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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18
Bulls sarsaparilla
A Coed Reason for the Cnpsain's
Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER AND THE
LETTER FROM Ills MOTHER.


Benton Barracks. No.. April 90. 1855,
On, Jons BuLL-- Dear Sir Know ing the Of
nciency Of your Ssrsspsrills, sn6 tho healing
and beneficial qualities II possesses. ! sesd you
the following statement Of my case:
was wounded about two years ago-was Ia
ken prisoner and con6ed for sixteen month.
Being moved 40 often that my wounds have not
healed yet. have not sat up moment since
was wounded. am shot through the hips
My general health is impaired. aud need scms.
thing to assist nature, | have more faith in
your Sarsapsrilla than in any thing else, !
wish that that liz genuine, Please express mo
half dozen bottles and oblige
Carr. q. +. JosSsoS. st. Louis. Mo.
T. S.-The following was written April 80
1865. by Mrs. Jennie johnson. mother Of Capt.
johnson:
Din. BuLL-Dcar Sir: Ny husband, DR.. u. q.
Johnson. was = skillful surgeon and physician 10
Central New York. where he died, leaving the
above q, =, johnson 70 my care. At thirteen
years Of age he had . chronic diarrhes end
scrofula, for which gave him Jour sarsapariL
la, II CURED MIN, have for ten years recon-
mended |: 70 many in Central New York, Ohio
and Iowa, for scrofuls, fever sores and general
debility. Perfect success has attended il The
cures effected in some coses Of scrofula and fev q
sores were almost miraculous. en- very an1-
ious for my son TO again have recourse to yous
ssrsapariIls. He is fearful Of getting sspurious
article, hence his writing TO you for Il, His
wounds are terrible, but believe hs will secov-
o.. y Respectfully,
Jsxum Jonnsex
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18
CmILLs AND FEvER.

The proprietor Of this celebrated nedisine
Justly claims for II . superiority over oil rene
dies ever offered TO the public Tor the safe. Ger
ain, speedy and permanent cure Of Agus and
Fever, or chils and fever, whether Of short or
ong standing. He refers 10 the entire western
and Southwestern country TO bear him testimony
to the truth Of the assertion, thst in no case
Whatever will il fail TO cure, II the directions are
strictly followed end carried out. IN greet
many cases single dose has been snaie'snt ios
. cure, and whole families have been cured By
single bottle. with perfect restoration Of the
general health. II 10, however. prudent, and
. every case more certain y ere. II ~ ~ 10
continued in smaller doses for . week Or I've
after The dissass hn bssn ehssksd, nsrs espec
tally in dificolt ard long stasdisg beses, U.s.
ally this medicine will not Require asy aid -
keep the bewelsia good rder; s,suid the pc
tient, however, requirs csthartSe medicine.
after having taken three four 6osss Of u
feaie, sisgis dsss Of ssia's vsu1sAns IsAsils
psias viii b sulReieat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18

Bratliey's Daplex Elliptic Skirt.
VERY FLEXIBLE. FOLDED EASILY
when in use 70 occupy small spsce--ma-
king the moat Agreeable SKIRT worn. In oil
sises, at Wholesale and ketail by
kEHuE A CAllART
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18

kfomer's Hair Dye, Natural Durable. Beautiful
Reet and Cheaper Ia the World Sold by all nrur
Gisis aud Country Storckceper- JOHN !. kKOMEn
to,s Proprietor. 5oi Chestnut ST. fnilalcphla
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18

bradiUy's duplex Elliptic Sktfts
VERY FLEXIBLE, FOLDED EASILY
when in use to occupy small space
king the most Agreeable SKIRT worn. In oil
sizes, ~ Wholesale and Retail by
HERZBER0, GOODMAN co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18

The Tailoring Establishment IL IN charge OF Michael
Neberknccht, en- old and experienced cutter and an
isher who has carried business in this city for the
past 10 years.
II you want nice Broadeloths, Caesimeres. F1en-
aels, Tweeds, Yarn, Blankets, or any knl Of WoOlsa
Goods hones0y made. and at low psicess Gu = ~
NOOK BLAND 1wOOLHN AlLlA
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-16
"SHERIEFS SALE.

