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New-York tribune., 1867-08-14

ARRIVED.
s,e,ho ssn Jaeaio Aikus savannah Hdse and pass
Strssp s.ra,og, King Richmond Yooh With aud pA',
TO the Od bomilioS Stsamshlpc 90 . .s., ~.
Co confirmation ofghi al wsw winds with dense fog
BIs Harp Aass~ Ponce P R. IL Gays Wit" and @oa'se' to
ANA Homhos Havana Il days With sugat TO master
Bra r. sWsi of BATH Lawrence caaeoa l9 day "h 'A to
Bns gosi sopeps Of and FROM Falmouth Ens 60 d'y' With
SG la B",a Bri,, savannah 10 isy, with mure bound 70
Nesbarg sey Of the ver, 'asen scs on ne P3sag Ite
Ifaaiord Of iEs.,poii &e' t.eamsal, died.
sesi MoSsou,h S p AadsI.o9 s!.I 3, y,,sai'.
seIi IT, X Russell Noble i3ia1s with cedar master
sEI sEI J0fni9a' J. T. FSasiiS' iisby' Virginia
ss5f " i. Rqtsa, spSel;s. Gsolssls.e, j..ss p G
schr = Armstrong Pe,eT.on, Virginia
sidSp sa5 Nm " liss% S.s,, fs1ilsf bs a. y5 y5ai1
wISD-subse, sB and hc,h
BELOW.
Ls:poo a 81 Sss sr5sd and anchored al ousIaSn
DISASTERS.
.e.9oas il e, gale q The a. @ ,iS ns1s, IN S55 e a'' sy %
as S ., sn Is SS sA on her, Ia@sad, tie sea- washing The
i.e asO and two boys boy Tae m m Tsnands, maj. 81 isT y
The whaling bark Uaon landed Sag habOr the loh
onS MeDsa fss crew two q whom we're badly injured got shore
tn. ore.lp Purreyor Acting Master James s. suur,oD ion
The Navy Department to-day rteeed lnbnAo1 Una, me =,
passage four Demefsra Tho h and reported
all we'll
DOMESTIC PORTS.
AsPEEALL Aug 2Atrt Yesterday afternoon steamship Sara
mnto from with pass and troops that len Neslok on the
10Th ult The health ~ al IL good
sailed chips Swhlos Tor New.York LGuns for Baltimore and
Young Amshrs for Liverpool.
BosroS Avg lairiSel bigs Mary Haskell nom Tobasco w
Black from Davis from Philadelphia g. clone
from P5idelpha Moses Day Philadelphia, sch A. H. Lr1
ing Galveston George BROOKS ou SaaGEah Same LeaTey
from Danen.
CnAsLgsroS August Arrved steamships Champion aod sara
Sailed brig Martha Ann Palmer Tor Liverpool
wiLsISGT0S n C., Aug l3-Auyed steamships WA T. clyde
FROM New Y0rh and James A. Gary, from Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
IMrORTANT MATCHES.

The game between the Mutuals and Unions
Of MOusania off to-day on the Union Grounds vii
lamsbrgh, and will. doubtless, attract an immense
crowd OF spectators The Charter Oak Club Of Hartford
Conn Will visit Newark to day. and be the guests Of the
Eurekas game between the clubs VIII be played the
Eureka Grounds at y. Tomorrow the Charter Oaks
Will be the guests OF the IrvngtOn Club, with whom they
viii play in the afternoon at IryingtOn.
REPORTERS VS.. SCORERS.
The return game between these distinguished
mines is arranged take place Friday on the Capito.
line Grounds The Reporters nine viii be stronger and
better posted than IN the previous game.
TOURNAMENT AT BURLINGTON, VERMONT.
The baseball clubs of Burlington, Vt, have
arranged tournament TO be held in their city on the
10th. nth and 18th OF September The FIRST prize silver
bat ana ball. valued at $780, 20 he contended for nv
all clubs the Others which form liberal LIST Of offerings
are open to Vermont clubs only Contests OF this nature
90 much to increase the popularity OF the game aId we
nope TO see they are In Vermont success.
ECLECTIC vs. ATLANTAS.
To-day the Eclectic Club go up TO fremont
20 play the Anantas Of that place, aud on Saturday inlay
the Orchard Club at Greenpoint. f"'
ITEMS.
A match between the Jerome Park and ORR
eno epoSn tiq3s sunior was played on tho RedHouse
sIoas HHlein, on Monday. The game resulted In the
success o I've jerome Park by Of 35 TO 25 in six
junior champiOrehip. " WV
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PISSENGERS ARRLTED.

