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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

ss.I ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. = :, LIZ
A rAarHnR wANrED-wra a. CAPITAL OF
s !. e AZ 4 ss fSsSs s sssss "a ss
AN msELEGRkr AND rSDrsraIousaENzIEnAN
: : ass .ss s
$500, risk; 5000 cash required Addrsssx A. Herald
a msn Of some means viii pay i've per cent monthly
for the sss 2. slSoo Or part n pTogon .nrss %Ussa,
gems Apply 70 JSo. 4. HAMILTON, Loan Eroiss. Co
WAxTED-A PURCHASER Or PARTNER n
already essblished Capital required $500
ply - u Bieecksr's,. room II.
@9OO -RouxL PARTNER WANTED n Pho.
man willing devote time 70 business; knowledge u
the art not nscessary. Apply = rs Grand street
$4,000 2: s.. <. s sssI. nd T.
scss would ss an object Pae. must S.s character o o.
week. Capital station D.
c7O OOO "A PARTNER WANTED TO EXTEND
~ Ne: al ns ~ ,s. s.s..
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE ON BROAD.
& .o day. doing 500 slsss ,o ss 49, Ssadw mi
sssss n s s 70 $500
quire at room No 7. 2os Broadway.
A RELIABLE MAN WITH $500 GAN HAVE A.rAIR
N salary and good situation half in Oyster
saloon; money secured Apply to MERRIAM, a. Fulton
street. for three days
NAN WITH $1,000 CASH CAN HAVE AN INTER.
est IN very profitable and lesi,ln.te bus mess see
WANT NAN TO TAKE THE WHOLESALE
county with Loyds great double vvuivinR
Maps Of Europe and America issued to-day and needed BY
family p S e M
500 OO0 and three labor. 81 worth
500 small capital wiz o with Aiso man
Orleans the southern States Also Cuba. South
America Canadas and Europe $40 COPY can be got for
ansriean asp Pusi.ser. cortands stree, Ne. Sosi
AlEN WITH CAPITAL, -kITHER STRANGERS OR
M. natives, cali MERRIAM o. Fulton street, and he
will ahow you Ties straightforward, legitimate
business that win boar investigation.
DARrIEs WITHOUT BANK FACILITIES, WANING
loans on good security CITY endorser, real cssss Or
TON. Loan Broker. 6o9 Broadway
RIO MANUFACTURERS -rACroRY BUILDINGS
j Steam Engine Lease OF premises. with Dwelling and
Stable: all fine order and for sale low Apply TO NJ II.
klAbALL. Oh East Eighteenth street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR REAL ESTATE,
which part cash will De given. Address box 5sJi
Post Office.
CT OnO WILL BUY ONE OF THE BEST FRUIT,
DI.SUU Confectionery and Cigar Stores IN The city
KING 4 CO.. 10, Twenty third street. Fifth Avenue
Hotel. na tMA 4.N
@C O00 CASH.-A GENTLEMAN HAVING CON.
DC.UUU troll OF valuable commission and contracts Tor
% s oys n @
annur References exchanged. Address, with name Con-
tracts, Herald Office.
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pANcING AcADEMIEs.

DANCING ACADEMIES.
"A yopwovTHs DANCING ACADEMY
a. ~o gi2 Fifth avenue New York.
urvnsay and algrrnono classes children. rtepirx
c,asses Tor vrra F5r terms &C., send for
g,pooxYs DANCING ACADEMY. 5si BRooMB ~.
a nav GLASS FOR TUESDAY
Al he fasnionab' Dances IN one course Of Lessons
v,r cAexo,s DANCING ACADEMY.
- NJ rYfh rue. corner Fourteenth street.
SOW OPEA; FOR IHE SEASON.
Isd.ss' Ciass-Wedae 'sys ana Ssuruays 10 ~ N.
.s-ss-s md nasers-s ednesdays and Saturday, ,os
PsM r....m.--.l.-- Y.
tente TUESDAY and Friday evenings ats O'Clock.
r,rwAR,s DANCING ACADEMY a WEST FOURTH
~ street for children ladies' AenussTen rev clarscren
IN 80 private iessyns Z. 81. II =
+, n. FREpFRIcgs pRoFEssop AND TEACHER
N. Of DANCING Addrcss tonlyD Aew foTk Uptrernty,
Washington SQUARE, New York;
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I ow rAgE--fo .BuFrAfo Only ss vfA NEW
IL York UcntrAl and Troy Line. steamers vANDLRBlLk
and NNECffCuT daily saturdays excepted from per
zScrh rvrf ZOO of sprg tfest a sir c'cotk y NJ On
low lsIe,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

