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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-10

Telegraph August 10.
Fiour-i5c higher family. se5Ilo %.
Wheat liiue5 tVr red, white. steady de.
uiand Tor all good
Corn Uul nnI unchanged.
Oats inactive acm aud At full prices: sales.
600 bushels. 5IF52.
Rye .50l.et.
C~otton-tirm mud urchangat.
WHISKY S,e.dy
Provisions Fun.er.
Mess Port Noi offered.
Hulk Meats itqt3.
bacon Ia good demand. Sales OF $50 hhds.
at IL for shoulders. nnd l5L for clear rib and
clear siies.
Lard Dull Il, l9i4c
butter stcadF.
C~heese-S,egGT.
Eggs-Dull.
Groceries-Steadv.
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MICHIGAN.

DErMor, Aug. 10.-The printers strike
continues. None OF the Offices have . com.
plement of men. A fast % men arrive
they are met At the depots and escorted
away. The papers are issuing half sheets,
EXCEPT the Free Press, which is enabled to
publish in full.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-10
KENYON COLLEGE

BOUNDED BIT BISHOP CHASE, Of OHIO, IN
i 1s23, has been in euccessful operation for u pwards
q forty years. The Course of Instruction occupies
four years. and embraces all the subjects Of the COM
plcte Academic course adopted in our highest seats
Of learning
FACULTY..
Rev. James Kent Stone. A. NJ, Prest, and Spencer
and Wolfe Professor 81 Moral sud Met tsl Philosophy
John Trimble. A. NJ Professor Of the Greek Ian.
guagee and Literature.
Hamilton L. Smith. A. N Bowler Proseseor Of
Astronomy, Natural Philosophy and Chemistry.
Rev. Edward {. Benson, A. M. Professor Of the
Latin language and Literature.
Theodore Sterling. A NJ, Al D., Peabody Profess
sr vi Matthew tiics and tiyil Engineering.
Professor Of English Ltsra,ure and History.s
Frank N. Hall, A. NJ, Principal Of Kenyon Dram.
mar School.
The Fall Term will commence Sept. 3h. Candi.
dates for admission will present themselves ON
Wednesday. September 4, nj 5 4. NJ. For catalogues
and information apply 10 M~ARDENEkO WHITE,
Esq, Agent and Treasurer. # tho College, Gambler.
GAMER Ohio, Jaly ID, 1851.
The cute 81 this Profe-sorship are at present
discharged by the oih,r PROBES -ors. aug.ldlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-10
GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH. Ga, Aug. 9.-Crop reports
from Georgia and Florida, says the pros.
poets are daily improving. Some planters
report that they expect to make the
largest crops known for the number of
acres planted. Catterpillars have appeared
in small numbers nm a few plantations.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-10
COMMERCIAL.
DnresPors Markes Repers.

o,vrck o, -ss pAvssroa' ossocaAs,l
august 10, iss1.
f.ou,-grs Ba,xps,t NM
Az sold nv Jas. Johnston u. Is. SsAs. 4 Son
and John Good.
Wholesale bulk ts.sc.
Retail Sacks, paper. tlo 81.
=. bbi tli.ee.
fXNl tss0
Missouri White Winter. in sacks Az a.
Whole ale scots per Dbl less.
Con. MK.,.-F-r leo fhs, tl.sU@34o.
WuEAr-
We have to note arrivals of new whet on the
lsvse daily. on, rec ip's have been very liro,
during the prs, week Dealers ,peet a gres.
improvement, in tae receipts next week. We
quote
No. ! .......uc" sl.to per bushel.
No. 2.....-. AW
CoRS -.
hrE........... 80
OAfS .......-*.s oN
bAaLkv-Noninai. ooG"
Dur.sa Per 3 ~0Nsoc-
Eaas.-Per dozen. lrc-
Wmrs BsAss.-Pr,m navy tl.75sto o.. on.
uAy.-Per ton, Timothy l5.oc Upland Prsi.
ri, Alo.0o@i2 80.
Green Apples 70 per bushel.
CoAL-By the load. lle22c, a. yard, lsc, do
lisered, ape per bnshei.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-10

ST. CLARA,S
CHARTERED 1859.
Conducted by the Sisters of the
Order of St. Dominic.
Sinsinawa Mound, Grant Co., Wis.

