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New York Market.
M0trry HlpVRT

MONEY MARKET.
The New York Connreial Advertiser OF Tuesday the
nth instant says:
Tn, money market shows partial relief from the late
.trinpency. The Sub!Treasury Is disbursng rather
eey and has done for the present with large 70
.sttu on account of bonds To-day the Department has
soaSt nj 100000 Seven thries and is not selling gold
SsSe movements and the payment Of inter- st upon
xhires on the 15th afford promise Of an easier
.rrst. but how the tendency may be reversed by
fhe for the quarery bank staten nt which
I'm eommence after the middle Of the month remains
10 he seen It would be quite unsafe to count upon
rosrIat at the close of the month. There s fairly
49, denand nom the brokers' which Is supplied at
sn DER cent on stock collseras spd six per cent ON
n;.counts are dull The inquiry Is limited chiefly 10
rats BUYERS but the supply II also below the average
Prime names are quoted 7ss per cent
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. June 11-2P. II. FLOUR, 6c.-The Flour
eHr are without decided change.
me aass are 6AO0 bbls sSae rs for Superfne States
310al0 state SO 7oa11 so for Choice State;
$50 rs for superne Western; 50 9Sa1 10 for Common
o Medium Extra Western; sl1 26a1S for Choice Western;
Sii a6e12 for Common TO good shipping Brands Extra
Round Hoop Ohio, and $2 10a13 Is f7r Trade Brands
the market closing heavy.
Southern Flour dull Sales 200 bbls at SO 60a12 rs
srr Common, and 81 AOalb 30 for fancy and extra
:Csfiforuis -four Ii moderate request Sales 1000
$Sis md sacks st So 25s1A --
seIsva FIour ia quiet Sales $50 bbls at s7a9 L.
Can Meal Is declining. Sales TOO bbis at IS IS and
a T am Bfxndyytne . .'".s
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consieneos per south CaroIins Railroad,
Juno II.
l2s bales Cotton 101 bales Mdse s3 bbls Bprtts Tur
pentine 81 bbs Rosin cars Marble and sundries 10
Thurston Holmes, Robinson e 90. Lieut. Ntede,
Brodie Ravanel Co. Roper Stoney, II Rodgers
CO, Hunt Bros, J PrinSle, Adger. Mrs snowden,
B Agent Street Bros co. Pitzei, Southern Express
Coupany. ,--9ttt a'-+@--
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hsi of either sex nto wavy rngets or heavy massive
c. Has been used by the fashionsbles OF Paris and
London with the most gratifying results. Does In
Jury to the hair Price by mail sealed and postpaid 81
Descriptive circulars mailed free. Address BERGER,
SHUTS Co., Chemists No. 2S5 River street. Troy, n.
Y Sole Agents for the United States.
March 1y
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8, T.-1880--X.

"a nnne was on her hp-heaith was In her iool
strength was In her step, and In her hanas-fLARTi
zIoN BITTERs."
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A r D.

Il IL with feelings OF pride q American manufacturers
thRt We publish the following tesmonias which hnvs
been received by rs reoenty:
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PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month, 17th Day, 1862.
RESPECTED Fn1ENp:-My daughter has been much
beneatted by the use Of thy Plantation Bitters Thou
Wit send me two bottles moro.
Thy friend, ASA CURRIN.
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SuaAR-Is quiet bat very firm. Sales since our last
500 hhs at 1eca11kc for Cuba; Barbadoes ON private
ternns and 80 boxes Havana at 10hc. -. -.
MoI.AssEs-Is firm, with more doing. Sales since our
last 1000 hhds at 6lc Cuba Nuscovado and Eng
hah Island and Barbadoes on private terms.
TEA-Is dull, and prices favor the buyer: -s,..--5
Du-Lmseed is In fair demand ut 81 40a1 4S.
PRovIsIoSR THE Pork market opened heavy, and
closed hrmar ales 1850 bbs at sal S5a22 for new
Mess cloaipg st Sal COX regular; $21 6Oaa1 10 for Old
Mess; $ls 76a19 for Prime snd S2l rs for Prime Mess
32l 26 ior Clear, and s9A rs for sheer Cear a.. -:
The Beef market is steady Sales 30 bbs at S14 60a
II for new Prime Mess and $1s 5oa2s 75 for new Extra
Mess. ~ 49,
Cut Meata are dull, Sales lS0 pkgsat ska1Oc FOR
Shoulders and I2alxc for Hams. ! :: s-,.TF
Bacon is quiet. Sales 266 boxes at II 10 for Short
Nb and for Short Clear; the lser price for
repscked. - - -
Butter Ia dull ct 10a2lc for Ohio and 1Sa26c for State
Cheese n heavy at 7a16c. ~
: Whiskey is quiet.
Tallow Is steady. Sales 2160o0 lbs at 11a11Xc.
Petroleum is dull at for Crude, and 2ec for re-
fined, In bond.
FsxoHrs-To Liverpool It's hhds Tobacco at los;
Is 900 bushels Peas ct Sd, bulk.
An Austrian bark to Cork for orders with 300 quart
ers Corn st 5 Brah bark 10 Cork for orders with 2O
quarters Corn at So.
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

