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Up the attempt 70 make ns hundred Mica On ACCOUNT
Of tho swelling Of his fest
Sheppard the alleged Worcester vile murderer. oAs
been heard froo in Webster hsss aad once" nave
been despatched TO arrest him.
Two case, al trcnna resulted fatally In ~ Louis r.
Gently.
A kerosene explosion a. st. PAul MIMI, recently
caused the death OF young lady and the oss OF an
arm to Miss Gussis siblsy daughter OF the General
OF thai
pho,oTrsphsr named Gregory. In Cleveland on Fri
day night killed young g'ri in his employ named
Isabella ROY with whom hs had been ormina,y int.
mate asd then killed himself.
II showed heavily Ia Concord N. H., yesterday mora
INK The Thermometer stood AZ twenty seven degrees
above zsro.
locomotive exploded =. BinghAm.on yesterday.
killing the engineer and fireman
sixteen steamships left this city yesterday for Euro.
pssn and eoaswise ports Tho Europe and City OF New
York took ever 100000 in specie. European re!ghs
full Freghis Southern ports show a light i'm
provement.
Tho stock market was on the whole nrm yesterday
Government securities Arm. Gold was weak and
closed at 1897.
Business yesterday Ia almost ell departments OF trade
was remarkably light. and prices Of some articles or.
periencsd a marked decline; in some instances, how
ever, higher prices obtained. Con'e was steady
and firm, while cotton sparngy dealt In and xc.
per h. lower. On Change the nour market was
very quiet and prices receded I0c loc.
per bbi., while wheat, though quiet was
nrmer. Corn and oats were moderately
active and nrmer. Pork in light demand but quite
1rm. Beef and lard NOS materially changed.
WhisSey dun and nominal Freiahts were quiet
and weak Naval stores were unchanged, while petro-
eum, owing 10 the uulavorAblc advces from Antwerp
was dull and fully lc. per gallon lower
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CHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION Ringers Collec
-F,ttn Avennc,-DR L. q. FLAGo. Morning
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UNIVERSITY. Washington square.-A feraoon- BisHo
f.sow. o. tins AAsaaa AID risr o. saS ESD or ~
MOeLp.n
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CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Greene
.s,res,.-- Hr, DAVID MITCHELL Morning and evening.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Brookl,n.-Rtr waRssS iraT
MornnE ana evening
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY.