H0Rk,a J. r noir n - .r-i
hksn by virtue q an sIrsatioe 70 AVG .a ~ pa
AAans e Yost, IN Ia cnnty and en- ~ ssi q MIMI
Apaioa on sstyrday, tiR thirty fra day q Aassse
1857, Al two oSrk In the snernocn, ut N. sterr we
ssH barak Mas~ei an the right tHle and 'utrrst st
III - Rphnlm AAsnS ~ % tia sSth dag ~ August,
"A. u. 1894 at o'ciock In upe afernou, hfx We
time Of the aitachnen a. The the original srt, by
ktue ~ bond q ccstfsct 70 conveyance Sm 1SSah
frgtins of aid wis "a the f1wing de-viir real go
tAal,to VT 80 bsfiannt ~ The Prst rAd sssiis fn
o. s~dtkk W wsrAsb y bnds ~ The heir u St.'"a
Uttiensh, fsn thepce rhnr,ny NsUhw-tery ~ ~ tni
b ana Il tse hstn q Istb~r Pets, dv~ss, thrive BY
ssld IAthers he' pi ~ tbs Rst rusd sfs,sad. urps
Northv estSty NJ sAa road Ia the place 'stun c,-
banning -,en Acres, mose &c lea, together with ihr "s'
.fe w. : ',nxpnrNp wAKRtN, DEPUTY sultS.
! -yNly q, 1851. .,.l -,-aLL IN --El,----- u - u
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Psss. oa.sssi, Ii. irrrpssssibls sssa min
liable soap man. iecturei to the public OF s'co
in Peppersli square this week; and on Thurs
day yesterday he hsrasgued the crowd In
BiiJeforj ~ the eod Of Crystal Arcade The
Professor (who Is a collerisu, aud really ,
Han 81 geniusl Il weliknpwa 70 BE- arSns
pare Republicans. AMI OCCASIONALLY he mixes
his song Of soap and politics In mos, novel
style, 40 was the case nj Ssea He received
official permission Ia speak in Biideford, the
only Democratic city in Maine. cat his own
risk" which the Professor gladly accepted.
and the result Vas Tia. Thursday noon hs gave
. pretty good Republican lecture. the 6rst Of
the campaign. and cold every cake Of soap be
bad. $3.50. 80 $500. .. So. \,
The following Il the list OF delegates from
Bii,lsford, elected at the caucus last Saturday
evening. to attend the Republican County Con-
veatios. held II Alfred yestsrdAy; Ward l.
w. Benson, wu. r. Hutch'usout wsrdE
w. II. Bradbury. N. II. Goodwin; Ward j
p. b. Staples, Dr. d. Smith; Ward "A. L.
Turner. s. H. IY.sF,S MEdk.L EmuOn'.
liz. p. Pill,bsry;N. A oGyAh,kferA Thomas
ouimby;, WAIS-JosaDr.. od. SarbO.;
A, l.rctts q. pssn, A-H.l,asA ~
III. fbllovi,gisa II OF smserssfssoo York
Lodge, I. o. e q. +. I'D Il ae.isst reg
ular mesGses J. RsscauAter. &C. r.;
Clara Ldv. ". p. r.; 3, b. Deiasi ~. s.;
A. D. B1ysst w rs; Frank Ld y. r.;
Alonuo Xtaksi, - NJ; hs,. 4 4s~e W.
C.; Run VAlG.sns Y. l. GA n. Prs6sr, ".
o. G.: Mn Hodepn. ". q g.; AissA. II.
bennett. Mr.. a. Mrs. H Sawysf.SW. L.
s.; MieA 1sus.H. y. NJ 80
Tn. rsrs.>sm d.,ti. -, "p.vssy Mar
shall ". 8. wssysa. q Dsssr, hhived hare on Fri:
ds1vkh he ss~ry ApSs for " srrsssS0
|Glnsnplo &C Dyvsr, br shskrins of,nayhsfa~se
|,hsS<Sn q t6Anis Sns~essh a. BssSik.
Boiot ,~Gssls 'dapssts, sii,tsns vtek.
cd ws& ssSa, ahebS>AsdiI for sthe p1aPss Of
Robin. 2 s6dJhths strtx&ls TO .dseta tt'nself
uelo S, nd ssx5SssaAWl.N..a,...,, .,. a.
ly arrested by Marshal johnson far an assault on
rem pa,sUeSstsss aa-e.SsasSSrscos< sSt.io,
nd sssinx Marshal sidss and shsda Aierss aoiis.
cred HIM IN. prisoner. irjassiessse rs dss.abo
10 will break stone at rhomaston.
AnSs.ing Yin Il lehl u Pisnsss Easine
Co.'S Hall to-uorrow (Satsrdsy) .eysping. to
take measures towards the Organization Of .
mtiiass eonp,ny.s weunderstand thsta lssre
puubsr hass slrsaAy. sigsiSed their, dssiss -
an In tAe organization o. such > company. ND
- Aass no lsck ofues Who have sess. nilG
tary liiethere Is no reason why an excellent
company cannot b formed at once. The arms
and equipments We understand win be fsrnish-
ed by the State; the members OF the company
bsing expected ssiflrnish thsir unitorss ~
At the Democratic Caucus In saeo on Saturday
last the follewinE dsles>ses vero sisotsd to the
Democratic County Convention 70 be held ut Al.
fred On shs 27th Inst --ristran Jordan, James NJ.
Burbank, John lIAnscom, Porter Hamilton, oliver
Dyer. Joseph q. Moody, James Ladd, JosspA y.
Dsrahsn, william q Noyes. s. q Mitchell, Ed.
ward rAssrnan. william =. Pike. R. N, Lord.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-16