ROCHESTER,, n Y +, December 28, 1861.
Nessrs P. q. DRAKE COL have been great sui.
srer om Dyspepsia for three four years. AID had to
abandon my profession. About three months ago
ied the Plantation Bitters, and to my great JOY am
new nearly we'll man. have recommended them IN
several cases. and, far know, always with signal
benefit lam, respectfully yours
Rev. ]. 8. CATHORN.
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POZNANSKI.

During the past eight years have constantly played
upon the Justly celebrated Erard Pianos yours are me
only instruments that have found, either here or in
Europe to equal them in all their points OF e1ceence
It may be satiafsctory to our patrons ana rienda
among the public large state that testimonials have
been received from all the leading artists who haVe
visited or are now reading the United Staes afew Of
whose names, besides those above, We sppend:
LEO. DE MEYER. GUSTAV sAIiEh
ALFRED JAEL. = BEN11iOI.
q. sANDERSON. ID SIkAkosoh1
3. HOFFMAN. JULlLEN.
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
And many others.
~ ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS AND PRIOR Lists
SENT BY MAIL.
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Among the chefpoins Of excellence Of the Chicfstt
ing Pianos Of which speak the renowned artists In their
oonRrauatory testimonials to the Messrs. OhckernS.
are the greatest possible depth. richness and volume OF
tome combined with . rare brtliancy, ciearneu ana
perSect eyenness throughout the entire scale; and
above all surprsing duration Of sound. the pure and
sympathetic quality Of which never changes under the
most delicate or powerful touch -s...
Sctured
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS,

Rsoesoed during the month Of August, 1865.
LONDON July 95, 1867.
Mxssss. CH1cKHRnaa SoHs-Gents: hAvs much
pleasure In enclosing document signed by the hrst
Composers mu,icans and professors In Europe held
your Pianos "a such high estimation tvids my oertth-
cste that felt It my duty TO take enc Of them With me
10 Europe 10 ascertain the opinion Of my professional
;brethren, The enclosed certificate win prove how
unanimous they have been on the subject. beg to
forward st the same time, letter received nom my
friend, Mr.. Ooard, which am sure must 20 gfsac-
ing TO you.
, = : :, 1--.gs.-q JAMES II. WRHIL
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ST7@lpiti,t tFron the Round TdSle.l r
THE TOURNAMENT JOUST FIRST.

