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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-14
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.
ALBANY, FEB. Is, 1867.

Senate.
ALBANY, FEB. 1s. 1867.
PFrrrIos FOR AN usrERcncuND RAILROAD.
Mr. LENT presented ape,ition signed by fifteen hun
red property owners and tenants Broadway III favor
Of an underground railroad in Broadway.
BILLS REPORTED FAvoRAsLY
To prevent the further collection OF for the in
PRODUCTION of gas in Roh mond county for the relief
Buffalo School Commsso ners the salary 81
Gregory Ritz an overseer OF Buffalo; the oswego Water
Works nill
ny Mr.. LEsr-ror the extension Of Madison avenue;
TO amend The charter Of Southern Central railroad
ISrRoDucED.
BY Nj. La BAr-To incorporate the Metropolitan Mar
Ael Company; for the extension Of Second avenue
PROTECTION OF PROPERTY IN NEW YORK FROM rlRR.
Mr. T. hunrr moved thai the Insurance Committee
pe Instructed 10 inquire what leg Station is necessary 10
protect property Ia New York from destructive fires
which have recently visited that city. He offered the
ance companies properly, because alarmed by the
adopted.
NOTICES OF Hills
Mr. Levi gave notice Of a bill! to incorporate the GIN,
tom Savings s Institution Of New York also os o. u o
sonay society OF tie Methodist Episcopal church OF the
United states
PROPOSED BRIDGE OVER EAST RIVER
The b!il incorporating company to construct sus-
pension bridge over East river to connect New York
smendment except striking out the section exom;'ng
:he bonds from taxation The senate then adjourned
ALBANY, Feb 10, 1867
The Secretary OF State and the Comptroller sent in
reply relative 70 printing reports for the
Court OF Appeals.
by Mr.. SEIKREG-To refund to Cornell University
moneys paid by Ezra Cornell to Genesses College
By Mr. VASDrNsuRG-Provding for relief against lille.
gal assessments also TO establish police force for the
city of rtca and county of Oneida
By Mr. PARKRR-Against elevated railway in the
streets Of New York. Agreed
By Mr. wIlLAxs-For the relief Of the Niagara street
railway. city Of Buffalo
By Mr. Hcgr-To incorporate the Brooklyn Soldiers
Home.
By Mr. SrLEs-To amend the General Railroad law.
BY Nr. CovE1-To incorporate the Cad Fellows Hall
Association OF Buffalo, also 10 incorporate the Trustees
New York Presbytery.
by Dir DsvEIIN-For an additional number OF no,ares
public in the city OF New York.
Mr. PARKER called up concurrent resolution to ad.
lourn from the 18TH to the 25:h.
Mr. II. II. WOOD moved to amend v from Wednesday,
the goth, 10 Tuesday evening, the 2Gth. Lost
The original resolution was then adopted
THE PRIVILEGE FLOOR GRANTED TO
The privileges OF the floor extended to General
Socum during his stay in the city.
Adjourned. ia order to give the OF the cbanber TO
the stare Agricultural Society.
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Posr Of NEW Yuax, FEBRUARY 10, 1857.

Cleared.
Fox n Co.
steamship Juno. smith, Wilmington Murray rerris
Co
s.csmshiu Albemaris. Bourne, Norfolk. CITY Point and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. For Go.
Ssaaship ysxoo, Hodges Norfolk and CT, POINTS, he'
Steamship Dlriro, Sherwood Portiand--I Afncs.
Wood. NM
hark Grossherzogin Anna tMeck), wepdt Brs,ol-fun
Melncke 4 Wendt.
Bark Auguse Louise lprus). Hansen. Queenstown TOR
oriers-Funch, Neuckc A WcndL
Bark Columbus fBremh Wilmer. Bremcn--H koop Co.
Bros.
: Bark Idaho Chapman. Aspnwal-panams Railroad Co
Bark Carlton, Trecartin, Asllnval--Brct Son a Co
Brig CstbarInc (Br. Mcdonald Kingston, JAG " Trun
bull
Brig Isis. Coke, cirfncgcs-rmn! Bros.
Prie Leonard Berry tBrl, steele, Bermudar HARVEY
Brig Trcubadour tBr). dodfrcy, 81 Johns. NV son
Calunnn.
prir e Hasker Haskell. Ncbie-R " prummond A "a.
schr Chase. Snow, Pcinta- rilre-Moss Ward
Schr smonscn. Ells keavnnnsh-Murray, Ferr,s A 20
schr Maggie smith. Grace, delphia--Baker bay.
schr r irwin Atkins, phil,dcphia--Bsksv a DAYTON
schr 1hcs JeueI sou, Chase New Bsdori--f ergison
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OUR pusLlc scHouls.


