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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14
Now York Market.

7 tSO" u OEEA .sH6AEAGGe
By Telegraph. June Il
Fiour-Quiet. lo2i5c lower, O. soGI so for
extra State; 10 .ee@isoo for Round Hoop Ohio.
Wheat Dull. spring nominal. 2@Sc. lower.
Rve-Quet, l.35 for western.
Barley-Lover.
Corn-4S5c. better. closing dull, l.lo@l.ll
for new mixed western; LII for old.
Osts-1@2c better.
dull. e
Lsrd-Quiet, firm. at l2lf@lsc.
Whisky-Ouiet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14
Cincinnati Market.

CAnca0nott MARKET.
By Telegraph June IL.
Flcur-Unchanged.
Whcat-Unchanged.
Rive -i.S5.
Whsky--- Unchanged.
Mess Pork--Dull, 2l.T5, no demand.
Bulk Mea's-Un changed
HaTs-Cnchanged
Lard In demand. sales of 400 tierce., second
class city brand at Il.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANcIsco, June 13-The Union
State Convention nominated George G.
Gorham for Governor on the first BALLOT.
Gorham 1867, Bdwell 1892
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TEnNESSEE.

AoBiLn, June 1zs-Col. J. p. ro....
Collector Of Customs has beeo asrsae.sS ~.
0slfsaeasss, end bailsd ~ Is. 0oO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14

Chicago Live Stock Market.
By Telegraph June IA.
Cattle-Receipts II cars. Choice 70 prime.
s.50@s. 90 fair TO good, 6.60@5.90; common
TO medium, 435d455.
Hogs -Receipts ~ cars Choice TO prime
o0@6 rs; fair to good 5,65Ql595 common
to medium 4 40@5.50.
Sheep-Receipts 2 CAPS Good TO choice
5oQp5 so; common to fair O0@4 25.
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- 4 prrEI.pI

SruDioN0 -FARRANp'S BLK, sdFLoOR
nHOroGRApliS WORKED IN OIL OR
Il Water ctlors, or Indie ink on plain or
altumcnised paper. Particular attention paid
o copies.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14

Dlandys' Portable etean En-.
Gine0 and saw militia.
Enginee Of al sssss. end Saw Mills either sineie o.
double. Both easily transported nom place to plsce
ON etont waeone. All 0echinesy warranted. and
guaranteed to cut ffo0 ax to ten thousand feet pse
day. These kneines md Mills ere used IN eveSv
esase IN the Union ard almost every country IN the
World, and are everywhere pronounced The Bot.
Iof Illustrated elfealass, vit1 deoes1Desooo nejcee
adssp00 . Opeeo1oG1, Address - 1AM0hcS0rUR
~ sliswAw Saoeevsns' -. 81 ~ a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14

NEW PICTURE rnAM mss, ', W, n.ro ,..ely .a-
II dsa 10 our largo a.s1rtmsns o. Frame Mouldings
LUSH q GRiGGS.
ssPerry Street. tear Post once
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14
BULLS WORM DESTROYER.
Parents. Read this Important letter.


Middlstown. Ind, April 20, 90.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Duplan writes: do not know
that Bulrs Worm Destroyer needs any more
by lie own merits. but will state that my little
sen, aged about three years, Was severely at
tackled lest fnll and winter with light chills. iol
fsvsd BY very high fever, throwing him into
spssms or more properly tts. lasting from hall
time The child has very strong symptoms Of
worms. Ny physician ono Of the best in this
pert Of the country exhausted all his skill and
Inc Msteria Medics 20 sxpel the worma. and en-
HULL could Dc II, and gave the child the contents
Of three boxes, in triple doses. night and morn
icg. with happy results. The child has mot he'd
a spasm for over three months, and instead Of
the bl0ated maaa that he Was. he 10 now well
and hearty. John Bull did ~"
Yours Wulv,
N. l.. DrrLix.
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BURNErr-s coCOAlNE.