L,AsRIox Goa RsE-TROTTIN0.--TUEsDAY Nov. ~
II atlr. n Mach for o1o0, mile heAts In s Va hsr
meas y Hoden drives T. CeAekence: ". howe driyei
b. m. n.isy Rurns. J. SIMMONS, Prorrietor.
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nFF1CE PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ New YORK. Nov. =. 1851. Yffrtg' ME tg.
Notice shy given tast The Annual Election for Nine
Directors Of shs COMPANY wall be held ut the Company
ce Nos 81 and 81 Wall street. Wednesday, November
~ 1857, between the hours Of II H. and ~. M.
= By order Of The Board OF Drecors.. ln1 III 80 sgw
THEODORE 7. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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DRY GOODS.

~ -
AT GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE. 8Ae
Every crowded with Goods from vsrons
auction sales. ~
white and black SILK Bonnet Nelsets yet
offered. at ~ 30, 81, - %. 81. and upwards. ~
Specially Scarlet and cherry SIX Velves nearly naN
price, s.s. VI
sstins, Bonnet Materials and Silks.
New Feathers both ostrich and willow, ready to-day
Also styles In Flowers
Examine our Dress Trimming Department.
Yankee Notions Ia endless variety. =.
Ladies' whalebonc Corscts. &C.. 15c, VI ana 81 o.
Kid Gloves. 5Uc, 75c, 81 81 70 the pair.
Cheapest Hosiery and Winter Gloves offered these Ave
Full fines OF real Laccs Embroidcries handkerchief &C.
all under regular prices ~ N4 sss.
six Fringes, every width and color.
EDWARD RIDLEY,
3O9 Sli 3lIh Grand street. 66, IS and 10 Allen street
9th block east from the bowery. en
A GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE. g#a8 $50
Hat. aud Bonnets Of every description in beaver, fell,
velvet aud straw, from loo. 70 o.
;oa az allk Grand street. 66 IS and 70 Allen street,
9th block from the Bowery. hNtseI4 H's~
At J. ROTTER'S, N8sW1 MNFA 8TNg k8&
"A 2S6 sixth avenue. corner Eighteenth street
With the holiday goods Of own iportn-
ton will arrive offer, therefore, large stock OF
Dress and Cloak Trimmings .eN
al fabulously low prices sM4 Is ss6sH2A = Fl.
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DEPARTMENT or IsTIRioR
E4Msk a OTyicE ISDfAN ArrAIRs, Oct. H. 1851. s.
So ALED PROPOSALS.. endorsed Proposals FOR Indian
Goodsu win be received At the Office Of Indian Affairs until
IL O'Clock NJ. Friday, the 10Th day OF November nex
for Furnishing e quantities therein given kthe articles
named In the following list
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

OFFICE OF HE METROPOLITAN INSURANCE
~ Company, los Broadway, New York November !, 1851
The annual election for six Directors Of this Company will
% held mt the once Of the Wednesday N0ve
her Is At ~ O'clock WM. n WxDSWORTH. Secretary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-29
The Radical E..stmnae Or Nueu.
S0iixcsl Ciaszcns.

