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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-07

ovegY Hn1or1Ay evening Saturday night came. and
With u rain. but mot win the daugherA Op Monday
Desoieg - woman appeared before the anrious par
eniS o4axng . an excuse for the ronapposrance Of
the girls Saturday night that she did not desmit
prudent for them TO venture Out. owing 70 ne
inclemsncy OF the weather, and assuring the
Old folks that ,thsy should visit ihsn on Thurs
dav night which assurance was not fulfilled
Next .n1ornng the father becoming alarmed Ior lher
safety wess oyer to New York and searched for the
dressnaker's residence In West Broadway but was I'M
able - nnd VI or indeed learn anything cf the wo-
man Aow becoming thoroughly aroused 20 the danger
OF ther poston, he Instituted thorough seerch sscur
ns the aorvicss Of the New York detective force Alter
lapse 81 nve weeks tho younger girl was N
. low house m Baltic street, IN this city
The story thsn told the unfortunate father by his
wreched daughter. After entering the service OF the
woman The sists we're held against their will, and were
subjected 70 the nhuinan and debassng Treatment
Finally they we're separated from each DINERS society
and became the inmate OF brothel5. Inc woman
whereabouts II unknown 10 the pocs, and The elder
ssisr sfiu missing The above tacts are vourhed for
or the most reliable authority.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-07
WESTMINSTER.

BRUTAL ASSAULT RonDEgy TICKET Aasru On
THE HARIRn RALsoAp.--Augustus Nyerhon. ticket
sgsut q woodiawn station. the Harlem Railroad,
brsss'iy assaulted robbed OF gold watch and
about s1ss few evenings spcs appears that about
nve ocAeck be heard tho whssle ~ approaching up
tran and had rsachedthe platform fer the purpose
Of making the customary signal when ho Instantly
fsac1 The floor with . heavy blow from iron has
On she back OF his head. His rufiany assaisnt then
dragged The unfortunate man FROM the platform ard
red his pockets OF the money and watch, with which
Articles be easily ELECTED ~ escapA hyerhon was
non Afterwards discovered 10 an nssnshie condition
end conveyed 20 his residences X until Wednes
ddy csnne that he bad sufficiently recovered 10 give
,anDe account of the occurrence
AOzssrr TO JoisER IN AoRRIsAMA. -Yesferday af-
>egAoon while joiner named William Hays employed
On bsilding In course Of erection wasnRGton ave.
ma Mssrsania, adjusting heavy foss an IN ils
u fell him and caused fracture OF the
ouslae bose. He was promptly removed TO bIs homo
ana yrepsrIy cared for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-07

An interesting meeting, compose1 Of the Board Of
Directors Of the New York and owego Midland Railroad
Company ard representatives, OF the Mcntcsir Railroad
Company OF New jersey, held at The Aston House
day SINCE to take into consideration the pro-
grcss that has bean made the proposed road from
Jersey City 10 tho New York Slate lima Tie Hon.
Dewitt 6 Lit.leohn presided, and Mr. D. Gagc Berry,
oil Norwich, acted secretary statements were nede
10 the effect that $3.50 900 had been sub !,
scrfbed the lousclair road, and that ST. go 600
would be made by March next, suicientso bid the
road from jersey City 10 PoInpton, requiring but
s250oG0 add toua to carry 10 the Now York State
line. Starring from Tho terminus at jersey Cay this
road would running north OF the Eric RsAway, avoid
the tunnel at Dergea Ei crossing the Fasaic AZ Belle
vile. elevated bridge and nrougha tunnel OF ave
HUNDRED feet al Orange 1oonnln rowing 20 be very
valuable auxiliary the coal regions aBd the valley OF
the Delaware Tho cLaTor Of this company granted
Nay Is 1861 Capital stock So 000. The length OF
the main branch Will no go miles, and q the
lateral branches s0vcnlyour mics Eddt onaL The pro-
posed rosd viii pass hgonsh Orange, Suvan, Delaware,
ChcnoDso ana Oswcgo counties and towns OF Middle
town Monticello. Liberty, Walton, Dehi, sydney, or.
ford, Nor ch 20 Oswegc and branch from Norwich 10
Auburn, about fprey mics IL is proposed 70 have
double aioog the e0rc line Toe Board of nirec
OF the Midland Railroad Company unanimously
passed the following rcsoi4tson:--
Besoycd fat OF three, be aprcIn tod BY the
Midland f4irozd Confs otrct with The Moatc.air oh
way Company for permanent consolidation % tho two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-07