u Superior 70 oil snimal oils in The following
partisclars:
It's .ooling Vegetable Oil. (Aninsl oils
are hestipg.)
Its rapid absorption Leaves little residue on
she surface. (Animal oils do mot possess this
popularity in any great degree)
1t does not quickly become rancid. (Animsl
oils do.)
hinparts glossiness to the hair By its pens-
sfating power. rather than BY mere outward lus-
tre- THE csatrsry 10 srue with regard 10 aai-
nal oils.
"Tm LATE sFATB PAIR
70 Jeeeph Duauets 3 Co., iDeeton, wae
ssoWlr4e4 EtFoe Pfioo ~ Cooh3ng H4tfoGoo !.
seon6 tisot Psios log 3olloe Artis1ee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14
EXECUTIVE AAU0lOUs
WAauIN0TOv. ID. c.. June II

city government 20 vIsIS bOSSou:
ExHcuTTvs NANslon,
WAsnINeToN, ID. c., June II.
SiR:-I have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt Of your letter Of the 7th inst,
rendering to me, in accordance with Q vote
of the council, the hospitalities OF the city
of Boston, during my contemplated visit.
intend being present at the dedication OF
the new Masonic temple in your city on the
cath inst, and during my short stay will
feel honored to accept the Inequalities oil
your city, receiving them With reciprocation
OF friendship and courtesy which prompted
the council in their offer
with great respect, very truly yours,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
President Of the United States.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14

,. uENTisr. oniec In F"r'ests Block.
ff~f<tsfs II .nl.n.itr r. - cornef "a and Per
iyF4TA " ftrettp. Has lad OYER - years
~'i1IYfY ,,.ctis.. IN THE city. Has the coin
.,., .,a,a.n. M, turing an: administering
..'a,,,', - jani2iy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14

Enprrows. Yates CO., N. y. May i5, GO.
Aa,tors Rural New Yorker:
seeing an inquiry in the "Raral' for cure
.or 'na, distressing disease. the Asthma, wrNe
70 ie' the inquirer know what has almost cured
nave had the spasmsdic ASTHMA fifteen years
anu never found any medicine that would pre-.
sen' an auack when it was cening ON until |
commenced taking Jonas WhteoNbe kennedy
Tor Asthma commenced t,kiug this remedy
e,ehseen years ago, aud have net bad severe
"WhiTCOnyS REMEDY has dose for
me Gil that tits recommsnded y do.
SAgAH SEBLEY.
Ex.Pres's Marean van Dsren's
sufferines in his last lines were greatly
aiiev'ated BY the use Of JosAs WHrrconB's
As1nnA K.nsDr, - proved By letters in
our possession from bic PhyGsian, and from
NJ, van Buren, himself, expressing much
Qualification With the ree.lsof il uss.
Rscomnsndatory notices nlght be more ex-
tended but It 10 needless. heesoss really bat ons
theme IL the burden Of thsu n, and their -.
eral spirit Is combined i, he dove.
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COM N z RClAL.
kbnVepssOrl Market Report.
OFFICE or rnE DAVENPORT DsvocaAs. |

OrsicE Sr rnE DAVENPORT DnvocsAs.
June 3 1897. I
FLouR.-lFsr hrAxps. XXX
\, sold by Joshus.on and ID. Is. Sears 4 Son
Retail bulk t,l.s
- Sacks. paper, il2 90.
% bbl ii2fo.
tANl $1,000
Missouri White Winter, in sacks, 90
Wholesale decfs per bbi less.
Con. MsAL--.er loo rs, Sao9M2.6c
WsKAT Receipts no,ninsl and prices unset
tied.
nos. and 9 prices
range from L. 20 60 IS per bushel
Cuak .......... 5o@s5
DAys........... 6o0LT0
Rye-l 40.
BARlsY .... 65@ll0
liusgEa Per ID i0@25c.
Eeas.-Per dozen, loo.
WHrx BnAxs-Prime navy tl.75 TO a.. 90.
HAv.-Per ton, Timothy 1900 Upland Psai
rio lo0o@l2 %.
vreen Apples 90 per bushel.
CoAL-By the load. II t32c, at yard, lsc, de
hvered. ACC per bushel.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14

