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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26

{ AZ THE is really a srfnyIc ron wcRNs. an d. lie
beet and most palafabr form 80 give 10 children Il
10 not surprising that 1t Is fsst taking the place OF all
either preparations for woEfns-st being perfectly
sassciess, any chile viii take IL.
JAMES RUDOLF & CO.. Proprcforr.
Louisville, Ky.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26
OHIO MACHINE WORKS
tsuceessors 10 Lee & Ieav;tt,,
Have ON hand and arc MANN aetp,,pc IN o,,s,
Portable ana Stationary
SITE ENaY1YH0

FOrsnbtc and AtneiOnery
STEAM ENGINES
BOILERS. PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW urr,s
- l. II. 6.sarns Patent Eccentric Head hiceSs
Shingle kaehiuee, Slave Hacancs. Saw Nandrsi,'
Saw 0ummers, Shafting. Hangers and PuIlsyp.
Castings of oil kinds made to order.
Dealers In Circular Saws. Betting. Packing aad
Mill Furnishing Of all kinds
.eA Repairing Of Machinery made ny Lee & Laa.
vita. or the Urban Machine Works viii receive chr
special attention, have all The patterns Of boh
establishments.
Works-Cornes Walnut street and Hamilton road.
Business Ohicc-lso West Second street.
octeIdAw1y CINCINNATI. ONO
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
should tho Howe Patent bo Extended

Application made Congress for second eIteniou OF the
Patent Jr This patent has been In force 81 years aud
the following reasons among suggested why the application
granted Mr. Howe has already received over one mi
above all incurred by him In relation
hsd invention which most abundant and liberal reward for ell the
time labor aud ingenuity bestowed by him in making and introducing
thl, invention
Mr. Howes very large reward has been received wholly nom e
alone and from the labor aud hazard Of mannurng
while patene who have been allowed manufacture her In
yeons at all Hove have been compelled to manufacture and
sell their machines while paying tariff to him.
The further extension Of Mr. HOwe Patent instead Of promoting
progress in the useful Arts country viii powerfully tend to hD
der and prevent progress denying labor and m the freedom
and scope for action entitled this art without
farther burden or hndranee from this patent
The extension Patent will prevent great number OF other
inventors who and patented important and valuable iassn
ous Ia this United States from realizing adequate feW
and IN many any reward whatever for their Inventions
The extension Of this Patent viii necessarily place seAV
unequal upon the labor Of American mechanics empo
akg Sewing United States for expectation 70 orss'
result and exchange n.
70 their condition. the transfer Of this manne'1e RON ~
20 foreign countries all machines 10 be used and sou IN 0sH
markets.
Tho further extension Patent will oppfess and oVeroaah
tho labor and Industry Of the country period sns
most need. relief from all buneas or the purpose
adding 10 the oraoas who has Already
mas, complete saa psne,l. 'swsrL -lcomnsnsa'd
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
DIED.

