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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-24

CHICAGO, Jan. 23-Thc Jury in the Stew
art Divorce case brought in verdict at two
o'clock this afternoon, Of mot guilty." the
prayer Of Mrs. Stewart, therefore, is not an
swcred. Mr.. Stewart was quite beside him.
self with joy.
f,nisness Of all kinds extremely dull; de>
posits At the banks unusually light. A
feeling Of depression prevails In mercantile
circles generally.
Demand for money less active, but no de-
cided change to notice.
The Bosrd of Trade, to-day, passed a
series Of resolutions condemning the pres
ent system Of grain warchousing in the
city, and complaining that the abuses at
tsndine the system arc injurinR the trade
and demands actio, on the part Of the Leg
islature.
The laying Of the corner stone of the
State Normal University, at Winona, Min
neeoea, takes place tomorrow. The Gov
srnor, State officers and members Of tho
Legislature have arrived. to b present at
the ceremonies.
CHICAGO, Jan. Ycsterday afternoon
colossd woman named Mollie Caldwell
was brought before the police court for HAYS
ing e.ue'ly beaten little bow The 10y .
an adopted son, and is nine years old, but
small for bis age. Tuesday she whipped
hin with q raw hide so that the big scars
could to seen on his face, aud blood had
soaked through the under clothes on hi,
back. Moli,e III she had lore il for tie
boys good, aud that he was in the habit Of
stealing; sic had brought him from Mis-.
sour. She was fined go ard 80 days at
the Bidew-ll. The boy was sent to the
Home for the Frenacs>
In the Stewart divorce case il i undcr>
stood thu, the jury for some time stood $
for defendant ard for complainant Oae
jurvman having been excused early in the
trial. the conviction Of these were however
not sufficiently strong 10 cause them to hold
out for more than tw-lve hours a motion
for new trial was made and will be argued
in n few days.
The present assessed value Of property in
Cook County is 500 l05. 7l5.113. The taxss
paid to the State and the County for 1896
amount to $loo,67l 500.
CuIcAGo, Jan. 2i.-2 p. M--The Board
Of Trade are greatly excited over the pro
posed elevator legislation, the majority are
in favor OF it.
Tho Journals Washington special Of the
24tn, says: There are no grounds for Tie
report that Secretary McCulloch intends to
resign if Randalrs bill should he passed -
lie cares but little about it.
Senator Grimes is making carefully
prepared speech in favor Of FREQ trade.
Last night = splendid carriage standing
before the Opera House, was driven off in
the momsntary absence Of the servant. and
no trace has as yet been found Of the vehicle
or thief. The establishment was worth a
least twenty-five hundred dollars, and was
the property Of Robert Forsyth, late Cen
eral Of the First District Of illinois.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-24

counties in Maryland. le6 freedrncn's dsy
and nigh, schc o's, ,is teachers aud COSY
scholars
Major General Thomas has arrived IN
Washington 10 give an accoan. o. ailairs IN
his department.
General Sheridan Is expected s0o'.
An engine, with = employees on board,
was thrown from the track o. the Long is
find Railroad. near Jslaaics. yesterday. enc
man named John McI.augtliH tsinc instant.
" killed, aud another, thr engineer, horribly
and perhaps fatally mangled
The German immigrant society has Just
issued its ats nual report. from which u APP
pears that Of the ss.1l7 emigranls a, this
pors daring the year 1860. u. spa were Ger.
man. most Of whom Jeff Tor the Wesisrn
States.
The lIerald's Bella correspondent gives
the outline Of plan Just proposed in Ger
many, Tor the PARTITION 81 the Turkish Em>
pire. and the ohli,eraton Of the p~,e ,iov>
eminent, which il carried out simultaneous
~ and in the interests Of the Christian sub
ices Of the Sultan, aud by Russ,s aud Aus
tra would be likely to effect the object
without b.oodshed.
Russia takes to herself the credit of being
tho only sincere friend Of the oppressed
people Of the Turkish provinces and the en-
tire subject was canvassed with serious At
tention. both BY the statesmen and people
ofthat empire.
Russia watches the progress OF the Aus>
TRAN agitation ia Poland. with much anxis.
~, and 10 likely to anticipate the Hapsburg
movement by bold counter stroke.
The weekly returns Of emigration. show
that ,452 emigrsnts landed here last week,
making the total since Jan. 1st, l4,9Uo
The Worlds Washington special says
The Senate judiciary Committee agreed TO-
day, 10 report in favor Of the Constitutional
Amendment, prohibiting the same person
fron holding more than one term Of the
Presidential Office.
Thssesamer Eagle brings Havana dates
Of the 18th, and reports . financial panic.
All the hanks but one have resumed pays
ment. Mexican news unimportant.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-24
CALIFORNIA.