>oilsiutteo DN the Sisters Oh inc
Order OF st. Dominic.
SinsinaWa Mound, Grant Co., Wis.
THlS INSTITUTION IS SITUATED IN SOUTH
I Western part of Wisconsin, ten miles fr I'M Galena,
Illinois and six mi e. from Dubuque. Iowa.
II ocnpies one of the most beautiful and pic'uf
by steam. AZ d furnished with all modern improves
nents. such a- warm ant cold baths, &C.
The facilities Of laid travel and navigation 20 and
from all par . of the Union, render it easy VI access.
Stages from Gaena arrive every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday. fciurnin on alternate DAYS. Ada'ly
stage also leaves the United Statea Hotel" Dun
lcith. every morning, after the arrival of the train,
for the Academy y, and returns about , o'clock. =. Nj.
The Annual commencement takes place on the I'D
Thursday In July. The Scholastic Year opens ON the
secohd Monday in September.
rrRxs:
BoaSd and Tuition, including all tho branches
taught 1 in the highest schools. se Aing, &C., per quar-
ter ofthree calendar months. $50. 500
Per Scholastic Year. from the second Monday
In Sc ptembcr To the third Thursday in July, In 90
Washing per quar'er,. 5.W
Bed and Bedding per quarter. 800
EXTRA CHA R0Es.
Music. Piano, per quarier."-.."..t..-...si2 %
Harp. ........-......... f0e0
=" Cult r, =. 600
- Vocal, .......... s..
Dfa~ ing, I" ............... Eco
Painting, .... -. 1870
Latin. italian. French, German, each, per quar-. o.O0
For further particulars. address.
..MoIHER SUPERIOR.
Academy Of 81. Clara, sinsinawa Mound. Grsnt Co.,
Wisconsin" angs
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OHIO.

C~INcIsEArI, Aug. 9-The weaaher il hct
and dry.
TIE accounts from the crops are coming
In generally unfvorable.
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MARY'S
NOtre Dame. Ind.

THIS fNSTITUTIO SITUATED ON THE BEAu.
I tiful IN I picture. que banks OF 81. Joseph river.
IL Everything that could b. desired AZ u locality for .
Female Academy.
All the bsanrhes of complete and solid education
are taught here. Music especially. both vocal and
aud the m"dern langu 1tcs. form prom
inent features in the course Of instruction. The
buildings are spacious and cummodious, suited to the
educational requirements Of the day, and furnished
with all modern improvements. Every portion Of
the "uiidlng is heated by steam, and hot and cold
baths are attached TO the sleeping apartm nts. The
g.ounds are very exten,ive, beautifully aiorncd, aud
situated In that charming seclusion which IL 80 ia
ynrable to the healthy development Of moral, physi-
cal and Intellectual power. The scholastic year 10
divided into two sessions Of I've months each, hegiu.
ning the first nday in September and February
Board and tuition for eee&ion, S,e0. For turthes
particulars concerning the institution. address
MOrHER SUPERIOR.
Aur3-dom a. ahpye
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-10

Hair Restorative or Remover!

IL the only toing whi:h VII bring Grey hair 10 IN
original color IN a shor, time, also red or light ha'f to
a beautiful brown. Il e q sure cure fr ali scurvy ana
%dandruh. use Ii and have clean coats and clear healthy
scalps. . II is used and recommended by our best cite
liens. among whom are II. Lowry. Ebenezer Cook.
Geo. l.. Davenport. DR.. W. ". Parker, Janice ARM
strong, JIG Bale, E. II. Men air, NJ. Daisell, IT,, Geo.
II. Parker. DR.. Rudolph Albert, ". II Durant, Jno.
P. Cook. John p. Henry. Dr.-J. ". witherwax. and
many vthcre.
prepared only by L. 0rsbbe, under the Lion Store,
corner Main and Second street For eale also BY A.
scsiifa. fremont House. Chicago. Ill.,. and &. MULLER
ISL Michigan. Avenue, Detroit, Mich; .. KLEIN, La
crosse, Wis; Mrt. E. v. Wilson. Dubuque, Iowa.;
.. ". MeEshnny Drusyist.>M Marion. Iowa.: Gu
woodwork Chemical WoskA Rochester, \. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-10
JOHN ROWE,
PRACTICAL PluMBER \,

