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New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM Raj.

UDSON XIV ER AND HARLEM RAIL
j ROADS-On and ln~r MONDAY. Ar -. 1871, aus ial
Albany Troy connecting With NVh-S aad Wcirn iFsils VII
lrsye Nss-lor< as follows; ...
H. RIpess rison River Rslo'i. Tlifieth' aoi
Tenhave through Bgf, Suspension Bridge without change
and connecting Ty With trains i1r SaIiosa uani Duhg
zHiibe North.
Espres train vi. Ilsrem Railroad TWsnIh,i and
fstA Sii Western sailrad i1- Lebanon
srrngs risaed & Asny sih Western iran n It Troy Aiih
trains ior Saratoga. lrand. Bufiagton ami tLr NuTtl.
u NJ Erpr-.s uisaa fyef Railroad ting 81 Albany
with train Tor The West
$3.50 Erress train Hnison Ryef Railroad connecting Al
Asny Wfste trsint sud Troy With ilans FOR Montreal Win
sleeping attached
4ss Rrprsss !ilem Rnfos connecting 'sihin
With Lebanon Spugs 'sae kc ald at A.
islnyN trlirS Sleeping stiachrd AZ Albany
lasl River hrosi With sleeping eAr'
attached through BuGso si Suspension Bnsr Sosl chss-
seepug ever ty excepting Nnrisy. atacse in
irHrg without rharre sii ROM snd o.
Railroad for Troy w be made a. East Aban ILu.n
viii run on SUNDAYS .l,-,
n D m an via Ilns,n River Railroad With seepHg cars achei
eliiy M Bnllo aa Suspc"p bdSs
aud At AMI points Norih This train VIII
o SnndaTM - ~
sunday sn Hudson River Rfioai from New-l York
intermediate stations leaving hesofs az
Returning Poughkeepre 3 arriving ID Ns"-iork
Also Sunday Isrsra Rrosi leaving Forty steondst
No. and arriving Returning, leave Miller
ton a D in arriving al Nev-lors 81 i2:yl o.
ii Xfasftr lsut
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Che Curt.

Che Curt ~si''
ITNION COURSE, LONG ISLAND-TrOtting.
" GREAT STALLION RACE. THURSDAY, May 80 at p m
Match for 81 Mile Heats haraesN ID. rhes
Commodore vaRlrrb John Loyes b. George Patch
en- Cr Wilimshurgh Ferries for
COURSE DIRECT Eve minutes and also the South f- coa'
the
Refreshments furnished by HILL MADDEN Of Fulton Market
WILLIAM SHAW, Proprietor
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Eectrres ano aleetinas.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE.-Thc annual EXAM
~ INATION Of CLASSES Columbia College win commence
MONDAY the 81 Of June AZ ~ o'clock and Will e ccnnue
MONDAY
THURSDAY other Classes from MONDAY June TO- to
FRIDAY, June L. - .,,,,.
Candidates amoa viii be examined FRIDAY and SAFUk~
DAY Jnae q and D. beginning AZ ~
SCHOOL MfNBSThe annual Examination Of the School "a
Columbia College win FRIDAY MAJ 81 at W
a m and will be continued until WEDNESDAY. June y
Mil be examined FRIDAY June H. ~
n.-~<. z u 4Al2LsskK. Il u - Asees - rIsseae
OLA BROADWAY-THIS EVENING and
OH SATURDAYA LECTURE on The Ancient sehce o. ~
roogy pubH examination Of nat'es by Dr bhoO"iion-
Admission frcc
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5alfs bp Auttion.
lRY nj. LEEDS al MINER

ID HENRY H. LKEDs, AuctiOHees.
On WEDNESDAY MAY 29 al lO O'Clock the residence No 9
wet Thirty ninh, elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE consisting
Of Armu Velvet aud Brussels Carpet W Paror Suites made by
gster Co.. blue silk Window Curtains gilt frame Frenohpae
Mrrors and CorDiees carved b. W. Library and Dining
Fusture r. w, B. W and Mhy Beiseads. Bureaus, Wash
sods commode Wardrobes sTabes &c Spring Beds Hair and
FEATHER Pillows BOers China tocker Glassware,
Ao Kchen Fnrnure with which The sale will
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