san FaAxcisco, Jan. est has been
raining necessarily for the last three days.
The rivers and creeks in the northern part
OF the State are higher than IN 1861 Or
1862.
The story Of terrible earthquake at IT.
klamath 10 denied.
The Nevada Legislature passed the Con-
stitutional amendment yesterday.
The levee At Carson. last night, in honor
Of Senator Nye, ~ss brilliant affair.
A dispatch says that the Secretary Of
Idaho Territory vas compelled to seek pro-
tcc,icn II the U. s. Aroops, from violence
by ths members Of the Legislature. because
he refused to pay per diem until he rs-
cei.ed further instructions from Washing,
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A~e
KANSAS.

TorEsA. Jan. % lion. S. \. Poneroy
is re>clected Tinted States Senator for the
long term, and Maj +. G. Ross is elected
for the shcr, term, the following is the vote
for the long term Pomeroy, 81; General
fee, -; for re short term, Il SIS, GS; Car
ney, 10. .s...A>
Aslarge cso~ds called On Che Senator
elect 1ttse GspiteI House gpeseses were
made ~ Pomeroy -Ross, Clark, Blunt, An
thopy and sehsfsr;; !; .sa.aa !s.ysya..
81 A ssidsc was fred vnia The result Of ths
election gives general satisfaction.
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KENTUCKY.

FnASKLiS, Jan. 23.-Wm. p. King and
Abe Owen, the train robbers, who subss-
quen,ly killed Harvey King, one Of the
band, were sentenced to be hung on the 22d
Of March. The remaining prisoners charged
with robbing the train were granted con-
tinuance until jane.
LoutsvIlLE, Jan. "a Richard Stillweli,
sons Of the late Judge StllwiIl. Of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, was examined to-day ON the charge Of
forgery, and committed Tor want Of bail in
81. 900
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-24

io.osro, Jan. 22.-Michael Punetel. =
Fcnian, has been sentenced to be hung. =
Owen Kennedy was found guilty, with a
Recommendation to mercy--seutensc Dc.
ftrred. ~ ~ i Z. 4 -.
TSiosrpfyan. sS.--.A large paehass Of
clothing fes fenian prisoners arrived here
. few days ago. The person to whom It
wss addressed refused to pay the duty, and
itWss hSld BY The Cpsto0 o@cess Sutil Mr..
'fhusstop. tho American COpsul, paid the
chssEes and cent the clDahing to the prison.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-24

NEw YORK, Jan. % - The report that
Secretary McCulloch will resign in case
Randairs bill 10 passed it not generally cred
tied. = Stfs - q ~~
The pending impsaehments against the
President md tb0 epntinue6 conttaction Of
the CURRENCY tShd to depress business.
Between 1000 and 5000 people crossed
East River on the ice to day. the first time
for fifteen yeass. The ice 10 broken up
noW.
The failure Of Quis,sy Bros. 10 announced.
They are reported TO have had heavy en-
other speculative stocks.
The Eastern lines are still down. No ca
BILE dispatches to night
BixGuAArrox, Jan. o3-IIenry Gardner,
Of Emira, received sentence Of execution for
murder, on the 10Th OF March.
ALBANY, Jan. 23--Mrs. Elizabeth Cady
stanton, and Susan Il. Anthony appeared
before the judiciary Committee Of the hous
rs this afternoon 10 argue in favor Of wo.
mems am universal suffrage.
NEW IoRK, Jan. a4.-lhe Times saws
that since las, November leading politicians.
North and South. Republicans. Democrats.
aud cx>rebc!s alike have Leen 1t work % a
pan Whereby the ds6arsrcea betReen che
North and South, and between the execu-
tive and legislative branches Of the Govern
ment, would bess1tiSlkctoSsly at5 4sted.-
Suffrage and amnesty form the basis Of the
ptopoaition cor instance II South Carolina
Will adopt The Massachusetts, suffrage franz
chise. .-.a ~ ..4s@- -
The President is willing TO issue . pro-
clslnstiop ~ lQpSslY tgs1t W1se approve Of
it The people OF South Carolina, blacks
- we'll a. whites, can elect loyal represent.
ativss II C0ngfess, and Congress can deter
ss1ine % their admission.
Ihe Adninistsation . seriously eo0sidsr.
ing the prOpositioa.s r-.1 -s
The Tribune's washingtou special says
tn judiciary Committee tave changed
| Senator Wads's amendment to the Cousti-
tuition making the Es@1dent ineligible for a
second term, and will t1port il % % to prov
vide that no Presideet or Vice Presiden,
shall be eligible for reelection to either Of
these Offices.
NJ. Ashley d. busily engaged scsvmula-
ting ss1dsncs lsr The impsach9snt Of ths
A nee Asah ~ ths Treasury ~ bssn or
ganiaed ia aocheOe e sesatrues . Railroad
thssugh. Texps ed MEXICO 10 the Pacifi,
with enormous giants d land and the iseus
Of GoveenUsue bonds.
There in the Disesieslsf CelsShbii, Alex
sndsia and rsirfax county. Va, and fiv,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-24

