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Hnk. STON EBkAkEK'S'
RAT ENTER VI ! - hTOR.

"TAK. STONEBEAKEkS"
EF RAT ENTHRMi = ATOh,
The surcst eXtcrlIinator Of rats ever offered 10
the public
Read The following certificates Irol" the c!tl-
zens OF Baltimore, IS to its merit rs Il rac dcs-
trUyrr:
Baltimore, May a. 1861.
Mcssr: Clotworthy s. Go.
Gent: My warehouse on Howard street. WAS
completely ovcrrun by rwtS. Used bottle Of
truly it is an cXtcrmnator. 1t cleared the
warehouse Of rats. and have had no return OF
them and il mas been Jour months since | used IT,.
WM. r. LANDsTREET.
Corner Howard and German streets
Baltimore, May IS, 1867
Mcssr$. Clotworlly s Go.
Gent: We were very much troubled with
rats in oar Store. DR.. Stoncbrakcrs Rat TX
tcrminator being highly recommended to us,
we used one bottle Of it, and it proved itself
worthy the high recommendations it had re-
cevcd as II Rat Destroyer. We have not been
troubled with rats since the first night we used it,
lorKGSs, HARDEN j. KEMP,
Baltimore 81.
Baltimore May Is, 1867.
Mcssrs. Cl"tw"rthy u Go.
Gent: The bottle Of DR.. Stonebrakcr's Rat
EXterminator purchased OF you, has proved 10
be death TO rats l. used it only one night, Ac-
cCrdng II directions, and the neXt morning /
counted nine dead rats in the yard They
come out Of their holes to die.
{. &. TUCKER, No. ~, n. Paca s.
Ask for Dr. Stouehlakcrs Rat Killer, and
take no other. For sale by
ll5, King street.
t. ). LEADnEATER q CO.,
aug 8-3m Wholesale Agents,
EKEsH DRUGS CHEMICALS, &c
The subscriber has received fresh supply Of
damon Seed, French Backing, Red and Red
and White Irvine, Oil Of Sandal Wood, Hostel
ters Bitters. brakes Bittcrs, pure Linsecd Oil
Machine OIL pure Lard Oil, fresh Turnip Seed,
and Chrome Yellow English Sheet Glue, Lit
ties White Oil, Halls Hair Remover, Furn-
turc and Coach Varnish, Sulphuric Acid, Eth
er. Babbit's SaicratuS,. pure Potash Wash
Blue, Starch, BaObiLts Toilet soaps, &C. &c.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity of
informing his friends and the public generally,
that he i constantly receiving additions to his
stock u, needed all Of which he is determined
to sell al Tie very lowest possible rates.
BENRY COOn,
aug 10 % and 20. King st
4 RCT'lC SODA WATER.
Having spared neither pains nor expense t.
make our SODA WATER equal, if not supc-
rior, to any in the city, being the manufacturers
Of our own syrup, which We warrant pure, and
entirely free from adulterstiona, and rnyris-
ing many Of the choicest and most dasirn BILE
havors, among which may be found Coffee and
Cream, Eggnog, Vanilla, strawberry, :}h.rbct,
81 , &c. MI Of which ara drawn from one Of
TU FITS UNRGyALLED SODA FOUNTAINS
now SO universally used in all the principal ri-
ties, both North and South. We would only
request tho lovers Of this delightful and refresh
ing drink 10 call, feeling assured W., hall be
able to give perfect salts faction Ia vii who may
so fa' or us. WAKEFIELD i HALL,
jc . Corner Prince and Fairfax streets.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN; That Re-
~ gistered Bond, No 81, for $500 Alcxan-
dria Corporaton issued to ne on the 4th OF
March, 1856, having been lost, | shall apply to
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xnse~ FESTIVAL AT AND
ssa IL MOONLIGHT iiXCU RSION