DR, BuLi-Desr Sir Ny husband. DR.. Z. ).
Central New York, where he died. leaving ths
above y, p johnson 10 my care. Al thirteen
years OF age he had . chronic disrrhes and
sor ofula, for which gave him our Sarssparil-
Ia. II cuasD mix. have for ten years recon.
mendsd IL 70 many in Central New York. Ohio
and lswa, for scrofula, lever sores and general
debility. Perfect success hes attended II The
cures effected 10 some cosss Of scrofula and fever
sores were almost miraculous. en- very ans-
ious for my son TO again have recourse to your
SsrsaparilIs, No Is fearful Of getting spurious
article, hence his writing TO you for Il, His
wounds arc terrible, bus believe he will recov-
er. Respectfully,
JEAuIn JenNsoN,
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Nm. =. YOg,MANS.
kPlyK a MORTON.

ID lYSiCIAN AND SURGEON Office. DOR.
Il "a and Brady Streets, under Sueeper b
bsylie's store Residence on llth e.. bet. Ira.
dy and Main. octsd ar
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TAPPANS GrMs.-soHs'"''s New aud very nne
i Call and zoe them al rysp -
O. Perry Street, hear Post Once
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14

HosTos, June 1s.-The following 10 the
Prskident's reply to the invitation of the
city government to visit Boston:
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Bulls sarsaparilla.
A lioOd Reason for ilse Cnptoia's
Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER AND The
LITTER FROM Hl3 MOTHER.

benton Barracks, Mo, April 30, 1866,
Dr. JouS Bull Dear Sir: knowing the ef-
fcency Of your Snrsaparlln, and the healing
and beneficial qualities 1t possesses. send you
the following statement of my case
was wounded about two years ngo--wss Ia
ken prisoner and conheh for sixteen month =
Being moved so often that my wousds have not
healed vet. have not sat up moment snce ]
was wounded, am shot through the hips,
NV general health is impaired. and need some-
thing to assist nature, l have more faith in
your Ssrsaparilla than in any thing else,
With that that IL genuine, Please express me
half dozen bottles and ohligc
Carr U. p. JOHNSON. g. Louis. Mo.
p. S.-Ths following vas written April 30.
johnson:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14
SPASMODlC ASTHMA.

While in Gernsny, an eminent physician.
who became interested in his case, promised
him relief. He followed the treatment ordered,
and to his surprise AID joy, his asthma instant
~ disappeared. lie procured the recipe which
had accomplished 20 mach for him, brought il
with him to this country. and it became the prop
ETY. Of the presen. proprietors This remedy.
has been used in thousands Of the worst sases,
with astonishing and uniform success; and 1t 70
now offered to the public with confidence in III
merits. 1t contains no poisonous or injurious
properties Whatever, and an infant may take Is
with perfect safety (See circular accompany
ing each bottlc)
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14
Disease OF the Eye.

HOCSE AND sian PAINTERS, GRAIN
III ER-. Paper Hangers. d!arers. 30. shop
,gner Main aaA kif,h ,,a rnrhYF-atv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-22
SHIPPING IATELLIG ENCE
PORT OF EEW-YOgG.....".8oL2 81