sosE or ora CorEneoRARiss seeu, TO think that
the triuSpA u tAcsr caase depended like the fate
Of Jericho, upon tho amount Of noise made--in
thoss days Of refinement and luxury, an article VI
real Intrinsic merit Is soon appreciated, hence
the unhounded and unparalleled success VI PLAN
TATlON BIrTERS. >. ..sr.,
This remedy has ever and always been found
rsliAble. As . gentle stimulant and tonic appeti
ter IL cannot he exoolled. IL IL no doubt sUyer-
elgn remedy for stosnAchic disortieys-for Dyspep
STA, Liver Complaint, and In stimulating healthy
appetite.
MAGNOLIA wArxR.-A delightful toilet article
-supetior ~ Cologne, aud At hall the pries.-S-aw
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-16

wiiA Cherry Hai.aa.-The msuory OF DR..
wistar Is embaiued In the hearts, OF Thousands.
whom his Rs,.im Of wa cisrry has cured o,
Pulmonary ,lissAse, u v nawi over foStyi yssrs
sincc this preparation Was brought before hepub-
ib, AMI yet the demand for 1t Is constantly In.
creasing. ....rr. -r..s. ......... ~
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-16

his composed Of several % tho most pcuetra.
ting and healing spscises known 10 the taateriA
medica. The inveutor Of Johusoas Anodyas Lin.
inent was In tho constant and successful practice
Of medicine fer moro than twenty years. u
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BEAUTIFUL TEETH.
SWEET BREATH.

the breath md leaves . delightful tssts IN Che
puSi,s Pfspsrsd ~ b. M.Lsvrrr, : Dsntist Of
over n year, practice In New York city.
LkyErr's AaonAvtc SwIErssIA 70 IN excellent
thing, and IL endorsed by the prominent Dsptists,
pUrtSrs and CiSfSyfaeus-SS~ H.et Tnts."
lsWtssrNlA u ylesssut dsntifries. uboss merits
svisfraI.-Ws dont thini 90 o'too fsr when
We s.y No dour thiak anything can sqssi it-F.
" IAlsrssdsHf. ,i.. .tt HIII -. t,fr -. ~,
sNh At en- ~ s .s ns,r ever s -.
Wsp<sH Pksktpf knst-ylasvv Sfssdssd.
PsIce s5s for sala by DR.. Baces. Biddetort and
Mitchell a sawyer, Hseo, and ell Druggists and
Fancy Dealers. '' yis'
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Sherif,s Sale.

oTATE or MAINE. YORK. s..
- Tskea % erssahoa vhersin Tbs YirstNaton-
Pab B!ddOrd Ssd.a. spd l5t a An .,J
puSfic auSStsn % tAe shsst bidder. % w,dncs-
dsy the fourth day sf Ri rsmbsr. A. ID. ishi, ct
tVo orleck In the afternoon, Of my Office 10 Bidie-
scribcd pcrsonsi property, % witt Ififo shares Of
ne capital stock In the First National Hank 81
Bidkisf& go, thistsGishAfss q tho capttAl sock
IN The NddesSrd National Baak OF Ditdsiord
1osb DAY ~ Saly "a. u ie7.ii ~ ~
osU :. LEONxRl EAMoNS. Deputy Sheriff.
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]. W. SNOW NJ D.,