The ladies Of st. Johns Parish, Charles
county, Md, viii hold FESTIVAL ut ely
mont Pavilion, on TU ESDAY, AUG UST 18th,
for the purpose Of raising funds to repair their
chapel. An excellent dinner and supper will
be prepared, and n variety oI refreshments fur
n%hed thrOug hout the day and evening. Fine
music, with other amuscmcnts may b. expect
cd. The ladies hope that the object Of the FcS-
tival, together with its plcAsur inducements,
will commend itself to the public and secure"
their generous patronage.
The steamer WAWASET will leave Alcx
cxandria at o clock in the cvcnin" OF the Eth,
and return ut a suitable hour.
Tickets admitting gentleman and t"o Ia
dies, 81. For sale 1t Entwi>lc's and Fr2nch'S
Bookstores, and on the boat. aug $ I'll
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MARKET BASKETS, Painted Buckets
IYl Brass Hoop do, Washing Tubs of all
sizes, Clothes Lines, Ladies' Tampico and
Straw Whisps, Msson's Backing and Backing
Brushes, just received and for sale by
HARRIE HOUGE,
an u Corner Of Pitt end Prince SIS
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EXCURSIONS RAILS &c

LOVE AND TRUTH.
GRAND EXCURSION of
81 REPTA LODGE, No. 40, l. O. @ F
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VNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
4 cd day Of July, A. D. 1867, Il warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of Geo.
II. White and John E. May, of the city Of New
York, in the county Of New York, and State
Of New York. and against the separate and in
divduAl estates of each Of them, who have been
adjudged banlirupts on their own petition, that
the payment of any debts, and delivery Of any
property belonging to such bunlirupts or either
of them, to them or either OF them, or for their
use or for the use of either Of Them and the
transfer Of any property by them, or either of
them, are forbidden by law; that Il meeting Of
the creditors of the said bankrupts, and Of each
Of them. individually, 70 prove their debts, and
to chose one or more assgnees Of their, estate,
and OF the estates Of each Of them, will be held
at Court of Bankruptcy, to BIO holden at the
Office Of the Register Number 202 two hundred
and two) Broadway, in the city of New York:
room number 4, before Isaac Dayton, Register,
on the twenty second day Of August, 4. ID.
1867, at l o'clock p. m. +. M URRAI,
u. S. Marshal, as Messenger.
Torl- 10--0t
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REV. Ma. WALL. Ne copy, with pleasure,
the following extract from the Guelph Cana
da) Herald Of July 9th-which relates to Rev.
Mr. Wall, OF the Episcopal Church, who Off
late var, and subsequently had call to par
eiated her so acceptably, sometime during the
ish in Canada: H 49,.
"a WEIT-MERITED APPOINTMENT We
have much pleasure in inimating thai the
Rev. Mr. Wall, sometime assistant minister o!
St. George Church, Guelph, has been offer
ed, and accepted, the rectorship of Christ
Church, West River, Md. The church and
pastorage are new and elegant edifces, the
congregation large and wealthy, and the
stipend handsome. Mr.. Walls many attach
ed friends in town will be glad to learn that,
a,~er sustaining much affliction vi 18th christian
ratie.o and resignation, he has obtained
comfor, able and eligible settlement, and what,
We are per: -uaded, he will more greatly value,
an increased s,nbere of usefulness in his sacred
calling
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LOCAL NEWS.
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST IL.

Loss OF THE WILSON SHALL The steam
hoat Wilson Small, which during the war ant
far some time after its closed, piled on tn
Potomac, was sunk, as was stated IN las
Saturdays Gazette, by coiding with tn
steamer Mary Augusta on Friday morning last
about one o clock, off Poplar Island, in tn
Cboptank, river The Wilson Small was tn
nroperty of Mr.. w. D. Wa|lach, of the Wash
ington Star, AID was engaged in the trade t.
the Choptank. The Mary Augusta had beer
chartered by Mr.. Wallach to run in connection
with The Wilson Small during the peach sea
son, and was on her return from the Choptank
fully loaded with peaches, when the acciden
occurred. Mr. 'Wallach was on board thu
Wilson Small. When of Poplar Island rh'
Wilson Small ran into the Mary Augusta
striking her on the port side, and cutting ava.
her upper works, injuring her to the amour
Of several hundred dollars. The Wilson Sinai
sunk almost Immediately in twenty feet 0
water, but fortunately all on board were saved
BY the steamer Louisiana and Mary Augusta
except two female colored passengers. who
we're asleep at the time Of the collision anc
we're drowned. The Mary Augusta was com
pelled to throw overheard about 200 boxes O
peaches, but BY canting her on the side oppo
site to which, she was struck she was enabled
10 reach Baltimore shortly after II o'clock il
the morning. The Wilson Small MAS valued
at s225 900, and is supposed to be fully insured
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-20