tSpIA>AvoL,s. Ian. 24.-Gov. Morton
will probably resign this Afternoon, and
Lieut.. Governor Baker he inausurated to-
morrow.
Four f,rcs have occurred within o5 hours.
Up 10 date ZOO hogs have been packed
in this c,ty.
The Democrats hold caucus this eve.
ming to consider their future policy.
A joint resolution ratifylng the Constitu>
tional Amendment passed the House Of Rep.
resentatives yesterday, having previously
passed the Senate.
A fire LIST night destroyed J. W. Irsdell
4 Co.'S Boot ard Shoe store fully insured.
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE. Jan. %. = In III. lower
branch of the Legislature to- day, = bill
passed on the first reading to organize train
and equip tue loyal militia, and provide for
cavalry regiment in each Congressional
District, composed Of white and colored
men. subject to he order Of the Governor
Another bill passed striking out the word
white from the franchise law, both will be-
come the law in some shape.
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ILLINOIS.

CAIRO, Jan. 23.-Weatber mild and
pleasant. Mercury rising to 43 during the
afternoon.
The Columbus packet has left upon regu-
lar connection with al trains.
The ice has a. no tine STOPPED moving
oclo this point
SPRIKGFiELD, Jan. 24.-The Senate il oc-
cupied in the discussion Of ihc bill regulat>
ing railroad tarf. Nothing special going
on in the Senate.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-24

ST.. Louug Jan. 2S-A tAnd q Arapahss
lndisa6 ~ encanpsd bssosen fofts Lyon
and DodSs, on ths 0aoky Hill fcate, And
are asssmiog . heetila sttitads. Ttey have
slrsedy. driySn of ssyeeal statipp-k keepers. =
q M ali cuneh fto0 Densr W&s Sebbsd
u the 18th inst near Living Spring. BY .
party of hiehwaymsn, desc tcrs from For;
Morgan, On Junction Station, who are COM
pletely equipped for life on the road"
81. T,orps. ian. 9A.-Both H uses Of tho
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-24

CHICAGO. Jan. Is.
flonr-Dull, With light sales Of spring extra
ct el0 000pil.U0.
wheat-Dull and declined (d2c.; No. Spring
a 81 1262.l4; No 2 spring o. S50l.S7, and
rejected spring ;l.5s, closing At o1.6S for
No. 9.
Comm arket dull but steady, 1t 7I@77a.c
for No. l. and 5sGssl< for rejected.
Oats-Neglected but 6rm, at 4o1<@4l.
Rye-Duli At 9'9so}<c for No. l.
Bsrley-inacti,e
Mess Pork Declined Csc. sales At e1s.25@
1900, closing dull at $3.50.
Lard-i@l11c lower; prine l1X
Lave Hogs-l5d sc lower closing at $1,000
$40 for medium to choice.
Dressed Hogs Opened stronger, but closed
at e eo@7 10 for lois divcning on 900 lbs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-24