LAYING located hmssf In Sapo, iporms the citizens
II Oh seso ard BtAden and Ne vicinity that be Will
~ ready 10 attend 10 the calls 81 bis oyson at all hous
Of the day and night An sfps,ttRes " twenty years
physician and saeon Il portion Of the time In the m.
myJ DO e may entie him to the confidence OF those re-
guring medical anil surgical aid. .ogei -
lie may he found al his 0Ees No. ~ Main street, next
deor East u the bridge, during ne day, md at tho co
House during the night -. 90 :. ~
= Rs,sss.n.s-saryeoo-osner Dals, BOSTON, Msssy
Benj. Con, NJ D., salem, Masa, Edward Psrson, ND,
Salem. Mas. sf.rr 2. r' UNIT ~
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In Bankruptcy. p
0sv,cz o, Ian Y. s. MAssnAL|

-I,yI r,.r. buc 3D., ~ Messsa8sr,.
PoRrLAsD, Aug. 1901.
This IL 10 givs notise, That on tho sixth day VI
Augusi, A. u. lssy, Q WAypsst ~ psnkrrPtoy Vas
issusd sganst the estate OF Joseph stsekpol.. Of
Sousk berwick, in Inc Ccahty o. York and state
az Msino. Who has been edyadgcd Bankrupt, On
nan kfupS 10 hin, o. to- kls ui, sd the t,xnsfsr
of any propeSty. by him are forh!duen ny 'sy
that 4 meeting OF the creditors OF the said bank.
Yupt 10 prove their dobtA, and ~ d.sess anf or
more Assignees Of his estate. Will be held At .
Couft OF Bankfuptcy Ia bs holden AZ lA,ideford,
bcfbrs James d. Psssapden. Rcxister, on the sse-
ond day. q Ssptsmber, A. ID. lsd7 81 ten o'clock
I'LL ~ wv CHARLES CLARK.
-, art .r a.. Us. harsllal - Messenger.
3w33 Dist. Of Maine.
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tn. sr.., 9 NJ. 9sssx = sSsla no. no.
P p psaisssssI ~ w o. 4 s. pro=rc:,
stayed by allths spsrtsus imstASiens Dat throns
the market % sure che hAne .yeaea Pyle" 10 on
the package. which 10 always fan Wsight.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-16

A horse is truly noble animal. and Is capable
ot being taught more than any other species CT
the brute ereskiyp. lie oloa exhibits iatslngesco
truly wonderful IS wefl as enthuslastic feeling.
TS :SsS sSs; In all b.;
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-16
DR.. WARREN'S
BILIOUS BTTTERS

The Great Blood Purifier & Regulator,
Liru .COmplas.. sJa,tSrd,e,I '1sihS4snes,
Weakness, Dsbilib, Caldsl AID ottbers,
Ferr and Ague, Headache, Dissiness,
E1ptions on the Ssn, Humors Of the
+, -Bleod Los Of .appsiiis, Cestire'
y = mass, Plea. - - ~
t,i-. AND ALL COMPLAINTS CAUSED 1T srL
Impure Blood, Imperfect or O6strueted Cir.
e,.lution, or, a Seranged and Discussed con-
~ dition of tic Syarnaeh, Lir1, Kidneys
and Botceis.
For Cleansing, siren gthenins, lnvigorating and
Putin. in Ordsr the wsais DsbuitateS and Dis.
eased Human System, II. iwarrsnS sBillous Bit
tiers arc unequalled by any other Medicine In the
World. Persons suffering from complication OF
diseases Of chronic nsture, will lind sure and
speedy relief in the use OF this Invaluable medi'
cine. ,ltquiskens tho circulation, restores tho
lost appetite, regulates all the functions OF the
body, eleanses the blood, carries or all morbid
and unhealthy secretions, and imparts strength
ant vixor 10 the whole systsm. 'A'NNlhles
FSes N. q. Burn Co.. "a, oldest WAeiesa'e ard
Retail Dealers in Proprietary Medicines, Psrfnm-
cry, $e.,i NsT Ensiasds
eve have sold large quantities OF Dr., Wa,rsns
Ri,,"s, Bttt,rs during tho ped Ave yssrsboth At
Wholesale aud retail and have yet q fsarn 81 a
ernst sat- sfaction. From personal knowledge.
as SolI As nom The reports OF our numerous Gus.
TONERS, We confidently recommend Dr. hTress
Biisss Riifsrs tn tho public safe. rsliabls and
very valuable Family Msdis ~ 4. puRRs COZ
D.-Ohssrys rse- simlle Signltufs Of Tho pro.
prietor tJ0iiN A, PERRY) on the wrapper, with.
out which none Ii genuine.
boston, Propristcr.
! Sold by all Dealers In Medicine. Sold Wholesale
and ReSailby 81. &. BURk& CO.. Gensrok - gents,
Dealers 90 1iru.s, Medicines, PerfumefN Do ~
fremont ST.. bSston. For sale II kiddsiord by
DRYDEN S,nilA Nh, Main st.. 70. Warren, M.
D., L. d. Stevens. iLD.i ). sswyef, II, d.. Alvan
BSeou. 81. D., james L. Bean In saeo BY Messrs.
Mitshsii ana sawyer. and Druggists svsrywhere.
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In Bankruptcy;

