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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
uospAY, August 2e--oP. n

uosD1Y, August 2e-o p. n
rhs railway shsrs market opened with euoyant tone
h morning and prices recovered from the decline Of
e.,urdsv Afternoon. Rumon from Washington there
sstsr referred to- however, caused temporary reaction
mt in TIE afternoon there moderately brick de-
sand the leading stocks and quotations In the
ascendant The probabilities are that while money re-
ans abundant the tendency of the speculative shares
sn os upward, and thai the largely increased
earnings OF the RAILWAYS viii neu,rslizs the
ssses Of whatever mOustsry activity We may
Gperience during the las, three mouths OF the
y@r. The present cahus. troubles should exert In
nhence in tho Cold Room or on the Stock Exchange,
end 10 unlikely that they will; and II Mr. johnson
changed his Cabinet every six weeks Il would he mat.
tW Of NO serious consequence.
The money market shosa greater ease han Is did
On saturday, and the leading dealers government So
oi'ies are again ensbot 10 borrow large amounts AZ
thrss per cent although the general rate on govern
Wsnts Ia four per cent and on mixed colsteras nve
There 10 not much doing IN tho discount line, and tho
Best gsads Of commercial paper passes at per cent
Produce paper however Is not taken below tho legal
sase Of interest The abatement OF the associated banks Of
sAio city for the week ending on the Gath inst.
ahows OF Sl3 7SS In legal tender notes. OF
$500 400 in deposits and OF s253i,7A In loans.
The specie. the other hand has Increased Slo7 e7s
and circulation SEC 4a2 Tho increase In the specie
Indicates the extent OF tho Treasury sales OF gold during
The week. the aggregate being II OF the
seceips Tho acs that the loans and discounts have
decreased than half the exten OF the deposits
favorable feature in the return, far the re-
of Tho banks concerned ami reflects a dull
noven,ent both in trade and on the Stock Exchange
Tho loss IN LEGAL tender notes and deposits Is par y
attributable 70 tho Western drain, but still
10 Treasury sales Of gold and the fact ths,
fha han t,~yn mad
atsrsst notes for redemption TO their correspondents
here, against which they have drawn before the
ssncy exchange for tbs compound notos has been
Md out Of the Sub Treasury. Hence ,hc statement
4 hkey TO be very favorable one The totals O! the
present and preceding returns stand as under
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falss and untrua Something beng said by her In re-
ard 10 the 10 which she had been treated by
Sanford since leaving Bangor he Arrested by the
Fourth precinct police charge Of seduction and
beng ques ionSd BY the magistrate, olushed deeply,
hung her head and said she had complaint 70 maze
. load Of trouble Carrie said she wanted more 10
do with the old decever and expressed determination
U return 10 her friends in Bangor her bsf city eIpe-
risnos beng quite sSnlcisns for Q lifetime.
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g7r,vsnrF CT DAVID which sailed Friday lsS from
oae ,co To- llyerp u, ashore laaFe saturday,
bat got or w..hOu. 8 ,ra = aud proceeded.
s7rANsHrP GroaatA. from New Yo-k lar Vera Cruz,
dess nation.
AZ AxERcAv B'RE bound north, was seen iih fast IN
ia 81 lon ~ showing sEnai black letters lPl
~ she bad los antop gallant an rpva yards tprooa'
by the American Essi1, fro-n AsptnwaI fcf Now York;
B-fa Tufl-The rugar tbou LG1o barresl and fixtures
the wreck " he brig Jut small IRON SsSda
FORK sold al auction al Beaufort 1874 INST
Vessel 0ia loss tier csrSo consisted OF o'S mas sugar
scpa ASH EtiyA tof Newport) CasveI. from Esate.h.
port fcr Providence VITA lss tors o. COIL struck foek
paGag thrlig d5l dats On tray aitocnoo1 aud
wls forwards run ashore Ialers Pola and remains
iul OF water
scun NoosrE before reported ashore on tho Hen 81
nln~ tne ho "a with csts and arrived al new Bedford
Saturday she 10 full OF water but noi injured npcve Inc
iN-.
w.uR,rlus Juiy 5-Fhe Emily Argrs,s Walters ra.te 70
chAr.e liverpool for Cacla. pat ia here Jnne 10
with rndder bTOica whcslh0ise carr!ei away master
Nsmrtonl ana one kilei havr, encountered very
Tns eph Slsa Croker from caicui,a FOR Boston,
pus In ropsrs thcfors rtcd) having
experienced heavy eea laborcd considerably Ana 10
come .caky.
Up Lnibr'g, ga the obiiglng purrsr 81 The steam.
Francisco PAPERS, &C.
srsAssmr U.rY or AxT-rRr, Captain wlrshouss. from
Lvarpool passed sandy hook $50 FA Sunday. II
was stated ycsser5ay toe, she arrived O'Clock Nom
6sy morning.
ouicx PAsgses-Tbs steamship Ecvsis, OF the North
American seamahr o. arrived here yesterday morning
from ercytora. Nc making tho ia days aud a.
hours the quickest lime record SURPRISING her
quick run ~ July last and making the through run from
tan Trsucco - days aud Is hours The following arc
the runs orc ca isy.-
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CorFEE-Only moderate demand prevailed for Rio;
rce9 were 9teady. however sa'ss 40 ShawmuL
at l< gold In bond 100 do Tsmno. and 500 from
second hands on private terms OF other kinds heard OF
-ges - - -
-Four AND G7sra Recents 10 az BIDS four 1887 bags
do rs bags mell IS 093 bushels wheat l3t 21S d.
corn S9 do oats l65 do rye and 500 10. mat The
narket was d9i and neiyy aud prices were l5c 2sr
lower II round California duh and heavy
were about 1000 bbls Southern Gonr was duly heavy
anu nc b,c per 5pL lower. The sales confined to
about hGs within tho range Of quotations For
-four the demand was light and prices tr,ne OF:
sales 20 bbs at 81 50 Corn meal was dull but prices
unchanged; $50 bbls. city wsre sold at IS rs we
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Notice "a Ntnriners.
wlrkeLks Rocx xSrRsScs FaLvocrE.. -.
TRiNitr iloueE LONDON aug III, ioo;;
Notice hereby given that pursuant 20 The nssnt in
unted IN the advertisement from hls house dated ~ nle
last, Ben Bnoy with s!AI eni globe, and painted oscs
has mark the MANAGES Kock, insssa " ts
SPIRAL Buoy previously NJ that station.
Whntemen.
Bark lava a. Smith, ssloi from Msuritius July oosnd
hone. -
BARK Canton, LapsAm OF NIB sailed from Mauntus July
sssr Asbs Bradford Hoppe Of Nanssckst Was Of rsy,i
jay n she had esrsnsncsA very severe wsssncr ps
tAined damage
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SHIP PING NEW s.
ruaT Of NEW Ya'g. August IS. 1857.