l. FAEirAS AND DELAWARE DAY RAILROAD
On All ahsr MONnAl. Mav - if ihe lr r ru A. i"logf
from Pier No y. fool ol ba1u-si.:
A. iI.l5 a. n-EXPREsS PASSENGER LINE fr PHILADELPHIA
Iong BaHch 1r m-ior Long B1a,l Tom Ri ier aud a
-rrii,e station ipuiag Pier No (pr passengers enll Il
4-i1 D. M. -
FAST FREIGHT LiNE-LeH~aA Per Na % ., 5ln ior Pia
deph, direct anI points rood sf1 h tHn.n su
Atlantic AMI uniformly
made. EhTl RhlNtf
EXPRESS PASSENGER LiSt-fn S~wYors, 1r Leaves Phade
pLia from From Long BraacA fT NeFioTk
At 1iUa. ~ an ll:i0a D..
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

H o. Cisnni-rss PsTau.l Frru- -
bay Lrpes for Rochester Bsla1 aud al foinii west
AL Souih
I0p Erprs Ma ior Burs1, saamanri Dunsrs aui au
points est nu South
3sl D. H. W. Trsn flr Miir'aFu snd nerel't~ ssoas
4sl = ~ Wa. Port Jer Scshurgh WsTvk aal arfne
d.8'r
SOP M Night Erpr, Rochester Buass Salamanca DuaE's
AMI all ss.ut 4a n Wet
6:iap m va TrAu far SuGera ,ri u'~run~isis stations
100 daily flr Ks-Irf BIisn, sa.ananfi
DuBiff anl al paints " est hli Snaih
D Eulgrsnt Tram. dsi'r, frr th- Wefi
As " ~ Hprns rsr, sni Faesen - o. %
D.S in Las. 4 . b.lI sHi II m. Ol HEDNfh
DAY EGnrS Thr lia n y O'clock 0r sraern ani intermediate
sfsiiuus
SUNDAY TRAINS -s.ga n WAY Trla Oi.lir. y ta1
1r Paterson Ni1hi yrs ir Dunkrk Bnfta Ench
ee Ssamsrca an POINTS West s1i South u F Patterson
rnd Port lrfriA
Express ,hogy Sasmanra Duukifk au Euls with
on change Culc.s direct vita al sol.fn and
Western iuea
Perfectly Ventaiei ni INK I3r,s Sleeping Clas all
\. ~ Tfins H. RIDDLE. Geal SuP-
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

RSznIss AND Cel Usa,A h.ILRettn ce,sssr'}
sr,x,yx~.xn1rrs O~vcs, CaLgnniA Pa, MAJ . 10.
DEADING and COLUMBIA kAiinCSA,D,, S!a,i., W..
..sv psrosd nais connection 81 hesans i1r
Issess,sf and golaubs arriving ~ Lsn'sssf saa
u."
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
Ocean gieamers.
DACIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THROUGH LINE TO CAIIPOREIA AND CHINA
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THBCteR C.SRvlS 4inE ,s, TO SAIdFoISIA AND CHINA
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
seame eave rer No u North River foot Of Cna at p O'Clock
!SHs -ocEAN oUEEN Capt H. P cOunO connecting with MON.
jane lRsING STAR Capt G. Gray connecting with sAcRA.
S June SS1Az0EA Capt JET Mnury connecting with coNsTI
Steamer Of june Il Will San Francisco Japan and China
hundred pound. baggage adult passenger
With for South PscSS ports s and m for Central
can ports ond % those Of LIST touch at Nanranilo A.
Panama to Australia and New Zealand
p R BABY, Agent
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
THROUGH U s. MAIL NAIL TO
Via PANAMA and SAN FRANCISCO - , nj
S ~ RISING SAR viii % leave I Pier 1o No. e. NOA uSr Svs Fl
connecting Railroad with steamer SACRAMENTO for San
Francisco where passengers mails and fast freight will BE- ,Tansel %
Yokohama and Hong Kong
For Shanghai close Connection Yokohama with the
COmpanys COSTA RIGA passing through the Inland Sea Of
Through ticket. issued from New York adding regular prices
tween New York aud San Francisco the following rates payable in gold
y, 't.''',.-' First Cabin Second Cabin stosrsge
From From ssH fnaSss EsIG:.o t. s1 TSs9Rs%. ks" $3.50 81"
Freight through from NewYori to either port per steamer of June
% Per cu6 foot Or = cent Per R PSyS @ a eST by any
For through tickets aud ali further information apply at the Office on
the wharf pier No a North River fOO of Canalst, %
r. H. BABY, Agent
EOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA., -.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company steamer OCEAN QUEEN
will sail on SATURDAY June at IL o'clock noon
Freight received as usual .
rates inquire Freight Office Compsnys Pier No
North River Foot Of Csaalsk WILLS, FARGO Co.
Sole Freight Agents P 81 S S Co
OPPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA.
~ RBDgGED RATES or PASSAGE AND FREIGHT "A I
SAN FRANCISCO
will dispatched North American Steamship COEpanr on
MONDAY % North River FOOT OF
WansL, connecting Pachc with the hvonie
AMERICA.
The accommodations these unsurpassed By th0ss o.
GHoAt and the line 4
THROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO EVERY TWENTY DAYS.
Por Passage or Freight apply 10
WA. II. WEBB, President Ne 81 Exchange place.
n CARRNGTON Agent, No IN Wesrst cor Warenst, N
EXCURSION TO PARIS, ITALY, GREECE,
H CRINRA, HOLY LAND, EGYPT &c
magnificent sdewheel steamship QUAKER CITY, will
above SATURDAY June at o'clock
Mchaefs Gibraltar Msrseie Leghon,
Capra Vechia Naples Palermo. Athena Cornth Costan
nope Sesopo SMYRNA olr Land Bgpt Malta Cagsra Palma
Valencia Madeira and Bermuda and the party viii have ample oppor
and al the points interest Italy SwtIer
land and the Holy Land; also. England and the Rhine
al that could he desired
absolutely" Government has iaed letters
commenting and the hosptate broad
Applications Join the party nearly complete the number being
limited " 10 be rGade 10 the Committee through
C c. DUNCAN, No III wslLst
A.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