toxicstsd; would not givo them anything to drink;
they would not 20 out - they vsrs told M Seyasn
and mysc 4 get clubs. hat Mr. = ran a&ays dad pos
strike ara oao iii was anot uhea behind tho bar
biisa tue eiab aud TOLD ae 70 out; abig fellow said
'iiyeu don't give me drink viii shoot yort ne VAS
hal; vent benind he bar and this fellow Try
10 take pistol out OF his pocket knocked him over
Was men snot; but snw anolner man hold pi<so W
ana the deooased foil hc shot Ia the back part ol
tne head col out oa tho sidewalk and called Tor tho
watch. AZ S. a4 ts
Drs. Wooster Beach, Jr and O. G. Terry testified that
they had made post morsem examination Of the body
OF the deceased and found pistol shd wound on the
was traced through the left posterior lobe OF the bran
and small pistol bail found lying in the fosss con-
islnine that portion. There extensive. henorrhage
elos ons on the surface which, With the lacerztion OF
the ersau In the opinion or The pbyriciAns Was the
cause Of dealh.
AT this stage OF the inquest In the absence Of mpor
tant Witnesses 1t was adjourned TO Wednesday uext
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-07

Late on Thursday night Colonel Stephen r. Pinckney,
the chief Of the inspectors corps informed that
alleged Illicit disuIlory being operated in Skull
man street, near Park avenue, Brooklyn, when be q.
once determined to make investigation Of the mat
ter and il found to be reported make SELF
after midnight he proceeded to tho placs
indicated. In company win posse Of
internal revenue oacers and made descent upon IL
The return made this morning states as follows
Ths dissilery was formerly owned by one Murray IS
on skiiman street. Park avenue, In the Third col
lection district We found large fire under The still.
and found spirits running from the tail Of No
person was found on the PREMISES nor were any books
discovered which leads 70 the belief that the establish
panying the return sets forth that there
found IN the dissillery one copper sill, 2 cop
per worm and worm tub, three lengths OF
rubber hose. three haod pumps, four ferment-
ing tabs, two Of which had two thousand
Of the establishment are all under ground and
the whole concern Colonel Pnckney says is Of tho
vicinity Officers have bsen put in charge. and the
property has been turned 10 the Board Tor uvos.
CATION. One feature connection with this seizure IS
that not many weeks siuce Collector Bailey, having
been Informed THAI distilled spirits were being re-
moved from the locality In QUESTION, without
lngaham Co.. adjoining the premises occupied by Jne
establishment seized Thursday night, Cd suspicion
OF doing an Illicit business Messrs Ingrsham 4 Co.
denied that the suspicion OF the collector was well
founded; and the seizure made ab0se stated yet
uIder Investigation. Tho suppcson now IS that the
wbskey alleged TO have been lcitly removed came
from ''the still formerly owned by Murray add that
when the facts in the become fuv known the cs-
adjustment put under seizure by Collector Bailey win
eb leased
Five barrels OF spirs wcresyes.erlay reported AZ
having boon seized al No. l53 West street, and " Is
alleged that these packages bore false iDspecon brands
They were removed 70 the bonded warehouse, No. 90
Brosd~ay 70 await the action Of The metropolitan heve
nue. Board
Owing the fact that the United States District
Attorneys, who form majority OF the Metropolitan
Board, now employed ia their respective courts
meetings OF that organization are no longer held IA the
morning The daily session now commences a. half
past three O'Clock and lass until half past va O'Clock
Z AZ Yesterday there session.
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SUPREME cOuGT-cSAastss.
The Supervisory Eiectiou--Thc mandamu
Case Adjourned.