HxrRa THE RIeRT 4IkAaANT SoUSr dkc~iAE hhAfs3
s.ssaa.< ~ : ci' AID nRAM.
rs.5 .s:IIs,. tnr ~ ~ -
Bright shone the Hsta, blue bent the sties, a,
And the Knights stn hurried amain Is-E
IN the tszrnaInept under the ladies' eyes. 49,.
Where the Joustsrs we're Heart and Brain.
,e 9 y : = 5 ; -
rlsg1asasd gaIss 4 ss . sps.si ssa sola sse AHs .
Flourished again: Brain stood apart
skeaFafmpred. dark and cold. .ss ~,
eOGREF&s sm ;ssas .AEsasa:
Hssrt's palfrey carscoled gsyly round. . an.
Heart ta-Hra'd merriy; H. 'N-->
But Brain sat still With never sound,
So cynicalcalm was he.
III caTGuIFs :,.Il q. s,42 a,.'''s,. IS i1 I5--il'
.fa9u ,E2fElOltic n5IS'tfN- S - y - is---a : -
fSeaxt,S halrnetcrest bore fsvors three ss
ydTrom his lsdye.s white hand caught; 97--
while Bratn wore plumeless casque; not ne -
bnor nsoe gNe or sought - ~ go
.If-3U &c sil- ~ Aty. -. vi -.,s's- 30
Tbe herald blew: Heart ahot glance ~ =. ~. ,s, 70,
To md his lsdyes eye; -.
But Hsin gszsd straight shesd. his lancs
- Toxitn pnors faithfully. - o.-r .,..;
ffs5daEps i'z;yl; = " VI
.rhsy ehsrgoa they struck; both fen, both bled
segRrsin rnse again. 1ngloyed. "a.
,Heark DYING. Gnned and fsiptly said, u -.
'My love 70 my beloved" ,,,x,v ,,,vr
.TiSTl& , , SlDNEx LANlEn.
..fo.Is : l-t
dooTs;9A Bf1RD.SONG.
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james r. Weak, Esq:
MI DEAn sm: As you going bsck to the unitsd
Mossrs Ohictering Tell them WIS delighted with
their Grand Pano-forte-a good an iastrsrens hias
81 soos eper turned osa, both IN touch aadtfr.
Us r. T. BROnDW0OD, :
Firm Off Broadwood b Sons Pianefosss Msnafsc.
turers, London.
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THALBERas OPINION.
I consider Chickering q Sons Pianos, beyond COM
pariaon the best have seen In America. ~
49, g. THALBERd,
Chairman Of Jury on Musical Instrume7
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vNsURANCE.

~ Tbs experience Of accident insuss
ance companies. demonstrates that ACOl-
DENTS WILL HAPPEN 70 people every
where; and that notwithstanding graz
majority Of the risks taken by accident
com panies are on the lives Of persons wh''s
they are travelling. the great majority Of
losses incurred are for accidents ~ sne o..
binary pursuits Of life. o. TIE losses paaa
by ,he rn;,ed States casualty Company, Of
New York. last wear, IS resulted from fall
inr. in the eyery day walks Of life Is from
being thrown from private vehicles 81 from
injuries such an spra;ns, strains, cuts, kicks.
scalds burns freezing. bites. &C.. none Of
which happened while the parties we're trav.
cling While on,y tire ,ossc, have resulted
from railroad and s,eamboat accidents. and
oil other casualties on public conveyanees
combined
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W. r. ROSS,
METROPOLITAN BUILDING.
NO. II, EAST SECOND ST.
DAVENPORT. IOWA.

Orrrcs Us,rrp STATES CAiuALrY 70,
96 Broadway, New York.
May 10th, 1867.
Vim F. Ross, E.q General AGENT;
DEAR SIN You havo directed nv at-
ten,ion to tho following action Of 1.-THE Ac-
ciden,al Insurance Company Of LONDON,
and inquire whether this Company would
take similar action in similar case
1.-THE Accidental Insurance Company, Of
London, have refused to pay the policy OF
Mr.. Parkin Jsffcock, who met ms death 10
the endsavor 70 save tho lives o. ms men AZ
the Oaks Colliery disaster. on toe ground
that they did not insure against accident
voluntarily incurred
In reply. | have no hesitation IN saying
that ia q case Of accident or DEAN Occurring
to an assured party in circumstances such
% those mentioned in the above extract,
our action would b the reverse OF the Con
pany mentioned.
Il would, in my opinion, Be incompatible
with the character and Design o. company
OF quasi benevolent character % :n.efpose
- bar 10 the payment Of claim the fact
that the accident or death had occurred
while the insured was engaged IN fesco'ng
fellow being from, destruction. ana mus
subscribing the cause Of our common nus
manity. Very truly yours,
CaArLEs WURrs. President.
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PIANo-FORT TIES

