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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
LOUISIANA.

Nav ORLEANS, July 5-The Republican
State Convention met Ut Houston yestertiuy
aud elected Governor Pease permanent
President. The other officers are three
whites to one black
Those in attendance were mostly blacks.
there being only twenty three white persons
in attendance.
A stormy session is expected and some
fears are entertained of riots.
No resolutions has ~ yet been adopted.
Five cases OF yellow fever are reported ct
Galveston, and two deaths from black
vomit. The Mayor has ordered . free use
Of disinfectants, but no fears Of the disease
becoming epidemic IL entertained. -
NEw ORLsANs, July 6.-The Austrian
steamer Elizabeth has orders TO proceed 10
Very Cruz, to bring Austrian and Mexican
lmperislists officers and troops to this city,
will return Immediately.
Col. Ludney and other officers, of Vera
Cruz Garrison. who arrived ct Mobile, have
come here.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
ILLINOIS,.

JOLIET, ILL July 6--The Commission
ers OF the State Peniteniiary have appointed
General Dornblazer, OF Freeport, aud late
Colonel of the 18th Illinois Infantry. War
den of the Penitentiary. Gilbert Simonds
declined the Wardenship, and is TO be depu
ty Warden.
DR.. John II. Casey, OF Joliet. has been re
appointed physician for the Penitent'ary
and Alexander &. Briscoe, OF Bloomington
has been appointed Chaplain.
| The commissioners of the State now
have complete control of the penitentiary
the convicts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, July John Trimble, can.
didate tor Congress, and two candidates for
the Strife Legislature, (tsdicals) had an ap.
poin,ment TO speak yesterday at Franklin.
A large number OF persons and the LOYAL
League, about eighty in number, attended
who paraded the streets in regala, will,
bands of music, and armed, occasionally
firing a salute. The candidates were heard
without interruption. After the speaking.
however, same difficulty occurred between
the white and colorcd Leagues, which in
the evening ripened into open collision in
the public rquarc. 1t is alleged that the
Leagues were fired on by party Of whites
and oolored conservatives; Cady, y livery.
stable keeper firing the first shot. The fire
WAS instantly returned. The affair lasted
but a few moments, resulting in the death OF
Cady, who vas shot through the heart, the
wounding of eight whites, and eighteen
blacks-three OF the latter MORALLY. Some
Msthe wounded blacks are conservatives.
The black radicals were much exaspersted
ana threatened 10 renew the fight, but DIR.
Ciiffr interposcd and prevailed upon them
TO desist.
An official investigation may be Necessary
To Tx the Responsibility for tins murderuus
affair. On one hand II is charged that The
coloied leagues were armei, menacing in
department. and desired fight. Ga the
other, that they had been previously repeat
ecly assailed. armed in sell defense, and the
attack cvinced their preparation and design
II was appfehended that the difficulty would
lie renewed to-day, but ali is quiet
n company oi the 4Jth Regulars lief. this
place for Franklin this forenoon to main.
tain qaiet
The affair is deplored here by all parties.
saturday afternoon one Of company OF
minus. nn'a stationed at Tullahoms was sho, and
~ ,,. W man named Bennett, . Captain
,i,a. . .aee te0el army Inspector General
.a. mas ssken steps To preserve the reace
""u 10 nave the murder itlvessi1sted
NAshviLLR, 6-The Conse,v.,,v. o.
septron 70 DAY nominated Hon Rs,is, D..
ton candidate for Congress A'"'iey Fey-
NASHVILLE. July s.-Gov. R,o~.,
sxpecte proclamation appeared TIL. NV.
ing. Ii recommends the commisshn..S -
registration to appoint Clerks and Ind :.
Of elections and commands the sheriff 70
open and hold the elections on the 6rst
Thursday in August, and make returns a.
vouchsd for by said clerks and judges. He
also instructs the clerks and judges to make
out separate pcll books aud record the votes
and send them to the Executive and State
department. - provision against neglect Of
outy on the part Of the sheriff. lie con
codes ~ osdering commands Of State
eusrds to arrest Judge Cant, chairman Of
the Cons rvative Central committee OF any
q said committee, or agents, il they shall
persist IN their efforts 70 defeat the execu-
eion e ~ ftaehise Law asconstrusd By hin.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

