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The national Republican., 1867-11-20

FINE PHOrooRAPHs.-In Messrs Philip 4 Sol.
omons' window, on Pennsylvania avenue, is a
life-siIe photograph In India ink Of =. @.
Of John Goldin 4 Co., No. 4 Market Space. 1t
10 highly admired by all who view 1t, and 1t 10
perfect In every feature, rejecting credit on the
proficient corps Of operators engaged at this
establishment. This same arm have photo.
graphsdthe various characters as represented
In tho play Of "Undsr the ass.light," as per.
formed for many nights at Wali's Opera House.
These characters, nine In all, are minutely rep.
resented just as they appeared on the stage. and
enough.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

ALMOST AN AcoIDEsr-Last evening about
| o'clock, as the train Of cars was passing down
Maryland avenue they came in contact with q
cart loaded with coal, smashing one Of the
wheels and emptying tho coal into the street.
The accident was caused by the hamsstring oi
the harness breaking, detaohing the horse from
the cart, so that 1t could not bo pulled out Of
the way Of the train. Fortunately neither the
horse nor the driver was injured.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

The GERMAN LuruERAs CnuRcH DiyFIcuIrr,
The committees appointed BY the synods Of
the German Reformed and Lutheran synods
will meet 10 Baltimore to-day to ssttls, II possi.
bls the difficulty existing hero In relation to the
occupancy Of ST. Johns Lutheran (Gsrmap)
church. Island. We trust IL may bs smieably
adjusted.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

TnE RAcE.-Cold Water Billy, tho famou,
pacing nsg, won the race yesterday, at the Fair
grounds, In the contest with the running horse
Bones.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

PRoGREssrso.-The nav conservatory In the
Botanical Gardens 10 rapidly progressing, and
will, when completed, be the finest and hand.
soonest In the country: The style Of the struc.
ture Is unique and attractive and reascts credit
upon all concerned In It's erection.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

MUSTERED Dour.--YestsrdSy, Dreyet Bfigadier
General Gregory, assistant commissioner Of
Maryland and Delaware, Of the Fresdmsn's Bu.
reAu, was mustered out Of service.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FINAN NCIAL,

There wa nothing especial to note yesterday In
monetary mstisrs Gold raised At the cio,e, .nShty
In advance ofkonday's prsmium.
Business ssnsrsily was very dali, bat lit,l. doing
spywhsrs. HHrF So .".. .r IS.
Jar coOxr . Co. furnish the following quotation.
Of Govern m ept seeuffiiea
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

WAsHSGroy HOMEOPATHIC DIsPKSsARY.-
We have received the fret annual report Of thii
institution. Its guardians are. Henry D. Cooke
esq, Charles Knapp, esq, Hon Montgomery
Blair, Joseph II. Bradley, esq, W. 3. Hunting
ton, esq and George y. Baker, esq. John q
Clarke, treasurer 7 8. Verdi, N. D., director
Tho medical staff consists Of T. s. Verdi, NJ
d. W. Hale, NJ. D.; O. 8. Verdi, NJ. D., and O.
W. Sonnsnsohmidt, N. D.
The report, signed by Tullio S. Verdi, M. D.,
hrst relates the difficulties and disoouragementi
encountered In establishing the Institution, 1t,
gradual success, and Its present Importance aud
usefulness. Eight hundred persons have thus
far applied for and received relief, being com.
posed Of white and oolored, native and foreign.
The Dispsnsary is open three hours day, at q
time most convenient to the poor, who are, also,
when needed, even visited at their houses. An
appeal for assistance Is solicited. Washington
Is generous, and will aid In this humane under.
taking A list Of diseases treAtsd at the Dis.
pensary Is annexed. Many Of oar wealthy and
most estimable citiEens appear as contributors.
The expenses Of the institation for the year
conclude the report, whereby We learn that
S48765 were expended. and $407. 40 received In
cash, the deficit therefore being $50 rs.
Lot US remember that "the poor are always
with u.s." and as We are kind to one Of the least
Of these so will our Heavenly Father DO kind to
us. From our superauity the suferings, the
pangs Of many Of our fellow beings may be re-.
lieved. There are but few among US who cannot
give somsthing to this noble enterprise. John
g. Clarke, at Riggs 4 Co., will thankfully re.
oeive contributions Communications should be
addressed to DR.. T. 8. Verdi, 1858 G street, be.
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
OAK PInsT poARD gALnD