Which acknowledged 10 be. by the lead
Ing Artists in this county, Superior to any others
In America. These instruments possess every mod
sSn improvement are Of the largest size finished in
Carved and Plain Rosewood Cares. embracing every
variety Of style. Each has the full Metallic trame,
Ovcfstruns Bass. with or without the agrale ar
rangcmenp. Each has the French Grand Action, nc
know lodged to be superior to any other in rapid ex
ecuuou. These instruments are all eeven. Seven and
Quarter aud Seven aud Third Octa,es; construc-
ted Of Thoroughly Seasoned Wood. and " the hne-t
aud beat material For Great Power, Singing Quail.
titles, Sw and Purity Of Tone Throughout the
entire Register: Elegance Of Finish and Great Dn-
rabillty, the Piano Fortes Of Mesers. JENNYS h
SON are unsurpassed by any other makers in the
World. and have taken the Highest Premium wh.r
ever exhibited. The eamo facilities which enable
this hrn TO produce Superior Instrument al.o
bls them to offer their Pian0fortes TO the public at
Twenty per cent lower than snv other First Class
man ufacturer In the country.
The special attention of Deale-s Teachers and o't-
IL invited to the examination Of theec Pianos be-
fore making their seectinn elsewhere Every insfru
menf lie fully Warranted for Five Years Descriptive
circulars sent to all parts of the country upon appl'
cation. Address. JENNYS A son,
No. 2ss d a35 East Gle street. NEW YORK.
Betwceu I'd 4 3d Ayeuues p2f-dIy
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MUSICAL.
NEW MUSIC ROOMS.
NJ IL. j. ZIM Nj e II M A N.
WELL KNOWN Asa

Practical instrument Maker.
HAS LEASED THE STORE ROOM OvER
III No. 1 LIZ CLAisx Row, where he intends
keeping . stock Of
PIANOS. ORGANS. MELODEONs, AND ALL
KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Sheet Music, Music Books. &c Persons wish
ing TO purchase instruments will do well to call
on him. He has on hand . large stock of Pianos
which he will sell at $50 T. els less than manu.
facturers' prices. II the Instruments do not
give full satisfaction the money will be refunded
Mr.. Zimmerman keeIa all instruments purchas
cd Of him in order without extra charge. 97ly
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Tn. Chicago Tribune IS anxious 10 know
whether President johnson will now fight.
Prob.aly not there is nobody left to fight
with.
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Ladies'. take Particular Notice
tine REAL velpAU FEMALE PILLS
WARRANTED FRENCH.

TAese I1lh. - celebrated many years ego IN PAre.
Sbs the relief of msle irrcgulares and afterwards
ios their criminal employment In the psacice Of abos'
eoa, ere now offered for sale for the lrst time IL
America. They have been kept In comparative oh.
security from the fact that the originator Dr. vepsu.
y physician In Paris, Of great wealth, and strict
cunccientious princpeS end has withheld them nom
gsnesa ne. est they should Be employed fcf unsw-
Ii ovescoaaias fenale Observations. Falling Of tho
Womb, Whites. 0scen 9lckness. Suppression: kessn
tloo. or lmmodesaAe H1ow Of the Monthly Dis
asses, Nervors a.e esel 1n.esions Pain: n re
- and Limbs, 1111Ge - slight s1e!tion, Peplta-
Sloa q The Hsar, Hysssfics, ETC.. and wIl effect
enc whsn "a Other neanc have fAi!ed; and: e
1hCsGn 3 peWcrlul remedy, % ~ contain esso@sas
NO.. & esYline husifal 70 ths c:nstitusscn.
- - s6c6. ehey afs peculiarly suited. Jes1
I'm. = 3 sAosS tins. bsinR on ths 0sn0v psssoo
,Ccs.rs,:s.-isssisd fadiss shoold never tie thee
- 49, = ~ seaouu 70 believe thesneeivss peg
:rS ~ - w1il Be ssse 70 peoducs miscarriage:
Y|1s ean p-0cmre bon, 0saled ffO0 ~ eyee 81
- e6Sss 81 enclosing one dollas ind eix pOe1aGe
1s1Ge % II. ". MACOnBkR. 0eessal Agent sos
g. Usissa 80 - ~ Ssssss' = A''sn'' ~ i''
~ INV T6oSesson 4 Dtar1ss.
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The N. T. Evening Post sees an admoni.
tory finger in the Ohio vote. 1t 10 more
than finger. it IS . whole fist right be>
tween the eyes Of radicalism Boston Post.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-17

