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The Board Of supervisors, appointed by the above
Corporation carry out the objects Of the ACT OF l-
corIoTaton respectfully announce TO the public that
the LEGISLATURE of Pennsylv has authorized the
raising OF funds for the erection establishment, ana
maintenance OF en- Asylum for Invalid Soldiers or the
late war. be built the battlefield Of Gettysburg
and rs an nducement TO patriot citizens TO contri-
butte 10 this BENEVOLENT object, have empowered ina
Corporation TO distribute AMONGST the suoscribera
such articles OF value ana interest from aBsocatou
with the late war. any moneys effects, property or
real or PERSONAL whatevel I'm this state else-
where, at such time such terms, and In such
wayand manner whatsoever, to them shall seem hts
any laws OF this Commonwealth 10 the contrary NOT
withstanding. 49,.
already purchased and is hoped that the good
work may commence before midsummer.
Subscriptions Will be received at the office OF tha
AssOcatlon No L26 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
For each subscription OF five dollars q certhcate
will be issued which win entitle the holder 70 such
article OF value as may be awarded TO Its NUMBER.
The first distribution OF awards will be made tmme-
dately upon the receipt OF $4,000 subscriptions OF "a
each. . -
The distribution viii be public, and under the direct
SUPERVISION oithe ooTpOrators. .tH
Persons at a distance requested to remit tneiE
subscriptions (when praccabe) by Post Once
money order or registered letter, to insure promps
delivery.
Direct all letters to -. ..o.
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o'clock, a man named Thom as Reynolds was
before United States Commissioner Phillips,
charged with Illegally distilling whisky. Rey.
nOlds is a retail dealer, and has a rectifyng
establishment, but could not show any recliiy-
ing book. The Commissioner held Reynolds In
$1,000 bail for further hearing.
A. B. Sloanaker, late Collector Of the First
District, was before United states Commissioner
smith yesterday afternoon, charged with con-
spiring TO deiraud man named Lancaster
keeper OF dstlllery, out of a sum of money
Sloanaker acted as a pseudo counsel for Lam
and charged fee of two hundred dollars for
the same. He was held TO bail by the Com
missioner for further hearing on Thursday
next.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-22

WATER P1PE.-The Chief Engineer of the
Water Department has been directed by or.
named streets, on which improvements are Co
be made:- On Wellington street, from Rich
mond to Cedar street; on Emmet street, from
the present terminus of pike to Borden street;
on Ogden street, from Twentieth street to Corn.
THAN avenue; ON Aramiugo street. from Gaul
to Cedar streets, and on Gaul street, from Cum
berland TO Norris street on Almond street.
from Dauphin to Susquehanna avenue; on Six
teenth street, from Master street to Columbia
avenue; on Eighth street, from Dauphin street
to Germantown road; on EadlIne street, be-
tween Thirty ninth and Union streets, and on
Ihlrty-ninth street, from Haverford road to
Eadlme street.
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V ]. D. HOFFMAN,
seoretery Boa[d ol snPeTylaoTs, !.

Box 1881 z. o.. Philadelphla,
The following Is schedule OF tue awards 20 bd
maoe under the rst distribution. The Items OF Dia-
monds and other preoious stones were purchased
from citizens of the South during the war, ana
their genuineness is certified to by Messrs, Hene "a
Bros. the most extensive diamond importers In the
country, and by J. Hermann, diamond setter, New
y ork
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM FOR INVALID SOLD
DlERB,
incorporated by Act Of Assembly OF the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania March 6, 1857.
Office. No. Ll26 CHESNUT Slreet, philadelphia.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Ne,0s see Frst Page.