Ben. Wade Ia recognized by the Republi
can party a. its leader. He was selected
by the Radical Senators to be Prrsiden, in
clsc of the removal or death Of President
J ,hnsoa. 4 faw DAYS ago he delivered a
speech st NJ ,rietta, Ohio. in which lac All.
nornced his feelings a 4 the sentiments of
h party toward tho naturalized ctizens Of
the United States. We copy the following
from a report OF his sp. cch in the Cincinnati
Commercial and Gazette
II you viii take the poor Iri.hman, or
other inrci suer, VIII, comes here, and knows
nothing OF our institutions, II you will per-
rii him 10 vote after five years residence
thea insis, upon the same right for the
o.her class Of persons, tthe negrres.)
"a mas, they (hc ne roos) are better
qnaiiii q to discharge then duties under this
Goscrnment than the great mass, equal to
them M numbers. that we have always per
mitlcd ,o vote. ! am glad 10 say
that those people whom your Legislature
has teieir.d II to you o.day, whether they
shall too ,otcrs or not. are infinitely above
the class have alluded To in oil that ntels
hgence that qualities men TO vote right
Such is the estimate the radical leaders
rlsce upon the voters who happen to have
been born upon foreign soil. They regard
the negro ms infinitely above the naturalized
citizens in intelligence and manhood oil
that qualities men to vote right. After
such an exhibition Of the real sentiment en-
born citizens. Is there one who will heresf>
ter vote to keep such men and such party
in power?
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-29

FINANCIAL.

Some or our exchanges have for months
past been ni,tering Themselves With the
idea that the Radical managers OF Congress
would at an early period prepare the way
for u sDcrdv return TO specie payments. -
wnen gold, few weeks aimee. was forced
down 10 "A by the nanipulations OF Treas
ury agents, the fact was cited as an evi.
dcnce cf the near approach TO "the good
time coming" and many were the prcdic
ton. that god worli soon be at par -
OF course, 10 one having tie
least acquaintance with political econ
omy believed the prediction. for il re-
sc.eace . know, that with thousand mill
lions Of rred ENABLE paper money sfl ,at,
and with bu. little more gold received into
the Treasury than sufficient 10 pay the reg
u,uly scouting gold interest on the untaxed
b5na-. with those gold interest bearing
bonds constantly increasing by the daily
conversion into them of millions Of green>
back interest bonds, and with nearly a
thousand W Hons Of gold interest
securi,ie, vsriou, kind. held abroad
TO drain US OF oil the gold coming into the
Treasury. that the premium must rise
instead Of fall. and yet No are
told that We must not break the pledged
faith Of the nation by taxing government
bonds. Faith, indeed! When tho notes
Of war sounded through the land, the great
masses-the poorer men and laborers, left
everything for country's sake. left wife and
children 70 an uncertain support, and bold
ly marched TO tho front. The rich man, OF
in other words. capital when called upon 70
go. said no; but we will furnish the money
provided you give us untaxable governme en-,
securities bearing gold interest If the
poor man refused to leave his wife ard
family to the tender mercies Of the world,
and shoulder the musket, his name was
placed in the fatal "wheel," and force ap>
pied. None complained at this; but was
capital treated in the same wavs Plighted
faith, indeed Let the miserable hounds
who talk Of breaking the plighted faith OF
the nation. look at the two sides Of the case
Secretary Chase says, the Federal Govern
mcnt has the right TO tax these bonds that
1t always had that iight--has never surren>
dered IT, aud will exercise il when the peo>
pie demand il. Ths. time is coming and
coming fast. Docs the FIFTY concern, pub.
lshed next door I, US, want to talk Of
phgh.ed faith, II were better the devil
talk of religion
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-29

A nav girls, mill. . rev raw mill and .
new pail AID tub factory ere to he erected
this .eas,p in Clinton
S,o-o for the construction OF the Brr-
l;ngton railroad bridge is obtained NJ lie
Claire, Scott county, ard transported On
immense fat beats.
IN the af.erroo? Of the Flat inst, . man
named Grinnsll, brother Of II. II Gfinnell,
4 Chaplin, Franklin county, had one Ct bic
hands Gu, of by q reaper.
On the 23d inst. the President, Super>
intendent AM Engineers Of the llIino's
Central Railroad Company we're in Du
buque, to select site for the loca
ion Of the railroad bridge across the Mis-
sissippi. Their choice, If they made any,
was not made public.
The Monona county Gazetfe says the
grading on the railroad projected to connect
Council Bluffs aud Sioux City, 10 completed
besw en- st. Johns 1.-THE point of the con-
ncc,ion with the Chicago and North Wests
err } and the Little Sioux.
An sltercstion occurred between lot of
Wisconsin lumberDen on a raft lying near
Clinton, and mao named Collins was stab
bel .e.ercly, and one of his toes cut off by .
coinrsde named Claire-Claire left the Saft
and escaped, and Collins was conveyed TO
Clinton for treatment. A theatrical conn
pany under the management Of Chss. Plum
kett has been entertaining the Inhabitants
Of Clinton.
The Warpello louisa Co.. Republican
Of the 24th inst, tsys Of the great Ameri'
can Central Railroad enterprise: President
Thompson, 10y q letter from London,
copy Of which we have seen, has called .
meeting Of the Directors Of the three divi-
sions Of the road in Indiana, Illinois and
Iowa, at Gslvs, ILL.,, September 10th. The
object Of the meeting is to consolidate the
lhree divisions. and prepare for work. 1t vii
ne an important meeting, and we hope and
are inclined to believe, that good results will
come Of il II seems impossible that the
Judge should again be mistaken as TO what
he has accomplished in the way of secur-
ing funds. With $780, 900 at his back
he will be prepared to make things rattle,
and when the American Central 10 built j,
will be one Of the grandsst trunk roads in
United States"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-29