sCs s.Sr; , %@,.n . 10y a. s, :As @ % o'
TIE relative; an. friends ., ss t@y are Rcsis W. c M 2 ,t
sT Sss psu "SIs No. %s.. rsss sSssi nd tss
BAKER suadsaly Of spees a. rs1OsS % S-ipfar J"' ~
Ts epa .f sss saIy Ksysiese Lodge s
q :, Snss',S'a @ 4 H. sf srs invited Ss si g sd a. "s "s "a Va
nessv Ju, H. II O'Clock from bis late sdscs Piessas
PIss"rir o. To- ARRIVAL q O'clock na s.
ro,d. from NewYSrk
BsRwsrRR-ru Boosl,r os saturday July is cadss NJ
George Brewster. sgcd 81 yea's ~ h., 4, ,,, A., 49,,
~. sI: az ,.. aud friends s f Rsr t BOSsS 90 rsssis
2oclock p M. Juy S Without further notice
BIDwELL-on THURSDAY. July H. Ia Cheat coamb CoanI a. as
aged l8 years moth. and a days
e s'S ,.s, n "S friends Of the fsmy are invited
ow the Church Of tIe Intereon CsrmslsVe Igs Bridge.
Tuesday next a, cocs , s9" R91ss sr'f .a Tsr a ss
u o'clock nee, the o'clock % oI ths hr'soa h's
Rarsi tho carmanse depot Onshandrei and a
Pora t. wife oil late Dr. Hanngoa ami eslc,t q
Il Il I ofia i"' fo s%a .@ '' dssr @ q S e se D. s
J. Huntington, sged 10 mOnths
B. and Emms Hat IL lie Gu year ofha ase
Trends and ,aiys. g the l'@y are | ae's @ @ ,5. q
his piress iSeSy ysGhs between sIh sai
Providence EsS6arypct and Chicago papers please cop,
p S HS1a' s %Srs 3 . 5 Tss,, ~. D'nss s. Howard %
i9d ieoa, .. 9s % ar arc sS T. Is s 3, ''"
HOAGOu Monday July Is Of scarlet fever vOls, .
ter Of Sne and Augusta oag sseds yas' m.ss; s ne = ny
this Turslay al 10 ocsck Tbdaye rhs romans
will be taken GSeensich Coua, for ntermeat oa hs IL Ne
train.
SCHOLRs-0n Sunday William B. infant Of li:n col
Elizabeth Scholes, aged months aRt 10 days
The relatives and friends o the family invited 70 ni e uns,s
the residence Of his No liz Bedrdaye BtoJkYn
d.. on Tuesday, July l6. At 3o'clOck
ST GBORGEOn Monday morning. July 49, Waiter Ollie, sue sf
ofC z. and Rosaie St Geoge
The relatives and fens OF ths faulty invited 10 attend
residence of the pseas Uatesaye BookJB oa Wja
day, July H. at O'clock. p. M
sCOrT-In city TUESDAY moas Ju "a the Right R. Taos
Fielding Scott D. d. Missionary Bishop OF Oregon sai "so"s'ss
Territory.
O'Clock pu The clergy requested aet At hs SUNDAY sa'd
Of the chapel at u pm
wARD-At st. Paul MINI, Monday, July HeaV WtrI
York formerly Of shanghs, China, OF tue e felsicht
Ward In the 3Ji year of bis 90, -
The funeral services will Chspel Twenlg dfh st. aes
Broaissy "Wednesday morning the ian ns cs''R fu' ''H
and friends respectfully invited 70 atenl
Salem Mass, aud San Francisco Cat papers please eoPJ
wOODBRIDGB-At Perth Amboy N j. FRIDAY. Jsy b'J U
Woodbridge widow Of Samuel Is. WoDibrig eis'7tb I
Of her
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16

Yesterday afternoon, Bernard Selbold, re-
siding m Secondave near 1bIrtieth ST. viii 10 intoxicated
on the corner OF Fstave aud hrtythrdst was eut III
the face by unknown person, receiving SeFere
wound He was taken to the Bellevue Hospital
Last evening, acting under warrants issued
br Justice Dodge of the Jefferson Market Police Court
two squads of Police Of the Fifteenth Precinct under the
command OF Capt Carey and Sergcans Miller and nag
gerty made sinut descens upon the disOrdcry
houses Nos and IL East Eleventh ST. kept respectively
by Louise Farran and Amanda Wilton. 1t IL more tlan
probable that both propretors had received an ntmato
that descets 10 be made as neither one was IOuno
i'm their respective establishments Five and seven
women were found in No. IL, and four men and hVe
women in No All taken TO the btationliouse ana
locked
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
MEANWHILE, PA.
IN PORTLAND