CLEARED.
Steamship T'ge G.'en I'raT' Atlantic Maii Steamship CO
~ au-ip rru isssn Lson savannah, Livingston Fox Co.
si,amsAe Ha',.io, ''3a , . iN Wen , r,.i
Siraas- sara.sa Ang Aoro. C,v Point and Richmond y L.
slearo Rising s,, connor Ana Pacific ,la steamship Co.
steamship AradD Elrige. he. West sni Galveston IL Mallory
steamship Eersqs, neal'e rq.tos W P Clyde.
Brig sallra Brl. Jcrvs. C'liz Trrner Be'tte
Brg n aas 4s5t na. susr1a and G5ral.ar r. p Bs-ooe
Hy star Of TIT Sea (rl Do@e 81 John n b, r l. Ae1s .
Ig IL Gilbert lGr) Donaldson II,h5 Craria Unphy Co.
r, Jesrette .sB j. FsA lilo .ero Fane Nleincle Vent
SrL b. small tBr, stevens Ss Lgayr ssd Canpeahy Aolef
se.r jesse Carl rnirhin. cu,.d Bolivar. p. J. werhers
S.Ir. IoIasb, J.. .5n ilo,;,.. g. b. g4.s,t. 8 Drl.
scr. Bne On Deaer Is1orO and Noscoa N B., P Nera'
5er Fauuy Fen saeuers Layaeea and rainols C. Il Mallory
seir. DAT johnson s.sm'.rd. -
koop Active. 81 .e iaHhuIf Conn O. T. Perritor ~ bro
6oob Mar Elizabeth srs tew.aven, q. h. Racket a. Bro
ARRIVED.
Steamship Pm Br) iiaN Liverpool 6h inst sni Qnesn''oTt sh
B LJ Bassooaeo, Pcrao - days With frat and pass
ErsJ r. Eaton ofcns Rec Bueuo. Ayre' SEPT IS with hides 70
B,r yTr7, Oar, of Bstno,, H.gg Rio Jauero q iays vita
y CToos cf vport Hammond C,bsea Cuba, % tlr. vh
sugar &C. 9, master ld srols gales oa TIE passage II "Ael 81 u
m VERNE ,ofwaor " s.. Davidson Windsor days eh
sc.r W, M N-,v. C,,.- P,te-.trr, s,r Yer Bedford
r Bem -il Fer Para q dave, vi.l WITH rubber &c. to
pe-se
SPOKEN.
Rulandslp, date, ht " 81 ou % 20 w. from Boston Tor
BOMBAY.
Un.ic-barL Vow y iat ~ tan. q. steering n
taula--sieaIasa.i. Npr. .. ci i4stleL
Chllaln-saiy. Nu o. at 81 ~ ~ ION. % - W. bound
Aeepo-steals-p 'o'. D. d. % ~ oa' - ~. D'--- H.
DISASTERS.
sax 20Le hal ten Of the Ocean struck o The
ros m Bersbam Cbaus o,n The vessel Ashore
% fl- fitlo0, I'd water.
Boos ROY. 2i-ile shr Lizs D. Small from pan7sspoi of
pbialeuhs rr Cord the 81 ior rqar b. TIE
s1aa o. DE- i7 in away Der t.rns and main
toDAAs auI sgHs forea-ii end 10
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo'rov No. 2IAed ;eamshir Mcclellan Ba.mo-e snf Ven
b 90 Zen Sn iardos hne L. d. A4etl tiE-
aros. sohrs >. d. Griffin dni h. G.. Gales Ae1-lolk
PHLADELPHlA hog 2LAso4, steamship Alliance, IRON Ch-es
to-.
SAILED steamship Jnasta hr NeV-Orsans via Havana .
HON. Nor. Ar s srlrs H. LuaS ostou Tor Morn
Att-lr 1ioutcl G-ogffnH o. salem c4 Williams, q
town Boston, for COha kt Carson lBLl 4Asef
honrd u Boston; Flora A heVcOfb, virginia Tor nalaIa
2Jth. a u --scaT Jula 4. beckett for Boston.
FOREIGN pOErS.
10 Cabares, Cuba, NOV bs Anasnlas Coonbs fr Boston
loading
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rtTr Nrw CONSTITUENCIES PROVISIONS AND
IMPORTANT FEATURES.
Prom Our Special Correspondent
r'V| W. VALPARAISO. Oct II, 1857.
Our intelligence from Perm still continues er-
citing The particulars Of the revelation IN Arequpa
oro the occasion Of the Promuation Of TIE new Cons
tution the important article of which is INTENDED b
extend RELIGIOUS tolerance have not yet h2on fully trans
command IL person of he Government iltops,a IH7t
number Of which had bren Transported NOM Liha -
IsIly by the English steamer. a. tne -lNat 81 LIS