The Supervisory Eicctiou--Tho Hlanda mus
Case Adjourned.
Before Judge Leonard.
TIE People, de- & rel Y.uia,a Joyce u.s. The Board Of
Gonnty Caapasssrx case came up yesterday for
Argument before this court the return Of the order
10 show cause why manaamus should no. issue
10 compel tho respondents to count the votes
polcd for the relator Is candidate for
The Once OF Supervisor There seems to BIO
40 question o. tho fact that majority OF the
votes poed The supervisory ACT passed 1865. pro-
ydes thai only name for SUPERVISOR shall DO
upon any ono ticket, and any ticket having thereon
"more than for Supervisor shall not lie
counted In 1855 an election was held and Two snper-
vsors were voted for ofahom General Shaler oDe.
DO was not however the one "dsciared elected" but
was "sppoined' by the Mayor subsequently; Mayor
beng Instructed, by the act 10 appoint a. a
supervisor the who received the highest number
Of votes for Supervisonexto the received by tho
supervisor harns the return Of The Board OF County
Canyassers, having beenseected the election last
held General shEler subsequently, resigned and
Joseph B Taylor appointed 10 ill the vacancy
nnGer section Of the Of 1885, which provides ia
case OF any vacancy in ead Board BY death resigna-
ion or Otherwise Ib- shall be supplied by the
remaining members thereof aud the person thus ap.
pointed slall hold his office member OF sad Board
f the unexpred term OF the member thereof ia whose
pace hs SHAH nave been appointed
Yesterday john hcKcon, counsel fer the relaior,
moved to.strse ou the return 10 tho order, ihs
ground that / Was eyasye tho court remarked thar
th return stated positively the ballots upon which
abe Ioalor claimed have been elected contained two
stated TINT this was set forth in the Ia such wav
that no prevented frcm demurrlrg to il IA he
would have 10 admi. the fact that there names
upon the ballot whereas the fact that ballots
contained one name Tor supervisor for fun term and
another name 10 I'LL vacancy &c and thatsths not
IN fart violation Of the Law governing The number of
names for Suyorv isor upon ballot there but
one nae for Supervisor and The other to ill vacancy,
&c The question WAS purely technical, ana the court
adloufnet tho further hearing until the 18th INST to
aow tho restor to produce Fur Their aldavlts TO show
ID what form The names appeared upon the ballots.
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Action for tho Condemnation Of = D1stIflery.
Before Judge Benedict. NJ I
7he Usiied STATS Eighty Galioas Of Spfstts. DC,
Arthur Qu',a, Claimant This was an action fcr the
condemnation OF dis,llery In strykers alley, near
Lawrence street which had been seized on tho charge
that the owner had faseentres upon his books
Tho case was tried once before when tho jury disa-
greed. The books showed that he had manufactured
more whieksy by s0ao thousands Yf gallons than he
had returned.
The uefcnco up that tha spirits had lsakod
from The csiern and several witnesses examined,
who testified TO The eaky condition Of the ciscrn.
After remaining out time the Jury returned to
court and announced that there was possibilty'of
their nsreeinz upon q verdict They were therefore
discharged fSom further consideration Of tho case
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-07

Two yoarv Girls fsrficed from Their HORSE
10 Lend "a life Of Shame. ~ Il
Aoout tho month OF vctoper two girls dsnsaSr =
respectable engaged foreman Prospect Psrk
BROOKLYN met with adycrsscmsut csllns hr eirp y
learn the trade Of drossmakng In West Broadway, view
York TAe ,wo sslss in question sppIsd les and oh
tanned tbs situation After being snsAes6 sew
days, ~ salafy Of three dollars WEEK. the vcmsa
BY whom they we're employed rropossd ~ eefna tns
week thev SHOULD beard vith hses - - ~ ~
Of ih,s idsa The Woman Visited the peseote 49,
Highly pleased With her sgr,ea6lo mannef - ~
Interest II the welfars II their dauohesn ~
sisndipE, however thai thev sheuId rssoSn pens
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NEW JERSEY.