NEW-YORK and FLUSHING RAILROAD
~ Is.,. Hunter. s:isA 1,s, s:aS sis
suna., go a n; % s;Dp Ihensn " sssss 80.
I'M Tsssisy and SATURDAY, nishs tssIs leaves
ssl.. n, ~ Hunters at fis besn ssse 's~ss
Sip svsy hsn hsAi fAA'' L q VoOaHIEs ssssrsssdsnt
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CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.

leave Alhhhy h6'l' -. NJ
CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER, PALMER R%TGMBuRoi % i EASHuA, LOWELL con
CAkD, TIIB WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATES POINTS
The and starch @ steamers Of u, Nor NS,Hes 5 hss % n
Sewfork daily lssnasys ereePted a. oeeet from
Pier No % North River foo. Of Vss'vst,
there connecting With The Steamboat kIPe n from ihe seovs
points via Norwich And woress Boston and Worcester Worcester
ano Nashua AHh hen London ana hoIlhefn hhirosot
Freight taken Al the lowest r'es For Information inquire o.
Z 3 s...l MasIiN .i, Assa' -. o. iss tfs.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of EW-JERSEY.-
~ Passenger and Freight Depot EewYc foot Of ldbeyst
Juacn with Delaware Lakawa1na and Western
Rsosa AMI st Bsoa with the Lessh Railroad
% nA direct ps W Pittsburgh aud The West; without change Of
ALLENTOWN LINK To THE wEsT
Three Bpress Tsas daily pi The West except Sundays when
ST mile, ilce hour, saved ihs In. Chicago, Cincinnati
siRISG ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing April p. lBf5-icsye New York a, fnioss
wllsmspori. WLkcsblrrs. Mihln,~ Ci'r
mWE.rEHN EarEss for Pastor Allentown Harrisburg Ps
ami hu changes lou Connect, - iarshur; with
Northern Central and ' ami kne Roads i hIe and The o ksyous
Connect junction Wb Del lcA lni rst X H Tor ntrouslurs
let Gap scranton Ftt'ion Kingston r-ai brd a. ,,,,
y - THAiSFo Easo1. Anrutosa Nanrh Csank Nkeharre
Reading Columbia Lu'ie- EPati li'ii Pole harrbufE Sc
3.g D. u.-Fot Pialuarh
a-iyc,Sv,rf ESri,s.-F"r Eaeon. bethlehem. MsusA
Chunk R-aia. arriur, Prgh Chicago sni Ciacansicoa,
Harrisburg vita tf,a Tor wiiam-p' Er a. Seepng Cars
elsp m-Ho' Iunri,a nni ia'errari ate stA'.oaa
sp n-WFSTERY RXPrRSS TRAfN-For Rs,ou Alen,o-H.
Reading, iiarri-narg Pittsburgh. ali ih' Wet
Sleeping trongA from jersey t- 8, tlnrhc every eVens
Tkc., f1r tie West eau oael hr oses the Central Rail
r,1 o. keaIrrry foi 90 Lhr r. Asi0r House Aoh
JOSIAH - NlLANNN Nuferintetiifht
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
N Y. SUPREME COURT-City and County of