For adOIttiondI Murine NoiOS see btrW Pd0e,
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY.
SUN RISES MOON RISES. 30
SUN HIeH WArER...-..-.....4OI OI
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
WASH. VI G % BUrcHSS MONTHLY ooMnrrHH
JOHN SPARHAWK, }
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-22

In one of my conversations with the Presi-
dent, he repeatedly accused me of being tool
OF the radicals. He said he had been informed
that was in the employ of the radicals and
had heard that l had detailed detectives to
watch the Presidential mansion, with view to
ascertain and furnish list of the prominent
Copperheads and Rebels who were visiting the
White House.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GETTY sBURG AsY l. U NJ
FOR INVALID SOLDIERS

Incorporated by Act of Assembly Of the Common.
wealth of Pennsylvania, March 6, 1867.
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~ ERMANIA ORCHEsTRA.-TPUBLICs r E-
NJ hearsals every SATURDAY AH'TEFNOON, ~ ~
MUSICAL FUND HALL, 80 o'clock. EngaBehi nun
made by addressing GEORGE BAsTEHST hc Ageii o.
l21l MONTERREY Bt., between Race ana Nih% ~
The lest rehea sal will take place on June , ~,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-22

SALE OF REAL Estate, STOCKS, LOANS, &c.-
Mtssrs. Thomas a. Sons solo, at the Exchange,
yesterday noon, the following stocks and real
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-24
MISSOURI.

The base ball match between the Nation
ais and Empires to day closed at the end Of
the sixth inning to enable the Nationals to
reach the tram for Chicago, lwhere they
play q match game with the Excelsiors to-
morrow afternoon. The score stood: Ma.
tionsls 53. Empires 90. The Nationals
complimentsd the Empires very highly and
pronounce two of its members to be the
best plsyers in the West.
Augustus A. Rock we'll Of Newark, N. J
was found dead on the sidewalk on the cor
ner Of Fourth and Pine streess early this
morning. Supposed to have fell from the
window Of his room.
John w. Mathews. agent United States
Express Company at Weston, Mo-. abscond-
ed last eek with from eight to ten thous-
and dollars belonging TO the Company.
Mathews was . member of the firm of
Mathews & Co., which made an assignment
about month ago.
Officers OF the steamer McGill just from
upper Missouri, say = band of about hun
dred and fifty Sioux India, sattacked party
of the Rhee tribe above Fort Stephenson
andt killed three men and ran off twenty
ponies The same night the same Indians
stsmpedcd number OF government horses
and wounded one soldier at For, Stephen
son.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-24

sPRiNeFiELp. Mas. July 23--AshunSa-
raj, one OF the japanese studeHts al Mun.
son. committed suicide by hanging, on Sun.
day evening Mental depression, amount
inc almost TO insanity, was the cause OF the
act.
SrRNoTyLp, July 2s.-Mr. Gowing. a
farmer lesid = at Oscu'ncyviile. VI, and
his wife were murdered on Monday night,
by frenchman, former employee OF Mr..
Gowing, who beat their brains out with an
az. The murder was committed for money,
but how much is not known.
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CON m ERClAI.

Davenport Market Report.
OvvIcs OF ZEE DAvuSPoss DnsocaAs,l
July 90. 1857. (
FRuIrs AND VEGErABLus.-Peachee and
apples, from the southern part Of Illinois
have made their appearance in our market
and are sold 1t reasonable prices. Peaches
are worth $3.50 per box and apples $500
per barrel. New potatoes, green eofa and
ripe tomatoes can also Be found at the green
groceries. Potatoes ere worth % and $2.20
per .bushel, corn, twelve cents per dozen,
and tomatoes twenty cents per quart. A
decline in the price Of ssrly vegetables will
Be highly acceptable to those ofour citizens
VIM wend their way to Brady street in the
morning with market basket on arm.
flcu~.-Bssr BsAxpe,( XXX.)
Az cold bv Jas. Johnston ID. b. Bears : Son
and John Good.
Wholesale bulk $1,000.
Retail Sacks. paper, I'll 81.
!" hhl el2oo.
/" AK ee60
Missouri White Winter. in sacks, el1. so
Wholesale 6octs per Dbl less.
Conx MnAa-Per 100 ns. el.ee02.l0.
No. l-........ ssso pse babel.
No: 3..:.......... LIS
WeJessee.. ........ lilo
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LATEST NEWS
M Ie.aPM.
To THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
WASHINGTON.