Internal perturbation tAe iolg-desred, treaty 20
tween that country and tlLi mas berh hlSht u
beside the usual Grucles feiaalk 20 ,thNEs
etc the document stpulacs IS follows Ihe lhhabai.
~ ecb couIty slaN enjoy ln the oller le st c4Fl4 ao
fhsr 1ihts AS possessed - TIC nations themselves WITH
oit ar Limitation whatever; Cbe SAME with regard 10 the
0 ~ tle TWO nations and u products OF each shan "a
- az Nh dues te ports " the other, sut ' 10 tnt
fIoin reservations: During tLe first year ~ Tie treaty
he PernyIan duty wheat and f0ur VII be rtducea "a
~, cont tle secOrd year that VIII DO reduced by ~ Per
fent and on the following year wheat VIII 20
a5,niftsd free, while lOur VIII nay Guy
a. al erfs quntal for The three succeeding yeafs aiteI
beh ID wl also become tree Three years rom inc date
"a witch tails treaty into fOfCe PERUVIAN tobaceO "a
80, admitted free into the ports Of Chill No export
9uucinal or other dues 10 be levied Oh the natural
rocs OF manufactures of either country exported 20
no other These the chez points OF interest IN TIA
treaty which remain ia force - years, 10 commences
In SiX months from the date which " Is raheG; but
- m continue from sOmonths thereafter or from The day
IN hch either " contracting parties may signify "a
he other "a intentiOn'o Of determining Il.
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fOB ASPifWAib g., NoF 2l-Tn steamship Rising s'ar-For
Ar~'i Ar and hrt W. tsarmaa, rect nure AID claren
s l ls dohn X helF ADD child. Ar. htuau sl e lht9
NJ 'sol AL children Leopold Aslgnan H. l. stone J. y Do,S
"l .1 -elc ports: lss pyy BROKER For taoFas r~
4arts L. hoce aud cliI Mrs ". a. Enilit ce = Con-
,t 4ii an 1rs i4fl ha1auar 81 Fanny Hartley = H. hnsn
9 tL r g G. Alfici ar hen. h. 1lansruii hrA bfetA
i.7 sse 'rera T. Brown ad daughter b. Herman ms
~. t.s 1rr Ns no Duio Mrs., T. q. Reed child ana servant
J"hh l. h'Lat hr. hooisoril NJ ard SIR. D. h@herri
CHI lf,n snc servant Ars bvee - Woodwork Mss La locse
az l. Few ba. lady 2ca lr.u au4 nurses, Rev T. a. fl-
9' vie ai child Nr AID Mr. Variegu ans ct r. Aanilo3y "
fisha srd Nr Sizes Cleveland Mss Martin u. or Nr u y
Canton fll c N. Ll4er- aul Mrs ". H. leiveese a1i
child 3rS g. Van Pe' Jsnes Mb0-n T. Susy r. H. Dawes brS
Hamilton Ars Magc s Gel e ir ~. Castor and children, J. W
t!rye onl VIE : - eAa K B. Flrry H. Cot NJ G. Laerise
" iefdkson 3i Eicr Granger ReT Bsop Afuat Dir aud h
D. C. takns " o. hoeer A o. w. Iaron Misses Afl ard Elira
en' MIS- torhw aid children. Miss Aia j. McLyseeI, lrs = J.
htcnnun children al s-rfa Chs VI w. Mrs j. Pcs
f. AFeci 9-i Bsie MIS- Fg-e, ~ g. ,rftn, H. coael Af>
booet ai chiA j. o. Kelley p g. He.h. W Nbh Jos Copeland j.
Cody b. = cWuoD a.t. lli m ills. A. bgxuie A. wooster ana
son Morgan Ns' Jessie lrig q f1sr,E, r. Ktazr. Mrs A.
b"nga sf nFas, q. Fret Ms4E Ars. Lizzie and Grace ne
iscr 1rhn 1870 49, -s r. Davis sal cll Mrs H'or Mrs D. Jel
hils ani cId j. d. NJ bailey tts AtNonl, Hiss T. Stuart
Mas hln Hla;uan Chs Giplcs, Sis J. Jarvis sui cA ALI
large HgIDeI iu s.cOld cabin a.t sersa-e
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TIE Nrw CONSTITUENCIES PROVISIONS AND
IMPORTANT FEATURES.
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AmrEfnunis.
I CADEMY OF MUSIC.
- lIALl1N OPERA