~Irls ARnMARSAnLE FACT
that the mortality experienced
on large policies of life assurance
is less than on small ones. The
average amount of each policy
issued by the Equitable Life A $
surancc Society in 1866. was
S4.15o, while the percentage Of
losses was but 1920. An aver.
age policy Of the Mutual Life for
the same period was ss,5o4 /;
percentage Of loss 1894. Wash
ingto~, 50, 400; loss 1914. Ger.
mania, 500; loss 1926. Uni
ted States, s2,393; loss 22,27.
All these are cash companies ;
and the rates of some sixteen
nots companies exhibit a similar
commentary, showing greater
mortality on small than on large
policies. The cause is attributed
to the fact that the Weather
classes, who are abb, to assure
for the largest amounts, enjoy
those constant comforts and SAM.
tary privileges, and lead that
regular course Of life which 50
materially promotes longevity
The Equitable Life Assurance
Society issues policies on a single
life up to the amount Of $4,000,
Nv Y Com. Pathfinder.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

CHICAGO, July 0-Captain Dunkinson,
who vas shot on tho Fourth on beard the
schoonef Walrus, has died Of his injuriea
The police have commenced In earnest
the prosecution OF these who rent property
TO lewd chasacters Thirty or forty were
arrested yesterday.
The fremont House in this city has rc
duced its rates 10 four dollars per day, in
consequence OF the downward tendency of
the markets, and the christian lbcrslity of
Messrs. Gage Il Drake. its prcprieiors.
Platte Smith, Esq, and Hon. William
Ballison. of Iowa, are among the arrivals
at the fremont House to-day.
CHacseo, june IA Washington special
dated July 9Th. says the Reconstruction
Committee met this forenoon and promptly
agreed upon bin to be reported on Mon
day.
Another shooting ARRAY in house OF ~.
fame occurred here to-day. A clerk named
b. +. Richards. In state OF intoxication,
went about 10 o'clock this forenoon To Mrs
EDprey's. 466 State street, where 10 settle a
jealous difficulty Of some time standing. He
shot the mistress and then attempted "a com
init suicide by sliboting himeelf The ball
passed through the shoulder inf ictins dan
gerous wound. Tire woman receivek moth
ing more than slight flesh wound on the
hip.
About three o'clock this morning three
reporters returning home from their work
were set upon by a party oil roughs. neal
the corner Of Dearborn and .sandolpf
reefs, and badly beaten Policemen inter
Tered and fired into the crowd and II Is sup
posed wounded one Of the mob, which WA
composed Of confidence men and thieves
All escaped arrest however.
CHICAGO, 6-Judge Wilson, Of the Su
perior Court, Chicago, this morning deliver
ed IN able ard exhaustive opinion in tn
matter Of the bill passed by the llinoi
Legislature last winter for the er ction u
the New state House, and appointing con
missioneIs 10 execute its provisions. Judg
Wilson holds hat the appointment of con
missioners 10y the General Assembly WI
unc INSTITUTIONAL the appointment OF off
I Gers being by the constitution placed who'll
2 in the hands of the Executive
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
BULLS WORM DESTROYER.
Parents, Read this Important letter.
YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ITS CONTENTS

Middietown. Ind, April 81. o.
Mr. N. l.. Duplan writes do no, Know
that Bulls Worm DESTROYER needs any more
recomme ndstions than ii has already attained
by its own merits but will state thai my little
son. aged about three wears. was severely at
tackled last fall and winter with light chllls toll
loved by very high fever. throwing him into
spasms. or more properly fits. lasting from half
an honr TO one and n half hours; at the same
time the child has very strong symptoms of
worms. Ny physician Of the bes, IN this
part Of the country exhausted all his skill aud
the Materia Medica 20 expel the worms. and en-.
tirely failed to bring any. thought John
Bull could do il. and gave the child the contents
OF three boxes. in triple doses. night and morn.
ing. with happy results. The child has not had
spasm for over three months. and instead OF
the bloated mass that he vas, he 10 now we'll
and hearty. John Bull did H..
Yours truly,
N. l.. DuruN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
IOWA

DEs MONIES, July S.-Thc rain again on
Saturday drowned out the balloon ascension
Of Prof Wilkes and the Fourth Of July fire
works. They are advertised again for next
Saturday. The capital is bound TO have
the Fourth Of July out to the end.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
ACALL FROM DISTANT MINNESOTA