Ben WADE said the Democrats ought to
bs cent 70 h-ll. lie 10 in . fair way to
know whether any Of them get there.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-17

JuDGB MAsoN's majority in Dubuque
county is over l,900-more than was ever
claimed BY even the most sa,guinary.
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w. F. ROSS,
METROPOLITAN BUILDING,
NO. 11EASr SECOND STREET,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

HARTWELL & SMITH
INSURANCE AGENCY;
r. SIMPSON 4 Co.,
Mutual Benefit Life lns. Comp,
Assets, 80. Ooo. 600.
Continental Fire lns. Company,
Assets. 81. 800. zoe.
Security Fire lns. Company.
Assets. el. SIS coo.
Insurance Go. Of North America.
Assets. el.7OO. 00O0.
LOrillard Fire Insurance Co,
Assets, 81. 100000
North American Fire ms. Comfy,
Assets. es50,ooo.
Commerce Fire Insurance 20.
Asscts. $500, 900.
Travellers lns. Co., OF Chicage.
Insure Ag'ss General Accidents.
Including Travellers risk sun stroke bites OF dogs.
lightning, eufroeation by drowning. choking. &C.
Once No. a lBrndy street.
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1 MANHOOD 2
Z Lew Lost! lew RestePed !

~ Ase1ieAeb. = . ssslei EssAlops Ruiess CO.
n lBUfUnt - the Nature, Treatment, end
na1ioal enso q Upsrnstosh0a,e ~ Seminal Weak
- loveanatary Emcaisei ,ns, tlssual Debility,
"a iapsd. nsuts to Marriage geserally Ncrv.
eusnsse, Coasumpt,sn, Epilepsy, and Fits Men.
tai asd Physical 1ncapa,ty. resulting from. Sci
Abuse, &c., BY Ross. J. CuLvsnwna, n. D., an.
10. Of the Gnnnx BooE, Ae.
"A Boon 70 7Aessands Of S.0srers."
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad-
dress, Soss pAiD, on receipt Of six cents, or two
postage stamps, By DIR. J. Q. KLINE, l27 Bow
ery, n. Y. r. o. box 4.5ss. aue-l0dAwSm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-17

Whatever might be the result Of the
newspaper experiment-snd we should like
to see it tried, we sgsee with the Tribune
tina .'every voter who less not read 10 =
peril" II is because 'every voter who
does not read 10 peril" that we object to
the indiscrimmass enfranehisement of the
southern blacks, ninety nine Of every one
hundred Of whom do not read Chica.
90 Times.
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.



Kenorters. Who have 70 visit about 40 or
30 fairs every ear, are desiroas that some
body should invent few more adJeeusss
for special use on such occasions. Suppose,
says the Hartford Times. one Is passing
through hall, in which ere displayed the
usus. variety Of articles seen in public ex>
hibi,ion At fairs, and he desires TO make no>
tice Of few things. He must dc il in this
way:
Jacob Basker exhibits . fine pair Of
shoe buckles. very Handsomely iinished.
"Mrs. McDoodle shows an elegant spresd,
beautifully wrought in colors.
"Mr. John wilkens exhibits magnificent
work boz, with . splendid cover inlsid With
AN that fellow can say after this is
merely to repcat what he has said. II Mas
Bit kins has an afghan on exhibition, IL
must be either fine. handsome. elegant.
beautiful, magnificent OF splendid I; and
where there are ct least TWENTY-FIVE exhib
itors to be mentioned. the repetition is an
noying. Now il somebody will only give
10 . few more descriptive words We shall
be al right. Ii that cannot be done. why
will not the public tolerate little infringe>
menS upon pure EnSiiou tOS tu0 SoAe VI sue
reporters. For instance (it 10 the Hartford
Times tina. writes the suggestion.) let
Smith. reporter for the Ingtown Blow
hard, having exhausted th. regular vocab>
ulary, proceed in his report something af>
ter this fashion:
"Mr. Squiggine, Of Podunk, had in . big
basket the bulliest pink eye potatoes We
ever saw.
"Miss Nsttles showed in rousing big
glass case the gol-daYnest cushion that was
ever made By feminine hands.
ION . table We we're shown . plate Of
peaehss, raised in Miss Squintsye's orchard.
Il wss the universal opinion that they were
hunkydery.
"Some crochet work, made BY Miss
WhafYlee, Was heavy for needle business,
and ws heard one woman say 1t was . reg
ulsr buster"
Something Of this sort would relieve the
monotony Of the stupid samcness We ere
nov accustomed to in reporting. and We ore
not sure but il would cell % many papers
o il would exhibitors.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-17