Closing Of the Evening schools.
The ceremony Of closing the evening schools through
out the CITY took place last evening At every one Of
these establishments largo numbers Of the people Of all
classes assembled to witness the interesting ex-
crcises The manner In which these gono through
with shows that the instruction impaired scholars
under the management Of the present Board OF Educa
ton is By means OF superficial character The fol-
loving table shows the number OF pupils who receive
instruction IN the public evening schools oil New York
well tho number OF schools OF this class aud teach
al IN fIent
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CosfEKBeyond sales of 30 bags Jamaica. ON private
fr,n especially for Rio.
To Tsrpoo bales s eetoa at sd y hSds to-
s sas1s. err o s $50 se ssiIOls ~
boxes cheese a sSs and 10, bales cotton II "a Ioa
go ss1 Sbs Loco sn sss Ios Z; III &c az
spirits turpenne al 4 Cd 900 bbls. rosin at and
sarentins a. IS 3d. TO Rotterdam 1000 DO petroleum a.
CuSsY BAGS were quiet but hrmer at ss,Sc. a zsc.
GuAsy cLoIT ruled rm with further sales of loo bales
Ilrars,il continued dull a, Ike. gold. for Manila We
were without decided change We heard of sales OF
y bales at S5c. o5c Tor new crop american.
only iesrd o. sales q IL "Sa c
Ssr ass Of pe hsT The
wec BIT thls at e6% 6c, mcreh,ntabe order 80 do
sssf ssvs
ese at an average IS and @ DO % s.
Tar W Wss Ts nve and Arm, ss @ obs lining
oilsLinseed continued . advance, with : fair demand
Sale. wsrc e effected Of y 900 salons. incadn Lnsi;h
prices s. a$i 30 Elsa oils ruled quiet but firm
rEi I Nh, ruled quiet and scarcely as firm With
a. sss sus ss Ss seller sa ssnss IL nns
On private terms is was a, general, asked n b.r
S. IL fsaasS . a
effected Of 800 bbs prime light straw white FOR April 40
bbls Do for May and sd do do for June buyers orop
The pork market ruled dnii hsavy closing
the spo; we're confined % CO.. bbls q s2o q 81 IS
Si9 " for old do SIS 50 Slo q for prime pnd
yi9 ss 70 Tor prime mess: alss lc future delivery oO
ton Beef was IN FIR demand At steady prizes sales 7o
for plain do. OF tierce beef sales were made
70 aa. he ' sas 81 i s' print, a. s Z" 1S
~ss sss' sa%: SEQ %
and az Scr for Bacon va. ~ Steady
sales $40 boxes At ,0 l0ls for Cumberland cut and
lsc for short ribbed Dressed hogs were dali and heavy
At Zoe iosc for city and ssc pc for Western The
lard market active though heavy aud lower Sales
600 bbls az lie. 2'fc fer old and isc i2sc for
Butter and cheese we're unchanged
i,Iok was duh and unchanged Sales un,mpo-tani.
StEps--1nony steady ut s. % a. with moderate
sales Glover unchanged ut DC l5c Calcutta nsced
ruled Ermcr. CO bags Boston nj s. lTrS
do here at 80 60 held higher.
SucAa.-The market for ruled dull, though previous
fully maintained 0i 0tc being deuiandct
for fair u good refining The sales confined 100
hhis Including Cuba l0sc.. Porto Rico
ptc aud Cuba clarified ut l2c. also 635 boxes 40. a.
lis.c Refined Was steady. with moderate demand a,
Isle for standard harcs.
SrKARiNR unchanged Sales 5000 lbs. l0c i2c
also IL w grease nj SIC. 9kc.
TALLow heavy, with sales OF llJ0W bs ut l04c.
'iSsG a.xe.c.n,x y, ,,,. m,r.s, noa.,.,.x .,,,v.
and Grm Sales Co bbs State, IN bond. al 3ic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-14