. NHw YORK FiRsr BOARD SAILS.
Coupons, 1l3L 5-20's, 1854 1881; 5.2o's, 1864
iosAi 6.O's, lso6, l007 520's, Jan and July. lss5
1923 .to's, 1i21 7so'., "a SERIES I0iJ $50 b
Sd series, 1851; Gold, l3Jik
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

LARcExY OF A STovE.-ofiesr Fainter, Of the
Seventh ward, on Monday arrested . eolored
man named james Bryan, for stealing stove
from Mr.. Christian Berry. lie was committed
for court by Justice Tucker.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
PROMOTIONS. following promotions were

PRonorIoss.-Ths following promotions were
made In the clerical force Of the Treasury Do.
partmsnt from the lst to the 18th instant
Bernard May, from first to second class, and J.
s. Phelps from second to third class, In the
Second Comptroller's Office.
A. B. Jamison, from hrst to second class, In
the First Auditors office.
II. H. McIntyre and B. +. Duane. from second
to third class, and James Belt from first to
second class, in the Secretary's Office.
from first to second GLASS, and II. v. Cole aud
Samuel Houston from second to third class, in
the Fourth Auditors Office
4. L. Jones, ]. @. Walker, W. II. Glosscott
+. W. Gilmore, A. II. Parks, and 7. A. Gilmore
from second 10 third class, and 4. D. MoGrotty,
Henry Dunlap, and A. J. Tillsy, from hnt to
second class, In the Loan branch, secrstary's
ONCE.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

VIOLATION OF LAw.-Charlss Perkin was ar.
rested BY Omeer wallinssford, Of the Sixth pre-.
cinct for driving over the pavement, and hnsd
20 by Justice Harper,
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

TO WINE AND LIQUOR MER-
Il CHANTS. II beg leave to eah ysur attention
to my large aud we'll assorted stock Of BOTTLES,
Imported Wine CoIks, Lables, Sealing Wax, Caps,
Tin. foil, 30. Whisky, Brandy, Glu, Btters, Wine,
and syrup Bottles, ., 6I Q, and 10 gallon, all
ways on hand for sale.
BiRTHoLoMA,
No. 9l8 seventh street West,
no7-sOlm bet, New York Rv. and l. st.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
g L A T E NJ A NTE LIS

TOSEPH II. SHAFFIELD'S FRENCH
~ CONFECTIONERY
AND LADIES' RBsrAURANT,
No. 2i6 PennsylyAnia avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth strests
PARTIES, WEDDINGS,
PAIRS, RECEPTIONS,
DINNER PARTIEs,
sUPPKRs, &c., hc.
furnihsd at the shortest notice and most rsasonabis
tsrms.
The best and hrst-elsss Walters, Cooks, and all
kinds Of Ware furnished for parties n desired.
Private Dinners, suppers, &c, , 10, furnished st
my large and hne saloons at the shortest notice.
se28.iiu JOSEPH H. SHAFFIkLD.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE
" FRAMES, PICTURE CORDS AND TAssELs,
PICTURE NAILS, sc, at
KIDwBLL HgNDRRsoA's,
poyl2lm sos Ninth street,
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

PICKING PookETs.-A clerk named Herman
Davis and q soldier named May were arrested by
0fcsrs White and Lesoh, charged with picking
the pocket Of man named Michael Spain, at .
restaurant at the corner Of Thirteenth and d
streets. They were taken before Justice Har-
per- where the case underwent an examination.
May was discharged and Davis held to bail to
answer at court,
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
PAWN BRoKERg.