"ssus OVSWNu KuRe y ttt6ve
70. ID Enst I'd ST.. Davenport, 10.
sath'ng Tubs. wster Cloeets, Wash Baeine. Lead
sslEe. snse. Lead. Cietern rumpe, orce Pumpe, Chan
lenef brackets, Drop Light Pendants. Ulaes Shsdes
ssss,n Cuages. steam Whietlce. Globe Valves. 1c'
AL sinds OF Plumbing. 0as and Steam Pirc Fitting
.uIe. 70 cfuef. All orders promptly executed 10 eood
"rAo~ apsx0ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-10

DER. 0s. -. MYERS.

n- AENTlST. Office In Forrest's Block
~ opposite =. o., corner nd and Per.
II" ~ streets. Har had over IL years
AIJ practic. In THE city. Hae the com
picte apparatus for manufacturing and administering
Nitrous Oxide Of Gas, for painless operation in ex
teacting teeth. iantliy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-10

N~w SerM Wmrkes
Wy Telegraph. August -.
Cotton Quiet and steady. psi.
Flol--Steadv. l5g25c. better chiefly for old !;
s.006y1l IS for extra State.
Wheat -28ec. better; Q 90 for No. 5 Mil; -
AIS No. ] do - for new smher Michigan.
Corn-Dull AMI lower; LIS White Southern.
Oats-iirm. s3GSic
Pork Firm y 25Gt23 IS mess.
Lard-Steady Is. Ila%i.
Wocl-Nore active. Prices declining.
New Work Money Narkes.
BY Telegraph. August 10.
S~tocks-Strong.
Bonds Coupons Of 50, i.l3I of's4. l.l0a;
Of IS, % lo4os. coupons, l.02I; 7-s0s'
let series Is; Others i.G1a.
New York Certral-Lo.1Z.
E~fie-6s$I
Reading i as.
Mon-y as per cent
Sterling 60 days, | .0gI@i.l0k.
Cold l.4olS.
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AwOup "a, rusE rsn,.sc

A. the iuffns ~ .'-ensc FL which We prescribe thu
Compound have th.ir arl4in u the blood. let thu
sufferer rem mh'r ths' NO mel " on'nnid appliance
VIII srrrd eir u permanent relief. h.CaHsc II eluno
f-ara the SE IN" Compound. .ni>.i ,Sro rui
M .A. TNE ,liAlLL uf t1iE i-TA>E lris,r
II irnn IT, = -otE hold. mud tie a Tim l. roii.s,l
30 f"t~ ~ 'fr NLvIR n raRGorTIS a 81 RE
ctiE MARIAN ED
RSlAMA VAN sCnAArK,
w al,~al. b~rprrist-. u Lake -. Oh "tpo.
,nhs ,i'si kreutr fpr ihr Snrfhw.-,,
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ATEvENa naD0lNE,
n, -, 25 & 81 Broadway, n. Y
Oppxsite Bowling Ofeer.

ne STEVENS HOUSE 10 vel and widely known
i - the travelling putlc. The loo st,on 10 especial
" sulahse ~ merchants and ou-inc<s men u is -
ciuer prsailniy ~ The busi, ess pr Vi the city h On
tbs hishWay Of the southern and Western trnvei-and
~siiscrns ~ Ill tie primer al itailrOad aud Steamboat
fne S evess 0sase has liberal accommodations for
over ~ sucsss-h . vel furnished. aud Possesses
eyssy modern n,.rDss 1ueit k.r { &c cs,nstort and Gu
seresfnwent al It's inniatet. The 9 .oms are spsci,rs
aud NH vratl~tsd- psOstfed with q. and water
lie astcndalcr u psonpe sad cspectf1l--ahd the t.
" = xepeecusly provided uitA ovey eeucacy ofths
- eSo. !. GLASS; . 90 .psspdsAss.
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60 Der cent. n Tie Cest Of Jass