PROM SAVANNAH Agg l1-In steamship Sau JAaro-Mr N0r
t'rsss VI Marshall Ms- Marshall UT ID y Rams
DEL. snl ,dn NJ wn CoInvsl, M l. Naonga, ~,e
J. Nussha4B Mr. ~ N Cohen NJ d
spsAr Psl~stoh A Abbott M Ad.r Mss 4 HartI
Nj, Mister ilaundge Mr. p ~ Bstmoud Nc A. FIsbs Nc p
Tnfuer aud siJ spd lady Nj e l. kusf Nj H. hasns
{ MeyaL " Lifsy Stone T. X. Porter Rennot. NJ Lew
Davis cktn Nj Gregory ard ehhren = Incstit o.
Mormah Mia Bower M Caeord Mr Gid ed and lady Mr. spery
aiy Jus Ksn Nj CONWAY H AcosiA Ms smib,
udnou and ob Mrs Kene, Nj stsckney lady and 0llisn
" Cornwe ssq, Nj Lane W Hils, Albert Bshop hr hen
g.. Crabt-s. Sodard r. Smith w Z. Jone1 MI Cstifc
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
BASEBALL
CHAMPION OF JERSEY CITY ACT. ACTIVE OF
NETWORK.

The Active Club of New-York yesterday went
over TO Jersey and though they had good nine out being
unpractced, they found the Champions were too much
for hem and returned home minus the trophy by score
Of 40 TO 80 in long game Of three hours duration
Though there very good fielding by the Cham
pions the feature Of the contest was their batting fye
clean homeruns being made in the game by Wills De
laney, Reynolds and SnOwden Dupgnac took the lead
on the Active side high wind favored the batting con
sderably. Dir. Thorn Of the Mutual Club acted as
Umpire In his usual effective manner and the game wns
played with very friendly feeling between the clubs
We the $1,000
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SEw-YoRK CENTRAL RAILROAD.

EEw-YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
LOCOMOTIVE DEPARTMENT WESTERN DIVISION
RoCHEsrEI, Dee a. 1866. }
GENTLEMEN have hesitation in saying that believe the great
majority gnee found by experience that WAL
THAN WATCHES ARE THE MOST SATISFACTORY Of for their
use. They RUN WITH GREATEST ACCURACY AND STEAD
MESS Notwithstanding rough riding Of engine and as have
NEVER KNOWN oNE TO WEAR OUT they must be durable hope
to see the time companies will generally adopt your
watches and all usDeS and conductors In my on
"a would grest tend to promote regularity and safety
Yours respectfully, CHARLES WILSON g. Chief Engineer
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
AMERICAN wATcH COMPANY, wALTHAH, Mass
EVERY WATCH FULLY WARRANTED
For BY frseass dealers in the United States and British
Provinces For further information address the Agents,
ROBBINS e. APPLETON,
No Is2 BROADWAY. Y.
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REGATTA.
COLUMBIE BoAT-crup ppc

COLUMBIA BOAT-CLUB REGATTA
The annual regatta of this club will take
place this afternoon o'clock, Off the Eysan Fields
six xoared race and single and double skull races will
DC he features Of The occas " The course VIII be ~
mheS Wy tle rlly al1 TetpD.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
CTARTLING CRUELTIES.