voiame Nxxn........................ No. aal
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rRRF WILL AND OPEN COMMUNION BAPTIST
.HUkCH, Seventeenth street-Rxv. CHsstss r. stAks.
Morning add evening.
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UPPER CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. fhirs,. foar,i
s,fse, Morning and evening
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CHURCH or THE REsfoEATfoN-gxv RrsRv RIl,
C.Asp. '1Br RrLisos or FnxE TEApr" Evening.
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pODwORTH HALLE SpRAcue on MANS ~
Erttr." ana "BiBLx Erss0L0Gr." Morning and evening
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MASONIC NALL. East Thtrieenlh s,reat.-Ias SocIwI
% rsoeHss.fvH sriafruAirsn hornIag and evening
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COOPER INsrIrurE.-JuDer s1lru. Evening
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY
SHY WsssnstO. gss &C, P Bsr
worlp''
CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS Warrington squsrs-
We, Dsaas. Morning and evening
CHURCH or THE REFORMATION. rinie.h street,
s.v. Assorr BRows. Mornng and evening
CANAL STREET pREsByrEerAS CHURCH, Greene
s,res,-ap. DAVID MITCHELL. Morning and evening.
cuRisrIAN CHURCH, Brookl,a-Ru waHssS ir.T1-
away. Morning ana evening
CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH s,rt-enib street
Syeains-"Wno IS GOD IN AMERICA"
CHURCH. OF THE RESURRECTION Rangers College
ruh Avenac-DR T. .. FLAco Morning
COOPER INsrIrurE.-Juoar sxlrR. Ev.oing
oopwoErM HALE. srr.css "MAss Asrr.
Lrrtr." ana "BiBLx PHYSIOLOGY" Morning And evening.
rRRF WILL AND OPEN COMMUNION BAPTIST
HUkCH. Seventeenth street. -Rxv. CHAstss T.. BiAks
OLD JOHN STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
sHUEtH-EEv. STEPHEN MERRITT Esensng
Ess 'M,essGRr MISSION" Evening
CHURCH or THE PuRrrANs. cnion .qa.. RAY.
~'rrsHS Hats SMITH Evening
w,LLErI STREET y. r. cHuRcn.-su ). y.
rraRLss. Morning
THE SEVENTH PRESBYTERIAN cHUgCH.--Rsv r.
~. Dawson, oS TIE WOMAN Oh PLIA.rsr" Morning aud
Eveciag.
ST AIMS FREE CHURCH, Eighteenth street -Hsy
=. r. Holsrs AND REr DE- GALLAupxr Morning aud
eveang !.
ar STEPHENS EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner Broad.
ZAP add Twentyeighsh sireet-RKv. DR. Pace. Morning
sod evening"
MASONIC HALL. East Thtrissnlh s,reat-Tns SocIxrr
% rsceass.ivr sriartAirsrs- hornIag and evening
UPPER CHURCH OF THE AsCBSsIos. faiti, fearh
street., Morning and evening
CHURCH or THE REsfoGATfUN.-gxy Rrsav BIls
C.Aso on ''1Rr RELisios or Fms Trade" Evening.
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OLD JOHN STREET METHODIST EPISGoPA
SHuEcH.-HEv. SfEPnxs MssKiTr. Eveniog
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ar STEPHENS EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner Broad
~ay and 1wenty.eghsh ssrest.-REs DE. Pace Morning.
sod evening"
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rr,o l., 1T-BY KAvAHAGH HONE
i Zeal Estate Brokers and House Agents.
- VEST broadway. WITT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-22
STATE ITEMS.

A poor woman in Council Bluffs has
fall. n her to snug sum Of $s,000-a be>
aues, from an English relative, and has ale
ready received it in hard cash.
The Heraid contains a letter from Kan
sas, from former resident Of Oskaloosa, in
which the writer denies the report that
the grasshoppers eat up yoke o. cattle Tor
him.
Tho Burlin II Argus learns that very
contagious disease exists among the horses
on the bottoms above that city, called by
terriers. "glanters." Many have been en-.
tirely vuined, and the disease Is extending
rapidly.
The Washington Pres states that
Young man named Tush in that city has
been hauled over tho legal Goals by Miss
Smith Who has . baby for her bosom be-
fore she has a husband for her bed.
The Muscatine Journal records the dis
cosery Of al ancient brick, supposed to
have been made something more than ten
INJURIES ago, on the bank Of the Cedar riv.
er. near Lords Ferry, four feet below the
surface Of the ground. Further investiga>
| lions are to be made in the hope Of finding
ancient ruins.
A swindcr calling himself John Goodwin
purchased small tract Of land near Wash>
ing,on few days ago for six hundred dolls
lars, and procuring deed therefor, gave a
draft on New York for $3.50. received $3.50
in cash, and skedsddled. It sas afterwards
discovered that the draft had been skilfully
raised from a 90 The Record states that
Mr.. Wilson, who sold the land, will proba-
bly, recover that, but lose his $3.50 and
costs.
SuIcrpE.-Francis Seitz resident q
Keokuk for many years, committed suicide
st his residence in the lower part Of the city
Yesterday afternoon by taking arsenic. The
deceased vas one Of our most respectable
German citizens, ard was very highly es-
teemed by all who knew him. Recently hi
:. las been very unfortunate in his business
tran actions, md became involved To suct
m extent that he could devise no means o
honorahly releasing himself from his em-
b,rass,nents, and this fact probably was hi
incentive for destroying his life with poison
-He0hnt Constitution.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-22