TROUBLE AMONG THE 'LONGsHOREMEN.--F0
some time past trouble has existed between the Long
sbOremen and their employers. consequent upon
the latter refusing to pay sixty cents per
hour for work done after o'clock %. m. The mem
beers Of the 'LOngshotemen's Society have uniformly
refused TO work except for the above rate and their
pIaces have been filed by others. Yesterday OF the
Society men collected In the vicinity Of Pier No a. East
and attempted toinduce them leave, but without
cess Finally, two OF the HOngshorCmel named simon
Dempsey and John Mullins. made an attack upon Chs
fian iudwig and Henry w. Quail Mullins attempted TO
throw Ludwig overheard The assailants were arrested
and locked up In the Oakst Police station 10 dy they
viii he taken before Justice Hogan at the T0inDs
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
EXECUT1VE APPOINT1iENTS.
SENATE COMBINATIONS AND REFLECTIONS.
WASHINGTON, July 15-The Senate this afternoon

SENATE COMBINATIONS AND REFLECTIONS.
WASHINGTON, July 15-The Senate this afternoon
confirmed the following nominations OF Postmasters
Mrs Hattie Nay. Rochester Minnesota John fmnI fer Roy,
David Kellogg Brsteboro VI; Samuel SATisrs Tecamseh
Mich Edwin Brink Wilmington, G. Selah BossOh Marietta
Ohio; Helen Surgens Warren. H. l.
UNITED AKNvInsor Gcerdb % tAs rank ef Iut>H-
atCoone-Msjos Nelson H. Davis James otien and Roger Jones
N,yv DsrAErsESrch(oJ Of OrdHdHoe BHreo~-Capt lenp A.
Wise
Nichols, and r. X. Murray
10 Connoars-ldeaL COMMANDERS Philip Johnson. John
Wather T. Breese Bancroh GhetAri, Heurv Wilson A. T. n
Derhsu Joseph s. Skeri,t William Ghson, and H. W isnH
1sssaRf FHgsSeeobd Assistant Engineers d. usdee H.
D. Potts j. D. Toppn and Third Assistant b KayenAagh
eoond 4ssSasi Bng>ersThil Assistant Engineers g. w Bcsrd
c. Ube. r. A. Ashton. 4. Stiles and Henry G. Christopher
First LfSHfeEdRi Marine Cofps-WillAm Mnse
SrgeonPscd Asstsnt saeons Lew. zsn1er sni John n
and LEAFS RheT OF Michigan Albert liAuk OF PsnnsYfs
MIA and Bdw ard G.. Thstehcr cf PennyTAn
CstonsrhoAs Michigan Cy ladiani
fssor Of Int,rnsi R,npe G. Herck hid District Of Seuh
Carolina.
yfsgistapf Tre1nr,r Of Eas. Orl,osA-Iohn Walfos.
ConsHI-Bagene Schuyler ofNew.lork al MosooE. -
Collectors Cfsos WIN. Sivey, Newark j. John b. Dlns
ham MielilimAcnae Mica
hfiHis,,r n BrfliH-Georgo Bancroft
fLgdoJohh Hay Of Illinois Al NienaA Alexander
Bliss Of Nswlork at Berlin.
Tho Senate reectedAs Postmas sters, Samuel Neel Van
Writ. Ohio; Elijah 4. Smith, Owassie, Mich; chas H.
COlon. Mount Vernon, Ohio.
OrTin y. Rose Of Illinois as Consul NJ Toronto
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
xLrH CONGREsS-srrcrAL Session.
sEYATE. wAsHNGTOy, July 10. iss;.