Cleared.
Steamship Champion. lockwood. Chareson-n Nor
Steamship Chesapeake, Colby, Portani--J Amos.
sh, Sir Robert Feel Larrsbee. London-dnnneil. Min.
ship ABBY Ryarson (Br>. Dennis. An.wcrp-Boyd 4
ship dad ridlng, Thomson, Heno,-w NclsqnJr
brig Pcaroc DAM, Krcnchel Loadon-Fnnch. heincke
Brig II Benson tBr) Smith Vera cruz-J Whitney
Big Henry Louise, Potter, Port PrlnceH Becker
ars Charles Alber, tDr) Hardy, sheburns. Ns-yrcst
brig Tyro tBr), Layton, $. John yBcrandsr, unphray
Bas Bachelor ,Br, Penny st Andrewa, NsJ Boynton's
Rr,s lliram abir Tibbets Boston N ,ar Houshon;
sehr Jesss CARL. Gnderhi, Domarar.- weinberg.
schr Eedron. Holbrook, ndanoia and Lavaca-Tuppsr
Scisr Mary Aer.on. Parsons, Jack sleJ Philips
sehr " Tassr. worris Charleston T. Mocready Co
s sear S Aa9esG GSns'9 GSi b snahan
eohr y Boomleli, uob3is. sta afford.
Schr Evelyn. Burger, ~ nfoEi-
% o,q' ns yo S;sT IWSnssdsn st c'1
siosm.hp :TiIolI OR N'r.yp. Jivsrp.5 Aug IA via
Sa Aug n IL sa 8 Of ssos.:a ..c 20 Zip
wseT eg9o f. ss'% .o, c,,v,ov vi, An, % viii,
p sSsns6ys Sc. 70 lie North American Steamship Co.
team Nip Lsv1nt Br), Artley Cow BAY, days with
ssss,ap A5s a., qggEnG slssooa g. Nth das
Bark ss r A ky 9 so9.$ y R ssy' with
aha with y'ri mi rigging attached apparently
hut q . 40
rlk " tsr hs Drs aia0nd, Car6cras, 10 days, with
su4sr Sc ~ ) l. Ward Co.
B4Tk Erwin (nrl t'ill bridgeport CIR. 20 days. with
coil 90 iIrsscy & 60. Had hghi and 5W winds no
entire passage.
&C. TO Dana Bros.
frR siOnAe tSr " lk1r Bridgeport, Oh 10 Days, with
csst 10 y Whhney 3 a.
Brs Flor al Mar f'r) pcts windsor Ms, Il days with
plaster, 10 Gran tel, umphrsv 60.
.ehr V Nc ols tnr Buekard, Bridgeport ca 20 days,
WITH r0i', % iieney & Son.
sohr i Tag. BAKER windsor, 10 oayr, with plaster
Crlndni, Trnhr'v q 90.
day, y "a ish, &c, - Nesigs 500.
Eeh Nevada. DO l-h'y ami h, Is, "a days with deals
and srars, 10 q + hatch 4 20.
ss 's mot ios.n. Ma lua's Is dAys With srars, 10
snow & RrNar3-1p.
ScAr Gone. Ih,se Boston
Srlr Maria. B2rlgr W sic-ly.
schr James u Bout, ROBBINS. Hartford.
as- FOR ADDITIONAL sglPPfS3 ryrgrLIoESo8
shk ASOlHG8 PACE.
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MILITARY.