80 SPLENDID ILLUSTRATIONS.
Coaiaips the following striking ilustraiionsI
DOUBLE PAGE PICTURE oP THE CRUELTlBs PRACIICBD
~ THE PATERSON ALMsH0rsR
yAGRAyT BOYS DRCoYISG DGGs FOR THE POUND.
EIGHT REPRESENTATIONS OF RECENT SCENES AND EVENTS
~ EUROPE
A FAITHFUL PORTRAIT or INSPECTOR LEONARD OF THB
METROPOLITAN POLICE
SITE OF THE FIRST SETTLEMENT OF NEW ORLEANS.
ELIZABETH wooDyILLB AT WESTMINSTER
JAPANESE KNIFE THRowBRS.
EIGlfT PICTURES OF HOME INCIDENTS, ACCIDENTS &c
COMIC PICTURB-"vBRY TRUE"
PORTRAIT OF KRAUSSER TIIB MISSING MAN.
THE LITERARY FEATURES ARB
TRoLLoPBs LAST CHRONICLE OF BARSEr-A continued Story
OF ever.increaSng interest
la FLEUR DE RUB-A story Of the times Of Cardinal Masan,
TWO ORIGINAL POEMS.
oNB OP MRS CAUDLES LBCTURES-FUN FOR THE FAMILY
TOWN GoSsIP-ARr NOTICES, AND THEATRICAL RE.
VIEW forming complete picture Of the worlds doing for the past
week
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. Price 10 cents
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
NATIONAL HORSE FAIR AT BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Aug. l3.-The opening race Of the
National Horse Fair here great success The sky
was rather overcast with Clouds but rain fell and the
track was in splendid order The attendance very
great there being 5000 persons inside Of the track
and large number of outsiders. The fret for
horses who had made mile in less than $50 The
premium $500. Fourteen horses were entered,
and thirteen started. Seven heats tyotted mile
heats beet three in five Amber the first premium
Granton Chief the second, and Prince the third.
The second for horses that never beat 2:30
premium 1880 mile heats best three IN eve Ten horses
entered and nine started. SIX heats were uOted,
when the conclusion OF the postponed until To-
morrow account OF the darkness Mcclellan won two
straightfeats, May Queen one, and MalcOlnb one
The first horses called 10 the stand at y p IN,
and the last race was postponed at "A D. IA.
The races were very exciting, and large sums
Confidence, the favOrite for the 2;30 was with
drawn at the close Of tie fourth heat. Tomorrow the
premiums offered amount In the aggregate 10 600 The
first viii be for horses that never beat 2O l2 horses
entered In the second race Dexter ots against his
best time, 2l9, with running horse 10 push him.
purse OF $4,000 The most perfect order has been far
preserved the track and not the slightest disturbance
has occurred,
Time Eirst Raee2ai, 2;45i, 2i2i 2a, 24li 24O, 24l
Iiae Second Rdce-2:aO3, GS3t 2Jil 935i, 2J53 2Jis
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14

y
ScoTers--Messrs Cook aud Hailock
Time Of Canes hours and 20 minuea
Fycatohes-ChaDpior l3 Active, Out Fouls-Champiou
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
HARD
RUBBER
HANDLE,

which is THE MOST DURABLE HANDLE BVEk hNo"h
1t is much less expensive than Ivory
IL always retains its polish when IN use A.
II = warranted NOT TO BECOME bOoob I'D 'ne ""Huos
II = not affected by HOT WATER .,oAo, ,,0 r,.i,.d
sale BY all the principal dealers IN Cauer @ ~
States and by the hEhlDEN " bhni =, NJ yo,k
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14

ROOTS TRUNK ENGINE
-, combines the almost economy OF fuel price.
IE weight, and space Stationary and Portable
rsAstS, Engines. and small Propeller Engines slN a
.1tffss1 on hand. Large Propeller Engines by
~rSSrAiA&l Prices Of stationary Engines: 10 H..
Et<r%eik1 T., $3.50 20 H. T., $3.50 20 H. T., 81 100.
- EtglEkSErA Larger aud snaAtr proportion. Also
qN TetElinf, Boilers Steam Pumps llostiug Engines aud
n HgkS1K%F' Machinery for Stores. Slips, Coal Sc
Al E4iEytr l.EI Priced Catalogue nailed.
(IIVfHRt "a Hlfp ROOT STRAM ENGINE COMPANY,
I~4HsAstE 3Gz| Second ave. Twenty eghuist,
Newlork
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
MEssRs.
S S.B.CHITTENDEN L co.

have the following Circular TO their Correspondents throughout
'H0 0""' NEW YoRK, August, 1867,
No. l9 DUASEsT.)
GENTLEMEN. THE TOTAL DESTRUCTION BY FIRE ON THE
18TH OF FEBRUARY LAST oP OUR wOoLBS AND OTHER
STOCKS oP GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE FALL TRADE, WITH
THE SUBSEQUENT GREAT DEPRECIATION IN PRICES ENABLE
Us TO OFFER OUR CUSTOMERS rHB ADVANTAGE OF MAX
ING THEIR SELECTIONS FROM ENTIRE STOCKS OF PER
pBcTLY FRESH GOODS, WHICH HAVE BEEN LAID IN AT
LOWER PRICES THAN HAVE BEEN KNOWN BEFORE FOR
MORE THAN FIVE YEARS
WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS
NOTICE AND REMAIN
TRULY YOURS,
8. B. CHITTENDEN 6 Co.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
LATEST SIfIP NEWS.