-in OrYfcE or rHE y. \. NARsnAL)
...i .|Ifi D. - HAS Messsnsef,iN
,.Tii.p.. r.u, PORrIAHp, Auy. Z, 1867. ,
This, 10 70 give nouseI THAI on the sixth dAs Of
issusd against the estate n William Chase. 81
Portland, In tbs County Of Cumberland snd ststa
Of Maine, whe has been adindgod . liaukrupt. ON
and delivery Of any property belonging 10 Such
bankrupt, 70 him, or for his use. AMI the trnsisr
&C any properly BY him are forbidden by Ia.
thst 4 meeting at tLs creditors of tho said hank.
rupt. 20 prove their debts, aud To choose ono or
more Assignees or his estate, will DO held at =
Court OF Baskruptny, 10 be holden st Portland.
before James ID, Fessenden. Register, on the tnur!h
day or Septe nber A. ID. 1867. at ten o'clock A. ~,
ct his on1ss % Exchange street. '." ''''''''
I.' .ih,.f .-arl 'iCHARtEs CLARK, BOP
a. -. .4qylu Us AsnhA! 9. Messenger,
3w33 .,-.I,t,., Dist. u Maine.
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FARM FOR SALE.
Valuable Real Esta.e for Sale.

80 THAT Svry valuable estate In Bidaclord,
known rs the Daniel Cleaves estate, eontAining
about 10 seres, with the buildings on the sane and
The wharf, the heirs have decided % sell. The
wharf 10 The bsst privilege of any In ssso or BID
deford. and there are sOuie cf The most desirable,
lots for gvnteel residences on this estatc IN th4
village. Apply 10 RM. LORD. ESQ, Of Ksuue-
bunk. or TO GEo. II. ADAMS. a6
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rsAEA,Bs'HiN
BEN, xoucrzouerJR,bE,

sirsA RI 7s'aa
sEM xouc,zoucrJR
Who have crossed the Atlantic Oesaa s.d, u,
- ~ European Contissat. 'ss r. |
EACH DI.NAvIGATlNG THE WORLD
lussS h ths great Maropols OF New Yssh,
;WbSrs,p tos Che arssa tine Within che scope al
history. they eseh see the other nationality,
They encounter In -. 49,. ~ "' 80
TOURNAMENT OF HUMAN SKILL. n.
The very ceiehrat.f u FLYING DRAGON
TROUPE OF JAPANESE have but just ar
.i,sS, 'si esSSoa a
sUPERfOk 70 ALL WHO HAVE Priced.
TrfTr'sSl I'D THEM, 'ia.i III
Performing feats Of the most marvellous and
issisS&e.ss a g;ss Sisss, pE SSecSsss'csss
DODWORTHS'B BRASS BAND
hon INss York cpy. win POSITIVELY yr-
PEAR AZ kAcH ESftRrAISNfSf.
"This Troupe Of Japanese comprises twenty
four ,psrsay, .sessh Of Whom rhssA speciality;
land efeslS = q And the whole combination
Is undoshtedly the most taleated. by far. 81
ANY that base yet appeared In this city. "-San
rrWeH0( YMSYSto' q e rSsnsH
'Ifist&idsutt hA tAete'is IS much difference
lbstusen than and their predecessors, In point
LOT lAkill, - bsLwsen Leotard and Hsnlon and .
street tambler. Trey hsSsi amply Indicated
their riaht,te. - considered the best Troupe
that hay titNJapau, 'snd altogether the most
ipgtsst. H-Sss,ffdneiseo 1Ymts, June IL,
The enormous houses which have nightly at-
tended tie sArtlins petbtmanses py Hem AR
,VEBt0CS ARABS during their enlightenment,
ct the Olympic Theatre, gives the evident as
lsurancc Of their wonderful skill.
The applause is cop!ingsog., and eulmI9ating
i6oatbsfstSof ekeitsa sbrsSos", reaching de-
lgrces Of enthusiasm rarely witnessed within
the walls Of theatre. - $40 "a
~ JAPANESE, THIRTY ARABS.
q JAPANESE. Thirty ARABS,
.'' SriA ASIATIC MARvELS, y
81 ASIATIC MARyELS,
It may Ann be assumed that
/ ACCOMPLISHMENT WILL RISE TO AWS
In wisnessiug the startling fests Of these chii-
.,lren Of the Isles Of the Sun and Of the Desert
In
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.N'esc advertisements.
MAINE STATE SEMINARY
Latin School.
Tho rali Term Of l, weeks commences rhurs-
day, Aug. -. . 10
Lewiston, Aug. g, 1851. 3wH
In Bankruptcy.