Kingston +. o., Meehen Co. Mimi,
April. 40.
Al. JouS rvtt-pear Sir. | moved from
Kentucky 10 this place. The stores had none q
your Worm Destroyer for sale. They are great
" needed here in Ainnesota. trial ~ all that
is needed TO give them reputation We cant
do without them, DO send scme nut this way
Yours, sincerely.
ID. q. ARn0woop.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

Stony Point. White Co.. Ark. May 81, 80.
Da joni BrLI-Dear sia LEST f.hrua.y 1
was IN Louisville purchasing Drugs, and 20,
some OF your Sarssparilla and Cedron Bltters.
N. son IN law. Who vas With me in the store,
hts been down With rheumatism for some time
commenced on the Btters and aeon found his
general health improving.
DR.. 0iss, Who has been IN bad health. tried
them, and he also improved
Dr. Coffee. who has been in bad heath for
several ye~fs-stomach aud liver affected -hc
improved mush by the use 81 your B,t,er. iu-
Deed the Cedron pn'ets have given YOU great
popularity IN this settlement. think 1 could
sell great quantity of yeur medicine -. TALL
especial your Cedron nit,cfs and SMs, ,rils
Ship me via Memphis. care OF kicke,t
4 Nicely.
Respectfully,
Z. w,LxrR
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Camden Willis for sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED. BEING DESTROYS OF
/ dposing Of his Real Estate. 70, the purpose of
moving east. now oaf for sale hs valnabl. Water
Power and Flooring Mills, with foar runs OF buTrs
at great bargain The mill Ut lated ON the cor
az Water ana 81 2 .'fe'..s, In IA own of Camden
Mill', Rock i~'nats H., vii J. one OF the hest
locations fOra -tlc N ihs touitf Is also part Of
the property NE NH has . custom trade,
aud II home tnalt iogr eqea 10 any other mill
In this yciniF. ii ihoralch snd com plete re
pair th.oucuoGt. epnveD me durability and
doing good wars toih merchant I'd custom. and If
well anssed via ~ NOR money than any other
busncs in TIE 0l It'll the ssa amount OF CAPT
Ia invested.
This popular IL -nrertv Is to veil and fayora-
bly, known 10 t,ga3lr any further fscommend alton.
The title t. peri md unincumtered. except by u
lease whrn exir,- teNt1arv 1t SIS. ut which time
possession vii y ,ea but imss be had sooner II
required
For terms Of stm,n and further particulars, en-
quirc of p l.. CUNKlE.
iuls.-d&wtf RoeS leland. Ills,
Or to JonNsToNS STEAM MILLS, Davenport.
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WISCONSIN.

woods horse, Geo. r. Mcclellan, the former
winning in three straight heAts-2:5S, 1851
and $50.
Foreign News by Atlantic Cable.
LONDON, July The Fourth was appro-
priateiy observed by the American resi-
dents A dinner was given at the Hing
ham Hotel TO which select party was
given TO the guests The United States
Minister was present and made an appro-
PIRATE and patriotic speech
LlsBoN, July Admiral Goldshorough
in c. mmand of the UDi,ed States squadron
having gone to Cherhourg. France with
his il,g ship, the Fourth OF july was celo.
hratcd In good style by the U : Swaiara
which remains heie.
LONDON July q Evening -Ismeel Pasha
sovereign OF Egypt, arrived in London from
Paris to day The railroad station WAS dec
oratea with hss and ils~ers in honor ol
The illustrions visitor, " In - curdel grand
rece p,ion IN which the Prince OF Wales and
Lord Stanley. Secretary Of Foreign Allai 3
played conspicuous pant. a large body OF
troops was also in attendance and formed
an escort The King If Egypt, Ismael
Pasha is the guest of Earl Dudley.
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com N z ECiAE.
Davenport Mnrkes Report.
Chicago Markets.

