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Evening star., 1867-05-18
WNBROK ERS.

f@S LICENSED by AUTHORITY. A@S
4 cB. BU RNSTINE : LOAN OFFICE "
4la 18th street, 81 'ieor south of Penn. ave.
MONEY loaned on time to suit customers. on
Real Estate. Gold and Silver Watches. Diamonds
JeweTy. Silver. Plate, Pianos. Furnitu-e. Ne
chanica Tools. Ladies' and Gentlemen : Wearing
n,h 5 3m| = l.a 7-t B BCRSSTISE.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM OF. a.-..
q :. GOnDSTEINS " 60,
-.-5 LICENSED -PAWNBRDk ERS
rz34 FUIR-AND-A- HALF STREET WEST,
$50 near Pennsy wanna aveilIe
Offer the highest cash advances oh all kinds OF
Merchandlse, To allys amount and for any IN
time desired at reasonable rates. -s .F ia
Interest on large sum greatly reduced. ~ -
Business strictly confidential. rs .-
Goods bought for cash and sold at private sale.
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Evening star., 1867-05-18

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BLOoDi BLOODy BL0ODy

Is in cases OF Syphilis, used in connection with the
Hull directicns.a Price 25 cents. ross.. ssa -
The efficacy OF these remedies is ali ackhowl- :
ed aea by physicians and patients. They are used
in The Us. Hospitals . : - g-7s.Fs
Evening star., 1867-05-18

ao''ens - ~. OeiTees, Assessor, JACOB ID.
Major Morse also read a letter from $. J.
Bowen, Esq, who had been mentioned as a.
candidate for Alderman. in which he declined
Mr.. Crossman declined the nomination for
Assessor. After a short address from Mr.
Crossman the meeting proceeded to act upon
The nominations of General J Gerhardt and
Il. Robbins, for Aldermen, were confirmed.
Upon calling the name OF Dr.. Harvey Linds-
~, Mr.. Mccoy asked when DIR. LindsIyr had
announced bimseif a Republican. He was a
very respectable gentleman. and Mr.. Mccoy
naa Known MIN for 80 years, bat only as a.
This question and remark drew forth rem arks
from Mr. Crossman in favor OF the nomination
Of an undoubted Radical.
Mr. Hickman (colored) endorsed DIR. Ltndsly
as thorough Republic of long standing.
Rev. Mr. Jones (colored) favored the nomi-
lation OF man whose position was well de-
fined, and as there is some doubt expressed let
us drop this name aud take another. - 80
MAJOR Morse folio owed EXPRESSING the same
Mr; R0bbins endorsed DR.. LiadsIy as tner-
Mr. Hatton {colored) followed in favor OF q
Radical Republican clearly developed.
The name OF DR.. H. Lindsey was dropped
>: u Defrees and Major Enoch Tottea were
A motion was made to refer the vacancies
back to the committee to be filled.
ter an clog uent address in favor Of q colored,
name Of WIN. H. Smith; which was Agreed To- 70. !.
MIR. Smith (colored) said he was thankful
for the honor, but positively declined the,
nomination.
Mr.. j. H. Brown nouainaaed Benz. Mcf,ov
MT Mccoy (colored}, rsspectfu IecIi1ed
The nominations We're referred 70 the cor
mistes, wno reported for Common CouLcii, ia
place OF Dr. Lindsiey. Major Z. Grant 10 wn-
ssnai ss LOT Assessor John Plant, and they were
The nominations were th.n sm.as mani.
nous. ~ ~ sff-7 n, sI.t,-- ..9 ~. '.
Gen. 0erhardt and Major Townsend accept.
ca .neir Iominations with appropriates re-
MARKS masEs a ana the meeting proceeded 70 the trans.
ter which the clab adjouraed. = - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-13