ACADEMY OF ~, MTsIC s,.
D''''' Ci;;6i hARi ~ D"
TIE Director i TIE horo- % 'u tie Pabe sHi subscriber the
fios'ig .tlier received today
sa. W. g. sll,r., depu;.ton Of members 90
a IS s a l q e.. % lssy I,}ee,i . ys
rirt bat t. tu5fe nay i t , .ooe W.. ,l1 S
oaf e'of u l4'-'s' We rsi--il respectfully yolrs, -
g. WHALE. l. sCUNEUprRGER. G.. MiLASO.
E1r be.s 70 aauoilcs for
MONDAY EVENING NEXT. nov. %,
GoUN0JS GRAND OPERA OP
ROMEO = GIULIETTA,
'ia the sane e' as OIL f. ,f,' P-e.siliaH eseP.
li. accepted The osrc4 ia osl to give greater strength and
TUESDAY EVENING NOV &c. ats
MNfE. PAREPA.ROsA,
IL Eoss.n', mas,eraor4,
THE BARBER OF SEVILLE.
cIGNOR GlORGIO F0NCONI As FIGARO.
nos OFFICE ASD olHER TCEEr OFFICES Sow OiES.
4 ca DENY OF AUSiC-JANAUSCHEk.
IL d RIG Max MAhtlLAA
MILE. FANNY JANAUSCHEK.
tbs FhbAO SyESlNG. NOV. q. alta
Second asat Of lie highly 'uccv... Drama.
MARIANNE,
MARTANNE
I AI TPN fSy 0v J Jh5 , fE9IIS
- ToIcaGow islTtTDsD EVENING, NOV. q
GRAND SHAKESPEARE NIGHT.
On uAich oceaiioi win le procured Selections from
ROMEO AND JULIET.
MACBETH.
! URIC HALL. TONIGHT.
between sor,g.fra and Forty, eoni-.t.
POPULAR ORCHESTRAL CONCERTS.
THrOIOkE Or
TIGHTS FIFTY CENTS ONLY.
THIS ,EuDhO EVENING, Eov q. At TO-
THEO. TTOMAS'S THIRD
GRAND POPULAR CONCERT
A. the aboys.ntled new and ELEGANT Concert iialL
THE iOUSG' AM iolULAR PsiGA DONNA.
MISS MINNIE y HAUCK,
az krd permission Of Mr Max Miretlekl
THE UNR1VALFD ORCHESTRA
AND EMINENT SOLOISTS,
PROGRAMME FOR THIS EyENISG;
Overtuerar, huhef
2. Waltz cuIrr Strauss
IsSa1s. s fieic "a iact ssen,
Mtps mEr1EL AND MANUFACTURING
Na 8iv5E T. HiUcG
Grand Fina- he'ne
o. ro o.,. e1"oaf Strauss
10 A. B B,t. Don o-pal, ........ SoHrt
W.s MINNIE a. HAUCK.
a. Sel-con1rrr Verdi
H. Polka Ior L.,r nrsoss
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS ONLY.
SUNDAY BYE ,NG-2ECoED SuNDN C0NCLEE
. 40 ' 49, sTrrywrY HALL
Mr. L. F. HARRISON he, hist b rms eou0leted
% SIS GRAND OKaTOROS 10 take place
dunn ias- hterwsy llai commencing toe
NATIONAL OCT lNkSGINiNG DAY.
THURSDAY, Aovrru'ri i............TIt hi ANOhS
THURSDAY. Ufreubr it...........tANobN.
NEuhE~itl. HercrIrr 4s.........LHt u .NNiAH
THURSDAY Jlanay lt..............IilE CREATION
THURSDAY lsh -la-. -D.........-.Jl DAh MAttAbhUH
TIL htDhl 81. rob i'................ LLlIAH
Mr Hsrr irl the ices Of the les, goloisa including
'-' MADAME rARRPA.EosA
Nf. GEO EfFiNOS. Tenor
NF. J. X THOMAS Baritone
ST. THE THOMAS Pull Orchestra
THB GRAND CHORUS
ofths
NY HARMONIC SOCIETY.
Y I FfTTRH Director
Subscription tfst for 10 or1t os Including reserved sesia
Iifl DOLLARS.
Single tehe 49, rese-ys y
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W.. and sebrU Hall
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The sale 70 Subscription tickets osyey close on IURSDA1,
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yl.Sital.