i Of the Consu.uonal nyenton e Is recommended
elective rights Of nlen- Held officers they
now exist DC withdrawn, and that the brigade
shall appointed hy Tho CounanSf Chief This
ton ia almost identical With that ATTEMPTED st the sst
sneeng Of the Iegslaur' and whicn wns deeed so OBJ
uoxious by the Srtonsl Guard throughout the State.
very member Of The saii0na Guard whether officer
private deeply interss In the preservation of the ec
live and keeniag daor omen himself through
which may obtain that reward BY pomotcr at thu hands
fellow which bg his 7oaicTy uualca
he NAV emitted: and II should not We lost sight OF that
withdrawal elective rights from rnguenta Geld
precedent for the withdrawal being
tended throughout the other grades.
meeting OF the officers VIII b. held on Tuesday evening,
yuas u nj o'clock, the Arm0fy OF the TWsfth rcd
mon, (by pcrmssl0n). corner Fourth street and Broadway,
hc who opposed 70 the above change Of system
are luTiied to be present
signed LLOYD asrfSwkLr, BrigaiieT General.
prosiftn State Military AssocAt on.
NEW YoRK August - $751;
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BRAM-wnsos -On Thursday. August q, Of the
resdencs Of the brides parent by the Rev. Thomas V
Reunina JANIS BRAIk, native Of Scotland 70 ISABEL
WHsos OF savannah, Georgia.
Phlsdelphs papers pisass copy
BussnLs-GAL' owAY.-On Friday, August q, At Roch-
ester, ~ T., by ths Rsv DR.. sheldon, G. F. BussELts.
Of New York civ. % MSS ApDn, daughter OF r. Gal
lowsy Esq, Of Chester, n p.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

EorDAY. August 2s-5P.M
Co7ros-Thc demand exceedingly light and prices
were noniinaiy 90 per d. iowef ling upland closing
at2'1so The sales were limited to about a0 bales We
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a, tbs same tms ~ year tho condition Of tho banks
was follows. ane the differences appended those
bstween the two dated respectively August 2S
xsso and Angus. q, 1867
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RcsEsre-At Harlem, Monday, August %, the wife OF
Stephen n. Roberts, OF q son.
Ban Francisco tCaL) papers please copy.
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RF FOR ADOItllNAb sblFFINI IStBLLtot
skk ASOlHsR PAGE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01
hccumuIatlon OF Gold in London