SENATE 80. :. wAsHISGTOy, July 10. 1866.
HIS FIRST APPEARANCE.
Mr.. SHERMAN (Rep.. Ohio, heretofore ab-
session appeared and took bis seat ssh"'Or
shsrsasn has just returned fton EuropeI
USIvERsAL SUFFRAGE -,.,.. J..
Mr SIMMER (Tep. Mass.l called up his resolution 20
.nsepd the rue Of pdsY @ me Ss S ass 30 1hrcushot
NJ HESpRIcRs Dem, JndJ opposed the proposition,
and moved an executive ssssion
fra#f AN INVITATION: ,. d.
ThsCHAIR presented letter OF invlIso 10 nfcfs,n T
aia to attend the dedication ceremonies "' |N"u''"
Ccuetery ON the nth inst .|. ....
US1yERt6L SUFFRAGE AGAIN -
Mr. SUMNER lRsp, Massl said ihe senae was 80 'n'"
that he should NOT press his sfesoluti"h'o @Noe'
. GxEcUTIvE SESSION. L.. So,
Tbse,sfe then az I2lt went into Executive Session
rq az n,o,s vesre reor4ned AT A O'Clock. Mr. WILSON
Heu MassD called M The House JOINT resolution spplo
Tidng Tor the more efeient government OF the kepe
Mf. BIrcKAIEw sDem, Pal moved TO reduce the "P
WIIs0N accented tho amendment. lie d. not
knaw whsfber ths re6seed amount wond be sufficient
bnt n not Congress would be atsemoed agsih ~ ~ !vi
Ss ] ys Gs 10 s sSS g sI ss be eIpfnded
t,e direction OF TIE sesIeafS e war eat
Tie sssolatlos. - by Alr. Buekaew, then
P''' EELIEr on SOLDIERS sNp s.Iors.
PoMERoY % TX k1s' me- 1S MSysS % sSt the
.uJ sailors charged with deeeTiIOn.
xSS R se s sSsN d ss You'd S give woSS SSans aS
back pay, and pensions 20 'aIge nunDsr ol men ief
mad" ~ hsd no beetion 10 rtmsrng the disabilities
S .s,;cn from snsh men, snt he was unwilling that
nv tbs MASSAGE of fiss bi they should be entitled TO
bointy back pay, or peIsiohs ..., 49,. -
Mr. CONKL1HO tItePt y; - m snssiiiIng +" mass a
hiI .o,s,S All fhese 60 aD equality With men who bore
the heat aud br.nt of battle, and sh"ma Inv ." sec ~
a vii ss,k sSSssstsod sbe object of this bih was 70
tssve men whe, after Che war "ss over anu
Mr. JoHNsOy epeUs, Nd )-0eu- Grant did mol surren
asf ~ q. .. ~. .,,,a.t nj
Mr. WIIsON~Ies mean. Ianghterl Ihe cDeslk ~ loos ~
ths hin wss 4, ve men whB went home after lns
The war ard bel fore they lad been nnaby s
He ps iiIlnN "a relieve such but not thooe
esssPtcd during the war He understood nu'n , ,bs
aslm agents had writien 10 dessrters Offering H r.. s
esass'les sriksng m dsssftifi remSFea troh fSia
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
TIE SOUTHERN STATES.
VIRGINIA.
MILITARY CHASGEs.

MILITARY CHANGES.
RIcuMosp. July i5.-The following order has
been issued by Gen. Sch0ied:
HEADQUARTERS FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
STATE or VIH0ISIA, RICHMOND. VA. July IL, 1867.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. t3.-Brevet Brgadcr-G Gen. VIM
HAYS Major United states Artillery having returned
from temporary duty In the 1vth Military District -
hereby assigned the command OF the Sub District and
the post of Fortress Monroe. Breyet Iieut.Col.
George Gibson Captain llh United States Infantry.
being relieved by Gen. Hays from the command OF the
SubDsric OF Fortress Monroe will resume his duties rs
Acting Assistant Inspector General Breyet Lieut. Col H.
Dupont Captain 5th United States Artillery. On being
relieved by Gen Hays from the command OF the post
OF Fortress Monroe, will command Of his Battery
By command OF Brigadier and Brcyot MajorGen.
j. NJ. SCHoFIElp. u. A.
s. f. CHALFIN, Assistant Adutant-Gen.
SPEECH OF JOHN MINOR BoTTs.
Mr.. Bolts, az we learn from The alexandria
Gn.ee addressed large meeting OF cOlored people
Culpepper Court House, the 4h OF July. He is to he
a candidate for the state Convention He in favor
OF universal suffrage universal education. and universal
amnesty OF the rank and fe Of the late Confederate
army lie ysed the coored people 10 send FIVE OF their
own color to tho Richmond Convention on the is OF An
gust He expressed himself emphaticaly against conhs
cation lie was severe Ia his denunciaon OF the leader
OF the South, the Democratic party, &c.
ARREST OF A swINDLER-wHIsRY FRAUDS.
AdolDe WOlffwell, a well-knOwn merchant.
who closed his business recently ana weni SOUTH was
brought back to-day from Alabama charged with obtain
Ue ad al 40 dealt largely In Baltimore, New1Ork and
Cincinnati FtyOno cases or alleged WHISKY frhus on
tile Revenue be tried at tho next term OF the
United States Court ChieJustce Chase pesdes at the
term of tbe Court i'm October 20 hear the writ OF
granted in the case OF the coniseaed property OF Mr.
McVeigh OF Alexandria.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
NAVY GAZETTE.