r.aei .al.4. Jcrsey Ctey. aas&as
HEAsrrsn Dssxnrsos ISrAST.-0n rhursjsv
-uaehs . wsshmsn on the corner of North 1hrd ana
Pyevsss streets observed entering the bail OF
1oDoa9 With bundle IN her hand, and in few mo-
uun1s lsfG euspec,ing somesAmg unusual the wafch-
man entered the ball and found male infant about
month Old, wrapped up IN sosss clothing Tue caiid
Was given IN charge 81 Tho ossrseer OF the Poor
TBs FrnysoAr pAEcr.-fnis boat, which vas Sunk
m : collision weeks ago was put on the DESIRES
y. ssseet line yesterday. ssebas been thcrougby
y ~ ttfs" Newark.
pfsauspvS Dssrn--As Ndnmkrref woman, named
seer svst ssmallsr rfy.,nrsc years Of age found
ys>pst. yesterday orsinsp she hrss discovered Nv
be- sisser In law, who bad called 20 pay visit On
ltsday she had visited he. brother al No. II Broo1s
eueeL md had not eompiaiNsd OF ic-iins III.
10 OusrxsrTp wnL "A contested will case win corle
sess tbs Orphans coars merit week During lss, ian
goasy William Il Dayy theowner cf yes,sbosrd mil :,
Biooned died 81 bis residence, leaving will dividing
~ property, worth sbout sl00.ooc between his s,n
Bdrlund H. Davy aud as children Of ano her ssn, WI
LIAM o. Dayy, OF Jersey CITY, Tho greater portion Of
the property was wies-to his scn Edmund Both sous
uers named The viii executors Of tue estate. Ts
I'M Was duly offered for probate. buta csvcsi was tied
- mss u alleging that t0c deceased fwho about
eiyns years Of aye astns Of Ms DEATH was pep
tally incompetent 10 make VIII lhe case aistaol-
nus. ""a '''sA 1l ,, ~. M
a GrD MuKnu.-DEfisg the early part 81 the week an
infant shout tive Gays Old was foaad in bushes
aloug tao Ane or he how Jersey Eairosd The mnrks
~ rope found about iin neck. whereby srsrgu
tion had been prod iced "A coroacf's inquest vas ucl
hat could obtained The author ~ The MIA
measla ed, and ssssicsw was rendered accordingly.
= Pssrrsou.
Fsnx.--Abow enc O'Clock Yesterday MOI ming a arr
brkc IN ts weaving eslabsishnens cceup,ei ~ r.
Hsnhing, and nsfor~ assisauce could - rendered the
bni,d g WA consumed TAa ioss 5000 insurcd ior
$1,000 Tho Ore wAA csased BY an sncsndary.
Trcnfcn.
Ts srArR rRisos AgEccIt : AFragfESrRD Rryctr.-
The dssneoiion consequent upon tho recent explosion
OF the imputed fraudulencc has 20 crisis Taitn-
frl In the observance or bis duties Ar Van Hourhon
s.in porsevcres vailsnsiy sitting ts d. nonss rrac
sicss alleged 10 sxst bssweena tbe csnsn's and the
Otcais aud vioisct has thc preudsce sEsinst ~
rrUxu that dirpat1.0e with tbe rorent assault com
mittsd upon HIM ~ of the convicts voien con-
epiracy 10 believes " exist bstwesn tho rle0ed 90
fFAuders and insnbordinaon basvnxcd - nsxh tlsni
shs A. Of abe nitsnsy will BE- aprfse for to-day 70 en-
force the ful0lUens u The s<pnlat3oe eDtXed fnts
bsswesn khs contrscsor Me- Gilman, and tns smte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-07

A Fine Art Middle In Court.
nafnra Iul,1 NJ.

Before Judge Bacom. stle0
Pedro r. ortis IS Henry H. Leeds and A. b. Miner -
Plaintiff sued Tor the recovery Of $4,000 the alleged
value OF number OF paintings entrusted TO the defend
ants TO be sold at auction, bur for which they realized
but $50 so. The defendants contended that the fn
vafue had been obtained for them, but the plaintiff
Claimed that many OF them were works by favoriie
masters and that all were fine specimens OF good
schools and copies rom leading masters II appeared
Mat the pictures delivered 70 defendants for sa
BY one cargana, the plaintiff being at the time Of
delivery IN Mexico. The paiuf ailo6 prove THAI he
was shc owner OF she property time OF delivery to
ceiendAnts. and the co1rt dismissed thu complaint
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-07
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