There is Cd extraordinary accumulation
Of gold a. present In the banks Of Engiand
and France. The former has run up its
stock Of coin TO sl5l .sT5, Oco, and the las-
ter 10 $3.50, o0o. 900, making total which
il far beyond what 10 needed either for the
current purposes If trade in The two CAPT,
tals or for the security and stability Of the
banks
The Only general rcsson that can be as
signed Tor this unprecedented increase Of
idle capital is the feeling Of caution and
fear in regard TO the future that prevails
throughou, the business circles OF Esrops:
I, Is not unlikely thst the stock Of es'n wiil
be considerably reduced within short time
for the purpose Of moving the crops. PUB
lie confidence in the cooliouaocs Of pesce.
may relvvs . little with the approach OF
Water. But ths prospect OF business geo>
orally in Europe becoming very brisk is not
Encouraging. Great Britain has more ex'
pensiye national enterprises on foot than
usual. There 10 still considerable discoo>
{. nj in ireland. The war Against Abys-
sin 10 inst beginning. Then British cap,
i,sl 10 refreshing from oil quarters Of the
world 10 which there 10 any sign Of disturb
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01
Tho Wonderland Of tho North.
wet.

A correspondent ION the spot writes 10
the Montana Posi Of some Of the wonders
Of Montana, as follows: "A portion Of the
Bear Gu,ch stsmpeders have returned.
They have been 10 the lake at the head Of
the Yellow stone and report tho greatest
wonder Of the age, For eight days they
travelled through volcanic country emli-
ting blue flames, lvingsstrcams Il motion
brimstone,and almost every variety of min
erals known T. chemists. The appearance
Of the country was smooth and rolling with
long level plains intervening. On tho
summit Of these rolling mounds we're era
tors from four to eight feet in diameter /;
and every where on the !svel plain dotting
1t like prairie do. holes, were smaller ones
from four TO six inches and upwards. Tho
steam and blaze were constantly diseharg>
ing from these subterrsnesn channels in
regular revolutions or exhsustione, like
the boilers Of our steamboats,, and gave the
same roaring, whistline sound. Az
far IS the eye cauld trace, this motion was
observed. They were fearful 10 ss>
cend to the craters lest the thin crust
should give way and swallow them. Mr..
Hubbel, one of the party, who has visited
this region before, vsntured 70 approach one
OF the smaller ones. AZ be nsared its mouth
his feet broke through, and the blue fame
md smoke gushed through, envsloping him.
dropping upon his body, he crawled to
within . couple Of feet Of the crater and
saw that the crust around its edge was thin
like wafer. Lighting . match he extend :
Cd It to the mouth, and instantly it vas on
fire. The hollow ground resounded be-
meath their fest - they Travelled On. and
every moment il seemed liable 70 break
through and bury them 10 its 6ssy vaults.
The atmosphere was intensely suifocating,
and they report that life could not long be
sustained there. Not living thing, bird
or beast, was seen in the vicinity. The
prespeetors have given 1t the significant
name Heir They declare they have
been 20 that bad place." and even seen the
devils horns :" but through the interpo>
sition Of Providence, mot TO speak profane
ly) their souls have hsen delivered" and
they smPhssisally aver, IL . straight and
marrow" course during their stay on the
Ys'lcwstcns viii ssve them, they will never
go there again. Near the outskirts of this
mo'strous locality, there is lake on ton
ofs mountain thst il ,cs fr zen over, ths
lie aud SNOW covering its surface some
twenty feet deep.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01