II win preserve milk sweet from t~cntt.four TO ehif-
ty--ix hours longer than 1t will natuysiiy aes p eau
doc Il to furni.h more cream In hot weatnef- -.
II h usrranfed perfectly healthy. aac eneetu.i' aua
can b. relied upon As being the ChcaPess ana Des'
method n she world fcr p,slerv,se m ..sh hns,,.
IN Il AMI b. convinced Sold y Me.chan's
e~very~here. BURNHAMs D A SCbAACk.
Northwestern Agents,
,,~.,x Avn 1GLake Street, Chicago.
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OkSkstU, Hthfy 20, III, Mhy 70, ls0".
n. n. GARpISEa-Slr-
can now make a more full report OF my wife's
case. The two physicians I had cni'cd iu having fail
ed TO cure h 2. -h. the beg an to take the medicine
you cent her, aud after one bottle she begun 10 have a
better appetite aud To Improve Other wise. Her swell
iing- have gone ipws and ehr has grown quite hears.
I wish you ~ould -snd ~ . doA.n boiti, To me- as
soon ~ convenient. | Viii /. init amount.
Truly yours. J RUSSELL
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SPEARS
PRESERVING SOLUTION!
WILL PRESERVE ALL KINDS or
FRUITS, TOMATOES, jEluEs,

OOCsV U1Auo&s UCee
without air-tightning, and with or without Sugar.
Fruits pr served ~ith this solution are a. rood a.
trouble IT rating, admits Of ksenine the frni's, &C..
n large vessels, and of using shesefrom at pleasure
thereby eaving a. least
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". q. .kNCNEG.. N~cnli.t.

OUSk AND SION PAINTERS. GRAIN
n r"S. Paper II lngers, 1la1iers. &c. shop
'rher Nain aud Faith sts mct23 dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-10

n 2s BRADY STREET, BELOW SEC
IA Dad .eeps constantly on hand and nakes
TO oder.
Gents. aSOys'. aud Children .
CLOTHING ofthe beet material and in . manner
that cannot fail TO give satisfaction. l., era
patronage respectfully solicited imyql-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-10

DANlE1. GOULD.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Furnisurc. Carpets. OIL Cloths.
Mats. Rugs, Window
Shades. Ac.
mch2A-d0 East second Street. cor. Perry.
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f. IL. u M. d.,
Physician nnu Surgeon.
Dpss. -. a. asDut.>nY.
splNM A. .tiOR.rON.

DiYSiciN AND SURGEON. Once, cor.
L u aud Brady Streets, un'ict Sireepcr 4
s~aylie's stre Residence on itth ST., bet. BRA
iY anil Nam uctSd ut
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he didn't have two old buffalo bones in
his hand that he cracked together ev-:
cry time he turned to snap at the dogsa
Well, by.and-by,swed ozed on asleep,
and It wasn't long before was awoke
by crash aud blaze. a Jumped
straight for the mules and held 'em.
1.-THE Indians had been smart, they'd
had us all, but they runEas soon
'asfhey fred. They killed but one Of
us-poor Davis. He had i've bullets in
his body, and eight in his buffalo robe.
The Indians were band of Sioux, on
the war path after the Snakes, and
came on us by accident. They tried to
waylay us next morning. bnt we killed
three of 'em. including their chief.
When I first went over into Califor-
mia In 1929, the valleys were full Of In
dian tribes. Indians were thick every
where, and saw great deal Of some
large and f1ourishfng tribes When
was there again in1S59 they had all dis
appeared, and when / inquired about
certain tribes i had seen on the spot,
was told blythe people living there that
they had never heard of Them" +
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THE LEvEEs on THE MlsslssIPPI RIv-