wAsHlnoron, May 1e.-Dissurssmenta
for the week amounted to e1,9l3. 90 the
receipts o. Internal Revenue, es.s56, 00v.
The Second National Bank, Of Chicago
has voluntarily ceased to be depository Of
public moneys.
Application was made to the Supreme
Court OF this district, for a mandamus to
compel judges Of election to place the names
OF certain white citizens on the registry Of
voters. sAa
The Court to-day, through Judges Olir
and Fustn delivered separate opinions al
arriving at the same result, namely that 4
mandamus could not lie until after the ex
piration of the two days allowed by law fol
The correction of polls.
The District Fair held in Washington fol
the past two weeks for the relief of th'
destitute in the South nettel between thret
and four thousand dollars.
The Judiciary Committee has taken ,
large mass of evidence on the Impeachment
question. Representative Ashley, Of Ohio
10 still here in connection with subject
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-20
MISSOURI.

ST. Louis. May 2O.-Ths Democrat Of
this morning. in discussing the Presidential
question. utters the following language
There is . statesman who has been the mill.
tasy superior Of all our Generals and-whoss
party the war has been-not lees deserving
Of honor than that ef the bsavest and Of tbs
hero that ever slept On hard>ioughs field
There 10 enc such man and but oae-tht
Secretary 81 War, Edwin n. Stanton.
Il also ihvors the selection Of the Vic,
President from Missouri, and says: OF q
the former Slave States, no other % vel
deserves the honor. and no other can NOR
Justly claim Il for her leaders In their conf
denee asd the gratiluds Of the Natisn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-20

.CsusAss, l1ay se--AspsaElysu ON
. tSs 20th snys: Barnard Qnina, City Jail>
Of. was run ever By the carr and eushsd -
death on Saturday last. Tho tsesiSie acct>
dSnt occurred in the following manner: Al
the passenger train neafed the outshists o.
the city, the unfortunate man, with sthsss.
WAS standing on the platform Of the sor
ward car, when the conductor osu's .,ounc
for the sare Quian handed - AN G'a ~. ~,
from his hand and =. an effort to recover
Il he los, h;s b.,s6se, and With the hope Of
s,inine ht;-.sslf sprang from ths platform,
bu, i;sssing on a ridge Of dirt was thrown
i.-sx and caught under tho wheels. Three
passenger cars passed over him, killing him
instantly.
Three men, samss not learned, were
killed ct Psint Pleasant % the 18th. On o.
tempting to arrest . man the civil ofAeee
dhe6 ~. The fkieods Of The deceased In
e.sa 49, and kinsd ~ 49, - his
friends. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-20
Foreign News by Atlantic Cable

LONDON, May lS.-Noon.-The Turks
claim great victories over the Cretans in
their recent battles.
PARIS. May 1S.-The French legislature
are opposed to the army bill proposed by
the Emperor. 1858
LONDON, Evening, May 1S.-The dis
patches from Constantinoplc state that the
Porte has replied to the pr position Of the
Great Powers in relation TO the cession Of
Gambia to the Greek Government. He as
sures the Powers of his abilitles TO suppress
the existing rebellion, and firmly declines to
cede the island to any foreign State.
LONDON, May l9.-Evening.-The Luz
embourg question 10 regarded As definitely
settled. Napoleon and the King Of Prussia
have signed the treaty.
The city Of London voted fivc hundred
pounds towards tho erection Of statue to
Geo. Peabody.
zoos closed at Frankfort at n 5-s.
DUBLIN. May l9-Evening. motion
for new trial in the cases Of McCafferty
and Mceny, the Fenans recently found
guilty, has been denied.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-20