Chicago Markets.
By Telegraph. July 8.
Fiour-Tnere was a better demand for spring
extras and buyers are taking all spring grades
quite freely there is nothing doing IN winter
extras tuat would indicate prices for round lots.
aud forced sales must be made at extreme low
prices spring extras, s@ lo@l2H ;spring super
me. SO 6t7 80; winter extras, Is 5otGl5.o1.
Wheat-Market moderately active for car lots
~ fill orders. and No. spring 5@tlec. higher
bnt irregular the price depending altogether on
the location Of the elevator and Convenience for
shipping No. spring in store, l.e7 @l 80; re
jected, l.l2@l.l5.
CorH,-No 1 srid early Mt SO, but soon adv anc-
ed, with1ight transactions, to S4GS4l5, between
which figure and s5c. market closed; regular was
firm and steady. closing at about st54@s5; No .
is very active; shipping demand vaneing from
13I{@T901s0: closing rather frm ut this outside;
rejected in active request, at 62@C5, the inside
paid on the north side.
Oats No. 2 opened at abou t56. ruled ir.egu ar
at 561l fresh TO 5ls<@55, the outside Tor regu-
lar. and closing 6rmer At 55@ 5515.
Rve.-Firm, scaic and &c better; sales ct 90.
Provisions Market excited; all articles except
lard, higher. with large demand for cut meets,
which are firm and held A@,Sc higher; sales,
sk for shoulders, and lie Tor short ribbed.
Mess Pork Sold at 2l.0o, but st close most
sellers asked 6O075c more.
Lard Dull end nominal, 1lL@1lss for prime.
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ull's sarsaparilla.
A Good Reason for the Cnpsaln's
Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS Letter. AND THE
LITTER FROM HIS MOTHER.
Benton barracks. Mo, April 80. 1886

Benton Barracks, Mo, April 80. 1865,
DR JonN BpLL-Dear sir knowing the ef-
fciency of your Ssisuparilla. and the healing
and beneficial qualities IT possesses, send you
the following statement OF my case
was wounded about two years ngo was IN
ken prisoner and contied for sixteen month
Being moved so often that my wounds have not
healed vet, have not sat up "A moment siuce
was wounded, I am shot through the hips,
NV general health is impaired and need some
thing to assist nature, | have more faith In
your Sarsaparilla than in any thing else.
wish that that is genuine. Please express me
half q dozen bottles. aud ohlige
Carr q. p. JoHxsos. a.. Louie. Mo.
p, S,-Thc following was written April 30.
1865. by Mrs. Jennie Johnson. mother Of Capt
Johnson:
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~. nIouks Market.
By Telegraph July 8.
Lead More active At So.
Flour -Steady. Sales Of super fine Of 8 .0o@
$50. extra at 10. o0Qlo so, and double extra At
IL .0061l go.
Wheat---1Oc higher for new fail; .S009 so.
Corn---Better; prices. white, s5@ss; yellow,
s5@s6l<.
Oats--.Closed dull and lower a172@73. -
.Rye-70MsO.
fHay Better, with sales at l7.o0Ql9.00 for
tight baled.
Pork Firmer at 22. 00d22.15.
Bacon CLOSED sitter.
Shoulders---SH.
CLEAR Sides---lsx.
HAMS Plain canvassed, lax; plain sugar
cared, IL - plaiu cennty pork house, lS1s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

On. BrLL-Dear Sir Ny husband, Dr.. y. +.
johnson. vas skillful surgeon and ply s,csn IN
Central New York, where he died. leaving the
above @, p, johnson TO my care. Az thirteen
years OF eye he had n chronic dinrrhea and
scrofuls, for which gave him your Ssrsapar'l-
Ia, lr cuRss MIN, have for ten years recon
mended /: 10 many in Central New York, OHIO
and Iowa. for serofuls, fever acres and general
debility. Perfect success has sttendedit The
cures effected iu some coses OF scroiuls and lever
eoree we're almost miraculous. am very am
ious for my son TO again have recourse to yonr
SarsapsrilIs. He il fearful Of getting spurious
article. hence his writing 10 you for IL. HIS
wounds are terrible, but believe he will reeov-
er. Respectfully.
JIMMIE JOHNSON
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

VIRGINIA CRY, n. n, July 8 -General
Thomas Francis nesgher, Secretary and
acting Governor Of this Territory, accident
7Tvy ieli from the deck Of the steamer
.""Mpscn nj Fort Benton on the evening
S. .ns icy int and vas drowned. He had
S NH ausent Tor the past fortnight on tublic
cus.nes., ano succeeded In PROCURING arms
."f tue troops engaged in the defer = ~ the
Territory, and ,ransac,ine other m; M nv
business densnded by our present ereosrcy
HIS death IL greatly lsmented srS ~.
paosic representations in honor Of his al.
. .m character and services are ren u
not been found The darkness OF the ,,, nsu
and the swiftness Of The currsnt,prevepsinn..
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Perfectly Pure and Highly Concentrated
STANDARD EXTRACTS,