II - I--JIIY OOUIIIy
4Ns New -fork.-HAMILToN BBGGAM Plaintiff agt. ABRAM H.
Ooebhr and RICHARD RKBR observation-disclosures for
demand on eogaet (CO To the Defendants aud for
each them You hereby required the
complaint IN this action which will be filed the Office Of the Clerk Of
the City and County of kewYork Hall York and
serve copy o. your answer 70 the said complaint the subscribers
Their Chc Nos b aud 57 broadway City within twenty
DAYS aer the service you exclusive day
such see and fail the SAID complaint within the
time aforesaid, the Plaintiff this action will take Judgment against
you for the Of J g. with interest from the h day Of April
thousand eight hundred and beside and dsbue
ments OF this acton.-Daied HegY ork April g. 1861
JERNBGAN SMITH & BALDWIN, Plaintiffs Attorneys
The said complaint duly hed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the City
aud County NewfOk The Hall the 18th
May 1861 JEKNR0AN SMITH & BALDWIN
Ny Is law6wW Plaintiffs Attorne--
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL-SFEiN-
W WAY HALL-TO CONTINUE ONE WREK.
Commencing MONDAY EVENING June uuder the direction
7. T. HARRISON
MONDAY EVENING, June =, viii be performed
HAHDBLS ORATORIO or TliH MESSIAH
with the following powerful cast.
Nadine PAREPA ROSA. Soprano
Mrs ZELDA HARRISON SBGUIs Contrslto
Nr WILLIAM CASTLE, Tenor.
Mr. J. r. THOMAS. Baritone
r. J. CONNOLLY Organst
Mr. T. L. RITTER, Conductor
THR YORK HARMONIC SOCIETY aud FULL ORCHESTRA
Tickets. One Dollar.
Reserved Seats Fifty Cents Rrtrs
INHE GRAND CHARITY FAIR Is NOW
OPEN in UNIoNSouARE in The temporary bnlrs erected for
purpose large stalls fi with unprecedented variety %
elegant articles useful and ornamental Open from ii AN 70
10 PIN
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Ceaal Notitrs.

NEW-Y0RK SUPREME COURT-City and
.oenty OF New YorkWIILIAM SMITH Plaintiff against VIII
LIAM BENNETT and MARCUS T. SACIA observation-disclosures
hon demand on contract COm ser To tbs above named
lou are hereby summoned and required the
P9, 10 h so which Sled IN the Office Of the Clerk Of the City
ork at the City Of NewYok the seventh
OF april 1907 and TO to the said
on le subscriber al bis Office Number fifteen
he oV OF new lort within OF this
mons on yon eIcuye Of the day Of such service and fail TO
N s o complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff this
hen % tak Judgment against the thousand dollars
VII" interest IRON the hrt day Of January thousand eight hundred
And sixty besides and disbursements of ts
My law 6wW '
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

Station Nsvrork Tventysevuts and Fourth
ave Entrance TwentY-seventh.st
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK;
Vcr New and bridgeport, 100 500 tBLt lLS M GD
Drl 800 (Yx.) 345 30 and 500 (RID p m.
Fo Milford Strroa Psrir Southport and Westpot, 100 lL3o
Yo sors.I, 100 lI 500 lsoa H. I2i5 CEr 400 RIb
ats 40. IEI 530, 300 lEI.l
P.r DsItsp 100 500 ii. 20 m. asS, 40, sop M
Eor Greenwich 100, 300 u9o ass AS, $50 go
70, stan lord 400 RI 100 lilo lll3 (EI SEQ (Br
As 4 no Or !. AS $50. s. D. 200 tBx) m. -
For Peri Chester intermediates stations 100 500 l~ nj 1A
49, Wv WV Nv CONNECTING TRAINS
po, p..ton via spuprSeId 800 (E1l 100 fEI) GOpm
pss Bostsn Wis shore Line ltl5 tEr) 500 - -, -.
Fo Hartford Springfield sOo m tEI als IN" hih e"
Ss, cs,nsesscus River Railroad sOea r IaDp Hss
hfs v i nso prs.id.as ssd Railroad 400 IJ iaiS
rewLopdOn ssd stOsns.sh Railroad At SOS n
- ' Po, Cana Rsirosd, jas N - SNevthsmp,oa
vo, IIousstouic Rsitosd, LOO l. n, a0 pm
po, gsnsst.ek Rniroad 800 a n, 3O m
y D..sa,, snd Eorwsk Rsifread, TOO zoe ~ Anpn
Ssnnedis&s 5ssPms SHs LAMPS HOYT. sapt
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