LouisviLLE. May 18.-The Car works Of
The Louisville and Fnnk fort b. h. Co.,
corner Of Jefferson and Wenxel streess was
destroyed by fifs this A. \. Los not very
hsovy as only two box cAts asd small lol
Of tools were destroyed With the building.
Fire accidental.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-20
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1s. - Counterfeit
$40 notes on the Third National Bank, of
Philadelphia. were issued to day, and are
very well executed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-20

w. = aseesesey eYi1sse 1essssSSd 8 q
Sseeesl1Sa - - ~ e eoSeaa - ssal
sf1svsapeN. g De CO. q la, "A -, Z
1ewA - - dnly eeEaaieed und@ - oce11fis0
- - seQulBon1.9 o. - Act 81 U161o9 81 -
psseGe d 6ni1s6 49, 1oo1ss ia 5 SSSsi5e -
Tie cisc1lse1oo I'D veaenpam 0essoGs SfpfUs -
-; :sne e aSS1 - sss eC.r|lse " q - soys
seomaeine ~ bi1iesss Of 1870 49, ga Act I.
HOW, theG66sos I. HtsAxD n 11uE5unn, Csnp6oll !.
ye - the Cufrcney, ~ Assehg cegtffv 1hns = m .
Cuseas' AAtional hank Of Dayespcff," ID inc CT I
q DAv.apor, IN the Couaty Of Scott, ana State u
4cwa: = enthQteea . co0meneo the buslnRse ~
n tsstimsny Nh1epe9 S10ep ~ hand snd resi-
Of ofiee this 9Th day q -, is6s. -, q
may1o-d2m Comp1plls " H. Currency.
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IENlfSSEf.

MlNrHIs, Nay 18.-The river 10 declining
at the rate OF loot every "a hours
A grand tournament for the benefit Of the
widows and the Orphans' Of Confederate sol.
diers comes of next Wednesday night. Pre-
partitions are being made TO scat ten thou
sand DeYsOne
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-20

Was gSson 20 She world.
The stomachic and anti bilious operation OF
the great restorative has long since rendered il
stssdsrd mediciss Tor complaints 81 the d,ses
tive organs and the liver. 10 all parts Of the
Western hemisphere; but II Is no ess deserved.
y &c ebrssse Us preventive of cp,dcmics. and
Of the various disorders generated by malaria
and impure water.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-20
VIRGINIA,

RICHMOND, VA, May 1S.-Gens. Grant,
Thomas and Den. arrived here tc-lay from
Washington.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-20
RAILROADS.
Chicago, Rsek Island I Pacific
Railroad.

eO~>> OAA0
1867. Slnnsf Arrangement. 1867.
1saiasruA b Chicago tine which 10 twelve min.
utes teeeee than Davsnpors tine.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL -. 1867.
~ and until further notice, trains will leave
~ - sssspost delly, l6cndsys excepted) - fellowe
~''-s ~ ~ = nsil train st........5 -. 4. Z.
0ssas Wess-lst. tssieIs fos Ksiice1 "a ~.
a. E.prees sad Nan for r. H e S;s
cd WoohlnRtou. IS a n.
Arrive q Dsvsapsrs dsily. (dsadays sxsspls1
Pro. d. Esss-is. MAJ s,p,sss =. !, ". 4 +.
~ NaiH -. , nail 8 20. ,. I.
From the WesA-As1 tSsiehs ffoa Kellsee al
WseAtastss. ...... "a %. ,. =.
:. x.peess ksa Kellsee ed
WeeAi6oesa. 20 Sp.n.
~ CAisego vieA I'll 1aslern nsu1se.
~ La0elIs vitA I. G. 4. : lor DssleiAA. a
4 ~ c:: = IN Q. l.Aa.aR. for M.
hAGoea. Keseek - ouioae.
~ Psoeis (1usiag SeviGooeoel visA Pashe>e
~ eli poioeo - 0linoio u1vee.
~ KeileoR 1eve Oi0. ~ WaeAiseesn vi~A
Wss:sss 80. c. oeeqsas sss n pehts wss1
sleeping CsesAss - I'll Night sseaaa TArsusA
1iekets for sale ead BaegaSs shscas1 to Pr}s-
sipal Eastern Citise ed fewne.
"A. HALL, Asst Gen. cuDA
4. KfnsAil. Asst. sups. Iowa Divisiea.
n. n. H,lls. Ae't, Davenport.
Davenport. April q. 1857.
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CO MEHERCiAL.
Rav0np0rt Market Report.
OvvIos ~ THR DAvsEpORs DpuocRAs.