nrst class paper ct the usual bank rate-ten per
cent Exchange ON the East Is reported scarce
and some Of the leading houses are competed
to remit currency keep their accounts good here bat
the counter rates remain steady u par buying and lilo
premium sailing. Al Cincinnati the demand for money
continues good, but not pressing. and most Of the
bankers take Ill the rst cIas paper that IL offered 10
. u per cent Currency rsmittancss ars still being
made % New York. which prevents any large accumu-
lation Of currency thsF& A Boston money reported
easy and call loans made q six per cent while t
clan b discounted II . OK. Tho bankA however,
report she applications for loans and dscounss about
equal 70 the supply Of capital
The receipts for customs and the receipts payments
and balances u the Sub Treasury in this city for the ex
pred portion Of The week have bssn q foIlows:-
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BvrrR-aOc. $50 butter In tuba, aoc. h. X
Eocs for &c, or SIC. per dozen.
CHErsE-l7c. &c per ID.
FrsH-saimon 81 per h.; haddock loa cod 100. hall
but 25c founders Toe TO pickerei &c perch I5c
seis c striped bass pc No. shad 4Yc 75e; Holsters,
l0c.; pike l6c Doc oysters, 75c e5 hundred: sco
lops. 81 80 gallon; smelis 3oc per h.; clans TO
81 Per hundred; smoked salmon SOC s5c per ID. do.
mackersi 40 Sc salt Goldfish. &c. i0c picked salmon
Go 30: salt mackerel ioc 2Oc piece; Finnan had
docks, lsc Sc per lb smoked hsrrtngs, % 60 "a
piece; do ees 10 per lb tongues and sounds LOO isc
T,y,..ARp1ss q 81 I: per Peek sillaswsrs q
Dbl: Badwtos g PER Dbl rasss.s = 50 bb soldsn
M d ss.sn d:a s
70. = !: s per pair. xssse.s,: 9 es: pair:
!: e: s.' e.
p:s rsdS:.a E ss psl; ssss dSHis
comb 3, Sc Rsr ib do in 7o par
prs Abe sea:c s chuck S psr s ~ s,'9a Shout i
n ssRs
quarter 90 10 do fore quarter iac al5c mute. chops
::: ssnS a. sc :ssea .f a sssly iss tsss
1sss al s:1 D9s s tons 81
So. sss 1sSon .. PEI IA ss &
pork e eornsd tongues, q Is; Pigs fsei SOc dozen
SSUIssI miaSslsy: g. &c per !, n sa.sssaa sss
par h. fowls no nc par lb; capons Sc Aoc Iii
slips. Sc Is
vE0Erl BLEsCabbages l0c 500 head; onions 4oc per
h1f peck; turnip: Sc ssc per half peck tomatoes Oc
Per half peek green peas g % PER half peck beet. Sc
carrots, Sc. a &C. EACH; oyster plants. l2c. i5c.
Zoe per bunch; sour grass s1c &c quart; malloss
l6c 20c quart; svos, &c. loo bunch: lettuce, lbc
lSc head; onions, loo. bunch Spinach 25c per
half peck; cabbage sprouts, Nc per half peck water
Deour turnps zoe aquart; horseradish Ioc 2o lb
rhubarb DC. q bunch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-13
TsLssaApHlc MARKET REPORTS.

PguApxLPHrA April u. 1897
es Wosris Canal Ph,adelphia and Erie Rarosd ssS
FEEDING Rslross 4s renWssyyys a. Railroad M cola
Saans s Sps s"2S ga covsrsse sls %
& Flour ana wSss rm .s ss Of Penn
o sa,s ss !: ysa% s0re ss .ssy s s e.
Provisions unchanged. whiskey-conraband advanced
no%n da sSr mSn usd sSr
red Corn-saes OF $500 bushels Of white Southern at
yellow % q MATS Es';sis y
c.,s. -, ,r..v ,.. AssA y April Y 1867
live weight from st weeks prices The pros FOR best
@ & @ ss
q K sSs SO good .a ssss @
Flour steady and unchanged with moderate demand
ss,.1
aais. ;siss dull S Barley
MN 4;
YORK Sc p ASaay and Schenectady SOC Lake imports.
os saas: S az
"a go e yHs cansS q @ and wis.
bushels White Canada at % % Corn in good de-
ss'ss ss- h' &c
bushels old mixed Western IN store O. q Is oats steady
nai Western held at 81 So Barley scarcs;. sales 5000
bushels Canada Il 81 Is 81 30 Seeds active; LOCO
bushels clover al go 500 bushels Timothy % u New
meas Fork and lard unchanged. High wineaA lot offs
obs so!a q saS cu,c..o .,ru ), 1857
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat declined &c. &C. with
limited demand; winter receipts OF No. At ~ ~
81 81 cloang quiet but steady Corn opened moderately
active al 81 % 81 04 for No but declined 20 u 0oN
quiet bike hc isr Nc Rye active and declined ac
and unchsneed Provisions quiet and unchanged: Mess
pork ga rs Lard 3c Live hogs dull and Depressed ~
II FOR rood 10 choice Beef cattle quiet under
light receipt: g for good % cs.ee !, sahpgnaG.
corn 40 DO oats and LOO hogs. Shpments-40 bbls.
aour $3.50 bushels wheat and 100 do corn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-13
SHIP PIN g NE w S.