L., no one forget NJ peculiar value Of these pelh
~ prcvcntntiys 81 disense. a. well - remedy ~
complaints ai,esdy existing. .An ounce oi preven-
ton i.beitcs than pound Of cure, and a. dosc OF
Kaaxs,'r pills taken once or twice week will not
only keep all the sccrrtons In euch healthy condi
ton thnt alug disorders may BE- set Al defiance
hu, they will re the WORT cases of dyspcpstn in
digestion costiyeners. Ac. beyond persdventure
II only Requires from one ~ thr-e pile TO precusc
gentle movement Of the bowela. while lrusn four TO
siH produce brick and thorough Uusgc. With moot
other pills you have gripping pa NJ. u6usea. scknese
and tencsmus because they fail TO expel With the
faces the bile and oth-r diseased hamors. Df. Rad
ways Pills leave NO such mischief working remaina
circulating IN the syrten but purge out all that may
hr Obstacle In the way OF restoration a. health
Hence their opcsntoa II accompanied by no pain.
They do their work perfectly but aaisbly. They do
not dep,ete nor prost1te They parity soe strength.
en- They are prepared Of choice aad costly sxtsScs
medical plants roots. l'sshs, guns &c.. pet they
sold for the esms price, 70 cts boH. demanded
yourrelf with caiomel. mercury anumofy. yet yoa
e.t rid Of your bliousness with tase aud prornpti
tude; youf heart. your kidneys, your neTvee. your
stomach relieved from disorder. and you arc reg
uiated' into perfect health. Railways Regulating
pills nrc sold by Druggists.
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COM N z RClAl.
Davenport Market Report.

INV POTt Az 0EAeB A6RO~Ue
oer,cs orirx DAVENPORT DssocaAs,
January "a 1867.
fLouR.-SfArE
Retail bulk f114e
:. sacks. paper, tll.6o
h5i el3i5.
wholesale 4Octs per Dbl less.
CcaS MEaL.-Nr. l. per bushei. s7i<cts
WHEAr.-No. J, s2co@t2.o5. No. =, ai.se
@t2.00.
CoRN.-S5c.
OATS. Acc.
BARLEY -30NGs0c.
P0rAsoHs--5087'
TuHxrs. per 90 lbs
APPLES. 81 So per Dbl
BuSSsR -q5@2sc.
EGaA-o5@2sc
HAr.-el2,Oc.,
CoAL-By the load, 81 q 92c. assvad. lsc..de-
hvered, 20c.
WooD.-&s17E
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CONNECTICUT.

HAHrfoRn, Jan. 2i-Thc .E,na and
Phcnix FIRE ln.urance Company lose So
600 each OH the ATE Vieksburg fire. which
will less IN the Price Of their stock.
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FEW HAMPSHIRE.

MANCHESTER, Ian % The Democratic
c,nv.ntion Of H., Dl>'rc. las nom;na, cd
+. w. iiatring' Tor Congress.
The New llsA shire Agricultural Land
Scrip las been 4 to l.. q. Lewis, OF Ohio,
for $50 600.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-24
the WHITE PINE COMPOUND