man some time since was repairing gas leak
corner Of 2sth Street and 9th Avenue, New York
lie went in to the excavation and then lii match.
An explosion of the gas took place. and the man was
much burned. On. Tomas Venetian Lniment was
applied freely. and in three days the about
his business in the Manhattan Gas Works well as
ever His name is Samuel F. Waters. This is one
of the wonderful cures made by DIR Tomas celcbrs
ted Venetian Linimcnt tits not only good for Burns
but for Old Sores, Bruises. Chronic rheumatism.
Sore Threats. Cuts. Insect Stings Pains in the
Limbo, Chest and Back: also internally, for Collie,
Cramps. DiarrhGa. Dysentery. and Group 1t 10
perfectly innocent to take internally, and is the
best family medicine in the world Orders are re-
eived all over Europe for Il. The most celebrated
physicians rccomme nd tit never fails. DR.. TOMAS
puts up every drop himself Sold by all druggists
AT ~ cents and 81 per bottle. DEPOT sc Cortlandt
Street. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-29

Ink Cincinnati EEquirer keeps il before
the people :, 900, 900 Radical votes have 81 &
meme,rs OF Congress, while $500, 900 Dem
ocra.ic votes have but sixty members
"Weil, wha, of p asks the Tsmes. Where
upon the Enquirer responds: There is this
about il:
I. II stops,or should stop. the assertion Of
ignoramuscs that the people Of the country
are opposed 10 the Presidents restoration
policy. They are not. outa majority Of a
million nre in favor OF it,
.. 1t shows that the pretended represent
atives Of the people no longer repre-,
sent il.
IL intimates the: "there 10 something rot.
ten in Denmark" something that must be
corrected. or else We must abandon all
claims to be considered country under
democratic institutions. If2. 900, 900 votes
are to rule $500. 600 votes, the sooner it is
understood the better.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-29

A LIQUOR DEALxR in Seymour, CT, being
aware of the presence in his establishment
Of some spies Of the Good Templars. mixed
q beverage in which there Was not . drop
Of the ardent" and put in it little vi,>
mol or something else. to make i: burn.
The spes swore positively and unwavcr>
ing'y, On the m,st rigid cross examination,
that II Was whisk:. The dealer has proof
that II was not that article, and has arrsat-
cd them for perjury. The GOOD which the
spy system 10 likely TO accomplish is ex>
ccedinely predetermined. The Templar. Of
Connecticut are to decide next week whe,h.
er they viii continue this species OF espion.
age.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-29

As a young lady Of modest appearance
vas saun,ering along Front street, in Gin.
cinnau. on Sunday afternoon. in the soci-
ETY. ofa young man who had been proscri>
bed by the young lady's mother, the watch
full eye Of the internal parent perceived
the couple, ard she rushed after item With
auch haste and with IN eye expressive oi
20 much rage that hsr daughter IN order to
escape Tho wrath she had incurred, sough.
shel,er ia . shed on Front street, nrar
Plum. but on entering il fell into cellar
about Twelve isse deep asd received several
oess~ns ksvs;sss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-29