PORT or NEW YoRK..~~A,sr.r IA
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TOial..s...............A 20
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

~. cpmpssy bog seave to inform the puhlic that
ssrv scmmenced operosons 10 is0O snd hair fsctssy
now covers fous acres Of ground ana hes east ~orc
shan million dollars. and employs over 100 ope,s
tivcs. They prodsee 5000 Watches a rear. and
make and sellnot less than onehaf Of al, the watch
&c sold 10 the United Stetcs.
The difference between their mauufacturs ana the
European. 10 briefly tAis: Esropean Watches -,
made almost estrely - band. sna the result Il Il
neceseity acAauf thas sal1ssnty. whisA \ i>dlspsa.
eab,e to correct tine keeping Both the eye ana he
hand Of the most skillful operative must vary Bat
n IL fact that except watches Of the higher grades
European watches IL prodaet Of The cheapest h.
bo, Of Switzerland, aud he result y the worthless
Ancree. Lspses end - called ratsnt Lsvsss-whieA
aeon csst noss 10 ssssapssd rspsrs than thsis o.
,e,nsi psses. Coanoa saskAse. boys sAd vOasa.
b., ~ roaeh sspasa1e Dsfts = thsss wsleAss ssa
vsrioss ihetofiss Dc,lsh sad Des 0sa tuesAss. -
aahs Ahsa 70 he nanDa1e UuoA4ocAAnt, wAo seaApl
~ ssnsvs 49, vitA ~ saas q hsaaA ~ nAJ
p aoW A,nnnoAn wA1cnns AAD MADE.
n Anes1eaa Wal0eo Wstsh = aa1s - - 80
uueestsh ysos6as-aaA ~ - sssA hssaDsesal
voekua An ~ CsapaayV spessaisas. .isso ~
,,eeptSon ofths rsw natssials 70 the eoupeseioa 81
~ watch, ass carried % andss reoe 80 usdsa
ana sklful end co0peteos direction. But The geeoi
nguishisg feature Of their wstchss, h The enct
tia, thelr sevsssl parts I'll made By hs finest IL
nos. perfect and delicate machinery ever brought r
the aid Of human industry. Every one Of the nor
th.n hundred parts Of every watch Il made By "a
ch.ne-that infaliibly fepreduces every sacessdins
part with the most unvaryine accuracy. Il was only
ne sssary to make perfect watch Of any partieu
lar sty,e and then to adjust the hundred machines
necessary 70 reproduce every part Of that wash and
tollows that every succeeding watch must be like Il
The Company respectfully submit their watches on
their merits only. They claim TO mako
BETTER ARTICLE FOR THE MONEY
b. their improved mechanical processes than can b,
made under the old-fashioned handcraft system.-
They manufacture watches Of every grade, from .
good low priced. and substantial aftiee In sod iii
yer hunting cases. TO the Anest chronomstsr; and a.
ladies' watches In plain gold the finest enameet
ard jcweled cases; but the indispensable requisite
efsll their watches 10 that they shsll bs COOL
TINEKEEPERS. 1t should be rensmbsssd thai. q
eeyt their siDRle lowest grade named I" Home Watcl
Company. Boston" ALL WATCHES made By then
ARE FULLY WARRANTED
b. special certificate, and thi1 Wassnntee = eoed
Al imes againet the Company OF its asests.
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON.
Esysd&w1m 1872 Broadway, New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