at was early In the spring Of 81 that this com
pound WAS originated. member ny family wae
n disagvccsblc cough. I had for scmc monthe pre-
viour thoueht that preparation having for ts bash
the insde bark ~ white pine might be so compound
ed to he very uscfni In diseaas ~ the thfOat ard
unge. To test the value Of !. In the alluded to,
| Compounded n email quantity III the medicine that
had been planning. and gave u In tenepOonful do
s.s. The result wascxcecdinely gratifying. Within
we days he irritation OF the fhroat was removed,
"a cough rab-h,d and rpe' dy cure waa effected l.
Soon after bs s,nt soine Ia lsdy ia Londonderry
~ who had been Suffering Tor come weeks from
bad cough ",ca-ioi., w n -n iden cold. and had
raised murus tircaked with blood She roon found
rcief and -"nt ',r more She took ahonf ten onnccs
,i ~ aud got w,u j II Clarke, Esq editor of H.,
iai, b, str pai'y Mirror lad. trial ui the -amo
prrpa alton it, the ut sescr rnd and was cured
nmeciHirlN liz was ~ ii..hy lenscd with the re-
lit- aud - cuuidcr. ia attending it, sale
u T. ag.d hgIotc the Ihhlic that h. nnliy persuaded
-, L. riN" maine. and nd IL abroad u bench
tie tuirfint. h. November l~rl. ftrt advertised
Il ui.lrr i.lur ui Waite Pine Compound. In two
lrAt- from That time therr had h en- shalcsaled in
Manth, TT .lipse ,nr hundred dollars worth. wiarr
Lct aud . M mt.it4ius that position, There l.
iuJ a-uu t this 1t y very s,uth iig and hc sinr
49, it, nture. Nettniug utA- stomach aud plea Al,
viil,4i IL tad t4sft and H. xi,rGiusly heap.
As rcWr'i, for kidney complaints the White
Iti, COMPOUND STANDS unriyaed. II Was not oriRi-
Lated for tina, r,urpesc bnt parson using II for q
cough WAS no, onl, cured Of n cough, but WAS also
cur Of kidney difficulty of ten years .and ng.--
since that accidental discovery many thousands have
n-ed i ior IT, same complaint and have been com
Ilctcly ,urrd
1'ic above was written by ID. Poland. In ls60.
Sin, then, "a Ia Manchester. the White Pine Com
pound has taken the lead Of MI Congh remedies ~
well ms preparation for the cur. Of Kidney diflcul-
ties, in every city town. village aud hamlet throu
the New England States.
Thi- remedy il as safe and pleasant to take as I, is
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NEw YoRx, Jan. ~.
Cotton Dali. So sic.
Flour = Dali medium and high. lo@l5c.
lower; sic 80 q al. 80 Extra state and t11.-
soa ~; Ohio wheat lower
Wheat ilni ani nominal a. slls in store
aud ~ - eilo4t
Hyc-Vcry ilrn. 4-- n
Sora-Dull. asau. lc. lower SQUAD in store
offered at 81. IL; sales afloas el.lsj<.
Oats-Dnll and dropping; unchanged.
closing 500 50 cash; and SIS. 1898. ~ for old.
Cat Meats -Dun.
.Lard-iieavy. at 1aGlsh for old for new
butter-tirm. - -
Dressed Aogs-Fismer. ~ .ek@e>kc.
refined in bond.
Undergraduates.
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y
GFORGlA.

SAvASyAu, Jan. -. - Gen. II. X. Scott
has returned ircm South Carolina, after
making satisfactory arrangements for the
negroes TO leave lie plantations or contract
within enc week
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MnwArxsR, Jan. "a.
Flcur-Dull; TX &loe5@1o.sc. and I 49.5o
Qs.s.i5.
whest-Lower, at ae.ll for No. l, tl.e6 for
No. 2, and &i.14 for No. 8.
Dressed hC9s-Dull n e7.e0.
Live Hoss-$s Is.
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chicago Live Stock Market.
CsicAeu, Jaa. ~.
The receip4s By the different lincs Of railroad
up TO noon to-dsv we're ~ follows ::
Receipts Of catte, 2:receipta OF logs. $3.50;
prices OF cattle class e6.7o96.s5; "a class
eA.soS5.0e; market dull and weak.
Prices Of hogs-6sst class. - $4,000; cd
class, $6.12l1M6 a. a decline Of 50t soc oo the
same quality. pacsers still holding on.
Esheep-f5 GEL ., 500 with fair demand
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OHIO.

CmciNNATi, Jan. 24-There has been no
election for L. $ Senator in Kentucky, yet.
Two negroes we're frozen to death IN
Chattanooga, la, Friday night.
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GILMAN, son 4 CO..
BANKERS.