Bos1ov Feb IL, 1867.
A despatch from Concord ~ H. says the rranconIa
murderer has ,nsde full confession Of his crime
despatch from saco me- 4 says Mrs sweet. OF Ken.
nebunk hiss been convicted Of mansIaucher or poson
ing her hugDaud
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Tho wheat market Was dun and nominal. with down.
ward tendency sales made Of about To- bushels Cali
fornia At 81 10 50 - gooi SHARE Of which Is to leave tho
market Oats dull aud easier the sales limited
TO 900 bushels at &c Ole. for Western and sc
for State Corn duh Of sale br, nornav unchanged
in yana the Transactions comprise 81 90 bushels 81 10
81 II for MIXED Western ~ store ana aoat and 81 ~ for
yellow Jersey and 81 10 for white do Rye
steady. but quiet note sales Of 900 bushels Western
NJ 81 H. Mali AZ rrevions dul the sales
1900 bushels Sc. for Western ami il IL for Canada
West duty paid note sales OF GOO bushels malt at 81 30
CorroS.-rhe demnnd was moderate, but prices
without essential alteration, the market however, closing
dun. The sales agr regated 500 bales. We Quote
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SALES Of REAL ESTATE.

Nessr. A. Blcecker Son Co made the following sales
y real estate yesterday
se i sna e Years. so y ~
siso, hoase saao iso
sSrco house sosac ~ Las
Lease Of house and lot No 22l West Houston st., lot
Oxi0b, honse cDxiD 800
Lease q house and lot No. Is Charlton ST. rioo
one ioi side OH sv. % II IN n ssth al siioc log
One gore south side b7th st. 25 r. let 2jx6b ~ 261
one gore south side bzb adjoining above, 15x68 226O
sxs house sssSssc . ~ n -. 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-14
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Fab

BFSApsEuFrs Receipts 3s2s bbs -four 40 do and 2oE
bags corn meal 7sis bush els wheat 80 do corn 1000 DO
oats, and eiS do barley For State and Western eour the
demand extremely limited being confined 70 the require
mcnts Of local buyers aud prices Tor ali descriptions de-
cined &C. l0, per bb while forced sales made
prices indicanga reduction OF l5c Poe per Dbl The
transactions limited about bbls revised
quotations appended southern aour duh and lower;
tie sales were 2a bAs Rye -four steady At previous
prices with sales Of 2o hbls a. 81 50 according %
quality. Corn neal nogectei nominel sales
made bills Bfandvw,ne et So 30 IS To- we quote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-14
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Dss--SrAGc.-0 Thursday, January 81, by the Rev.
Frederick Brown, WILLIAM H. DAN, OF Poundridge, ~
a., TO NARY eldest aau htor Of Thomas stays, Esq, Of
this city.
Observation-Disclosures Brooklyn, on wednesday,
February IL at the South Presbyterian church. by the
rev = +. spear M. GEO y. GREGORY 70 Aias FANNIE
A.; eldest daughter OF Geo. Dexter Esq
HowE-FRosT I'm Brooklyn, February Is, by the
Kew r H. Hufghardt, DANIEL III. HowR 70 OfHEMA
FkSI Doth late OF North Salon, New York No cards
SrARkEIT-BgNrErT.- this city, on "Wednesday,
February Is, by Row T. r Rogers EIyoa II. sTAaRErr,
OF Denver Colorado, TO Miss LOUISA, daughter Of VIM.
Bennett, OF New York. No cards
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-14
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Tug Foo or YfSrTRDAy.-The sultry condition OF the
atmosphere yesterday morning produced heavy fog,
which increased In density until the afternoon, when
the sun emerging from the clouds graduaiiy dispersed
the yaDors and az the close OF the day slight mist
irdiea,,vc Of rain was all that remained No serious
experienced from it, presence on the
rivers.
Tur NEW YORK PRESS CLUE The third preliminary
meeting for tho organization of Press Club In this city
was held last evening at room No. II Aston House.
About fifty representatives from the editorial and
portora departments OF the principal morning and
10 order and preliminary business transacted
election OF officers gone into with the following
sult.-President Horace Greeley: First Vice President
James Gordon HenRett Jr Second Vice President W. II.
Husiburt. The committee appointed 10 walt on Horace
Greeley and ascertain II he willing 10 accept the
nomination for the presidency Of the club, reported
fayoraby Tie election OF the remainder Of the officers
was left until the next meeting. The objects OF
tho clubarc the cultivation OF friendly relations and the
social and intellectual advancement OF its members.
Saturday next four O'Clock r. H.. when the report Of
the special committee b. will be placed before
the organization for approval
LARGE SALE PirrsToS CoaL-A large number of
persons interested in the sale OF coal assembled yestcr
day morning in tho Merchants Exchange saesrooms
attend the great sale OF Pson for
that the sale would break down and article In all
probability have 10 be withdrawn. The result proved
otherwise as rs shown oy the following pricas:-
lvo, vU IONS iump.... 30 w
~ WV tons SteSuier. In
1OOoO tons CRAZE. In
1856 tons egg Observation-Disclosures. %
la-SoO TONS siove OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
~
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The earnings Of the Fort wiyne Railway or the month
Of January $780, u.s. against ssse9s2 for the
responding month last year The earnings Of the Erie
Railway for January 5000 s5e against 1885, t5
for the same month last year. showing decrease Of
$25sose.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-18
Thn I.nl1er nf GanernI Grant.