IRON the Dubuque Herald.
Daring the past week the farmera through
out the State have been hrsily engaged il,
putting in their spring crops. 4 greater
quantity Of ground has been sowu to whea.
ehis year than at any other season. and thus
Tar oil promises we'll for its growth. The
scarcity Of this valuable cereal during the
past spring has taught our iarmers . lesson
they will not soon forget, and if they are
short again il will be through no fault of
theirs. As a general thing there is no sur
plus grain in the west. and, as oil are aware.
many have been compelled 10 procure grain
and feed from Illinois and Wisooosia. AL.
ludng to this fact the editor Of The West
Mitchell fress persinently says:
This being the cause, a least two crops
must he raised before brsadsauGs can get
back to the prices Of ono yen ago. Farm
era may feel discouraged from the backward.
ness OF the season, the strineeney Of money
nameee ead the nigh ps;css q essrvthias
0sy have . boy boa Nhees Il \ -.
pect q god prices los a thsir prod,,ets for
longtime 70 oens. Hvsr,oes skeslS 49,.
fore plant al thas b an pvpe;hlv su,,ivss.
aud care Tor IN harvest. Let cverv .u.,s
acre Of ground b sown to wheat. = nlsrH
q 20 corn. We need all that can b reiaed
none sns coming ssason, With large
prospective immigration Int the Se.s.
. .oIs MARKET VIII BE- created for Ill eurnlu.
PsSoucts q rs0ansfaaivs peioes." -"
vss cxshangss frea di1srune peeaima ~
s:.. sos STATE spsak vssy Mighty 81 shs con.
essscn " uns efupe. especially IA tie intsri.
ana seonern portions ef ~ Stale.-
0sntismsa VIE have tsAvelsd In theH locsli.
y repess nat although ~ season il Re-.
nsFboey backward, de wisAss wheas nevs,
locked bsoese. he high prices which e,sic
~ oo91o0de - induced all 10 SOW Their
~ svolIahas lnoA = ksouad, and from prss.
81 ipdiss1nene ~ GRnilnnss It lswa Win
- 1llsa - sveE1swhgt - ssmiAg FAll.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13
A CARD TO INvAI.JDs

AClssgyman, while resldins In South America =
anssienssy. liseosersds sals asd simple remedy
fos ne Csre Of Nsrvoss Wssknsae. Rasiy Dsess. Ms
eases Of tho Urinau and osmisai Osgsns. and he
whoe train Of lisosd~s brought - By bessful N
vicious habits. Great numbsrs have been spred b
thssebls remedy, Prompted b. deGlre 70 bsneat
the ahiessd snl unlbstsnaEs, I witi ssua - ssens
~ preparing AID eng ~ nsdielhs, b q ssaSel
snvslope, - any ooe w. 1t41stt, ysso - Chasxe.
Address, JO0Dk0 +. IMAM.
Station d. Dooeo DBuue,
may 2.dAw1y .s-.st New YofR civ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

DP. Ocheock' Rulnon1c 0yrup.
TAis great ne1iens esssA Dr. J. H. 0eAsush u
ProDsi6oes, u PulaooaTy Oonoo0pe1oo, vhGo 4
he'd aesu06d ~ MOST Formidable aspece, ead WAoa
speedy death appeared TO BE- inevitable. HE phyOi-
Clans pronounced his case ineusable, vhea he Coz.
meneed the use Of tAs simple bot powerful senedy.
His health vas restored h vsry short tine, end %
return Of thu disease has besn aupfehended. for eli
the sywpto0s quickly disappeafd, aoa his prsesoe
weight Il more than two hundred pounos.
Since hls recovery, he has devoted bic etteutlea
exclusively 70 the Of and the 6is.
eases which Usually complicated with II, sd the
cures effected By bic medicine have beeA very M
merous and tfaly wonderful DR.. Schsnck 0akas
professional visits 10 several Of ths larger cities
weekly, where he has large cencourse 81 patients,
sna 10 truly astonishng 10 pc or
that have 70 be lifted ont OF their carriages and In
few month";. healthy. robust persons. Nm. ecnvscAs
FrLAosro SYsrr, SkAwKKp ToHic, and MAspaAKs
Puts arc generally all required In curing consump-
ten. Full directions accompany each, eQthat any
ono can take them without seeing DR.. Schenck, hut
when II 10 convenient Il s best to see him He eivcs
advice free, but for thorough examination with his
Reepironetef bic fee is three dollars.
Plesse observe, when purchasing that the two Ike
nespes OF the Doctesonc when In the lest stage III
Consumption, and the other he now H. Ia perfect
heAllh-sse on the Government stamp.
Sold ~ all drsggiste aad dealers: prics. 81 50 pss
bottle OF $1,bc per half dssen letSefs for sdvscs
shoald AiwAys be directed u Dr. Schsucke Principal
Once, No. 10 North eth Street. PhiisdelpAia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: Johh d. Park, Cincin
natl, Ohio; Walker q Taylor. Burnham D Vas
Schaaes, Chicago, H.; Osllins Bsee, D. Lses. Mo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13
IN ehe Q.oral Q,avos

In the Corol Caves
sse1sssn Il SAID 70 Be the pesvaing hAis ecles, cod
ne FlsH-TAlLED xAIDKNs
st on the rocks and comb thsis green locke assidu
oosly. Bat the
DELLHS OF EARTH
prefss e1ssy bsowns md ahans biesks 70 any othsa
tngss. snd n nature has not given thsif fair heed
these beastful hues. II mischanes has robbed the
oftheis oess eagui11h bsasty, sAey don't ~ sboui
Il, but resort It once 10
80 CRnTADOOUD HAZE DYE,
WhieA IN I'VE misutes does Ill that nature ever ~
for any head In her Aappiest mosd. xaaufhsenssd b
J. oDOfADORO. . Aseoe nsees, n. 7. 0oaA b,
~ OflgaleAe, AnelleA n q lail nelnaeea
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13
TRUSTRES 6ALR.