BANKERS,
a. Exchange Place. New York.
Especial attention devoted to Western business.
~ Speculative Accounts declined.
wEsTHnn nErnasNoEs;
Fifth National Bank, Chicago, III.
City National Bank, q F"
Merchants' Nations Al Bank Galenn, H.
MerchAnts' National Bank. Davenport. Iowa
National state Bank, Of Dee noines, Iowa.
State National Bank, keokuk, Iowa.
State Bank Of Iowa and Branches.
State Savings Association, -. Louis, Mo.
ST. Louis Duil ding and Saving Association. 81. Louis
First National Bank OF Lafayette, New Albany ans
Jefersonvile. Indiana.
Peoples Bank Of Kentucky, Louisville. ny.
Merchants Bank Of Loni.vle. - '' octs"diy
ESTABLISHED ,s4s.
HASKELL & co. BANKERS.
Cor. yln1n 4 Vine streets.
ST LOUIS, MO.
COLD and silver Coin,
Eastern and Southern Exchange,
LAND WARRANTS.
Aid al kinds Of
GOUefseapeeset Securities i!
- Interest allowed on time deposits.
e. Accounts q isaaks aad Bsnkers recsiv cd
On the most favorable tesms. sep2s-d6w
j. III. GARLORD.
Cor. Olive ond Third streets.
ST. LOUIS, .MO.
DEAiER n
UNION MILITARY BONDS
Defence Warrants.
GOLD, SILVER
Southern Bank1 N Otes..
The highest peics. paid:for
GOLD DU 8 Il
sspt2esn
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RANKING ROUSE OF
Jaw Cooke g. Co.,
Cor. Wall L Nassau SITS. New York.
In connection it'll our houses In Philadelphia and
Washington. have opened NEW YORK HOUSE
at I'VE at the above location and offer services
TO Banks bankers and Investors for the transaction
Of their business In thir city, including purchases
and sale of GOvKnNMrNT SFct KiTtrs. STOCKS Bo.Ds.
AND Corp We are constantly represented AT the Stock
Exchange and Gold Board, where orders sent u are
81 ompty llled. Wekeep on hand full supply OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL lSSllES,
buying ard selling at current prices, and allowing
respondents the ncst liberal fases the market affords
ape d&w1y JAY COOKE 4 90.
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tsAG UNIFORM u0O 08euo0ObSs
And not excelled by any Freight or Dis
patch Line.
.ls- Rates sarc as BY oil Of the estab>
ished ALL RAIL Routes.
with q forfeiture Of S cents per 100 D.. for every
da,' delay, which will he promptly paid BY wOsssu
Agents.
Parties ordering frsishss ro~ ts East shculd order
package. marked :. Union Line" and refer shippssS
~ s s,.:s:.., r. 49,: a.. s''''
J JOIN Mcx H139I tls gsssRess s.. r hill
s,svt.r ~ 81 West m sjki, - $3.50 81
snsAf ~ M - Loalns. &C. q ny 0luas<d faas'
v. y. cnArbGaA C&ssaes. IN.
e ~. nn0MH. 2 y. nl.aee, CtnetaaM
ADfqAfCuES - y. meh q, CoaanbuA Q.
w.n efEWANf. c,evsvasA 9.
A.. ftsUAp00N, ESWc0enetseo~n, o. ssh
W.n HA2LnT1, 4nnses1ne O. ~tsn reEf $40
sAHCkA GRAY. JnAia1apslh. Lid. -
QAyH, fcRt Wayue. III
a., Er eSrANf, Ta5S ElaGse, HI
0aINsUN. ~ Asln =, lsu1v91A ~.
=. sIkvkNs ~ Olive e. 81. tsaiA, ~
~M.0Ak3QN, Nashville Tenn IA.
JAMES IALINApGE, Jr Memuhia Tea
D. y GRAY. SUIT Union Lane. CCluijS1a, q
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LIN UD6H u -
Improved Bleed Searcher and
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
For the Cure Of all Diseases
ARISING FROM AN nTURR STATE or THE
BLOOD, SUCH AZ
SceofulA, Cancesous formations, Outaneo'is
diseases, Erysipclss, Beils. Hmples on
the faoe. Sore Eye. Sold Head,
letter aasstasao, On cd
Stubborn Ulssrs, Dyspep-
sia, Uostivcuess,
Jaundice, Salt Rheum,
Mercurial diseases, General
Debility, Liver Complaint,
Loss Of Appetite, Low Spirits,
Foul Stomach, together with al other
disorders from An improper condition Of the
circulatory system. Asa general ton
ic, it's effects ar bonignant, and
cannot fail to benefit where
used perseveringly and
according to direc-
tiOnO.
We OFFER 10 TIM PUBLIC 4 nEDICi,N S1z
dne ever man0acsured- until ncw-it has become
:,a.dssd rsnsdy for "AsovE n''EAaHs' all over me
Read this, and II anicted tryis.
DxAa SIN We would lust SAY that yonr
COMING On for Sve years; the iesh vac eaten OF thc
i !. the eshlS Ssttis now and o. an !. s;owns
he country. f9 JUN s1 s1zIi1sroH : SON.
H. D. SA''''' 40 =" OO'' ~ Pit,rbure. Pa.
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