About five o'clock yesterday afternoon,
passenger belonging 10 the steamer Ausca>
zine Was drowned Just at the outside Of the
Northern Line whsrf-boat, 81 our lsvee.-
He had gone ashore, and when the steamer
was backing out he attempted to step to
her from the whafl>boat. But she was ten
or eleven feet away, and he fell into the
river. He struggled fos . moment 10 keep
aHoat, and the crew got rope 20 throw to
him, but i. became ensangled about some
wood work. and falling away from him Was
Of no avail. Just - the man vas sinking,
q passenger Frustrated himself aud tried To
reach him. lie almost touched him. The
nan disappeared and The brave passenger
love into the Sster 70 rescue hin, bat was
ansble 10 ind him. Tie mob e>ueSrted
stranger, being cncn,nherci With ais clothes
nd boots, came s.ty = n 9s..g nls own
i'e. He had sunk tvl,r, when boar /
2 ~ ttsforn { hiui. ll' e.utchCd It, and /
aupportcd aiIn untii ) .ivc WIS thrown cut
and he WAS pulled to the vtarl-boA, aud
wan then taken ABOARD TIE steamer.
Tho Muse. tine pIote iod up tt river,
aud We were unable 10 procure the name I
he dec,as d. Search will b, made for Il G
FftuN, eut WuCu papers W I
Isabably be found upon 10 Which will r.,
se,l she lame ami resden,e of Tho de-.
oesset.
A hundred or more persons on the steam
boa. aud lcveo saw the deceased step into
the river, witnessed his struggles, sud saw
him sink. This scene chilled every heholder.
All stood with bated breath, save y few
who loudly uttered incohersnt orders, and
| gssticulated like mad men. When the man
sank tor the last time, and the waters
closed over him. many of the spectators
left the spot with trembling. and with a
memory Of the shocking spect ace which
will haunt them FOE days. Dubuque Times.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01
TINS VICTIMS.

:. The great ssussction's done The
orch q ended, and The victim 10 secured.
v,res long days and nights have the ticket
Iankess Of The once great land glorious Re-
b,iean party Of Scott county. bssn ran
R,cking up and down. even from Dan 10
V,rshsbsa IN quest Of somebody or some
Wing that could bs either bought, begged,
an borrowed 70 PUN upon tho Republican
:kss 10 plaoe. Of Major Sehnitgss sod 81.
+ Rehlfs. Esq, who declined the honor.
VThs great task hes bssn accomplished.
y order to make up the race. Capt. Frank
SITTER. Of LsClaire, who was sevaral times
fore inpossuned 20 take the field against
e Major. has finally. and most ssluctansly
Snssntsd. Frank is like unto The certain
han that We read Of who went down from
jerusalem 10 Jericho he has fallen into
1ry bad company, who, when they bave
,bbed him Of Lis good name, and severely
.ounded him Ia character, will leave him
:, shift for himself. But - be has chosen,
, lst il DO DOM. lie has at last fallen into
,np>atioo in spite Of his previous efforts TO
add aloof-ist him abide shs oonss-
uences.
For Representative the na ne Of j, nts
Mauus hAs been rrsscnte3 10 place ct
n. Rohlfs' lie too, is quite Old ,noaga 70
ave known that evil conpuu.oations CO..
ips good msnners, hu, sf,er I'll We wi. do
im the justice 20 say that no Is not a al
nxious for Office; that he counts upon
srtaiu and overwhelming defca., and lad
a,hcs be defeated than elected. lie per>
lits his name 10 b. used merely 10 mako
p tho ticket, not that be cares n snap Of
10 singer for office.
So il goes. Nothing that hos been done
can b. done will In the least ward of
cfsat o s,ay the strong hand Of public
,a.gnstlon now uplii,cd and almost ready
fall upon tho republican party Of this
snnty. Their Encouragement, their cer>
ipt administration Of public affairs, their
II proclaimed determination 20 rule the
eSple with rod Of Iron, debating to them
their personal libsrsies-has long been
n increasing stencil in the nostrils Of the
'copls. and now comes their punishment
urs and certain.
Oae week from to-day the polls viii be
pensd. Let every man dc bis duty and
iotorv il ours
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01

Saturday, the 7th Of September, was the
Brazilian Fourth Of July, the anniversary
OF the independence Of Brazil; and on that
day, this year, according 10 proclamation
issued iast Dscember, the Amazon, the
great river, or king Of waters, - the fDdisn
name Para signifies, WAS thrown open, from
the Atlantic TO the boundaries Of Peru
Henceforth, all nations may freely use this
great highway Of commerce, which gives
steamboat navigation from the Atlantic
coast to within W leagues Of Lima. Peru
has also by treaty with Bsszil, end By q
former treaty with the United States, grant.
Cd the free navigation Of her AmaEonisn
waters. Navigation thus extends almost
across the continent 1hc Aosona, Sea-
going Pesuvisn steamer, built By th6 Psoas,
Of London, ascsnded in October, 1864, ftom
the mouth OF the river TO within 80 leagues
of the city Of Lima.
The valley Of the Amazon 10 vast and
fertile wilderness, with here and there .
town on the borders Of the great sivsr.-
The most important and productive parts
Of Venezuela, New Gsanada, Ecuador, Peru
and Bolivia, q we'll ~ Of Brazil, ere drain.
ed BY ito waters. Its valley he's an srea
equal to Che Whels Uailed Stat6e, without
the Pacific States. and yet the population Of
the Amazon valley il q present no greater
than that Of the single city Of Bfooklyn.-
Bus new measures 10 regard 70 gssnts Of
lands and emigraots have just been pre-
posed in Che Brazilian Parliament, which il
carried out, cannot fail to induce emigsas
tion TO this equatorial valley-where the
mercury never rises ~ high As in New
York, and where yet the rich and useful
staples, coffee, sugar, ootten rice, Iodis'
rubber, TO-. &C.. repay tho industrious IL,
borer . thousand fold.
Meantime We hope to SEQ our Americana
preparing to take their share VI the trads
Of the Amazon. which can be developed
under the liberal system which took effect
last Saturday, TO On important and lucraa
tive mmeYce.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01