TRUSTRES SALE.
Whareas, Assslsfsse, te>wit: o. ~ 91th
dav sf Fseessfy, 4. D. 1858, wilkao ~
lan, and l6asy fAllaa. III VIZ, exoeuted -
~, . Tsuoess, . 11ge1o ~ 81 eSaet n
~ daAs, thsses1 esassgtng y - ~ ~
lowing seal solais, lyise = 0eett esanty,
State q Iowa, ts-wit: Let number ssvea
a. il block number thsss ~ il NslassshiG
oesosd (2d) addition - he City of Dsvso>
port. 70 secure the paymsat 70 enc Samuel
q Young Of two cestain promissory netss,
Of the said William Fallan, Of said date. ono
for $500, payable 10 10 the order Of said
Young, elk (6) months after the date there's
u, and the other for oss7. 90, payable - The
order Of said Young, one yess after the date
thereof both Of said netss bearing interest
after maturity q the rate Of Ten per cent.
per annun. And, Whereas, said proaissery
notes are wholly unpaid, now, therefore, &
the request Of the present owner Of said
notes. hereby give this public aetics, that
- provided nay b dsns BY the tss0s 81
said deed oftsust, shall, on Tussday ths
2lst day Of May, A. D. 1857, ct ths hsus Of
two o'clock, p. n. Of said dag, ct The deos
Of the Court House 10 the city Of Davsus
port, State Of Iowa, proceed 10 cen said real
estate. Or 90 much hsseef, % sua1l b nees
sesory thsssisr. to pay said notss end sssla
Of this sale. Ala DAVID 8. TRUE
Davenport Asa 2eth. 1851. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

MELMDOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT

BUCHU
10 certain cure for disesses OF the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS. GRAVEL. phVg5yTss
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, FEMALE CoMYLSS'
GENERAL DEBILITY.
And all q diseases OF the .,pc.~s
WHISTLER existing in rAyr I'm FEMALE
s,o,, ,...., ,au.~ srsginasns and no matter Of
''Vni "A-te'Ss e HOW LONG STANDING.
osssssc osesns require the ass o. dlasesic
@r s. s,csfmcnt 10 subaitted 20, Consumption Or
$3.50 msy ensue. Oar fiesh snd Blood are sup
led nom these sources, SID The
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
that Of Postesity, depends upon prompt use Of re-
hebls fs0edy.
HEIlxBoLDs ExTnACT BUCau.
KstsA1lshsd upvasds els ysass. DssDassa n
u. r. nDLuQD0nSO.
D1Uo0lDT,
~ DeooavNy, New Yosk. ed
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13
SPECIAL NOTICE,
"HIST0RICAL."
GARDENERS
Rheumatic 4 Neuralgic Cenpeund

| THE RHEUMATIC & NEURALGC COMPOUND.
ansr yesrs ago, cap,, l.. =. Copeland was com
cr shaw rsn, ~, Das; 4"nea 40, ny inc late mob.
ysysss Yer. cruz and Sh!!s there ns the guns
"a, nn "a cams ~ San uan oy lua, wAs attacked with
varelv on baara H. ~ W.. a,, s1nerng Sc
snr.r could !, relieve him q
os asS. Ss his and hi. words
me receipt wsi from the ss. ne
. As. ::'.;Sss !. sosc Capt
chant Fin n yrsos nnh ~ anen sa,,ea mei
cold il Tor guinea bottle II sttrscted nao
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A correspondent OF the New York Times
(Republiean) writing from Beaufort, s. G.
represents the immortality and liceatiousness
prevailing among the Sea Island negroes %
revolving in the extreme. lie attributes II
oil to his fellow white men from the North,
and dsplsfss II earnestly on accsunt Of the
poor colorsd people, especiA. y 70 young wo.
IN en- among them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

The Albany Ecening Post says that Pal.
msr, the sculptor. has received an order
from q gentleman in New York for female
figure In bronze or marble, sixteen feet in
height, and for which he promises to pay
100000.