Perfectly Pure and Highly Concentrated
STANDARD EXTRACTS,
| LEMON, VANILLA, ROSE, ALMOND,
SEcfAaiSE, CELERY. oRASGs,a PEACH,
NurnEG, CINNAMON. CLOVIS, GIxcSR,
for havoring Ice Creams, Cusiards, Pies, Blanc
Mango, Jellies. Sauces, Soups. GRAVES, &C..
ana ask you to prove. by trial and comparison
their general excellence, and their superiornys
over those fictitious and unhealthy KINDS ~nicn
may have been brought to your notice. and
which parade their cseapness IS the most I'M
porlant point 10 be considered. We profess %
deal upon honor in this matter, and where the
house Of
Joseph Burnett T. Co.,
is known. it is unnecessary to speak Of IT. sts.d-
ing. We ask your. attention TO the following
svideneeso Of the truth of our statements.
TEsTlMONlALs:.
Joseph Burnett 4 Co.. OF Boston, carry the
PAIN IN thelr manufactures. Ineir isihous soi-
foniy equaled by .heif .'Standard tlavoring Ex'
tracts. The following conclusive evidence ID
re'era'ed by fhousan4E. Chicago tribune.
sFrrrxBKR Is, 1865.
I'VE now use Them exclusively, and bear tes-
,imosy 10 eir superior merit. -Uage' ""te
TO-, sherman House. Chicago.
I'VE use your extracts, ard concur 10 the
general recommend ations. ''-Gage. Drake .
TO-, fremont House, Chi.sgo.
Inc ne Plus uitro in stres 9Th, party: ano
s coa;omy. N. N. Cinsley, surveyor anu oon
iecsioner. Chicago, Sept. is, 1866.
- have adopted them exclusivsly."-'.
"4'gu'' Csterer and Confecticnef. Ons.os
,o,,% regard your Extract, !hs zee = .1s
4 Co.. Fifth Ave- Hotel. New York.
I'VE find them better and cheaper than s.y
we have ever used"-eimeon LelanA 20.
metropolitan Hotel, New York.
"rre-eminently superior to all others icr g Z!
- purposes. The only kinds we ~ -
q. Isrkef Co.. Parker House. BOSOM.
superior to any Ne have ever uses. -
vSts ana fremont House. Boston.
osoxoAnxLA Ho'Jss, Pittsburgh. Aug. = q.
NJ. =. y. Moss ., Usoeral Agent :-l hev,
y: 49, ~ exsracts during thirty years 81 49,.
aetts over eli % ,ers.
q Receu.mendsSory notices might p ne
szteaded. brit IL is needless, bsesuse feaI! : -
one theme is the burden Of them Ill, ana se'
geDersa Spirits combined in the above.
Nesfly all Frat Ulass Druggists and Orot e
can supply shses Celebrated kxtrscss N .. "
various sizes.
THE LATE STATE FAlR."
sTs Joseph Busnstt y c.. Deeeeny -
.sws.Se1 Hese ks1qe - C -
seon4 ~ 4111o ~ IOs1oe Ag02D&
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
THE BEST AND the CHEAPEST"

There is no subject which should more iully
engross the attention Of families. or is Of more
vital importance TO the community, than the
purity and excellence Of those articles which
enter into and compose cur daily food, or more
occasional Refreshments.
II IS we'll e ab.ished fact, that large per
cent. of disea and mortality i. engendered or
aggravated by impure. dcle,crious ingredients
and poisonous aial;erations, in what We eat and
drink, and no par, Of
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RA1lR DIS.