SS1 NOT ICE. EOh
CC4 POOR PEOPLES PRIEsD. CO4
p. BoYRR's LOAN oFPIcE,
6si Twelfth street, between and D. lear Psnnsylvs.
mia avenue. Money Iosned on Ladies' and Gentle.
mems Wearing Apparel, Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Jewslfy, Pistols, Mechanical Tools, &e.
Businsss confidential. Old Gold and Silver bought.
jal7-u P. BOYER.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
|aatipeual a4gspablifau.
AATHs or ADvHnTIsiNo.

neus 90 osnts. one squars, one nonth,te Liberal
'ndaesmsnu TO quarterly, smi.snnusi, and yearly
|advertisars 4 t-fr-sss. go EHTeFaYt E
Every other day aa,ersi..mea,s, % per cent addi.
|''on.l Twice sw..h .dvsrsiisnsnt', 70 per cent.
|AddiuonhL .r4. zf ifsn lr1s-F KsHHt.lsI .sF71
Eight lrss soassissis squars. Less thsa square
-ssrssd In propOrtios, u tas above ratss
Editor.I notices, % ssnts per ilss cash iassrtisa
coal nstiess, y cents per line each Insertion
Advertssments should bs handed a bSfors 4 n a
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

IL A DANGEROUS CoSDITION-A few days
since We mentioned the fact that 0fieer Nut
ting, Of tho Second precinct, arrested and took
before Justice Thompson q man named Joseph
odutt, charged with an assault and battery on
Mr. Lewis P, Clarke. with intent to kill, and
that offutt was committed to Jail. Since then
Drs. Bliss and Bowen state that the wound In
Mr., Clarke's log 10 so dangerous that he may yet
lose his life. Consequently Justice Thompson
rofuSss to admit 0ifutt to bail.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

MEETING or sr. ANDREWS socIErY-Or
Monday evening St. Andrews Society held q
meeting at Gsrdner's, corner Of Seventh and I
streets. A committee, consisting Of Messrs.
John Cameron, John Barry. and James Gle,
phane, were chosen to arrange for supper In
celebration Of St.. Andrews day, on Monday,
the I'd Of December next, the anniversary falling
on Saturday previous.
General q. W. Balloeh, r. D. Stuart, W. R.
Smith, David Knox, and A. Gardner, were ap.
pointed as Q committee to prepare the toasts, at.
tond to the printing, invitations, DO.
Invitations will be extended to the Pros ident,
General Grant, General Michlsr, and Mayor
Wallach. Tho annual election Of officers will be
held after tho festival.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

Bowie AoAIN.-Thomas Bowie, the colorsd
priIe-fghtor, Is again In trouble. Thomas and
some Of his sporting friends were engaged In q
little game, when one Of them got strapped. !"
Some contrabauds were at the time looking on,
when the festive youth, who had lost his last
cent, turned To one Of the innoosnts, and re-
quested the loan Of 30, for moment only. The
request was uuhssitatingly complied with. and
the money deposited In Bowis's hands, who at
once acted as he did upon smother ooeAsion-
made himself scarce. He was afterwards ar
rested BY Officer MoHenry, and taken before
Squire Walter, BY whom he was hold for .
further hearing.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

Lor FLAsNERr's LIscoLs,-Iu the window Of
the Msssrs. Gait, jewellers, on Pennsylyania ave-
nue., Is fuo drawing, representing the monu-
ment and statue Of Mr.. Lincoln, as II will ap-
pear In front Of the City Hall when completed
by that talented artist, Mr.. Lot Flannery. It IL
praised by all who view It, as q master work Of
ments entertained by Mr.. Lincoln, Tho statue
will be 8 feet high, and the total height will be
80 feet. The column and base will DO Of Amsri.
can marble, and the statue Of italian marble.
Mr.. +. Is pushing his work forward to compile
tion with energy, at his studio, on Massaohu.
sets avenue, near Fifth street.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

EMOVED.-R. W. BARKER, CAB
III met Maker and UndertAker, has removed from
Blsvsnth Streets whore he will be prepared as here.
tofors to repair AM varnish furniture He will also
give particular attention to boxing and moving fur
nituIe,
ss-Fuusral calls attended to at all hours, day and
night.
THIS IS TO CERTIFY That X. W. BARKER 10
competent TO perform all the duties pertaining 10
the Cabinet and Undertaking business.
nol5.u SAMUEL KIRBY,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-24
REA & BOVINGDON.