Commander IT, Cooper has snd Third Assistant gHeer has
& Ssscbe ym eopsui Of the Nage os Packer
WinoIi snd nasd on waiting detached Wiuoosn aud
GIioyng TO Captain
srbed from the Wnoosk Carr has been granted one
end nlsed on waiting absence, Nth pormis
ders Lieut. Commander Sss sion to leave the Ullei s:
Csev Rosrt Rovd Acting MASTER Nshpnen Mcclellan.
Is, VSn InqEirk Acting Eniens reneal CanOdy Wal
A.sr Liner Chres Wilson Goodwin Frank W. Nichols,
Mstes U m Tayor ant Sullivan ordered 10 the
0a6rI Passed nnReb1nG Arng Assistant Pay
Gust.yus Franklin; Second As master WIN Wallace GO0l"ih
sdani gneers Thcoplus Cook hOuorably dischsfged
r. W Nathan 4. TOwue
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
NORTH CAROLINA.

The following dispatch appears IN a late Ra
leigh paper Cu,pIysroN. Julv II
tn his gyceiLency JoSATHts WoTIH, Gorernor oI North
Tho regisrson OF voters in this military district pro
vided by General Order No ls dated MAY = so VIII not
taEs P'"'o " j. W. CLors,
sieheS Captain and a. A. A. G.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
.pREsr FOR EMBEzzLEMEST.

sppSGyIELp, Mass, July 15.-George L. Good
reb Of Psnsd has been arrested for the emeeremont
Of from the funds Of the Berkshire ooun oA,s'
VI o;sn with which he was connected rs clerk
bank OF .nn graduate OF wiams College In lseS and
Goooiha h of Harvard Law School and bad taken pass
sss for Europe the stoamshlp sA's Na'"
ton on the nth. .1rea'i-a - %. - ..--'
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
TnE CROPS IN TEXAS.

GALVESTON Texas July lSowsg ~ o.I, 60 sns
noer The Caterpillar and army worm ere doing
great damage specimens st both Tste eRaps% .S,ash %
Change to-day, II continues TOO "e'" "wA !" '""
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
,,v,,,,rN,s ToRcHlIGHr rRoCEssIo,

ppILApEIPHIA, July I5.IIheIe was q DrlI-
ant b recepton of the Excelsior Fire Company Of
% port Conn who the guests OF the Good Intent
EnSiue Company Of this ey Aooue %'oV "refneh' WIN
.haffr onp,ratus were IN line.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
,,xov ,yp LINCOLN RAILROAD.

BATH, Me-, July 1.-The E, long on disputed Gnes
ton OF the western terminus OF ,n1 hoA ANU "'o
poii,oad to js settled. IL is 10 be at bath ..l..
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
TEXAS.