A Warrington special 70 the Chicago
Times ears : "Official authority Is given
for declaring that it 10 due alike 10 the Pres.
ident and Gen. Sherman to state that the
report telegraphed to the northern and
western papers, from this city. that the mis-
sion Of che latter to the Capital was Of . po,
litical nature 10 untrue. Gen. Sherman Wal
here merely for consultation with the Pres
ident and Gen. Grant relative TO our Indian
affairs, and not in any manner to consult
about the policy Of any man or party, moi
70 accspt or decline Cabinet portfolio. moi
express regret at the removal or retention ID
Office Of any one.
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ooor0N.
EOSN' DISCOVERY
ron THE A.4ER


EOSA' DlSCOvERI
ron THE mir
I poisonous preparations which do NOT accomplish
what they are advertised TO do,
IsOaS' NlSCOvERY
Will positively reproduce heavy and natural growth
OF Hair upon those parts Of the head where II has
fallen on As a Dres. ing, also. Il cannot be sur
parsed. II s exquisiely Ierumed, and is not etieky
gummy, like many Of the vile compounds pnt be-
fore the puhiic
Ell FoSS, Eco, 10 fremont Row. Bottom, Maes..
after using this discovery TOUR months. had la
Tuck. HEAvY. lrxuRIAxs HsAD or uAn,
when at commencement OF the use of this preparation
he entirely bald
Send for testimonials and Photographic Of J. Z.
theates Of well known persons in Boston who are
personally acquantcd with the wonderful effects Of
foss' Discovery
Price 81 Ter bottle For sale by Druggists every
where. HILBERT < CO PeOprietore. u fremont
Row. Boston, Nass octll-d&wly
To the Ladies.
TheCirage F'rancais, or French Dree.
Sing. Tor Ladieo' q Children boote and ShOee ina
have become red or rusty, and rough BY wearing I'D
are restored 70 perfect and black with -
much lnstSe when new. leaving the leather con ane
pable and what leof 70 the bedSeon
Will NOT nrB or wnRH WET. Anp eceA fHu o1tnso.
Travelling Bage. Trunks. Carriage
Tops and 0ne Harnesses. are made TO loos
- GosD As Nyw.
lsdies and Children can drcee their boots With.
out soilirg their hands Try one bottle, and NJ
never be without supply Off in the house.
L Ask your shoe dealer for Il.
thlarhinRe and usessinge u all kinds & leather.
Once. liax Min street, Boston oct3l-dly
Sos sale " PARKS Z HOS4ER.
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II every man 10 the country could read and
did habitually read two good journals. one
Of each party, We should have no more
doubt Of elsc.ing . republican president
next year than ofths rising Of the sun. But
every voter who does not read 10 peril
and the multiplicity Of snch voters subjects
the results Of our elections too much TO
the control Of accident New York Trib
une.
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SPEARS
PRESERVING SOLUTION!
WILL PRESERVE ALL KINDS OF
FRUITS, TOMATOES, JfllIEs,

0yF0pOs CIOe1s Ws 100
without air-tightning. and with or without Sugar.
Fruits preserved wiih this solution are as GOOD =
the hest canned fruits, whilst tie nee avoids the
srouble of eealing admits OF keeping the fruis, Ac.
IN isree vcspee and Of usng therefrom at pleasure
thereby saving at least
30 per cent. II tho Csst Of Jars J
II will preserve milk sweet from twenty-Souf 10 thif
Sy-six kours longer than II viii naturally Keep, eau.
e{ux Il to firbieh moro cream In hot weather.
II 10 warranted perfectly heslthy and eAeetu:l and
method In the wOfld for preserving frlits, Ac.
- Full directione Tor using With each bottle.
Try Il and b. convinced fold By Merchants
evofywhcre. BUKNHAMS d VAN ECHAACK.
Northwestern Agents,
tuoe1B.dl0 1eLaks Street, Chicago.