wnxRE 10 Frank Suitsr, the newly selects
d oats paw to pull Republican chcstnuts
'u, Of The fire, TO get his votes from! Tho
Gazette hes slrsady declared in 90 many
words that "M.jor Sohnitscr's Republican
friends rsU cote him into Office How are
.hey going TO vote two men into che same
,ffic>p
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01

"Fncts are stubborn THINGS" Gays the old prvverb,
and III those alone do intend to deal in present
ing WRiGHTS TAR SYRUP 20 the public All
know the necessity OF guarding against Colds, as
well ~ the necessity for taking the proper remedies
when the Colds are upon us. We say, without fear
OF contradiction, that the superior Of wfight'e Tar
syrup fof the cure Of Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
Bronchits and al diseases Of the Throat and Lung
docs not exist. Below are testimonials from per
sons. some OF whom are known In all parts Of the
county:
DR. r. SsRLros MACKENZIE, Literary Editor Of For
ney's Philadelphia Press, writes
PBIIAptLrHuA, July 90, 1867.
DEAR SiR-Last Christmas for the first time In nv
life, was much afflicted By very severe Cod with
almost constant cough and sore chest "Prsctice
makes perfect, the provcrb save, but the more
ceughed the wofee I did 1t. By what then consid-
cred an accident, but now believe 10 have been
Providence. was Induced to try Dr. WuonT'. TAR
Sysrr. purchased from YOU and was greatly relieved
in two days. wholly cured In ten 1t 10 not unpless-
ant To the taste, which 10 q good point. Many years
ago, reading my way through an old library came
across me works OF that Behop Berkel ~, who pro-
pheuea'ly and irnly declared, more than a century
sgo, that westward the march Of Empire takes its
way. and among these were two treatises in which
he strongly advocated the use Of Tar n curative OF
many diseases from Catarrh to tho plague. VS.
chen ttfuch VIII the cogency of the good Bishops
arguments. and am now eufe-ffom the efficacy OF
De. Wfghre preparation OF the same remedy-thus
they we're entirely correct.
Yours, truly
n. SHELTON MACKENZIE. LID.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01
Si|||E|1||||||l3|1|i|||

Desi .r ;-Maving witnessed the operation Of DR..
fully recommend IL 70 oil persons 20 aliIicted.
Fourth and Chestnut 81: phnsdainh,s
adelphia, writes: ~ o. -
Asss suhSsnne Two yeafs with Consumption and
Tar syrup Amer using ss bostles. hssltS returned,
end !! ! a. =. now 40 to attend to my business.
~. !Sssvsns. Drsgg!sts. Reading, Pa writes:
chased about three weeks seo il nes,, n s"sX nv
customers speak highly Of t. send hsf sr.ss Of 4
n,sos P. Ana ne
Dr. Wrighis Tar Syrup doee sli ,on claim Tor II,
to my customers. 1 sooe" sssA''"'~-
County Storekecpere Price 1, 80, hessis' one
bottle WI cheek the most aesrava,ed Cough.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01
aemel lu tlae Ne Z sarns.

We ask a. q special favor Of ,ha friends
f.he Peoples Party cause in the various
lection precincts. that they make prepare
ions in due season - forward the result of
he election to headquarters in this city at
rs earliest possible moment. Just on the
noncnt tina, the count 10 made up lei q
messenger 10 started for Davenport.