HAsuIsuroH, July % The letter n
Booth 80 DR.. sewaTt, enclosing money, WAS
admitted 10 evidence by the Court, which
ordered an attachment 10 be issued for the
two conductors on the Northern Cent?
railroad, who refused TO obey the subpoena.
Ezra Il. Wes'tall, train master ON the
Philadelphia 81 Erie railroad, testified tn !
while at Wiiliamsport, on April l3ta, 1850.
two trains arrived Ina. day from Limlra,
a tain leaving Emira nj I O'Clock and ar
irving between IL and o'clock, and the ex
ira arriving later. A man came on the c1-
ira train and was anxious to get through.
l took him to be a rebel spy or government
detective. and gave him little satisfaction
about the moving of trains, MS thought 1t
was none OF his business how the trains
run. | know the ferryfnan at Williamspoit.
Ii was between IL and 2 o'clock when the
man came in on the extra train. had
with the ferry man that eve
ming at O'Clock. II is my impression that
the prisoner Is the man who questioned Inc
about the trains, but cannot say positively
G. r Hobart recalled and testified. Hol.
ahan is not the man who wanted TO pass in
my train, and looks nothing like the man.
Witness never received an offer OF bribe
from Mr. Bradley. and the publication to
that effect was utterly false. No one con-
ton L. pay him money for his testimony.
Alter taking evidence on the character OF
witnesses, the Court adjourned till to-,nor-
yJw.
AsnISGroN, July 23.-The President
has under consideration the proprety OF
calling the FIVE district commanders 10 this
city that they may confer witt each other,
and the executive inrelation TO the execution
OF the reconstruction acts, and determine as
near as they may upon uniform rule oil
action aud practice.
The Judiciary Committee closed the i'm
parchment investigation this morning.
Secretary Seward left for Auburn this
morning.
Gov. Flanders, of Louisiana has arrived
here.
WASHINGTON, July 23.-It Is authorita
| lively announced that President johnson
rumored removal OF Sheridan is without
foundation.
The Trihunes special says that the Pres
dents message, returning last supplement
al reconstruction bill, Was not presented OF
read TO Mr. Stanton for his opinion, conse'
qucntly he did not approve or di-appr)v'
The documen, prior to it's presentation t,
Congress. All the other members OF tn,
Cabinet approved of the message.
The President has not yet named tn
military officers who are to form part OF Oh
Commission on locating Indians. General
Sherman, Hancock, and Augur are suggest
ed by some, because these officers are al
ready on duty IN tho west, and familiar will
the subject and the facts upon which tn
Commission ia to act, but the Pres'dentsw
probably select three Brieadier General
who have had no part in the conduct of.-th
military movements against the Indians, an
thus enable Gems Sherman, Hancock an
Augur to give testimony before the Commits
| sion.
Walrussia has been added to the Depart
ment of Washington Territory, and Genera
Rousseau has been assigned to its command
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Foreign News by Atlantic Cabl,