AIsns--SSBcK NrR.--At The residences OF the brdsa
father. No 81 west Twentythrd street 90 Thursday
EDGAR 4 AtnRs 70 Miss MARIA Louisk SSEcksER,
daughter OF William Sneckner ESQ.
BRAARALI-BERRY.-At Hacker sack, ~ ", on Wodpes
day, November4 by the Rev George IL Fisher d. y.
CaARLrs A. BaAnHAIL. OF this city, to MARIA A. BsaRrs
OF the former place.
CoLyIlla-Turrpa. On Thursday, December 5. At The
Church or the TRANSPORTATION. By tho Rev George.
BringhursL OF Philadelphia CHARLss q. CoLviLLg 70
MAasL TUPpxz, second daughtsrof W. W. Topper, Esas
all OF this city. No cards
KRAuss-ScHURoK.=0n Monday December 2, BY tho
Rev. T. W. Ackeriy, MI PAUL kRAuss, OF New York, &C.
Miss coRsELiA ScHuRcx ,of Mount Eden.
LLoro-GARRErsos. Nsstown. Long Island or
LLorD, Of BROOKLYN, 70 MARY T. GARRsrsox, Of New
town. No cards
LoSo-SIArKR- Thursday December 8, at tho 50.
Denis Hotel, by the Rev. George b. Draper, JACOB NJ
Lose TO Mrs Nsrrg Slater, all OF this city. No cards.
wnsos-KgsnALI--At Trinity chapel ON Wednesday
DecembsrA By the Rev EDWARD o. Fagg, d. ID, "A kx
AspKR wusos to ANNIE only daughter Of J. Ken dsll
Esq, ali OF this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-07
cccsT Of CENTRAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Dikenan.

Before Judge pikenan.
sl.rrxCs
Peter Dunn, eighteen years OF age convicted Of
"pockesbook snaichag,' scns 10 the Pepilentsry
for eighteen years. "a
,rosg or srpsE DfEEwAS's TERN.
Judge Dkcmanis term OF Office Judge OF the Court
Of Sessions cxy,Ios. ths LIST OF January psxt and
from to-day he xill hold jury trials lie viii, how
ever, IN Tho interim hold County Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-07
NEW YORK CITY.
psTEp STATES DISTINCT sOusr.

TEE C0Tars.

The First Bankruptcy Jury Trial.
Judge Bstchfcrd tried yesterday ,he rrss CAUSE ais
posed Of BY jury The tinted States District Court,
riiing In bankruptcy Il was In the matter OF tho
pesion Of the Mechanics Bank Brcokiyn, creditors
Va Thomas ) Sheppard, debtor. There was no ap-
Tearsnce on the paf ofthe debtor The creditors put in
evoence an assignment BIZ Sheppard which cG is
SHOW that favored certain creditors and they also
gave evidence that Sheppard stated he unable 20
Day his debts and that OF his bills the Meohan
tcs Bank we're due The Jury found that The facts SET
fort IN Tho petition OF the creditors rue thus
ckTiEg Sheppard bankrupt
Petitions Flied In Bankruptcy.
The following petitions died yesterday
Samuel A. Beekman; referred 70 Register Fitch John
y. Waiter; referred 10 Register Dayton. Norris D.
Myers; referred 10 Register Allen Charles N, Battle;
rsierred 70 Register Dwight Isaac w. Walton referred
- Register ketchum. All Of New York Guy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-07

Grant Informs me that he expects to retire 70 his fay
IN Illinois in few years, and does not crave the Pres.
deucY. ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-07

n irrcm The Essning Telegram q yeeerdAyl
s PmkAs8xr1as Dec q 1851.
~ DAVIS m Bsiamsss mn nasus y shs steamer
eAnssl J.. rsan lbe wssA tsvsv. = psnd ssns time
accompanied 70 the beat BY . number " admfera
4 gepususu vhO spent Lest svssirs With General
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-07

WASHINGTON Il. vRRufIy &
Tsos g. Acros President hssropotAn'Bosrd o. Pol.sS
AFR~ss IsgusEp.--A fireman. msmbes q Metro
ssbsan Enzns Company No = uassd JceA KaAeR
severely injured yesterday slsrnsea ~ An sxpss
sson y 60 vh6sh scsarsd the sslisr q the Raens
hcosa u appears sss Hcspp descended 70 the csllas
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18
DATLY DEuOCR II.