AT last the long-talked-of letter of Genera
Grant to the President, in connection with the
removal of Secretary Stanton and General
Sheridan, is made public. We had always
trusted Grant before, but we did so because
of the eloquent loyalty of his acts, not his
words. We now trust him as explicitly be-
cause Of his declarations as we did before on
account of his deeds. The letter has ring
which will be musical to all the loyal in the
land and by the loyal we mean, with the
General, "all those who sustained the Govern
ment through its trials" 1t is the plain, sim
pie, and unequivocal utterance of a soldier
whose heart is in the words he writes.
In these days of rhetoric and turgid
eloquence, it is a relief to have public
man express himself clearly and honestly, dis
carding all the would-be embellishments, and
trusting entirely to the truth Of his cause,
with no excuse for his frankness save the
grand sentiment, 81 know that am right in
this matter" There is in all that Grant has
done and said disgust for technical attempts
to defeat the popular will by the reasoning Of
an "astute lawyer" He is man Of sound
common sense, and looks at the spirit, and not
the letter, of the law. There are few senti-
ments which will find an echo as cordial in the
popular heart as he secures when he says:-
"The meaning of the law may be explained
away by an astute lawyer, but common sense
and the views OF loyal people will give IL the
effect intended by It's trainers"
His compliments to Mr.. Stanton and General
Sheridan are lavish encomiums, and the free
dom with which he denies all right in the
action of Mr.. Johnson in waiting until Con-
gress had adjourned before he removed them,
is thoroughly characteristic of the man. There
has nothing appeared which will SO unite the
hearts of the people in their confidence in the
subjugator of the Rebellion, as will this letter
to the President in defense of the leaders of
the Republican party.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-18