Chicago, Rock Island i Pacific
Railroad.
1867. Summer Advancement. 1867.
Trains run by Chicago time which il twelve min.
stes faster than davenport time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL %, ss7,
~ and until further notice, trans will leave
Davenport daily, SUNDAYS exceptcd) as follows
Going ksss- lat Mail train q, = 90. A. =
20 Night express: ......s IS. ?. -
Going west-lst. Express and Mail FOR Newton
and Washington, .......1 .bS A. n.
I'd. Freight tor Newton aad wssh.
ingtou. .S.&S Az
Arrive u Davenport daily, (Sundaysexceptsd
From the Eas.-lss Night express Mt. :, 30. A =
I'd Daily Elk. 4 mail. s. So. ?. =.
nm NE west--lst Freight from Newton and
Washington. ......4. 50 p. y.
81, Express from Newton and
washington. ........s 20P.n.
CONNECTIONS.
A Chicago With oil Eastern Routes.
At Joliet with q. A d =. L. X. n. for Bloom.
ington, Springfield. &C.
At LsSsl'e with I. c. X. K for Dunleith. 81
Louis. Cairo. &C.
Al Pond Creek with &. b. 4 Q. II. X. for Bur-
itngtoa, keokuk and Quincy.
AT Peoria during nasig atiopl. with Packets
Iof all pcints on Illinois River
AZ newton. lows CITY. and Washin gton With
Wss,ern stage Cos Stages, for all points West
Southwest aud Northwest
Sleeping Coaches on ali viyh, ,-.;r. rh..,.n
Tickets tor sale and lag snsr c,,a's"s ps.s
. capsi Eastern Cities aud Towns
r. a. HALL, Asst Gen. supt.
- A.. @ Chicago
II. II. H,lIs. Ae't. Davenport
Davenport. Aprit "a 1856.
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DIR. JOHN BULL,
Msnufaetsser end vendss u the Cslsbsaied
Smiths Tonic Syrup
vos sss CUES OF
Ague and Fever
CMILLe AND FEVER.


The peopsietor Of Ibis celebrated lmedicins
ustly claims for IL superiority over ~ rene
dies ever offered 10 the public Tor tne ss'e, 80
taio. speedy and permanent cure o. asu :,
fev0es Or chills and fever, wnssheI ., ..,.,r
plpG stspd;ng he refers % 49, s nv ..s,;meev
Ia eOuthwestern country 20 bscr MN ses'," ~.
n. az: ssnSS Of the assertions, thst in no case
hsssv.r ~il i. faii 70 cure, II the diree tons sI
s.,;cSiv followed and carried out. - : eIe ~
ss..o.y $3.50. I sinele dose hss bsen Sumctent 20
: c.y. snd uhois 1soilies haye eeen ssfec ~ ~
1919 1s tsrS4ie via peroeet r0oeesalten 81 we
S.ey.si h~sisb. Il q. heooses, Drudsnt, md
\ svcry csse more certain - care, Y ~ VS. 70
.o.t,n usd il smaller deees fer . week Or swo
Mar 1he dieeoso haa beee cAeessd. Dsse esrsc
ALLY = liGcult osd 1oag staodinG beses, usu.
mn this msdicine will not require eny aso -
keep She bowels u good order; should me Pc
Sior1 hoWovss. require csthastic nsoe@oe.
sfHer hsvine taken three Or fouS dosse q sne
fooie. 5 sinele dsse % suLi's vseosAsas IsAsnS
rnis will be su0ciens.
srlpR.. JOHN BULLS Pstssissl9ons
4. % rnh. Cross street, Lssissills. A9
ss,d wholesale and Rsta1 IN "a
LAN0FRLDT, THODE AGO.,
& Sil 3 sAstHseesis Apxa
p1HT0 9 n0Gn6A zsn
v00Dwo1a0 . 1AnAl IN Et-s
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco. July@7.-The Colorado,
for Yokahoma aud Hong Kong, sailed to.
day. The Japanese Commissioners and suite
were among the passengers.
The Fourth of July was celebrated in an
unusually enthusiastic manner in this city.
The Oregon iron works at Portland, were
destroyed by fire July Sd. Loss $4,000 ;
insured Tor $4,000.
SAN FaANcrsco, July 5.-The steamship
Continental from Mszatlan JUNO 24lh, has
arrived with $3.50, 800 in treasure. She
left the U. s. steamer Swanee in port. The
report that Gems. Vega and Lozado intended
attacking Mazatlan is false. Lozado rev
fused 70 assist Vega and maintained "a in
dependent position. Loser California cor
responiencs says Daito and Raiden are
captured and quiet 70 restored. The com>
munity feel more confidence than for .
long time.
The superior tribunal At Maxaslan de-
cines 70 hear the case Of Darts end denies
the right Of . civil trial.