KFITTST
ERN COUNTIES.
GALVESTON, July 15.-Registration has closed
in this county Whites registered. 7IStolored $780, total
7as The officer in charge OF the registration in the
north Eastern counties bordering on the Red River
reports that work cannot begin until strong cavalry
force ia sent to enforce order Despefaaoes murder
,raedmen at will No arrests arc made. The health OF
Isyeson continues good and yet there are no more
velloW fever eases.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
MORE PuGILIsM.

RICHMOND, vay July IA prize light be
,spe nlace on September II IN VirglDia.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
Gan FRANCISCO MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

san Francisco, July 15.-The new Mer,
"a, ohanyp On California-st was formally opened
snahs ahau The buIlding is an ornament to the city.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
THE WEATHER.

RKHAREsThe ihemometer lowest early 3g' Morning
Utie cloudy Afternoon little cloudy; gusty tgenag, little eony
baIy bhlaut prsnatc south Of the sun At 800 m
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
pu1L,nEIpHIA cArrLR MARKET.

pupvtPHI Juy l5Beef cattle in good demand and srme
.isa Of 500 head at lG8io Cows In demsnd az 500 l0l
seI sheep duh lower; sales Of 1000 head at 5a6c b Ho
sr,psr; sales Of 5000 head at $50 $40 v 100 ID.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
Spttial MOtitss.

sixth ,,eibiy District UaiQn Rcpubiican hssecia-
tOn reSds monthly meeting 81 ShlnghnrssYs u , ,s
ner OF tsts THIS tluesil kYBhIh1 July u? tS
al 3 O'Clock JAS a. hOVAhfih, Etrs'e"~
EDWARD HOgAN. (S..,o,.r,a,
!. KENNEDY. 'NN
The Amerun Poultry society will hold sdSans nee;,as
the Asor 6nse WEDNESDAY July H. al O'CLOCK The
object Improve the breeding and management
Poultry this country na,onal In is scope aud deserves he oOfers
subject Those desiring enroll their
invited he send eonaaneaoat Fec Toe
membership So per year o. FNkB, No Ill Wast President
s. b. sAUsDRIis Pearl and Cedarsta Cor Secretary
American Institate Farmers, Club meeting Of The
Clab will held TO-DAY (ruesday July l6 al a o'clock n The
Rooms Institute 10 the Cooper Building Az Interested ss
cultural Improvement are invited JOHNW ChAhBkk5 secg
Tge1ty-irst Assembly District Union Republican Ass
soaouA regular meeting Of this Assoclaiiou VIII be een fl
Head Hotel eetner One hundred sndthird ssd iaa
Tuesday EVENING, ct O'Clock W H. DB CAMP fresiess
O. B. TykIsos, Secretaries.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
FIRES.
KrNDLIYG WOOD FACTORY.

At 81 o'clock q. IN. yesterday. wooden struc-
turo at the intersection Of Eleyenthave ana twenty
thirdst. owned occupied by Charles Cable as knd
ling wood factory was DESTROYED by ncendiary fire
Loss stock aud machinery about sl.5Se insured Tor
5000.
MEADyILLF, PA.
MEADyILLE, Pa, July ia fire here tins
morning destroyed tho Barton House, Smiths nVery
stable with six horses eRhouse dry goods store and MI
McMulens residence. Loss, $4,000. Insurance, S9On
IN PORTLAND.
PORTLAND, Me-, July ia fire this even
ing destroyed Tibbets furniture uanufactory Wash
ngtont and with 1t most Of the furniture Of the New
Masonic Hall 1t was parity insured The total loss is
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
National Trust Company
ofthe
CITY or NETWORK.
CAPITAL, Si.OOO,oO0. SHARES, 500 EACH

NOTICE.
subscription Capital s,sei Of this Conpsay have
been Broadway Of wOrth, 10 which
odiou premises Compsn, eKpectte ban abou Ne
6rst day Of August Hert.
remains unsubscbed fOr New sabscrbsss
from x pay per share the time Of subscribing aud bal
nee easJ and
aterst SLOWED to the date sf payment Of the esls
~ Crcuan with full information be obtained at the once %
the COMPANY, as shove
ELISHA A. PACKER.
THOMAS ". SHANNON
THOMAS n. READ, SComnide1crs
JOSEPH a. ORyIS
HENRY e. CARTER. .IH.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
Tsse Frst Tsnch Of Fever.