Cleared.
Steamship Britannia tBr). Laird. GlassowF Macdonald
Steamship ocrmspis !Hama schwsnsen. Southampton
Steamship Arago Gadsden. Havrc-New York and Havre
Bark Brsziiera (Brem, wesses Sal Cape dc verdes-E
Bark Lord Palmerston tBr, Mccrcady. Cape Town. OCH
9s @ sssg Ps.y.
Brig Ida Bs h Pcaps :. Son 0
schr ii Russell, Nicksrson, New oricans-R Drum
schr Albert Mason. Rose ssyannahvan Brunt slasht.
schr Astoria EIchsrdson port Son AGO
ss sSr YIN Jones Emery, Eo;sen-Rssss.s Taylor:
schr I White, Davis, Fall River--Baker 4 Dayton.
Arrived.
% steamshp Manhattan B5 William l liverpool March
%sm: wt
ssa ln4
nT Ls Ms::s e SDs
Mr. Kershaw Of Philadelphia, died Of dropy on the 9th
steamship Wilmington, Spencer. Galveston via Key West
- Ss virgo btsy with
aud passengers Murray. Ferris Co lth inst at Pm,
Steamship FranconIs. sherwood, Portland with mdsc
s ssp and WIN
ra ass ss ssss9 obnson % sfs
Co Had continuation Of westerly gales since passing the
BARK Union tBr). Leblanc Messina Feb u, with fruit
or s%a Ia, y d, 81 during which a
sreak steering Ri full rgsed with double topsals
April TO- lat 80 % lon 70 81 spoke bark Hoom, from WORK
Bark Chpa Obj, sprague, Malaga Feb % with raIsIns
the passage April lat 80 80 lon IS o. spoke brig Chesa
Bark Lbertad tof Boston) Bowdon. Buenos Ayres Feb
with hides and wool, 20 Thaycr Sargent April 1 latB
Sa's i .ss @ HS'a New 20. Or
Bsrk Arro fBrcm, Wilmer date Classen) Trinidad Cuba
q days. with sugar Oerichs Co. Had heavy NV winds
the entire PASSAGE March a. Capt Csssen Of Bremen fell
BARK Eliza Barss, Conyers Of and from Bermuda, II
days. with hides. &c 70 Harvey Saw brig Teresita
hence for the West Indies, going IN; dismssted.
10 Manara Prom March % 10 April experienced heavy
twice March y lat 50 10 Ion u To- spoke schr sarins, Of
Brig Fortuna Port, Pe.aera Lisbon 50 days with cork.
wood salt &c Hagemeyer Brunn. Had continuation
OF westerly gales the entire passage. :.
gs Alpha SoT no 1 1s.ero ~ aAy ns r pn
Brig Theresa tBr) corbe.t Miragoane, IA days. with log
wood Murray Jr scnr Norton aid FOR NYork two days
Sris Jane. croy Rr oousdon, cenfussos, 10 days. with
Brig P (Brj, Landry, Manzaniia, q. days, with mo:
s wS heavy norsy wa. 0iso
66 lost jibboon, foresopgaIlsnt, with SAIL &c. :.
70 James Robinson co-vessei 70 Bulley.
schr azieton tof Tauntonj Gardiner baltimore days
bound Salem. Got ashore Fire Island curing .he
heavy fog night Of l0h inst came on on he l2h leaking
schr n clifford, shuie, Belfast
schr n Baldwin, 80, Rockland
schr Boston, Bsarse, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-13

MrcHonSAfIoN IN KESTucxY.-In the City Court yes
to-day morning Elizabeth vcach . nns looking white
woman not twenty OF age, and Samuel Todd,
buck negro, presented upon warrant for forn.
wondered how . woman Of the appearance Of Eliza
beth veach could take up with the big unganly negro
Samuel Todd and the matter could only be explained
from tho that she practical believer In the doc
trine Of Thad Stevens Co.. and was ono OF those who
was willing prove her faith by her works. The parties
who claimed be legally married. required TO give
bonds in 800 70 answer charge Of fornication. de-
fault OF which they committed TO the workhouse
Louisville Democrat april 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-13