VIZ ssp VISION FRox -oBAcco Snok,se
In sp.ne cases the Impairment Of vision
which goes by the name o. amblyopia pre-.
cedes its entire less, from, pal y Of the optic
nerve. Offsets are perceived but imper
" they appear more or less obscured by
cloud or haziness; the ies,sss Of q book run
INTO each other and become confused the
eve is soon tired, aud waters or beco,n, .
b.oodsh t If exeT;ion is continued. II. Viz
ardir. reported three cases Of this dis.
ease caused By smoking. In the treatmen,
OF these cases tho quantity Of tobacco
smoked vas reduced, under The direction Of
N. V'ardin. End the sight was restored il
the course Of a few weeks. He mus, be a
very slave TO the u.e Of the weed who. hav
ing once recovered from its poisoning effects.
would persist in the habit.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

A WRrER in the Chicago journal compar.
cs the present with former backward seasons
and comes to an encouraging conclusion as
TO the growing crops. For twelve years he
has kept record and from it be pcrccves
that the present is by no means the most
backward. On the contrary, seasons more
backward than this produced good corn
Referring to Iowa in particular, he says !:
The prospect for wheat was never better
in Iowa at this time Of the yess than it isa
present A great deal of corn has been
planted and much Of i, is :ow coming ~.
and while admitting that the season is back
ward. | can but believe Judging the future
by the past that there Is yet time for an
abundant harvest of corn, wheat and oats
in 1867"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18
II(Iss|;j53;: 37!I3 JUNG
BOSTON,.


The Cirage Francois, or French Dres-
sing. fnr Ladiee' d ChiIdvn's Boots and shoes ha
nave become red or rusty and rongh by wearing and
are restored To perfect and permanent black with
mech lnstre AZ when leaving the leather sos, and
Fiiahe' and what isof to the Iadesi,
VII r"s ~ n oFr waeS wYr. soIl roR SKIRTS
Travelin. Tags. Trunks. CARR v..
Tops and hne Harnesses, are made 10 look
~ Gosp As NV
Ladies' and Children can drees their own hocts with
ont eoling their handr. Try one bottle and Won wi
aever be without a supply oft In the house.
Ask your shoe dealer for Il.
r BROWN co. Proprictors. Manufacturers
,f Bla~kngs and dressings ~ all kinds Iesth.r
once. ii'h MIX street. Boston octsi .diy
For sule oy PARKS 4 HOSMER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

A LITTLE Union girl, whose father had
jnat returned fro the war with an honora-
BILE discharge, went to visit relative in a
distant country, accompanied BY . lady =
Arriving late in the evening at Uncle BIS,
cur little patriot being much fa,igued, pro
posed TO retire. and solicited her companion
to 90 with her. "Oh, no" responded she.
Il must sit until b. has prayers" "Pray,'
said our little friend. "docs b pray, Why,
! thought he Was Democrat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

wa D.e, searching amt -fec i've be taken By the
oedist person or yoaugest child.
nyou hsve n Cold II ever sg't, do not fail to
give the Basam trial. the very low price M which
tise Id brirg- Il 10 the reach every one, tha, they
may s'wAys 'ep II convenient fo' use.
The timely u-e of IS cent bottle viii often prove
" TO he worth one hundred timer it, cost.
d&wiy Sold by all druggists.
RCokEL g MENDEL. Prop'rs. Nsw Yoyk:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

Th~ CraAfTvg BAtaAy
"a Warra, ted. + used ar
erding tn Directions 10
Cor. IL sil cases. Coughs.
Co d.. Coaap Who ,'Frg
Con n. Asthma az. /
affections o,theThrua, and
Lang~. -
Madame Zsioc porfer's
Balsam is = pl-ely veget-
able E,pectorau.. prepa,.
ed with great care and sci.
elti3c -sl'l. frona comb
patton Z the be-. remedies
tl- vegetable kingdom af.
fords
lite remedial qualities are
bssed on is power tn ass'st
the heslthy and vigorous
CIRCULATION n the Blood
shron b tue LAME.
II eulisens the mueciee
a d i-s;st-,;he skin ~ pr
form the dutie- ssf se9u,,
ting 'he beat ~ the evrtem,
snd In gently throwing M
the ~a.te substance from
III. surface OF the body.
II Ioosene the phlegm In
iuces { ee epitting.s' d will
" found very rg,~eable TO
hc eAst~ II ir not q vio-
,eus remedy INT emp,lienN