May - 1897.
fLovR.-SyA9a.-
Retail bulk CISCO.
Sacks paper, el5 20.
% Dbl. 1850.
wholesale 60sts pee.bbl less
CoRx MsAL.-per 100 lbs. -. 2e02. so.
WaEAs.-Reeeipts nominal aud prices unset.
tied.
Nos. snd prices
range from. ...... - $50 to 2. 90 per busbels
Coe1 ................. 6o00l.OO
OAvo.. SOC 20
Rye-1.Ao
Dussss Per n Se@25c.
ENoe.-Per dozen. lOc.
wans BsAss.-Pfine navy ol.7s 70 o9.Oo.
nAI.-psr too. Timothy $500 Uplsna Prai-
ufssn xpples-2 90 pes bushsL
OoAs-Bv che loaA. 3lD32c. q yard. lsc. d..
hsseed, Soc pet busheL
Clncannasa Maa.nEsA.
By Telegraph Hay -.
Flour -Unehaseed asd dali. "a
Wheat -1lslo q S.leQN15 ~ No. Winter.
~ sAess rates Re loc asovs ~ vA'n Of bsv.
Germ Dali. prices uns1tta,d. 9Cc 10 the best
rsas offered fer Ne. L.
Osts-Stsady at 74c.
Whiskey- Held &c ass IN Bond.
1eoe Pork-ktf0ef. Sales = a. Son2Q.7e.
6ulk otdoQ-ln demand = 1890.
:, Macon = ~ s.00Oll.Oo Ter 6Aeuldan and
Clses 9idse-Advasesd = I'm.
koe9-Du2s f.A sf.
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IIostettcr's Stomach Blttcrs

By this means all danger il avoided Some
rules have exceptions; this has mono. SO sure
ly AZ the BITTERS are taken as . preventive.
80 surely will the individual who adopts this
precsuton be exempted from the pains and pen
slties Of one Of the most harvesting complaints
to which the dwelers in unhealthy districts arc
subjected. A remedy. the preparation has
no equal. without cnssiling any Of the unpiess-
ant and dangerous eonssqueaces which accom-
the paroxysms and rspidly restores the strength
Of the csavs.escsnt. II the preparation had no
other merit than ito wonderful efficacy - pre-
vsativs u, I'D cure Ibr, internittent fever. il
would b IN article Of the frat necessity in oil
new ssttlements, ana low, nsfshy districts -
Ada 70 this ~ value - stomechic and an anti
bilious agent, cad wAs will venture 70 gainsay
lie claims 70 the vssy FIRST place among faSn.
ny Mc01c1oe0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-20

New H0Rk 009naes
leseo4At Nay ~.
Cs1teo-Qu1oe.
ne.-Dsu to00oe. lover. laoo0lS.l5 for
ex1s Ssasei y So0i4.1S for Rouud Hoep Ohie.
wheel -Dull. noninally 102c lever; 0rsss
Rye-Quie1.
Barley-Dull
Corn-lssesular, closed @2c. lower ; 200
l.s5 for new; Loo for damaged.
Ose-l@sc. better at 81 ass.
Pork-Opened frner, closed heavy. new 2s aS
for cash, old 22 %.
-BseE-Firm, steady. svs
Whiskv--Ouiet - ll
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-20
Meseseses.,s Slsspsorh Dtssers

will cure the mslsdy. end that an occasional
use Of the psepasation after the core hss been
s1eeted 70 . psfpstsai safeguard aGeius, the re-
eersses q The syoptons. On this sccount
Macy ineslligeat asabess Of the faculty have
absndosed 81 the stsreotyped prescriptions Of
the pssrmacopGis. ssd now invariably. and with
greet success, administer this popular tonic.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-20
To- Bremen Vie Ssathsnptsn.

Fos broneD Vie SouthomDtens
New York 4 Dreoen 0teansHip
Conp00ys e=
Frst Glass u. 8. Mail Steamships
ATLANTIC, NORTHERN LIolT.
hLTIC. WESTERN METROPOLIS
Cheapest Line.
tE4VE PIER NO. 46 NORTD RIVER ON AVERY
OTHER SATURDAY. Fur
Southampton and Eremen,
Tsing passengers to Southampton Mavre and Bre-
M ut the following rates. payable IN Gold or it,
egayslent In in currency
t Cabin, $40: second cabin. ss5: Storage s35
Il london or Paris, s. additionally
rom Bremen. Southampton, &c. to New York -
FIT cabin. $40; second cabin, SIS: steeragc s4s.
EXCURSION TICKETS, OUT AND HOME
Fstcabin. s2io; second cabin, $50; steeiagc, SO
',iling days from New York and Bremen:
NJ T. and IS June I, u, and 30; July 10, and %
Asust ~. and "a Sept. T. and 81 Oct 5, and 10.
fos Freight, expressage. or passage apply TO
ISAAC TAYLOR.
naylAd President. 10 Broadway.
'oilN p. sTIEBoLT. Agent, Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-20