CorrEE-There was rather demand for ngct. and
sno market ruled shade nrmer, 80 being demanded In
sed 3 FOR Portage Lake &c spot
isosSi U@ d. Portage Lake. 20 arrive. II Dkc. and
aoCU0 oo .ahiEnore, 70 arrive, q The same price.
Sonn-Ine narkot for Rio ruled heavy and but little
vas communicated We only heard Of saes OF $50
sales were reported.
II woops-No aales Of any description were reported
Prices, however, remained unchangsd Sd Domino oa.
wood was quotsd At about ol& sold
SssSy pTscs. sslss Loo tons ~ soda g log.
drums and - tons cAus1c soda a. 5 SIC 100 tons coda
oos e sSS sxa I'll s'd Also 100 sasks bleaching
FLoys AM asAu.-Reesipts ANA bbia aour. sslco
tor stss aou. vss steady Nth fair demand yes
radedemand and fun prices realised In scme esses
showing advance but the mprovement was not
California hour hrer but quotably hiaher the
msrkst = The eaoss hoyever quiet The ncud
under moderate demand with sass 70 the Go 100
bDs q our quotations. Canada 1our remained quiet and
nominaNy unchanged: sales Of 500 bbla Southern 0our
also rs.irsS SSs1 b9s prices stesdy the es wsr
was quiet but nomnay unchanged The current quotations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-13

.ryAwxR Juyo, Of this city before reported miss ing
due, source OF great anxiety % many sorrowing hears
Frank Hawlcy, OF Henry street. Brooklyn ayoang msn
OF great promise aud sterling worth, devoted son 70 Z
widowed mother was purscr o. ne SNIP M !. nopss
safety.
BAsx JANIS wARp LanderkIn, from sagua for rhila.
deph which put into Lat inst Ieak, had also lost
some OF her sails.
BARE ArIxsrA Evans, from 81 Marks, Fla, for Monte
vIdso reported put into Nassau I'D ut leaking
psircd and cleared the 10th for destination.
BARE SIGNAL Smith, from Newburypcrt for Mstanzas,
vhlch nut into Nassau 3lsh ut leaking II stated By the
Nassau Guardian 70 have cleared 29h Tor New York via
rnaxua-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-13

The following recaptuation table exhibits the value
OF the importaons Of dry goods for the week ending
April II compared with those Of the proceeding week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-13

FRIDAY. April ls-eP. n.
CAnDLEs-No important sales Of adauan wore re-
2 ~ rcss however ruled steady, ranging AZ from Isc
SorfoH-fhere was more activity In the Market which
continued quite unsettled and prices irreg
nnr The sales mainly for Shipment and comprised
lbW bales- We Quota
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-13
SALE Of ssAl ESTATE.
nv z n I.udlov ~

Nv B. n. Ludlow d Co.
Lease Of properly OF east aldo Of 18th avenue. be-
tween 10th and hist Carrots, and bulkhead In 'front.'
sheds. The lease has thirteen years 70 run from
the LIST Of May, 1857, with privilege o. swo renewals
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-13

Died.
AsprRsoS.-0n Thursday, April H. ELLEN DrvIis,
s relatives and friends OF the family, also those Of
her brothers, jams and Patrick Devn. respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from her late residence
sixth streets this Saturday, afternoon attwo o'clock
ASD.rsos.-On Thursday evening, April II, At half
Tho relatives and friends OF the family are invited
attend the funeral from his late residence No 233 West
Twenty eighth street. Monday afternoon, at one O'Clock
day, April IL. Of consumption, JoM w., eldest son Of
Paul 8 and Ann Eliza CASTELAR,, aged "a yeara
fully invited attend the funeral from the residence Of
his uncle, n. Simous 2l2K South Second street, Will
hamsburG, on sunday afternoon, q two O'Clock.
CAprm On Thursday, April II, HxsRy CARTER, aged
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend tho funeral this Saturday After
noon at one O'Clock, from hts late residence 25 Lewis
street. His remains will be inferred in Cypress Hills
Coorxs-on Thursday morning, April II, Dr. JAMES
q Coorm at his residence. 90 Ease Twenty -sccond
street, in the 5osh year Of his Age.
bs Of the Acadewy OF Medicine are invited TO attend
the funeral services At AL Souls church, Fourth ave-
nus corner Of Twentssh street. this Saturday, after.
cockK-Gt Holmdel, N. J., on Wednesday evening
April 10, SARAH ErnAssru Cooks only daughter Of Dr.
Relatives and friends Of tho family are invited 70 at
tend tho funeral from the Reformed Dutch church. on
Sunday afternoon, At two O'Clock.
April TO- Mrs CAHAarsE CoLyKR wife Of Peter Colyer
In the 9th year OF her aga
Tho remains viii b. taken TO Greenwood Cemetery on
Sunday afternoon, BY boat leaving Port Richmond a.
twenty-five minutes past twelve o'clock Boats leave
New York from pier 10, between corsndt and Dey
streets Sunday morning 81 hafpast eight and eleven
O'Clock. The relatives and friends or the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral.
Cnxrn On Thursday, April IL, az rapid consumption,
LYprA KKpPmxAN, the beloved wife Of Thomas Creed,
native OF Bristol, England
Bristol England papers please copy.
DxwEY.-M Bennington, Vermont on Friday, Aprii
IL MARY ELxABxrH BROCK, wife Of Henry Dewey and
daughter Of Morton Brock, Of this city, In the 23d year
Of her are
DowyY r--0n Friday, April H. TwMnn Dowsr, son
Of Timothy and Osshanns Dswny, aged year ana
Tho relatives and friends Of shs family respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral nom The residence
or his parents 036 Wsst street, on Sun
6ay afternoon ~ two O'Clock, without further notice
6RAx On Friday, April IA Tsnosouz H. 0RAs, agef
fhc relatives and friends Of me family are respect
fully Invited v sstsnd tAs funeral Ava ~ lats rss'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-13
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