REDUCTIONS OF TARIFF on TELeaRAMs TO
ErRoPE -A meeting Was held in London
on August LIST, Of the Angles American Tel>
egrAph Company, and after rather lengthy
cned discussion, the report OF the Directors
Vas adopted. There was division among
the shareholders 10 to the propriety of re.
cucios the tariff from clo e. IS for TWEEN
" words. Il was urged that previously to
adopting the reduced tariff permanently. IL
should be put in force for specified time
in OF der to ascertain Whether the new scale
OF charges WAS ben6eial to the interest Of
the company.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-29
Rug'NPnREY,S
Homeopathic Specifics

1IANE proved from the most ample experience, an
! entire success simple, efficient and reliable
They are the only medicine perfectly adapted to pop
ular use-so simple. that mistakes cannot be made in
using them harmless, as Ia be free from danger.
and so efficient as to he always reliable. They have
faiscc the highest conmendation from oil, and will
always rendS satisfaction. Cents
No. Cures f'ever-. Congestion. ..-....... %
," Worms. Worm fever. worm collie. 2c
" Crying collie. heethnc OF nfsnts,.... rs
Diarrhua oichlidren or adults.:... 23
)" Dysentcry Gripping. Bilious collie. IS
:" Cholera NJ rbus Nausea,... =. 20
/" Coughs. Colds, bronchitis. 2s
:" Neuralgia. Toothache Faceache. 20
o" Heastaches. Sick Headache. 49,. 25
10 !" Dyspepsia, Billions Stomach. 25
II - Suppressed, scanty painful periods 20
Il " J.eucorrhopa or Whites ......... IS
Is Group. hoarse cough, $3.50. 1900. rs
IA Salt Rheum. Erysipelas, Eruptions. 20
IL rheumatism. Rheumatic pains. rs
IL Fever and Ague. Chill Fever, ........ 30
II Piles. internal and external. ........ so
Is Ophtalrnv, sore infamed cyce...... 50
10 " Catarrh, acuieor chronic influences. 10
20 "WhOoplng-cough.s sasmodic cough ~
u a sthIna. oppressed. ......-......... ~
p Ear discharges. impaired hearing. %
- = Scrofula, enlarged glands, .......... So
"a General debility, ply ical weakness no
20 DrOpsey, ecanty secretone. ....... 10
26 Sssaa-sickncss, or sickness from riding. ~
~ Kidney Disease, Gruvel.. ......... 90
Is Nervous Debility seminal emissions
involuntary discharges, Observation-Disclosures. 100
20 Sore Mouth or Canker. ............... 20
" go Urinary lncontinuance. 50
q 81 = Painful Periods, even with spasms.. 30
80 Sufferings at chan3e OF Life 49,. 100
50? Epilepsy, spasms. 81 vitus dance. 100
" "a " Diptheria, liberated Sore Throat 80
FAMILY CASES.
Case Of 80 walls, morocco hook complete $40 90
Case Of ~ large walls, in morocco, and book - 500
Case OF 20 large walls. plain case - -. 500
Case Of IS boxes Nos. I to 15) I" - 500
These remedies by the or single boz are cent
n any part OF the country, BY mail express free OF
charge, receipt OF price. Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MED.
ICINE COMPANY.
ONCE and Depot. No. be- Broadway, New York.
For sale by every Medicine Dealer.
DR.. HUMPHREYS ie consulted daily at HE ONCE.
personally or by letter. above for all forms Of dis
oasee. dec1-deodNwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-29

TINS corner stone OF the first bridge over
the Missouri river was laid on the l7th, with
Masonic ceremonies at Kansas City. The
result OF this experiment in bringing the
largest and most treacherous stream in the
world will be watched with interest. Some
engineers hold that the Missouri can never
be spanned by bridge that will last.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-29

Ar st. Clair, Mich, Charles 7. Wheeler
sprang into the river and saved a young
girl from drowning, but while himself
climbing back on the dock, he was struck
by propeller coming up, and injured SO
severely that he fell back and was drowned.
A few days before be came into possession
of go, 900.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-29

ins Jackson (Miss.) Clarion SAYS "tbe
carbon disease what may that be?1 il
prevailing ex,ensively in Rankin county
ana IN some cases. almost every horse
mule, COW, OF. and hog on the plantation
has been taken of. IL has made its an,
psaranee in the vicinity Of Brandon. and
the people will not eat beef there, and rise
mix and butter very spsringly; several
remedies are being introduced 'or the cure
OF it, but IS yet no certain cure has been
discovered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-29