LoSDoS, July 23--Gcneral Farrell, who
was arrested in this city on the 15' b inst,
on the charge Of completely with the Fe
mans, Is now undergoing an examination Mt
Dublin
VIESNA, July i-evening.-Great prep
arations are being male Tor the reception
OF the sultan II all the plans are carried
out, the ceremonies and festivities during
the Sultan's stay will excel in magnitude
anything he met with either in France or
England.
TRIESTE. July 23 The Imperial iriga;c
Nonauue has sailed for Mexico with orders
TO bring back the remains of Macmillan.
PARIs, July 23-The French government
| has prohibited placing any Of the Russian
Railroad loan in Paris markets.
| PARIS, July % neutrality-suspicious. Far
ragut arrived in this city this evening aad
was received by men OF ali sides with tue
most distinguished attentions
! United states Minister General Dix gave
iete to day in honor Of the Admiral. A
large number of American ladies and gen
tlemen were present and gave him cordial
| welcome.
LONDON, July 23.--eveDing.-Advi
from Japan report the Damios opposed to
the opening Of the port Of Osaca to for
| CiEHsIS
LONDON, July 3.-rvenipg-The Sultan
left England TO day on his return TO Con.
stsniinople. He will pass through Germa
ny and stop 10 Vienna one week, where he
will be the guest Of the Emperor.
LONDON, July 22-midnight.-In the
House of Lords to night a motion was
made on the part of the Government for
a second reading Of the reform bill.
Earl Derby made lengthy and powerful
argument in favor OF the BILL and was fol
lowed by Earl Gray and others in opposi
ton. Further cebaie ga the subject was
postponed.
BEnLls, July %. Count Bismarck's off
cial organ denies that there is apy truth Il
the recently reported stories of The proba
bility Of war
ST PETERsBuRG, July 23.-By an Impe
rial decree, ali political and governmental
distinction between Poland and the Empire
of Russia are obiiiera'ed, ard Poland is
now absorbed into Russia as one of the
provinces OF the Empire.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-24

NV York, July 24.-At . meeting Of
the Union Republican General Committee
last evening, Gen. Grant was nominated for
the next Presidency, subject to the decision
Of the Republican National Convention.
The Heralds Cincinnati special says that
two Italian counterfeiters were arrested to-
day while in the act Of moulding counter>
felt five cent nickels. They had superb
dies and machinery, and several bushels of
spurious COINS.
A shameful attack was made yesterday
by number Of rowdies in Williamsburg, on
q German picnic party, some 25 IN number.
Three of the scoundrels were arrested.
Several OF the Germans were much injured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-24
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 23.-It seemsthat Eveleth,
who poisoned himself yesterday, WAS led to
the act by having been abandoned by his
mistress, one Mrs l.. +. Franklin, with
whom he has lived at Elgin for two years
past Evelcth abandoned his wife at Phila
delphia eig ht years ago she has telegraphed
Tor his remains.
Literary excursionisis from New Jersey
arrived here 10 day at II o'clock, and were
conducted Ia the sherman House, where
they pass the night The train is pronounc-
cd the finest ever seen in the west.
Great preparations are being made to re-
cc,vc the National Base Ball Club, which
Will arrive To morrow morning Tue tour
namen, will commence Thursday at Dexter
Park instead OF Brighton. and frequent
trans wli. lie run from the Fl. Wayne depot.
Zen thousand seats have been provided.
Tie Stevens Fenian movement, rumofed
to take place 10y Roberts on the 10Th cf
August 10y the n j Express. which says no
movement of a hostile character will be at
temn,ed until after the forthcoming gener-
al Congress of the Brotherhood to be held
ut Cleveland, carly i'll September
CHICAGO July "a The first case Of chol
era ut the season IS reported a. the stock
yarls
The coroner yesterday held iuquests on
the body OF eight persons who had died
nom infectious diseases or were accidental
y killed or drowned.
A Washington special says The House
Committee which was appointed to take
testimony relstive to the assassination con.
spiracy, org snized to-day and elected James
kedpath clerk, and arranged sub commit
tees to take evidence.
The cabinet to-day had four hour scs'
sion, ard discussed the question among 9th
ers, Of filing vacancies existing in the ter
rilorial officers OF Idaho. 1t was decided
that the nominations for the same having
been orce rejected no new appointments
could be made until the Senate again con-
vcncd.
CHICAGO, juno u The President break
tasted at the fremont this morning, as 6
feature in the excursion from n. Y. 1t wa,
. very fine and interesting affair. Abou,
twn hundred gentlemen and half dozer
10 lies sat down to the table. Rev. DR.. Ed
dy, Mo. Christian Advocate, presided.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-24

MEMPHIS, July 23.-The Cholera is de-.
creasipc heie.
Accounts from Arkansas represent the
disease as prevailing on the plantations in
the vicinity OF Pine Bluff, Des Arc. and He
lena. Near the latter place one plantation
lost % hands last week.
The crops throughout the State are repre-.
sented % very encouraging A large amount
of corn has been planted.
Gen Pillow estimates his corn crop on
his plantation near Helena at 200 600 bush.
els
Fully two thirds Of the LANDS cultivated
this season have been planted in cereals.
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y. 81. HAVEN, N. H..
rhssicinM anu Surgeon.