E&e FIRST Tench Of Fever.
tbe t,ek and IONS aud hesdaebe the eses4
The these sensations
rieaeed saspOoal orRADwAys READY RBLEF
glass reiaossethe sa easbt epei the al
s,musus h-ess,s lad thsis the best Asf
can Ls given.
Pde 20 per bottle soi@by DrRggsts
Americsn WRtches
THE BowaRD WATCH and OLOCx cOSPANY Sg ROyBURY,
the trade through bs authorised
Agents, the nndegned.
10 III. Factory under the maBlgemsut HOWARD
nshng Watches orspated ia us0 and bs long
enabled him act With the mpsesfate Of
Inc add others especially Js NO COMMON MOVE
MESTS PRODUCED. The srt Of the above Is HOW
ARD Co. Boston BayD desiring spsrOs watch s ~i fsf
them a all respectable dealers.
FELLOWS L Co, Eo. l. Nader lsae.
WHEELER, PARSONS 4 Co. No. Q tMsi3ea-lsse-
WARREN & SPADONE Ma. Naden-aBe.
MIDDLETON BROTHER No. Is Ssdsa isae f...f
CHOPPER PILLOWS "a. No. -hne.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16

Sss-yoKr, jul, IS. 1861
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-01-21
MEDICAL.
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viii ensure bottle, containing 90 Pills. bv return
mail, securely seated from all observation II
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-01-21
MISCELLANEOUS
VINELAND.

MARIN AND FRUIT LANDS, in mild and
H healthful climate. Thirty miles soutn OF fhli-
adelphia, by Railroad, in New JERSEY, Oh tue sauo
line OF latitude as Baltimore Md. ,
to a sandy loan, suitable tor Wheat, Grass, Corn,
Tobacco, Fruit and vegetables This Is greatl Tu5m
Country. Five hundred Vineyards and Orcharus
have been planted ort by experienced iruit growers
Grapes, Peaches, Pears &C., produce immense prof.,
is, Yineland Is already one of the mos beautiful
places In the United States. The entire territory,
consisting of fifty sqnare miles of land, is laid out
upon general system OF improvements. The land
is only sold actual settlers with provision for public
adornmcnt. The place on account oft great beauty,
as well as other advantages has become the resort
OF PEOPLE o. taste. 1t has Increased i've thousand
people within tbs past three years Churches Stores
Schools, Academies, Societies OF Art and Learning
and other clements of refinement and culture have
settling. Hundreds Of new houses are being con-
strueted. Price of Farm Land, twenty acre lots and
upwards, S25 per acre, Five and ten acre and Vii
lage lots for sale.
fruits and Vegetables rlpen earlier in this district
than in any other cality, north OF Norfolk, Nalm-
Openings Tor all kinds OF business, Lumber Yards,
MANUFACTURES, Foundres, Stores and the like; and
Steam Power with room can be rented.
For persons who desire mild winters, beautiful
climate, and good soil, in country beautifully i'm
prov d. Astounding in ruits and possessing all other
social privileges, in the heart of civilization, 1t is
worthy OF visit.
Letters answered, and the Vineand Rural q paper
giving full Information. and containing reports OF So
Ion Rob nson, semitic applicants.
Address CHAS X. Lands, Vineland p. o.,
Lands Township, New Jersey.
From Report of Scion Robinson, Agricultural Edi-
tor Of the Tribune; ut is one othe most extensive
fertile tracts, almost level position and suitable
condition for pleasant farming that we know Of this
side of tie Western Prairies." t ...t
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