GnAvy-ScmrrrEa On Friday, April IL, by the Rev
Mr. Hafman of the Lutheran church, Harlem, at the
residence OF the brides brother Fast Ninetyn street.
FaAxcrs p !. r. GRAVE 10 MARIE EIIzABErH ScHRnBER,
all Of this city No cards
HAzARp-SrYpAx -0n Thursday evening, April II, at
the Church Of the Incarnation. by the Rev. Dr. Mont
gomery, ROLAND ~ HAZARD TO SARAH LAwREvcE, young
est daughter Of the late Lambert suydam, Esq, all OF
this city.
HoBBY--CHArTyRroy- Wednesday, April 10, ut the
Reformed Dutch church, Harlem, by the Rev DR.. j. 8
Lord j. OAKLEY Honey TO HANNAH NJ, third daughter OF
John T. Chaiterton. Eco, Of Yorkvic.
SrEvEvs-DEvoE Yonkers, on Thursday. April IL,
by the Rev l. II King. AZ the residence Of the BRIDE,
Mr. Epxuxp STEPHENS TO Miss LAURA J. DEvoK, eldest
daughter OF H. F. Devoe, Esq. No cards
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-13

The following MT Of the leading Items Of imported
dry goods entered u this port for the week ending
April II. 1897
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-23

Local AGENTS WANTED throughout the United
Staeeo.

Local A0hNV6 WANT LII SuIOUK0OUB 40o U0lte0
States.
ThciAseocaticn hove appointed = Receiver. MesRl
GEORGE A. COOKE CO, whose wen known IA.
teerty and business experience Vim Be suiicient
guarantee that the money entrusted 70 them will b
promptly applied 70 the purpose stated.
PmlApRafmA, Pa. My -, 1851.
TO the Officers and Members OF the WaGhingtoa II
brafy Co., N. 8. REID. Secretary.
Gentlemen :-On receipt Of your ihSoe g - 10
inst, notifying n u our appointment = Receivers
for your Company, ws took The liber.y TO submit
copy OF your Charter with plan Of your enterprise
to the highest legal authority ofthe STATE ana having
received his favorable opinion in regard y ~
end synpashixng with TIE bensvoens es9ees o. yess
Aseocatiou. viz ths edscstion and nsanteaeses .
80 orphan chidrss q Our sclden - saoss . -
pv.,.6e Institute, 10 hare concluded - acespe ~
nat. and to use our best efosss 70 Dsonoss -
worthy IN object:
Respectfully. roam. D..
OKO. a. COoK1s& Co
Aadress an letters and of1ess t02
GEO A. COOKE 3 CO., BANHkR1
ss south Third Street, rhDadelphto, p
Rses;ycrs 6or ~ WaGAingtoa Leso6v c..
July34AWeA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-23
y slz1'7 M '9l7'77777 Z " '7'
INSURANCE.