THE HORACE WATEUs
Grand, Square 1 Upright Planes,
MELODEONS AND CABINET ORGANS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THE BEST
w Instru ments made. Second hand Pianos
at tagsine, from go 70 e996. Liberal discount
TO tsach,rs and olergymen. New octave RI
~ flor t275 and upwards.
fe:tory and Wsfereomb, No. lsl Broadway.
New York.
HORACE WATERS L CO..
fe4-diy Maausestusses.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-20


TAuAsoA. Perry Co.. H. Dse. II. 1873.
This &c, tiacs nat l have used end recommended
In my practice. during the last fose ysars HOSTEL
rER's STOMACH BrTTzRs VITA perfect entisfsc-
ton, aud take great pleasure intecommendlng them
to tho public " II, PRICE. NJ. u.
TusooIA, III. aug. 3. 1906.
hessrE ncste.tcr & s. NTH:
Dear siss IL nee your BfTTERS In my iahii'y'an.
coasder them the best ths, can be pro'hrso' a,
wife has derived erea, benefit from ua'ng ,uen' aH'
also considers them a. Invaluable neeie'he-
Respectfully you're, ".r'
Oxro,p. Warren Co., y. Y, Aug ~, lste-
Me.srs. uostctser smith, Pittsburgh. Pc.
sirs:--TAese n . gr<ss demand for your valuable
STOMACH DITfERS In this neiGAborhosd. We
~, ben usine tAsa y or family for sooe anass
- asl 49, The bsssns1icas oi ~ for fanny ~.
Youss. IN. CANDBo 00lB.
NJ nssossser-Dsas Die with pleasure can ~
MY tAaa your Df1TERae A0m my knovIedge ofthsls
~ iany family. ~ bon Whist is said By psseAas-
css, are 1T supesioe 10 any other.
Pours, &C., ROBERT OF
EmaeAsn, Eningha0 Co., lnoois.
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.nYsicAL viooa.
PHYSICAL VIGOR

!. a.. -.,. s.e..r.,a or h..,p
- - .1..s.s s,....-.. A.. ~ a''
49,. s....s. ~. 1000 ars.,,o, .n..s.'
:, ,.
=. NC" s"s" sa' Np.''.a' oV.s' Wv ''''s"sso
."s'e "nerc = Dss sesu..' s"a "si"'aea where
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New York Money NaarlreA
By Telegraph Msys 20
Stocks-Dnll.
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- - boeOssmo0lo voSuo " tne AoeToen people.
Pew disorders involve greater suifertNg and.
II not IN itself immediately dangerous, II ~ the
forsrunnes and source Of many deadly malsdes.
Bue evea IL II did aot tend 20 shorten life-which
IL undoubtedly does-the mental and physical
misery which u produces. and whicV rende'-
life comparatively uncr Joy able. IL y sufIcient
reason why no pains should DO spared il ,hcef-
fort 10 prevent and cure Il.
Phyaic,ans. - = general rule, admit that no
disease gives them 40 much trouble ~ dyspep-
sia but they attribute the difficulty OF curing IL
to the umwiiiingneaa Of their psticats 10 aban
don the habits which occasion it,--snch NJ ex
cessive application to business, hastincss in ent
ing, &C., &c. II IL no doubt true that the best
treatment Of . compliant may fail to cure IL. II
the patient refuses 70 sserciss common nrn
dence. But u 10 also true that what called
the efiicisl remedies for dyspcpss do not under
any ciscumaAaaess produce permencnt relief
o. The other hand. u il . fact established by
thousssds Of crcditabls witncsaes. whose testi-
msny u simply . statement u their own espcr
ioncoo that
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FEVER AND ACUR--INTERMIT-
TENTS GENERALLY.

Fsvsa AND AGus, unfortunately. is too wide
~ known by experince 10 render heightened
description Of it's symptoms necessary
In order to escape fever and aguc in any re-
gion II il only necessary 10 fort,fy the ~ stem
against atmospheric poiscnby the regular use 81