ER.-The necessity for Eayees on the
banks Of the Mississippi Is created In
part by the deposit IN the bed Of tho
river Of immense quantities of earth.
As the bottom Of the river rises, the
quantity Of water which overflows the
banks increases. And inasmueh as
these deposits must Increase in quanti-
ty in proportion as the bed of theriv
is raised and the speed Of the current
reduced, it follows that the levees must
year after year be raised higher. More
over, the quantity of water which runs
of Immediately after rain becomes
greater year by year as the country is
cleared and the logs, leaves, brush, de-,
removed which retard its dow. The
Northwest is being cleared up at a rapid
rate. Year afteryear, then, the river will
rise higher an6 higher. Sothat the le.
wees will have to be raised for an.
other reasoS. When they shall have
reached a certain height il will be ne
CessaEy TO build leveeS at many points
along the river where there are none
now. And SO on perpetuHlly. Left
alone, the river would change its
channel and deposit its contents first
in one place and then in another; but
confined to one bed it must in the
course Oft Thousand years or SO be-
come quite an elevated stream, The
bed OF Cheat river in West Virginia is
hundreds OF feet higher than the VAL
ley river, which runs in the same gem
eral direction, only few miles dis
tant. But Cheat river has levees built
by nature-mountAins on either hand
-und will never overflow the surround
ing country.
He will be a great benefactor of the
people OF the Southwest who shall dis
cover or invent some means Of mana
giug the vast volbme Of the Missis-
sippL
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THE EUentHg Gazette, in dispatch
from Washington, says that Mrs.
Salisbury appealed personally to SEN
0tors not to press the resolution expell-
ing her husband, promising to take him
home to Delaware" No man could
resist such an appeal. II is impossible
to think of such an incident without
emotion. Mr.. Salisbury is a man of
very marked abilities,-one of the
ablest, most cOgent and effective speak
ers in the SenH e, OF fine personal up
peaTauce. tall, erect, dark complexion,
with piercing black eyes and Jet black
hair, courtly and impressive in his
manner, and Of noble and generous i'm
pulses. But for the disease which
af1licts and oVermasters him, he
would be one of the most
influential public men of the Senate
and the country. Yet he Is saved from
ignominious expulsion only by the
sympathy felt for his noble and devo-
ted wife. Another Senator, whose term
has Just expired,-R man OF clear in
tellect, finished culture and fascinating
manners, but cursed by the same alflic-
tiOn, was tolerated = the Senate only
from a similar motive. Que of the
most touching sights to be seen in
Washington during the session was the
presence In the gallery of his wife and
daughter, waiting night after night, Of
ten Till long past midnight, and dis.
tressed, to accompany him to their
home. II may be said to his credit
that, Whatever he may have beSn TO
the rest Ofthe world, he was never any
thing but respectful, Obedient and ten-
der to them, Id
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3on.ump,lon curapIe 81 doctor


TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system
must be prepared so that the lungs will heal.
To accomplish this the liver aud stomach
must tirst be cleansed and an appetite created
for good wholesome food, which, by-theSe
medicines will bedIgested properly, and good
healthy blood made; thus building uI5 the
constitution. SCHESCKFS. MANDRAKE
PILLS cleanse the stomach OF all bilious or
mucous accumulatiOns and, by using the Sea
Weed Tonic in connection, the appetite Is no.
stored. il1B 4E,t ~ 49, - I7,1lIr.
SCHENCKHS PUTMoNIo SYRUP is nu.
triclOus as well as medicinal and, by using the
three remedies, all impurities are expelled
from the system, and good, wholesome blood
made, which will repel all disease II pa
tents will take these medicines according To
directions, Consumption very TeQuently, in
Its last stage yields readily 10 their action
Take the pills frequently, to cleanse the live
and stomach. ItdOeS not follow that becattSe
the bowels are not coStlve they Rranot renuir-
ed. for sometimes in diaIrHea they are neces-
saTy. Tho stomach must be kept healthy,
and an appetite created to allow the Pul.
monte Syrup TO act on the respiratory organs
properly and alIay any irritation. Then all
that Is required To perform permanent cure
=, 10 prevent taking cold. Exercise about
the rooms as much as possible, eat all the
richest Eood-fat meat, game, and, in fact,
anything the appetite Graves; but be pRrticut
Lar and masttcatewelL. oeS0.eod2Wemoly
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AOARD TO INVALID,