IL CONNECTION WITH THE GENERAL
pracilce. special attention paid t. the dircar'r oil
the .,e, he ear. the kidney aud the pelvic orgnns
ONCE. Davenport - ntaIy street, two dnorr south
OF tho bAscuprrt Natiunn Bank. isS-dt
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RAIlR DADS.
Chicago, Rock Island i Pacific
Railroad.

Chicago, Rock Island i Pacific
Railroad.
1867. Summer Advancement. 1867.
Trainsrun by Chicago time which is twelve min.
utes faster than davenport time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 90. 1857
~ and until further notice. trans will leave
Davenport daily. Sundays excepted) as follows
Going East LIST Mail train at........7 20. A. n.
I'D Night express. .......s IS. ?. n.
Going west-ist. Express and Mail for Newton
and Washington, ........1 .b5 An.
I'd, Freight Tor Newton and Wash
lngtsu. .. 40 AZ
Arrive at Daven2or, daily, Sundays xcep:ed
From the Eas.-lst Night express at. = 80, A =
I'd Daily Ex 4 mail. s. SO, ?. =.
From the West-lst Freight from Newton and
Washington. SO P. n.
I'd. Express from Newton and
Washington. ........s 20P.M.
CONNECTIONS.
A. Chicago with all Eastern Routes.
"a, Joliet with L. A 4 5. L. Il. X. for Bio ON
ngton, Springfield. &c.
Al LaSale with / {. X. for punleith. ST.
Louis Cairo. SC.
At Pend Greek with c. y. 4 Q. Il. K. for Bur
ling;on, keokuk aud Quincy.
AT Peoria during naNieatiopl, with Packets
for all points on Illinois kiver
At Newton, Iowa City, aud Washin gton with
Western Stage Co.'S stages, for all points w s.
Southwest aud Northwest.
Sleeping Coaches on all Night trains. Through
Tickets for sale aud Baggage checSed TO Prin-
cipal Eastern Cities and Towns.
PA. HALL, Asst Gen. Supt.
Chicago.
A. KnpALI, Asst. Supt. Iowa Division.
Davenport
II. II. H,Lls. Ag't. Davenport.
Davenport April q. 1867.
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DHe. A. ". MINER.
ID E.VTxS Y.
nu. az. ~. s,xEss-.

-s,..-o.e. nENrisT. once IN Forre.t's hloca.
400 $50 " opposite L. o., corner a and Per
II %tsfe.s. rs sireeia. Ngr had osvf IA year,
.fF pra.tioe n THE city. ilpr the com
piste apsr,;a- fpf manufacturing and administering
Altnsls 1gl1eoi Cas- s9f gtla.es- operation ~ X
I'm. - N LaNl.-lF
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0lI().

OiSclssAr', Jolly 2s.-The large coffin
ma. ~ OF Crane, Breed & Co, At the
,oo' VI 'FRONT.' ssreet, vas consumed by fire
iast night. Loss from s75, 900 TO 800 600:
Insured about two>thirds the amount
a cricket match between the Thames
Club. of Chatham, Canada, and Jrn;c.s
Club, Of this city, began Yesterday. r."
innings were .layed, the Union scosio, "a
Thames ~. The game will b sssumsd ia
day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-24

By Telegraph. July "a.
r,onr- Declining. sales superiine 8. soar 90
sx,ra q no., 10 o.. NA. l0.50ml2.Oo.
Wheat : Less active Sc lower, sales of new
fall at 2 006,250.
Corn-Actlve but prices weak sales ofwhits
at l .l00l.i II; yello" "Mss.
Oats-Declnipg Inactive we quote At asa
l 90.
Hay Sales at la.5.
Pots,oe,-Lower; sales at 2.70@2.so
Provisions-stiIl excited.
Mes. Pork-Sales at "A 5o@25 90 and n the
close of market holders asked Is 5vto 2s. on.
Bscon--Rib sides lis4. and clear sides. ls.
Sugar Cured Hams -2oc.
Lsrd-Choire c,tr, l1ta.
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JOAN 1sa.aa.. N. g..