DFYNOIDSs SPECIFIC foT GOVT and
t-isW-This Justly celebrated rn-diene continues to be
~ rsfiou und reumaiic slHefrfa
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MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS and Dec
VA Grated Marble Matte Wsi1scong Panels Bufean snd Table
TOPS. Sc T. B. STRhAGr No 6g5 sItsave bet 55th ard 9o
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Stttuus anS Cuttings.
Professional gOtitts.

III. ANNA DENSMORE has returned from
Europe sn win reromencs pfaeuco az uef "'ueh'' 40 -
Fnb.sve. on THURSDAY, No, 81 --------
D1R ALLEN. No. 40 Grecnwch,aye.-
bssi stoas ls4ssi lady physician desired Immediate
relief SKA saiet. guaranteed - ---
TYDR0PATHIC INSTITUTE, No. A Bond
m, q vas ETCZKOWSKL Dr. JAS. H. NORTH Physicians
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IRON LIVERPOOL AED OuLENSION ~ Nov. 4lin Ft--nsh'p
g. A. Pollard children T. C. Sewa.re, p Kests
Mrs Cg and Mr. luras BIZ Irlk4I Dir ..roO. 4na
lazy Hiss Kate Lzooe. Mics Sn0WoN aAl 3J TIE s.eeTsg
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:cayS au1 Io'ms.

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ID lllns rooms. with BOARD Tor rrnia ai ter 'irr, .li
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iron Han Home hts TIC n51eu inlrorere u.s. r4 ne'F |
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
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IlarbIt i'1anttls.

TTARBLTIZED SLATE MANTEL.SI,5Ihltos,eo
M srF arc requested - call At No. lr2 bSs w
bet, re-, IS neI sish National Dark
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mo the POIICL Of the UNIILD - a y
j fndte CANADAsOn SEPT a. tsrs Wa STOLE" ~. ne
HORSE o over tr~n
hands ga on uect Wien roi CHECKED OF frned @ cfe'
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on ~ OF side. tle lover el1 Of Tie th' te - ~
tt irbes In eryth running g. line nearly With soc t" F i
rlsee mi tan. Tie tie vaers LAYS opposite ee"
o., a. other REWARD ~ ~ VIII Re paid fr o.
lie uropry G81 the srd conviction Of e Ll ~
GLOkGE WALTER. Kis.ou, northampton Co., Pa
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A TRurH STRANGER THAN FAonoN.


"A TRuTH STRANGER THAN FAcnoN.
An Indianapolis letter writer says;
While passing through the Union
Depot few days ago | was accosted by
one.armed man in faded army blue
His apparent familiarity surprised me at
first, but soon recognized him as au
old acquaintance. This is not the place
tor biography, but the history of this
man is sufiic emily exceptional and in,
terresling to deserve at least passing
notice.
Fourteen years ago l first saw him
working at windass in the gold digg-
ings of Australia. He and his three
partners hoisted by that windass, from
single SHAFT, more than eight hundred
thousand dollars, a few months later
| bade him goodbye, as he sailed from
Melbourne for New York, with two
hundred thousand in bills of exchange
in his pocket. next saw hlm q wound.
cd rebel soldiers lying on the battle.
field of Ant'etam A little more than q
year later, saw him As a Union soldier
lying IN hospital IN Tennessee. To,
day he is helpless warderer, d"pen.
dent on charity tor dinner.