assist us in this benevolent work, but - the
unusual great demands made on our Socie-
ty for Aid BY the numerous emigrants arri'
wing and passing through this city TO ether
Western States have exhausted our means,
the said Society has resolved 70 appear 10
our American fellow citizens Tor co>opefA-
ton in our above beneficial and humane
undertaking. For the purpose Of giving all
aud O cry class OF citizens and the ladies' oil
tue Norihs estetn States a chance to con~
tribute their share towards this grand object
the said German Eniersnt sii Society AZ
Chicago, Illinois, will bold. on the 2ls'. 2zd,
23d and 2fth days OF October, leoss nj
Crosiy'- Opefa uuHse. at Chicago, gfrnd
People Far and Exhibition, the proce' d
Of wh,ca shall flow into the treasury OF SAID
Soc tv, to ne expended for the purposes OF
Said Society.
We. the undersigned, Committee OF Ar
ranvements. appointed by said Society,
therefore respectfully and earnestly appeal
10 our American fellow citizens, and to the
noble hearted ladies' Of this city and other
Places of the Northwestern States, to con
tribute literally tow aYds the Peoples Far
Contributions in money, goods oil any
kind. paintings, provisions, and especial
needle work. etc. will be thankfully accept
ed. An articles received will be properly
arranged, marked with the name and resi-.
dence Of the donor, and the value thereof
exhibited and sold in the FAIR for the benen
Of the Society. Donations TO the charitable
Peoples Fsir may be sent to Charles hno
blssdorf, Secretary Of the Society. No. l5'
Randolph street. Chicago. Who will at ono
send proper receipts for the articles received
(Signed) A. Z. Hsss'Se,
ERNST SCHMIDT,
CHARLES RiETz.
g. BgNrENMrELLER.
CHAs kSuBLEspoRf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-22

Nae AND EASY WAY o. PRESERVING
Nnx Gay Lussac proved that milk kept
from The cir 10 preserved tss long time per-
Sscslv eoed. Probing By this experience,
80 tSe Laadon NscAaai6s Magazine, A..
N.erun Woems 0Ak in . medsra.e te.apcr>
saure d I On vessel, furnishsd With tube
Of lea % sxpel The ais; Thea the tube is
som reseeA and The oritics 10 closed with
solder. When the milk 10 used at the end
or eeveral months is viii b found desirable
"a air 10 With il the cream which IL formed
On ,he upper part Of she liquid. N Msbeun
having laid the process before the Academy
Of sc,.ncsa for sheer e1anination, the CON.
mittsc report that mix thu: preserved. after
six m ,nshs still posesesss 81 the properties
Or fresh milk. 4 psl1e Of nlsesn hundred
fssass hes been ovos4sd - =. Aabsuo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-22
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED BY
Esl uRoi r's EXTRACT BrtlIu teh5 dXwIy

What Every One Wants.
A good. reliable medicine that will he on hand
when required and never fails when called on. That
is now to be obtained In Dr. Tobias Celebrated Ne-
netian Iniment. Many thousands call II the Won
der of the Age II does all that t. represented aud
more. 1t cures Darrhra Dystntery. Collie. sps-rns.
u hitting, Group uud Sea sickness a surely rs il Is
used, and is perfectly innocent to take internally.
even In double the quantity named in tn" directons
and as An external remedy for Chronic Rheumatism,
Cuts Bruises. Old Sores Mamp-, Toothachc. Head.
ache. Sore Throat, Sprans, Insect S'ings, Paos IN
the Back Ches: and Limbs, Thousands have testified
to- and their certificates can be seen by any one at
the Doctors Depot. 10 Cortland, Street, NV York
Hundreds Of physicians use it in their practice. II
has been introduced since isis and hundreds who
now have II 10 their houses ray they wonld not he
~ithout II even II was tio per bottle Every drop
I. IN xed bv DR. Tobiss himself, and eau BE- depended
on. Only 30 cents aud 81 per bottle Sold by All
drurg-t Is throughout the United states and In Eu
Iope Dept, 81 Cortlandt Street. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-22

