
The number Of soldiers engaged 10 moi
stated
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-06

CONCORD. N. II, August 4.-Thc United
States Emigrant Aid Company met in this
city for organization 10 day.
The C0rpOrators are, Edmund Burke, d.
Crosse. Geo W. Biddle, Chas w. Johnson,
Of n. H.. Geo. Il. Laring and Paul Need
ham, of Massachusetts
The Company was chartered AT the last
session Of the Legislature. II is the inten-
ton OF this Company to establish agents in
all large American cities and Europe.
Hon. Edmund Burke was elected Chair.
nan. and Daniel Needham, Edmund Burke,
and David Cross Committee Of Organiza.
ton. David Cross Secretary, Jno. Necdham
Corresponding Secretary. Headquarters ut
Boston. This Company has full power to
buy and sell lands, furnish supplies for emf.
grants, and to do general business in con.
nection Herewith, and will proceed to bust
ness mt once
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-06

Nsw YoaK, August 8.
d Advices brought BY the steamer Ger,
mania contain be following paragraph con.
firmatosy Of ts news briefly announced
BY the Atlantt cable:
A great refrm demonstration took place
il Hyde Park on the s3d ult. 1900 20,
lice and two companies Of life and foot
guards were elled out. Nothing sstiou
occurred.
In the Houc Of Commons, ON the Esd
Mr.. Stanley replied to Mr.. White, &C.
knowlcd gingb the fullest extent the friend
" and honos.ble conduct Of the United
States during he Fcnian raid in Canada
bat as RECALLS submitting the Alabama
claims to as'itrati0n, the discussion Of
these claims ,aving been closed some tim.
ago, and not leen removed since the pres
On. goysrnth mt came into Office, he de.
clined to givsan opinion on the subject.
Austria has accepted tho preliminsriel
Of peace submitted by Prussia. The Plen
ipotentiary had assembled At the Russiau
headquarters Y negotiate the armistice.
Italy's definite reply was expected. She
has already sib.itted tAe peace principles
The pence prSiminaries Of peace proposed
BY Prussia AM approved b. France and
Austria to ree'gnize the dissolution of til,
former German land and the organization
Of . new Collaboration, from which Aus
t,ia is excluded. Austria agrees to THU
North Germany to form . Union undei
Prussia's Digestion and the annexation o
the Ducies = Prussia, accepting the Danisi
Schleswig a. part payment BY Austria o
the war EXPENSES ia maintenance Of Aus
trian integsty, excepting venitia.
The Austans have repulsed superior
force Of Prusians at Bettmava.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-06
LATEST NEWS
NJ THE
ATLANTIC CABLE

Nsw YonK, August 9.
The following dispatches were received
through TIN Atlanti. cable yesterday BY
the AssociGsd Press
LONDON, August ..
Martial lon has been proclaimed in Low.
er Austria and also in Venice, Prussia and
Aurteub.
The peace conference 10 to be held q
Prague. Tie preliminsriss thereto agreed
upon ore ~ follows: Austria 10 to withdraw
from the German confederation, and 10 ia
lose veneth and her part Of Schleswig.
Hoistein. Austria 10 also to pay 3lO, OOO,>
600 to her adversasies % expenses Of the
var. The German States north Of the Main
are to form union under the guidance 81
Prussia. The German States south Of the
Main are to form On independent Union.
The Italian patriot, Carlo Luigui Fsrini,
10 dead.
In the 0oodwood races the 0oodwood
stake was won BY Special asd The Good
wood cup BY the Duke
LONDON, August I.
The French Ambassadoe to Ensland lsfl
for vichy last night, 81 command. to see
inc 60peto6.
The bill for renewal Of tho Suspension
Of the writ Of Aabsas corpus in 1rslsad,
va read the second tine in The Houss o.
Com0ous last night. NJ. Gladstone, 10 !
speech, supporter the gevsrnmeot God
warmly praised the treataeot accorded "a
the Fsuians BY The American govern
mont. Mr.. Maguirs's resolutions against
the bill were negstivsd By . vete Of 1os
ogainst 81.
There 10 nothing In tho political new
to-day Of interest.
Loxpon, August :.
the the Prussian tsesps hevs snssse1 Aan'
uheim and Hiskdslburg.
The steamship Seatenia, ffsa New York,
has arrived q Southsnpten.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-06
LADIES IN DELICATE nEAlrN

will ind llOSTETTkR's STOMACH BITrERS won
dcruiy adapted to tho belief Of the difficulties Ia
which they arr subjected. The preparation In cases
Of this kind has double operation II not only con-
trols the locsl Irregularities which occasion the dis
rc-s hut setting simultaneously upon the whole ncf
vous rystcm checks the tendency to hystcsa and de-
rpondcncy which almosi always accompanies such
disturbance.
sickly wiss~ and mothers are advised To give the
medicine trial. They are earnestly assured that Il
contains mo- ingredient that can possibly do any harm
TO the feeblcst VI their number while Il undoubtedly
contains the iavieoratng principle which their ener.
ated System requires.
Let them beware Of the cordial drops aud tincturss
onen prescribed for invalid ladies. All these medi-
cancnis are mainly composed Of common alcohol,
and arc therefore Injurious. TAs liQson ordinarily
given tonicr stll WORSE beng all dc,erioratc
with poisonous drugs.