REEERENCES

EN- CES-
n Gs-dusr Co. H4rxr-s ChHHz7a5zu IL Tr5vht
C.sh- lst Y. Champaign III, =. C. Hurt Depuv Col
Dazts! L. District
CAzadIcr DozIoz DknTTle. II, PhzlBas Bra Chs-aza
7. Cuz1fzShaaz- Collector TG Dis. y u. Erurrv
Clerk. ChNnpAien c.. II @ @ Alevans-r en- Cir Co.
Ch&zpAixa. SsEnR-f
&C. n. J. n. Joaason Sheriff. Chsa-paixu Co H. 81 q
TAr-oet. Chicazus George A. Eeifazz Chf-z-o = o.
CUuniuSeka Campaign Co-- IN. r
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" n Cart Fxs Hozr- NJ I@eekfe ssers 1fst fFi~r.
LIS m T10zsF. Ne7--- V = Ca ChsarxSu Co
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-24
stolen
For Sale.

1 GOOD Stock Farm Of Eighty &C es-Fifty Acres
" Of which il under plow-Eight Acres Of good
Meadow Land-ren ores Of good young Timber Land.
There i good stream Of Water running through
it, Vni an excellent Spring close to the house.
The Bu lliugs consist of Il Frame Dwelling House,
static and Creamery.
The Yarn will hs -nld with the crop II Is situated
Two Miles East If the City Mineral Point in Section
Thirty Three. Terms made kno application to
the subscriber.
HANS MADISON.
Mine al Point. une both. lSGI W;
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-24

R.sz BALL.-We are heartily glad
10 notice that large portion Of our citizens
hsre become Interested in this truly Nation
Il Game since the match game WAS played
aeetweu tire Darlington and Mineral Point
clubs ST. the 18th inst. Whether it was
tie gay uniforms Of the PLAYERS. the interest
ofthc game, or some other incident that put
new if. into their heretofore dormant ener-
.les. we know not, nor Goes it matter since
tle result Is beneficial Our city club has
been in existence some weeks, AID their
flarta4 Is lr 40 m7ans discreditable The
bows of the cIub have used oyery means in
their power . increase their numbers, for
8aIl thew knew that there was ample mate
rial ia tie city for club that could hardl =
ae avaelei But all their efforts to arouse
4 proper interest in the game were uusuc-
ee--f.i, util the playing Of this match game,
.-AIra electrified the nerves Of so large a
namaer Thar a new club was organized Of
some fprty members within twenty-four
hours after the match game came off. Al
raough oar boys were slightly beaten in the
game they feel that they have achieved a
victory worthy 81 the effort in getting up
the interest now manifested by our citizens
We have plenty Of material for two good
clubs. and VIZ believe the day i not far dis
tauc when Mineral Point viii turn out base
BAN p1arcrs That can successfully compete
with aay club IN the West
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-24

ANOTHER GAxE oF BASE Ball
We understand tllo7c $ TO be a game Of Base
Ball on Friday next, at Darlington, between
the second mines Of the Darlington and Min
ersl Point Clubs. re hope to see a good
turn GU; to witness T..
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-24
JOS. PARK.
Ell HhT.BE.RSTADT,
= ~ - ~ -

- He-srs. Res BUrIrrdcn's Grand Distribution of
valuable real estate and personal property will he
made at Crh4Ua. the I'd day Cf September reS
when the holders lucky nrr-er- rfTf draw some
the most 1la=nifccnt prizes ever offered IN similar
drawing. That the public - assured this en-
teTprSe 70 he conducted in good faith j. ov evs
sary u refer 70 the long list af references ali OF whom
have long been known ard hourrst I'm tits county a.
men Of strict nronIry and whose rccoEa eudaton is
sufficient Cue2l all Gorir and satisfy
1857. 49,
IrbaDa. Champaign Co. Illinois, September the end.
1851, under the supervision of board Managers
and by disntercsted committee selected FOR thar rr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-24
EHSgsOsss OF YOUTH.