A national Labor Congress" is 20 be
held in Chicago on the third Monday in
August. BY resolution Of the previous
Congress-. held 10 Baltimore. every Trades
Union, workingmen's Union, snd Eight
Hour League will be entitled to Represent
s,ives in this Consrcsssby one delegate for
che flrst 500 members or less, and for every
additions, 800. or fractional part thereof.
one additional delegate (; and every Nation
81 or International Union may be reprssen>
ted nv one delegate.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-22

The practice Of steamboat racing is be>
coming too prevalent, and should be dis
coun,snaced. Il is stated that on Monday
last, two steamboats, passed Ponghkespsie
seventy .Ave miles north Of New York, which
we're racing With each other. The leading
boa, had made the distance in less than
four hours, and was running At = speed Of
niac,een mile an hour. IL these contests
are continued, somebody wiil be hurt. The
public may rest assured that il no disaster
occurs On that river it will be more from
good luck than good management
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-22
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS !
TIE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR IRREoU.
LARITlES

These Drope area scientifically Compounded 6uid
pscparstion, and better than any Pills. Powders. or
Noetrums. Being liquid. their action is direct AID
positive, renderisg then relsbie. speedy and GER
Sain spscc for the cuss Of Ill distractions and cup
pressioas Of nature. Their popularity 10 indicated By
the fact that over 10000 bottles annually cold
and consumed BY the ladies' Of the United States,
cvesy one VI whom epcak in the strongest terms d
praise Of their greet merits. They are rapidly taking
The place ofevery other Female Remedy. and are con-
sidssed by Who know aughs ofthem. - the suress
safest and most infable preparation In the world.
sos the cure Of all female complaints, the removal Of
:" distractions OF uatuse, and the promotion Of
os'n regularity and strength. Explirtt directions
uAans when they may be used. and explaining when
."u why ney eaouid not nor c. uid mot be used with
our producing eticess contrary to nssure's chosen
laws. wiz be found carefully folded around each bot
tie. with the written signature NJ Jouvr ,~.-,ss
out which none genuine. L. LioSs~'s~
Prepared BY Dv. JOHN l. LYON. ,es rA...s..
New Haven. Conn.,, who can be consulted M. ~,
sonaly. by mail. tenelosine stampl cone.ss ~,
private Diseases sud female weaknsseee ~
sold by Dsuggists everywhere.
General AgsaAs =, ~ q. .. "a CO.
- %eodAw1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-22

IN which time over 100000 bexes have bsen used)
has placed It beyond the pale Of experiment Ii hae
bccome necessity n every family Tor instant use
only for diseased eyes acute or chronic. but for
ell cutaneoue inilammati0ns burns, chiiblane. cry
sipese ealtsheum stuge Of meets Nusqueto bitee.
Infants scres. chafee and scabs. chapt hande chapt
lips and all kindred Ills: relieving pnns. ard hcalina
. By magic. Being Applied xxrEasAltS, N has
never been inown in single csse, 10 injnfe, - the
me Of TIN COUGHING needle Bst0ury. or pfCbe O. OF
burning caustics curroding lotions and Eyewatefs.
frequently does ifrsparshe tn1rt to the eye. oy
rodpg and forever destroying the delicate
Constitute or envelope that sensitive organ.
For eae at wholesale and retail at propretore low
Drugrieis aud Agents for PROPRIETOR. Davenport
is~s dscSl.dty
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-22
Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye IL the hest in the world
The only TRrs and PsarBcr DYs- Harmless, Relia-
Bile. Instantaneous. No disappointment No ride
ulous tints. Natural Black or Brown Remedies the
m eedts Of Bad Dyes. lnviQoratee the hair leaving
Il soft and beautiful. The genuine ia eiened william
A. Bachelor. All other are mere limitations, and
should pavcidcd. Gold BY all Druggisseand Perrin.
mefs. Factory 81 Barclay stfset. New York.
q BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-22