I ONC ISLAND DRAlLROAD.-Lcaves Iames's
Slip -7D Tor GTrcnperi' 'aud ,Aionsi 10 IA
Syos-.i, Hckssie anl Beupstssli p EIprrs' 70 vr
head. and Greepor satnnays p M Nos-. on ,osr'
empst-ad Famnzse. Glen Cove and stations
SATURDAY.. Sorth sp Sunday Excursion train I'ar-s Hun
Cor fphank FetnTning arrives at Hunters
Point at 6;i5 m.
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COM
WI PANY-Colnnsneng Monday December a. 1865 Leave New
foot Of Bsreayt nnsctrs with Lshih VALLEY hsro.d and
65 Express Mail tain 2 hr-
ns.s train Mornsoxn leaves 2:J Hassst
Town leaves 1:JD Morrosn Express az In al
Newark Eve Sonth OTa1Es
and three 10 A. PBERrhOUi General supsnstsIdehi
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
ise- fpRlNO ARRANGEMENT 1867
COMMENCfNu APRIL Is. 1861
Passenger Station Nswfos Tventy'evrts and Fourth
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-27

Mark Twaln's lasf.-.A Red1Dee
en the CaanAen & Abbey Desl-



Mark TwaIn's last.-.A Pea1Dss
en the CasnAen 4 Abbey psaal-
road.
From The Ssn Francisco Alta
And then. there wer. ihc psddlers. I
bought out the pop~es@h boy TO ct rid Of
him because I ,As trying 10 compose q
coem for = voyag lady's album end did not
want "a be- dsturbed. But he came right
back via . stock Of pea nuts. took few
and hurried him away, and he Seturned
vfth some ice cream candy. l don't like
ice cream candy and pea nuts together. but
invested at once, because IN inspired
riy tine had been borne to me, and wanted
to set it down before il lippsd BY me. Then
the scoundrsl came back with tobacco ard
cigars, aid Afterwards viii 0rangss. imita'
ton ivory baby whistles, &c paste and cps
pies; and then he went away end was gone
some tine, s0d wss eocsusagsd to hops
the trim had run oves MIN. 00eA Vas not
The ease. He was only keeping bic most
malignant outssge for fhs last He was
getting his literature ready.
~ floU hat tidA sI6ew1sd that deefedod
youth did 6othing but march from one car
- aseeher, snd sfiiict the passs0Gen with
specimen COPIES Of the viisst blood aad
thunder romances on earth. "Lioael War
burton, or the Perjursr's Doom !" "Godfrey
de Langly. or the Desoersd5s Revenge
those were some Of his mildest works, and
on their backs were pictures Of stabbing af>
trays and duels, and people showing other
people down precipices. and wretched wood
cuts Of women beng rescued from terrific
perils Of all possible kinds-and they are
always women who, ore SO crimrally homtly
that any rikht>minded man would take a
placid satisfaction in seeing them suffer .
sudden and violent death. But that peddler
hey peddlcd these atrocious books RICH.
along Tor hours together, and gave ur my
pcem at last, and devoted all my energies
to driving him away, aud trying to say
things that would make him unhappy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-27

THE Cincinnati Gazette bemoans the fact
that there are Radicals. good and simplex
hearted men" il calls them. who insist that
Jefferson Davis shall be tried for treason,
and il says these persons think only Of
courts organized to convict" As they have
been taught by their newspaper oracles
that courts organized to convict are the
only proper courts, we do not see that the
"good and simple hearted men" should be
severely censured for their folly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-27