+ a Clergyman, while residing South
America as a missionary, discovered safe
and simple remedy for the Cure of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases OF the Un.
nary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been
already cured by this noble remedy. Prompt
ed by q desire to benefit the AFFLICTED and un-
fortunate, 1 Will send the recipe for pFepRr-
ing and usinE this medicine, in q sealed en-
Please enclose a post paid envelope, adj
dressed to yourself Address, = 80 40
4s li5'H1i SO JOSEPH T. IIMAN, .
Station D, Bible House, New York.
1 dClA.1Yd -. 49, y. -. :. -. = -.
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The fighting editor of Mississippi
paper tells a good joke on himself,
thereby taking the "wind out OF the
sails" Of those Of his confreres who
might have an itching to sstell 1t on
him" Says he: swent up to a great
strapping, two listed countryman, who
owed me some money, aud
seemed in no hurry to liqnidate, and
persuaded in my own mind, that he
wouldn't light, told him "pintedIy"
that II he didn't stshell OUT fnstanter,
] would Wallop him. The fellow was
scared, and probably thought I was
ssure enough" going TO knock him
into the middle oS next week. he. was
awfullY scar0d-too much so even to
run awaY-and so he blazed away,
with one of his two lists, and knocked
me DOWN. The trouble was, In this
affair scared the fellow too bad, aud
the lick he struck me was directed by
fear-at all events twas q fearful blow.
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WHY NOT USE THE REsT4

Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS WE'VE.
TIAN HAIR DYE, is the best In the world. II
is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation OF the
hair No trnnble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub on or make the hairappeardusty and
dead, but impaFts To it new life and IuStre.
Produces q beautiful black or brown, as pre-
terred. "A child can apply 1t Always gives
satisfaction. Only Is cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
A. 1. MATHEWS, Manufactures, N. Y,
DEMAS BARGES&C CO., New York, whole.
sale Agents mayOlIyeOli'
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LExIseEos. MIssouR1, May ., 1888.

MESS.tS. ]. n. HARRIS Co: = y
DEAR SIRs-I have made ALIENS LUNG
BALSAM pretty well known in our city and
country, and have sold about all the four
dozen bottles sent me in March last; and
nnd that persons who try the Balsam once,
come back again for more. as It gives them
ence 10 any other medicine for Coughs OF
Colds. Please kend me ak dozen bottles as
soon as possible. lam, yours, &C..
no THOMAS j. FLETCHER, Druggist,
P. 8. sell more Aliens Lung BaIsam
than all other Cough Remedies together and
II gives general satisfaction.
Sold by LAU6HLIN, SMITH eco =
And by all Dealers in Family Medicines.
maFl4-lm .5.ss - = y
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LAUaHLlN'S INFANT CORDIAI.,

LAUGHLlE'S INFANT CORDIAL,
The Child's Cure When TeethInE.
Mothers all know the many sIeepless nights
the little ones at home have to pass when
Teething. You need no one to remind you
OF the Pain-Cholic, Wakefulness, Uneast-
ness, Fretting. FIatulence, Disturbed Bowels,
DC. We tell you caudidly, one bottle ofthLs
Cordial will correct all these troubles, Assist
Teethlng, Remove AcIdity, A1lay all Pain,
Quietthe Fretrul, Promote Sleep. 20
Tryit. It will act as charm. Sold by
LAUGHLIN. SMITH q CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Main st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-12

HoRR1BLR DEArH.-Miss Martha Cy-
rus, an interesting. young lady, of
Salem, Ohio, fell victim TO petroleum
oil last week. She poured the oil upon
a fire she was kindling and the can ex-
ploded. burning her so badly as to
cause death In a few hours. She was
years of age. Another sad
Warning - -.-L- -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-12
Notice.

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THOMAS
lOBRIEN Is fully authorized TO solicit and
have subscribed, stock TO He CittBen's Street
railway, and 1 earnestly hope all persons
feeling interested in the success OF the enter
prise. will subscribe some stock The amount
now wanting being only ten thousand dol
Immediately. JNO.7 MCGUIRE, JR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-12
Money Lost

nv UEsDAY MORNING, SOMEWHERE
j. between The Cathedral, on Filth Street
and the new Episcopal Church on, Fourth
and Centre streets, pocket book containing
notes are no value to any one but the owner,
l will give one half OF the money to the
nnder on returning the pocket book TO this