The Cincinnati Gdsetfe proposes that the
United States resume possession Of the pub
lie lands in Texas as Of conquered territory.
That would be just aud right. They ouga,
never to have been coded TO TexA. any
moro than that State should originally have
been admitted with its enormous hcundas
lee. But tho South a..d ito politicians had
control q the time Of its admission, and not
only gave Texas an improper extent, but
oa;d her ten millions Of dollars 70 conceds
eshes prepostesous claims. lsswouli bs
iuat 10 take hack the public lsads u they
sre westh taking -Erchauoe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-22
4 General Massacre

\ General Massacre
OF the bres OF the ead the whskers the moustachc
or the beard. can be easily accomplished by the ap
plcsriou OF tho scorrhine hair dyes and when every
hair is KILLED DEAD.
the parties deceived by these nostrnms will regret
too late that they did not the wonderful and en-
tiaely poisonless preparation which. in FIVE MIN
UTES, produces blach or brown which 10 not sur
passcd by natures own hue. Be wise In time The
only safe and sure article u
Manufactured by J. CRiSTADORO. 8 Astor House.
N. u Sold by all Druggists. Applied by all Hair
Dreesers.
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL viGoR are re-
"a h. II "a 1fSd.&Wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-22

FOR NON-RETENTION on IsCONTlNk NCE
a. Urine irritation, Inflammation or liberation Of
ne bladder OF khlncys. diseaees Of the psostrate
d1ss deposit, asd IN diseases u ~ blsdas sdneYs
I'd oeUDo1cnloWouMGo. IooWV
tixmDx1S1iah Ysam - -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-22

Tu,sry SEVEN Years AGo.-on iss' cat
,rd.v .,eni,e. a; the res aercs 81 our es>
,eened l.ierd VIM T. Diitoe, E'q, A' 4" So
cial rathcring called p d honor - tnc re-
cent "col Ten we'd hue'' cf hi- parents M''
peter and Mrs Ann c. n.t'oe, we hsd Tue |
Measure Of booking over file OF the taitsd |
Stat, C4c.oisc Mve'iaaH Published for
many years al Casf.eston, Georgia The
FIRST number o, the c. lee ION Is dated April
l-th. 1880. The Miscellany vas religious
and miscellaneous journal, and in its day
seems 70 have enjoyed large circulation.
asa list Of local agents, in all the principal
cities Of the nation is published. Peter
Di,toe, p. NJ, (not Police Magistrate, but
Postmaster was agent for Summerset, Ohio.
Our limits will not permit us to show the
drift of public opinion on the various guess
tons Of the day, but as illustrating how the
name Of the Father Of has Country was re-
vcred. AID how those lessons Of peace ana
good will and equal rights 10 all. that he 30
earnestly impressed upon the minds oil the
people o. insuring the indspu,ab'e reign oil
Liberty over our broad land was prscticed,
and how the Consultation WAS held ~
priceless treasure, perfect IN every respect.
and sacredy observed as the supreme law
of the land. the following extract from q
discourse on Washington, delivered by Rev.
DR. Carol, on the 22i OF February. may
serve - show:
Washington behold from las retirement
tho iisurlshing prosperity OF hIs cuuu'i, .
Health and rural occupations sweetehea nis
r.pos. ms body aud mind rctslncd their
nsn.l ytyour. Ioy besmed IN our hearts,
when on every annual revolution, we CRATE
ful y hAiei this. his ausp'cious oirth'day.
But alas how Dark il Ihe cloud, that now
oy,r,n.dows III Whist he lived, We
seem d 10 stand on loftier ground, for
brea hing the same mir, inhsbiting the same
country, and enjoying the same constitution
and laws, ~ the suoiimc aud magnanimou'
Washington. lie was invested with n glor'
that shed . los,rs on all around him. To-
his coun,ry's safety he often has braved
death, when clad in his most terrihc !or't
he had familiarlzed himself With his aspect
at his approaching TO cut the thread oil M
life, he behe HIM with consistency AM
serenity and with his last breath, ms VI
may believe from knowing the ruling pas
sion Of his soul, he called to heaven - saw
his country, and recommended IT TO tn
con,inual protection OF that Providence
which he is 80 revcrently sdored. HI
prayers Toe h ard May those United state
flourish in pure and indebted religion, II
morality, peace, union. liberty aud the en-
ioyment Of their excellent constitution, a
long as respect, honour, and veneratlo
shall gather round tho name OF wash'ng.on
How changed is all this now The con
sututon 10 ,rampled under foot-the teach
ings Of Washington dlsregarded,a and mil
itary dispo,ism rides rough>shod over tn
liberties OF a large portion OF the Ian
which he fought 50 hard for aud did niue
TO make forever free.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-22