'fEE FFH IUNN NNFNNEfF
HAhIS. SEE ENGAGED IN Tue PkAC
4 Il lice Of aedi Inc aud surgery for the last
TwKSTr-slyE YgAss ~ rus SrArE. has pt rinan
entty located IN tins city. and oilers his prOies
slonai services 20 the citizens Of Davenport and
vicinity. and oprs bv his long experience witt
the diseases oi tue climate 10 merit aud r.ceiv.
>ortion OF poblic patronage.
Vice corner OF fnird aud brady. over lind
saws iewciry Store residence ~ what as for
merry known as tie Fulton House, on Water
street above the bridge. iunc2T DIT
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Cincinnati Market.

Telegraph July "a.
Flour-Dull no, much doing; family 10000
1880
Wheat -Firmsr: No. red 2co@2.25: white
Kentucky 1902 p.
Corn-Dull and unchanged.
Rve-Scarce and rrmer No l.. ls5.
Cotton-Dull but unchanged m;ddlins u.
Whisky $50.
Mess Fork -Dull on the spot but in demand
At - buyers aghast
Bulk Meats Firm: lee. for shoulders and &c
sides. but smokers supplied and not buyiny
new bacon scarce and iirmer large sales tc
come out of smoke at lsc. for sides l5sxc. fol
clear ribed sides l6i.c tor clear
Lard -Firmer sales l21l@l2i5 but only &c
= limited extent.
Butter and Cheese Unchanged
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WISCONSIN.

KEsosHA, July 23.-Hsvrison Robbins, .
wealthy farmer Of this county, residing 10
the town Of Salem. was found dead in his
barn last night, having hung himself A
deraneed state Of mind doubtless led TO the
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IOWA..

MuscATIsr, July 2S-rhe weather
has been intensely hot in huscs-
tine:for the past two days. Such swarm Of
bugs file the Courier Office this evening
that the printers had to cease work, the in
sects getting into the mems eyes to such
an ex'en: az to ?reventtheir setting type.
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Attest
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-24

Kingston p. o., Neeken Co. Num-.
April7, 90
Mn. JoHN buLL--pear Sir l moved frcm
Kentucky TO this place. The stores had none
your Worm Destroy or for sale. They are great
Nv needed here in Mlnnesota. A tris, is all that
is needed 10 give them q reputation. We cant
do without them. DO send some out this way
Yours, sincerely,
u. u. AaRowooO.
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=. sltwm.

I tARFENf4N ANp BUILDER. SHoP on
OctniArreAi Aiict, oppesdc Post Once. Da-
ver''f.~t. iN
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BULLS WORM DESTROYER.
Parents. Read this Important letter.
you ARE INTERESTED IN ITS CONTENTS

Middletown, Ind. April %. ga.
MIR. NJ. l.. Dnplan writes. ! do not know
that Bulls Worm Destroyer needs sny more
recomne ndstions than IL has already attained
by its own merits. but will state that INV little
son. aged about three years. was severely at
fosed by very high fever, throwing him into
spssms or more properly fits, lasting from half
an honr 10 ono and shaf hours; at the Same
time the child has very strong symptoms Of
worms. My physician --onr Of the best in this
part Of the country Exhausted all his skill and
the Msteria Medica 10 expel the worms. and en-
titely failed 70 bring any, ! thought John
hull could do Il, and gave the child the contents
Of three boxes. in triple doscs. night aud morn.
ing. with happy results. The child has not had
u spasm for over three months, and instead OF
the boatcd mass that he was, he IA new well
and hearty. John Hull did ~"
Yours uuiv,
". l.. DurLis