IS PITCHERS,
SOS CHEsNUT STREET. 8Os
Where latest FASHION MAGAZINE
And last new NOVEL can be seen.
Where all BOOK BUYERS can procure
The STANDARD WORKS In Literature.
or sTEREoSCoPEs and STEREo-VIEws.
TEN THOUSAND kinds from which TO choose.
OF PRANG'S fine CHROMOS. large and small,
We have the LARGEST STOCK of all.
From MAGDALENA and the KIDS PLAY.
GROUND,
To School Room Cards. can there be found,
All In FINE FRAMES or WALNUT or GOLD,
AT LOWER PRICES than they ever were sold.
And where In order to provide
For NEW YEAR DAY aud CHRISTMAS TIDE,
The choicest GIFT BOOKS Will appear,
At this festive season OF the year.
At PRICES REDUCED to such point
That all competitors are out OF joint.
Of Dickens w orks, in great demand,
A Stock is always kept on hand,
In paper and cloth, or in half calf.
There is nothing like Dickens to
make you laugh.
Books sent by MAIL (when SO desIred)
To any distance that's required,
II all's PREPAID.
For sending any parcel out.
CThe CITY limits or about),
NO CHARGE is made.
New Catalogues GRATIS, on application.
Or sent by MAIL all over the NATION, l2lsSt
BY PITCHER, 9os.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

f1ye NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING. JOY
COE q CO., Agents for the 'TELEsRAPH"
and Newspaper Press of the whole country, haveRE-
MOVED from FIFTH and CHESNl Streets to No.
l44 S. SIXTH Street. second door above WALNUT.
OFFICEs:-No. l44 q, SIXTH Street. PhlRdelphisi
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS. New York. 73OR4p
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-18

u PHILADELPHIA, December IL 1857.
70 me Annual Melting of the Stockholders OF TINS
be snS Tlii be held at the Banking House on TUES
tDA January a. 1868, at ~ O'clock NJ and an Elec-
s ton 10, ~ DIeStots upon the same day between the
10 10 ~ " ~ - CLOCK M aud o'clock p. M.
~ 10 mMllOt JOSEPH N. PEGRSOL, Cashier,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-25
SPE ElnL NOTICE.
S..scrns Rum Hpown.

Persons often allow their systems TO run down."
or rather run them down by over-work, accompanied
by neglect OF the proper means Of invi,oraton.-
The result is what is called GENERAL DEBILITY " Ia
other words, failure and partial collapse OF the
physical forces accompanied. usually, By great de-
preston OF spitsis.
The hest medy in such cases il H0STETTEk'S
STOMACH RITrEnS. Whether the siae or ex
hausiion has been brought on by excessive physical
labor. dis. a,ion, xcty Of mind exposure, or any
Other cause the remedial effect of this great s.om-
sehc VIII he found equally promp; and certain. As
restorative after sickness has Frustrated the
bodily ana mental energies, 1t is prof ouncei, by
competent medical authority, THE RESI- TONIC
IL USE lfmen were not ioolishly careless about
their health and over confident in themselves they
would aways, VIXEN engaged in any work that re-
quired great e,ertion. use corresponding means of
sustaining their strength Fog this purpose HOS
LETTERS BITTERS are Invaluable. All oicrs
ehould them an in,igorant.
For those constantly employed in indoor occups-
tons especially In crowded workshops, they msy be
reckoned a. the very best safeguard Of health.
Where there lie predispostion TO constipation, a
tendency to bousness they may he truly said to BE
a specific for which there Is no substitute.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-25

3Facts are stubborn thinra," SAYS the old proverb
Siu IN these alone do We intend to DEAL in present.
ing WEIGHTS TAR SYRUP TO the public. All
Know Tie necessity of guarding against Colds. a.
Wen as the necessity for taking the proper NEEDLES
when tne Colds are upon US. We say, without fear
Oh contradiction, that the superior of virgins Tar
syrup ior the cure of Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
Drohchits ana all diseases OF the Throat and Lungs,
ooes not exist. Below testimonials from per
sons. some OF whom known in all parts Of the
country:
Dn. X SuEIros MACKENZIE. Literary Editor OF For
hey fniisdelphia Press, writee-
Pan AnEi rnrA, July 90, 1867.
DEAR sis:-Laef Christmas for the first time In my
NE. was 1-uch afflicted by very severe Cold with
aImost constant cough and sore chest. practice
makes perfect the proverb says, but the more
conghed the worse did 1t. By what then consid-
sfed nm accident, hut now believe to have been
r.ovidence. was Induced to try Dr. WKioHrs TAR
SfhoP purchased from You. and was greatly relieved
IN Two Days. wholly cured In ten Its not unpieaa-
AM !" we ,aste, which Is good point. Many yeare
ago, Icna'ng my way through an old library, came
across !ne works OF tina, Bishop Berkeley, who pro
pne'icnIiy ana truly declared, more than a century
TO, mat eastward the march Of Empire takes its
way. sn9 among these were two trcatscs In which
ne suongU advocated the Of Tar. o. curative II
many diseases from Catarvh 70 the plague WIS
tnen tIuck with the cogencv Of the good Bieh0p's
aTyumeuts ana am now eure-frOm the eflieAny Of
Dr. wfl2hrs pseparotiDn Of the came remedy-that
they were entirely correct
r. SHELTON LID.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-25