gentleman, who sudeIcd for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay all the effects Of youthful
ndiscretion will, Tor the sake of suffering humanity,
send free to all who need it the recipe and directions
for making ~ sim Be remedy by which he cured
Sufferers, Wishing to profit by the advertisers expert
encci Dc - by addressing, in perfect confidence
JOHN. b. OGDEN. ~ Cedar Street New York
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-24

N T. E R-Ou ueI4hbors Of
rlattegtIle are subscribing literally for the
construction III 2 railroad from their village
ID GaEan'ar. W. learn from the lEit,esS
shas about So 600 have already been sub
scrubbed lu that place, aaI S2oooo more are
d &c added. Ir the people alon= the line
81 ID. e.-1 &c equally liberal. the building
ot r... rntt at ar carly day may pc looked
upon - i GEad fact
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-24

Total valne OF Premiums. o.. SIS eco
Dan. Gardner. Rob. Peacock & Hammiii SatChelI.
GENTs AT the rCquest Of NCSSTS- RIA 8 BoylNG-
DON of our citv have made examination Of tho
property. contained il the foregoing schedule ard have
valued The same AZ the prices 81 opposite the resQeC
JOS PARK
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-24
sperial Notirss.
RAIL ROAD TIVE TABLE,

fflIANGE OF TINE. To take effect MoND y
" May 9th, IS's.
MINERAL POINT RAIL ROAD.
GOING SOUTH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08
MISSOURI.

81. LOUIS, june 6.-The Union Pacific
Railroad excursienisee reach the end Of The
road three miles from Fort Harmee on
Tasaday evening, ss which place they took
sappsr and spent The night in tents, which
wses Furnished BY military officers.
During the evening meeting va held
Senator Cameseu in Tie choir. Speeehs,
wers mads, and . series Of resolutions com,
plioentary - officers Of the rad end eiti,
xsns u various towns q which The party
had been entertained.
The party yesterday mosnisg psssssded
in Anbu'ssess = II. Ellsworth, the extreme
w0tesn white seotlemsnl. Afise . beisl
stsy Sbey rstufned 10 Fort Harmon.
Another meeting was held u Fsst Has-
mon. Spceches were made By Gen. Han
cook, Sesatog8 Henderson, N(blaok, Latin,
Ketchum, Chaadlsr. Hsbbard, Jordan, May.
or Thomas. Of So. Louis, Clark, Ven Horn,
Nswccmb and Bsauscombe.
Judge Kinghan. q Ksnaas. aud several
members Of the press. Gen. Hancock, and
Chief of>Staf Gen. Mitchell with . cavalry
escost win start for Pond Crsek to morrow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08

RALEIGH, Sune THE Presidential party
attended the Commencement exercics Of thu
University of Chapel Hill, yesterday. Ths
party was escorted from Raleigh BY pro
cession. including the scholars and officer
OF the Institution, and the Governor oil
North Carolina bslore the var. A ball va
given by the graduating class, which was
attended by a portion of the Presidential
party. They left Chapel Hill this morning,
on their return trip. and were everywhere
received with marked hospitality end re.
pect The excarsion % far has been pleas.
ant 70 all concerned. Major General Sickles
and stan and Governor Wori b accompanied
the paxey back 70 Raloieh.
The President lesves tor Washington on
SATURDAY. nftagn0on.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08

MEnrnis, June 6. Ina National Tyne
requesting ev.ry srissss = - f,oo ems ~ ~
me snniversAry q Assenus Wsrds death
iot building monumsnt ~ ~ ..es.crv
ua~srsrss Allowing proprietoro printing
enewspepers, who afs prseticsl' r,,1s.es ,s
become memberA ~
Lesy soon n ezcsnioa ON the IA, All.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08