DEPrHs OF THE SEA.-A French journal
says, that the soundings for the trans ATTAIN.
tic cable have enabled comparisons TO be
made of the depth OF the different seas
Generally speaking they are not oil any
great depth in the neghboraood Of conti>
nents. Thus, the Baltic, between Germany
and Sweden, is only 1870 feet deep. and the
Adriatic, between Venice and Triests, 1870
feet. he greatest depth Of the channel be.
tween France aud England does not exceed
800 feet. while to the Southwest of Ireland,
where the sea is open, the depth is more
than 1000 feet. The secs to the South OF
Europe are much deeper than tn ose Of he
interior In the narrowest part Of the
Straits Of Gibraltar the depth 10 only 1000
feet, while little more 10 the East it is 8, !
600 feet. On the coast Of Spain the depth
il nearly 5000 feet. At $50 niles South 81
Nantucket, (south Of Cape Cod.) no bottom
was found ct 1000 feet. The greatest depth
Of al are to be met with in the Southern
Ocean. To the West Of the Cape Of Coed
Hope 10000 feet have Been measured. and
10 the West Of 81. Helena, $4,000. DR..
Young estimates the averaSe depth Of the
Atlantic a q, 900 feet, and Of the Pacific 1t
80. 600.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-27

Three young men were before the ChicA>
20 Police Court last week on the charge Of
being Migrants. when one Of them made the
following defense "These two gentlemen
and my self are the firm Of Edwards 4
Griffin. We are proposers. Bv that l
mean We propose to young ladies and help
10 get themsmarried. We are beneiactOrs
when ~ see young lady Who 10 not, and
never has been engaged, one Of us says to
her, We viii get you married for E..
payable after marriage or course che
says yes. For the tune being, one Of Us 10
considered engaged to her. We trumpet
the feet abroad. Whenever the ether Two
Of ~ meet young man who 10 not enga-
ged, We say, what lucky dog Gsifiln is
He has won Miss X And We praise her.
We encourage the young man to 60 and
cut Griffin out, for The fun Of the thing
Being . fool, like moss young men, he does
it. He peOpoesa to Miss x, knowing that
she ID Engaged to Griffin, and hardly sxpeoee
ting that she will accept him. . But she H.
ways does. Add he can netue cut loose
from he. HeMust narry. her q be tried
fss bfsseh Of promise. I myself have been
engaged twenty Eve times during the last
rear. We ore doing 90 we'll ti,as We think
Of hisiae aelesk 10 do part Of the work for
~. I should not have told you this but for
your atrocious threat about bride well. But
- We have given false names, it does not
make much d Inference
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-27
0o01 ON f..


The Cirage Erancaio1 q French Droa.
Sing. for Ladies' = Chidsene Boote aud Shoes tina
have become red or rusty. and rough By wearsg aad
are restored 70 pefect and permanent black with ~
much iustre ~ when new leaving the leather so and
pliabe and wha. sof importance to the laicsit
wit NOT suB OFF WHEN WET. eoiL tue sxsuyp
Travelling Hays. Trunks. Carriage,
% 0oaD NKw.
Ladies' and Children can drees their own boots with
out ceiling their hnndr. Try one bottle. and YOU wi
never be without supply oft In the house.
Ask your shoe dealer for H.
D.F BROWN co. Propvietors. Manufacturers
Of Blaekincs and Dressings of all kinds leather
Omce, lis's aiih street. boeton oetSl-dly
For sale by PARKS & HOSMER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-27

rRex.r Aso egRrAfS pfStnY
SPEaaAT c35EEk, or Seminal { billy.
At,ensst b. rSvcsv.rAay rightly o. Gail, ~
city o~ssd or ,snseer aggravated 10 character reHi Ger
rte:inr which the res ~
SELF shu.. 10y SPECIFIC PILL eon'Ains 80 se'esFy'
lon Caaharies aay Injurious iasdin,- Ted III eca
sne,n the ~ viii nssseHr r"f s'n"s
70 "a in all eases efIs.y0siss I1spscis
a NEW TREATISE "a
x,,.nr me most rrSnneut esas aa -spisrs Of xu -.
DEBILITY mailed free 10 all saaersas Of either seS
rHiSs 81 rhoz for IS. BY nai sod y Drag
sis,s and wholesale By Psvpr<ors. - S.s>tHEsrSn
e Gu. 10 wicsa eracrs shosis b. addressed.
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