Newspapers of oil the amusemenss
tina, can possibly be imagined for q hard
working man after days toll, or in its in.
tcryals, there is nothing like reading On en-
tel,aining paper. II relieves his home Of
its dizziness or sameness, which, nine cases
GU. Of teo, is what drives him TO the ole,
house, to his own rum and his family's. 1t
transports him into gayer and livelier. and
more diversified and interesting scene, and
while he enjoys himself there be may forget
the evils OF the moment fully az much as if
he were'ever 30 drunk, with the great 3D.
vantage Of finding his money in his peck
cts, or ct least laid out in real necessaries
and comfort. for his wife and family, and
without headache. Nay. it accompanies
him to his next days work, and gives him
something to think Of besides the mechan-
zeal drudgery Of his every days operations
something he enjoys while absent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-25

InE Radicals expended 1884 ,0O0, 600 on
the army last ycar, ard a-ge proportion
Of this money went into their Fre.dmcn'>
Bureau and other Radical c.ectioueerlne
machines. The annual payment of tbi~
enormous sum TO the cx,inguishmen, of the
national debt, adding to the lt.yment OF the
amount o ( reduced interest every year
would pay oil tho debt in ten years, and
establish specie currency in four years.
But the Radicals are expanding the money
in schemes to p, omote their party suecess>
es- to hold the white race down ard raise
the negroes above them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-25

A TRAix Thar FAILED TO CONNECT As
illustratise Of Mr.. George Francis Trans
intense patriotism, We may relate that he,
on one occasion, sent his wife on Ninety
days voyage from Australia to New York,
that their coming child might be bora 90
American soil. Is it would become posi-
bic future President Of the United States
Tbs journey was most troublesome one,
and The lady c.me very near being shil.-
wrecked, but at last reached shis county
In saessy. TIE child IVES bsrn, and Il sras
. Gba-G. =. Mad.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-25

Dear fir:-Ha,iny witnessed the tpera.;on q, DR..
VIRGIN lar syrup in cases OF Consumption cheer
iui'y recommehdi TO all persons 90 afflicted
r., JESSE II. WALKER,
Fourth and Chestnut Sts.. Philadclrha
adelphia. writes ~ :" '''
AI.e. suffering two years with Consumption and
constant hcmnra.,s s. was induced 20 try Wriphi,-
Iai y.up. Ater using six bottles health returned.
sUe ~" S,a now ag to attend tn my brsuess.
n, i J prusglsts, Reading. Pa writes:
ano. .hree weeks ago ia nearly all cold Ny
81 y asssr speak highly of IT, Send half grne. OF i
Wy aa,uer ~ Aiddletown. Pa and chareett to me
n. Wimh; cTEeI' Druggists, Trenton, N. j., says
Ut, M,,mgns Tar syrup does all you claim for It.
am selling largely Of 1t. and with much satisfaction
wrights Tar Syrup Il ao,d bv Al, Druggists and
So.nus sStoreIeepere. Price ~ per bottle. One
oo'''e Will cneck the most aggravated Cough.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-25

MONTGOMERY BLAIR says that Grant re-
joiccs over the Democratic victories in Ohio
and Pennsylvania. Has there been any au-
thoritative denial OF this statements Here
is food for Grinnclrs thought, food for the
scverAl radical papers who have taken up
and endorsed the general. to chaw over. II
he has not denied il, is he still the proper
MANI II -, all right. Probably the po-
litical asses had better move over to the 9th
eY attack.