The l3reMt Sn uAcs- Route East.
From considerations Of business and
pleasure, there will b. a vast amount OF
travelling back aud forth between the West
and the East during the next ninety days.
The question for tho Traveller 10 decide be>
fore starting is which is the most comfort
able summer route. The lines ara all ex>
piditlous enough. hut very naturally the
route laying fsith,st north, will DO found
the most pleasant and eomportahle during
the heated term. This route begins with
the old and ever favo,so Michigan Central,
which has caroed the reputation oil beng
second to no road in America, then tho
Grnad Trunk through Canada TO Ogdsns>
burg or Montreal. and the Vermont Cen
trail To- the sesboard. This line takes its
passengers through = delightful country,
and as It runs through the north>
crn lalitudcs is nnquestionably the ia
vorite summer route between the West aud
the East Tho managers of this line have
spared no pains OF expense TO furnish all the
necessary accommodauons. Excursionists
who intend visiting the delightful summer
resorts oil along the -. Lawrence the
White Mountains. Nisgara Falls, Saratoga
LAKE George, or the Adircnjaks, will find it
important 10 call f,r tickets via the Mcni
gan Contra, and such othe' connecting
lines a. Their dc-t,uatlen may dema,d. The
Grand Trunk taxes YOU straight into and
,hrough the mrs, Wild and romantic SC n
cry of North America. and - the White
Mountain resorts, where summer never gains
much advantage over the atmosphere. and
within few hours ride OF Cape May snd
Ncwpoit-in fact, 1t i the great summer
excursion route of the Western hemisp here,
aud he who travels that way, stopping q,
the various points OF interest along the line,
will find enough to interest him for two
whole months. besides being all the while
beyond the in iiuence Of the scorching heat
Of samner. Buy your tickets, then, by the
way of the Michigan Central and Grand
Truak line, and whether travelling on busi-
ness or pleasure. you will have made the
right choice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.


sTIMuLANTs INDISPENSABLE As MEDICINES
The most distinruishcn physicians In the nted
States have recently been placed on the witness
stand and have with one voice. declared that pure
stimulant- are valuable medicinal agents This de-
cision Of fhe faculty refers especially to medcated
srnnlants OF which the puresi aud the beet at pres
eut known Is nosrETTERs SrOMACh BITTERs
Iis basis Is the alcoholic principle of tho finest rye
grown In the United States. and its herbal ingred
entr comprise the extracts of large number of plants
barks and roots produced in various Psrfe OF the
world. and all noted IN the countries to which they
Indigenous fpf their powerful eanstive properties
As inygor and tonic thu value Of she Bitiers
can scarcely be ovcrraied Hence its extraordinary
effect 10 fever and sgue and nermtsents and remit
tents 81 every type Its a0tbilious proper les are
marvellous. fersons Of bilious habit. by taking
email quantity once or twice day. may completely
change their ituonal tendency TO liver disease
and escape all the unpleasant consequences which
rrirc eiti from the undue sensitive or the
natural turpdity Of the hillary organ Chronic con-
spaon IL eradieated thoroughly and In avery snort
space of time by small doses ~ this wholesome reg
ulator. taken night AMI mornings and for all the
Disorders which are sultrinduced Ivy exhalations
from dccomposing vegetable and animal matter in
the streets Of cites the miasma of swampy dis
sics. II Is when taken protective and preventive
medicine, tte most reliable Of all safeguards.