H. In Bankruptcy" N
Ell o'rc. % y y; M y; = Ss1"'HAI}
sFoRrLASD. Aug. 3, 1851 }
.nsis 10 give notice. That 90 hs seventh day
uss Issued agAinst the estate 0f Edgar II. Clark
sni BENJAMIN v. 9. Clark. OF Biddeiord, In the
County 90 York and State OF Maine, who has been
The payment of any debts and delivery OF any
property belonging TO such Bankrupt, " Hun. OF
Tor his use, and the transfer Of any property by
creditors Of The said BANKRUPT. 10 prove their
debts, and 10 choose Que Or moro Aslgnses of his
estate. win b kehi y Court Of Bankruptcy, To
he holden at Bddsford before James ID. fessendsn,
Register, on tho second day ofseptember, A. ID,
is6s, al tsn O'Clock, A. N. at City Rooms.
CHARLES CLARK. Hr
U.s.. Marshal a. Messenger,
3WN Dist Of Maine.
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!. "a .'u' BARNES 'aLn0w J
SOLAR RAY SURGERY.
.Fr1, Hi patentsA NAV ~ fssf.

TTI SOLAR RAv srsoisr e exciting he wt<dr md
admiratioa u thoss Who have exp~repc IL bstshsal
Dlseslsrs tious, &c. An thee and many o,lsr
surne Affections eaiiey svAAicased and earrd vthat
AAsting dpp q Nod, -yes hrtku inisraatta, druut
z tx 49, ay s % wv x:s isr sis Conn c ''T is
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IL Wedding Cards printed at this 0aiSs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-03
/. MAGNIFICET AFFAIR.
The Speech Of the Emperor.
FRANCE.

PARIS, July 1.-The American
Commissioner, Mr.. Beckwith, has
been made an officer of the Legion of
Honor. r
PARIS, July There was a very
grand ceremony at the distribution of
the Exhibition prizes to-day. Seven
teen thousand persons, including rep
resentatives from every nation, were
the members of the Diplomatic Corps.
were filled. In the east end of the
building was placed an orchestra of
1,200 musicians, an organ, and musi-
cal bells, and the roofs of the build
ings were bright with streamers of
every color. la the galleries hung
flags showing the nations which con-
tributed to the exhibition. In the
centre, on pedestals, there were shown
the best specimens, of ten groupes,
into which all the articles were d.
Evided The French Minister of State
was present, with the Legislative
Cham bers, seated near the throne
The Lord Mayor of London, and
several Aldermen, were present. Ma
poleon's throne was guarded by de-
tachment OF Guards.
At ten minutes before p NJ, the
roll of drums announced the approach
of the Imperial cortege, preceded by
squadrons Of dragons, guards and
trumpeters. The Imperial party were
conveyed in six carriages, each drawn
by four horses, who came on IA ad-
vance of the carriage in which the
Emperor was seated This carriage
was drawn by eight horses, and con-
tained the Emperor and Empress,
the Prince Imperial, and Prince Ma
poleon and one of his sons. There
were thousands assembled around The
exhibition building, and the approach
of the Royal party was loudly cheered
The Sultan of Turkey was present,
with his cortege, heralded by three
carriages containing Turkish officials
of great distinction. His vehicle was
drawn by eight horses, each led by a
servant in livery. All the carriages
were literally covered with gold, hay
ing been brought In from the Palace
of Versailles, where they have lain
since the time of Louis the Four
teenth. On the Sultan's right hand
sat his nephew, aud heir to the
throne; in front of His Majesty, his
son and second nephew. They re-
ceived warm welcome from the
crowd. The Sultan saluted the peo-
pie by passing his hand from his
mouth to his feet.
The ladies attached to the French
Court, dressed in magnificent COS
tunes, and the officers of Napoleon 5
household, in full uniform, entered
the building and took their places be-
hind the throne Next came Napo-
leon, having the Sultan on his rig ght.
The Empress Eugene came next, fol-
owed by the Prince of Wales, the