- The experiences Of acc!dcnt inrurs
ance companies, demonstrates thss ACCl.
DENTS WILL HAPPEN to peopS every :
where; and that notwithstanding great
majority Of the risks taken BY accident
companies are on the lives Of persons While
they are travelling, the great ms)'r'fy Oh
losses incurred are for accidents 10 me OF
binary pursuits or life o. the losses PAID
BY the United States Casuslty Company, OF
New York. las, year, IS resulted from fall
ing, in The every dav walks Of life; Il from
being thrown from private vehicles; g. from
injuries such as sprains, strains, cuts, kicks,
scalds, burns, freezing, bites. &C., mono Of
which happened while the parties were tray.
cling; while only ne losses have resulted
from railroad and siealn'.oat accidents, ana
oil other casualties on public conseyancss
combined.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-23
W. I. ROSS,
METROPOLITAN BUILDING,
NO. IL, EAST second ST.
DAVENPORT. IOWA.

OFFIcg UNITED STATES CASUALTY 20,
96 Broadway, New York.
May 10th, 1867.
Vim. r. Ross. Esq General AGENT:
DEAR Slx:-You have directed nv at
tention to the following action oi Inc Ac
cidental Insurance Company OF y pndon,
and inquire whether this Company would
take similar acti n in nlar case
"The Accidental Insurance Company, OF
Lcndon, have refused to ply me iohey OF
Mr.. Parkin Jeiicock, who met his death III
the endesvor - save the lives oil ms men az
the Oaks Colliery disaster, on me GROUND
that they did no. insure against accident
voluntarily incurred"
In reply, have no hesitation IN SAYING
that in a case Of accident or death occurring
to an assured party in circumstances such
- those mentioned in the above exuact,
our action would be the reverse Of the Com
psny mentioned.
IL would, in my opinion, DO incompatible
with the character and Ges gn CT company
OF quasi> benevolent character 10 .nterpose
as bar to the payment ct clam the LACY
that the accident. or death had occurred
while the insured was engaged in rcscuing
fellow being from destruction. ana thus
subscribing the cause OF eur common hus
mainly. Very truly yours,
Cu..,rs Wrnrs, President.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-23
The Only Mutual Accident Com.
panv in the United states.

The Only Mutual Accident Com.
panv i'm the United STATES.
UNITED STATES CASUALTY COMPANY, [
New YoRK OFFICE, No 90 Broadway.
EXAMPLES or DIVIDEND DECLARED APRIL ID, 1867.
Policy No. 226. slo, 900. One year, paid
April -, l566 ..................S % 10
Policy No. 7lcs Rcnawa) second year,
P"ii 4. 49,. '...' - :,.I A o.
Amount of l2ia per cent. dividend. %
Amount pay able in cash. ........ - 20
Policy No. 2ia, $4,000. First i've year H.. 90
Second five wear payment 80" w
Reduced by Four Dividends l2}9 per =.
cent. ........-... .......''''' W. ~
Amount required in Cash. .sioo "
Making the cost Of Policy OF $4,000,
with compensation Of $50 week IN case OF
injury, only $50 per year after the hrst
payment. No other Company oilers this
advantage. We advise cur policl >hollers
to renew their Policies on the "hve-yeas
plan.
W. +. Ross, General Agent for Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-23

OFFIcg UNITED STATES CASUALTY 20,
96 Broadway, New York.
Nav 10th. 1867.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-23
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To the Ladies'.

usHUHPHe
The Ciras,e F'r;.nc:iis.o or French Dress
sing, for Ladies x Children + Boots and Shoes TIM
have become red rusty, and rough by wcurine end
restored 90 perfect and permanent black with as
much ustre when new, leaving the leather soft and
pliabe and what gfeatimpp to the ladesit
WILL RUB WET, Asp SOIL T,,r sEtnrs
Travelling HagS. Trunks, Carriage
Tops and fine Harnesses. are made 70 look
~ GoGD As Erw.
Ladies and Children can dress their own boots With.
ueser be without supply Oft in the house.
Ask your shoe dealer for It.
BIZ. BROWN Co, prorrictore, Manufacturers
OF lackings and Dressings Of nll kinds fur leather
Office, Han Milk street. Boston oct3l-diy
For sale by PARKS b IIOSMER.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-23

pImy.
WILL AWARD
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
IN PREsRxfs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-23

CARNBERRY wine taken internally and ap-
piled externally is announced as cure for
scrofula. To make the vine. take the ripe
bcrri,s, mash them in mortar TO fine
pulp, put il into a stone jar, add one quart
Of water to two quarts of berries: sir il
we'll set away and let il stand . week !;
then strain it through cotton, and you
have a beautiful wine, which. with little
sugar, makes wholesome drink az once
cooling and palatable. 1t does not ferment.