BY Telegraph June 8.
Flour-Aore active 81 decline Of one dollar
extra. s.bO@l1; double extra, I.50@l1s0 !;
choice, l4.00@l5.0o.
Wheat-Dull, fall 240Q2.60.
Corn-Lowcs white 1894 yellow $500
Oats-Declining We quote nj sA@s7c.; no de-
mand.
Rye-Goes begging at 1591.3c.
Provisious-NOminal aud unchanged.
Hay-Small sales at Is o0620.0O.
Tobacco bull. creeping. medium shipping,
e07; do manufacturing, S6ll.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08

Fore1gn News ~ Asea0ohe Cable
DuBtxu. June The steamer City Of
Dublin from New York - arrived.
LosDon, Juse THE weekly statement
Of the Hcak Of Englan1 Shows that the
bulliou in the Bank he's incseosod e5S7 900
GLASGOW, June THE stssmship St.
Andrew. from Montreal. hes ssrived.
Pzsru. June ..-Eveaing-Lnrd Bloom
held,- British ambassador, will b present.
At the crowning Of Francis Jossph. King Of
Hungary, to morrow. All the powers hav.
ing Diplomatic relations with Austria will
be represented ON the OCCASION except
America The Emperor has made his in
tention Of proclaiming universal amnesty
TO ill Austrian subjects Imprisoned or Who
have rendered themselves liable TO punish
ment by political offences committed priol
10 this coronation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08
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homeopathic Speeches

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LOOK HERE!
SMITH THE HA1TER
FOR 81 AND UPWARD

CAN BE HAD
HATS for figures bread and busDy.
HATS fsr straight hair sud curly,
HATS for fscss oslanehcly,
HATS for features bright and jolly
HATS for ssnusasn Of standing,
HATS that give lock commsodine;
HATS for walking, riding. driving,
HATS dull faces lesk alive 10;
HATS fQr picnic and szsursioos.
HATS for holidays' diversions;
HATS that stand oil kind Of mauiing.
HATS for every trade and calling,
HATS for travelling, sporting, sailing
HATS grease-proof, in storms unla,lisgs.
HATS air>chambersc, Smith'e lining,
HATS with which to cut shine in;
HATS Of many shapes uncommon,
HATS admired BY lovely woman;
HATS with which q room 10 enter,
HATS for scores Of wild adventure;
HATS Of quiet styles for pastors,
HATS low-crown, your knowing sas1sss !;
HATS Of asnt hundred miles FL;
HATS that boys and misses Sigh 80,
HATS that even babies cry for
HATS for landsmsu cad eor saileea.
HATS that grace the work fst toileeS;
HATS that would saint eotice,
HATS. prime Hats, q any prissl
HATS THAT = HATS
At 9n01th1D 4
sign ~ D1aek Bear.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08
Cincinnati Market.

O0mC60n041 N10fkete
By Telegraph. June g.
Ylour-Steady, moderate demand.
Wheat-firmer aud prices higher; sales Of
No. 2spring zoo, and No.. 1t 2.2o; No. !
winter held st 2. SO.
Corn-Opened dali. but afterwards became &C.
tive sales q, 75@7Sc. for No. in elevator.
Osts-Opered dull, st 6Qc. closed irmsr and
higher.R
Hvs-Frmer and at close. without sales.
Whisky-Dull at 9. 80
Mess Pork-Duli 1t % 0o@2a.50
Bulk Meats u nchanged aod quiet.
Bacon Unchanged aud quiet.
Lari-Dull at 121<c
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08

Let IL ~ borne in mind. however, that cbron-
&c diarrhra. - we'll a. the acute form Of the dis
sase which lssds 20 II. may always be avoide1
BY keeping up the tame Of she stomscA and Of
the mucous membrane Of the intsatines With this
salutary and harmless invig0ssnt II iss great
thing 30 sestore 70 regularity adis"rdered func-
tion but it stiil better 20 exclude the necess'-
~ for restoration BY preventing Irregularities:
All slugsards require TO be ..imaiaaed ana
subjected to . treatment which In the end in
cresseA their torpidity, and renders complaint.
easily cured in the beginning. obstinsteiy chfon-
ic Let the constipatsd beware Of drastic pills
and pctions. They invariably sggravate the dis
order. A combioatiea Of = wholesome stirn
lent with . mild, soothingk laxative IL what Is
osedAd In