Metz, has been sentenced BY Justice Kelley
to serve thirty days Imprisonment aud to
pay 800 for cruelty to an OK. The com
plant was brought by the American Soci-
ETY. for the Prevention Of Cruelty to AMI
mails, and it was proved that Metz had
broken the leg OF an on with club, knocks
ed out its eyes, and otherwise tortured il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-29

CHOICE FRUITS 81 SPICES,
Arc creating quite a sensation among Lovers Of
Choice PavorseverywheIe for their delicious Flavore
Strict Purity and unrivaed strength. Those who
wish the best, and those who wish economic seek
them. Coltone Pnrc Vanilla Flavor IL aought by
many who appreciate that Rich Flavor in its Purity,
VERY unlike the many Vanilla Extracts In market.)
Ex-Gov. JAxxs Y SxtrH. ov Providence. r. l.. SAYS:
NY wife pronoun,es them superior to any Flavor.
ing Extracts she has ever used.
Eek Gov. WIN. A. BUCKINGHAM, or CONNECrfC'r, says:
For long time we have used them, and find them
fine.
HOLLAND. Timothy Titcomb.) the well known
author Of Springfield. Mass, says: "They are the
Standard In all this vicinity
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THEM.
Such list Of References Is seldom given. See
Circulars with Dealers. Sold by Grocers and Drug
gists. Prepared by J. W. COTTON. Proprietor Of
Coton's Toilet Article No 3, to Heal and Beautify
the Skin. Sold by Harrison 4 Starks, and Parks 4
Hosmer, Davenport. lows.
chicago Wholesale Agents, FULLER, FINCH
FULLER, "a Market street, for all Coltons Prepare
t.ous; Sept 25-dly.
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED by
REMBoLps EXTRACT Bucnu. feb5 d&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-29

1T Is said that the keepers Of faro banks.
eeno rooms. DC, who have thus far eluded
tho detectives Of the Society for the Sup,
pfees'on OF Gambling, within the last two
Or three days have left the city Of New
York. The majority Of them have eore to
Sara'oga. The disclosures of the last week
make il evident that the samblipe dan.
oess % broken up. Or their owners must
sss~s sh~ ~;.~ .s~A thev ~hc~s. ~, l..t..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-29

Thousands Suffer indigestion.
Costiveness, Piles. Headache, and don't know how
much they lose by passing by DR. HAkRi. oS's Peril
static Lozcngers. Finding the papers full OF RENE
dies, they take notice of any, and thus lose the
benefit of good thing. We are selling them inn.
mensely for they what everybody needs and they
will do what We promise.
The most perfect, agreeable and effective cure for
every form OF Indigestion, and the only for the
Piles, either bleeding otherwise.
HELMBoLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCEU IL
pleasant in taste and odoY, free from all injurious
properties and imme date In t. action. dtSwly
LADIES can receive a box OF DR.. veplu'e Pills by
mail sealed from the eyes OF the public, by enclosing
one dollar and six postage stamps to NJ. w. MA
COMBER, Albany, MY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-29

Esq No i, Beoufort avenue. Brooklyn. from gen
eral debility
MAY |, Y sp'cher. ESQ. No. 9o5 West Thirty eighth
street. from INC picnt consumri
May 3. hnupter. E~l 100 isisi ns'reet, \. r.
from obstinate eaiaFrh, and Ills wife from bodily
aeakness
june II. II Cohen, Franklin street, n Y.-sencral
condit On i'm. r.y,d.
june ~, Mrs. Johanna Fuchs. IL Tprirg street, y.
strengthened after t,phus fever
june IL. II A kra.p. Rochester. y. Y.-lungs
eireng h, ned
June q Gustav Hnmc, No. IS, Eighth avenue, N
I.--eaf not be without IT,
jun p / l. Lee, Es-cx county, Port Henry. has
dnne him good
MY y, " oiyic. Montreal, Canada. lis nearly
out orders more
Sold at druggists and grocers'. Persons wishing
agencies might apply 10 Ilofi Malt Extract Depot.
hi4 broadway, y. Y. or LANnFELDr, THoDE
90. Sole Akenis. nayenrori. Iowa.