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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-29
auyNnAv nHADlN0.
M, sry IT WHEN BE WAKES.

HE'LL SEE 1T WHEN hn
,v.-.nb.r a. the Wilderness CAV
s, 'a had fallen, and at night
80. ~ ,,s, hofore buyring him there came
-, -. ,r.,, her he loved best. One OF the
-. -, around his body--a minister. whose
.e,lerness was uomanly broke the silent
,e.rfilness with which be saw the dead lets
ter be took i, up and laid il upon the
breast OF him whose heroic heart was still:
" Bory Il with BIN he will see il when he
wakes" II was tho sublimest sentence OF
his funeral seryicc.--N. o. Psoayune.
Amid The clouds OF battle smoke.
The sound had died away,
And where the storm Of battle broke,
e., A thousand warriors lay
A band OF friends upon the neld.
Stood round a youthful fern,
Who, when the war clouds thunder pealed,
Had persisted In the storm,
Upon hts forehead, on his hair,
The coming moonlight breaks.
And each dear brother standing there,
A tender farewell takes.
Butsre they Icy him 10 hishcme.
There came oomrsde near.
And gave atcken that had come,
From he the dead held dear,
4 momenrs doubt npou him pressed,
The one the letter takes,
Aud avs it low upon his breast.
He'll see when he wakes.'
oh thou who dost 10 sorrow wait.
To- him wh2ps sleep no noise can wake,
Though thv Hear message came too late,
-'ne'l see IL when he wakes
Meier more amid the 6ery s'crm,
Shall his strong arm be seen.
No more his yonng and manly form.
d. Tread Mississippi . green.
And cen thy words OF tender love
Th- words affection spesks-
Came all too tate but oh thy love
"Hlll see them when he wakes
No ar disturbs his gentle rest.
No noise his siumber breaks.
Eui thy works sleep upon his breast
"Ic' Il see it when he wakesthem
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-29
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LEADING BUSINESS HOUSES
IN CHICAGO.

q u Z ID II
LEADING BUSINESS HOUSES
IN t.IttCAHO. ''-'
Rags aud 1sagsimg.
MOVES 4 BROWN, Board Of Trade iiag Factory
Il La Sale 81.
Isocss and SHOES.
San c,M nFT Sn, g" = w As a hs +
s sahS bsofa i / CO '"ss lake !, St,
CasacelIlng Stamp..(Sccor's Patiently.
Rect and cheapest scfdaier used, NJ
t,pe setting needed Three wheels
Al carry date. iar twelve YEAR, and u
N child can regulni. ". oniy siu.m.-
RkA.s Agents wanted Addr'..,
H. ! :. sFANtRNS.
1orncti,au. Curtain Goods a Bestsoeug.
ALiEN 4 NA, KEY BRYAN Hall ~ south clark
Carriage, f,nagie., Express Wncons,
Nc.. Sc.
CoAN 4 TEN rRoEki II n 81 Randolph st,
and no West Randolph st cor ~ Ann
HENRY MiIJEiS Corner 81 state y Twelfth st.
Commission observation-disclosures y.
CARRIER, nEMAhY 60 ln aou Mater y,
DRAKE, CHAPEL X 60. 40 south Wnirf ~
LAYTON Mos \ MARI ist south Water 81
CARROLL. BEAT'rIE 4 co.---'r Chamber OF
Commerce.
china and Glass Ware.
BoWEN. WHITMAN wINsIow tsucce.son
TO howen iite~.N w. ~ ". ~ "a"n"'pn 81
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sIcKirs' pREsTOy 4 60 gs Iak. $,
uron. Heavy ss.raw.r. ...a Vy.vo,.
stock.
HALL. KIMpARK & ro--sn. "a. n ~ Michigan
Avenue
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n. WATSON & cor; Lake q,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-29
ENpRBLKD AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
Of both ee1eo, ~ HHLMs0iDS Rx1aACe BCuzu. II
Will give bsise sd energetic feelines, and enable
you 20 sleep well. frebSd&vly
PREPARED OIL Of PALM lND MACE.
For Preserving, Ressoring and
Beoatify1ng the HAIR.

And 10 the most delightful and wonderful artiele
The world ever produced.
Ladies win and n not only . csstain remedy 70 Re.
store. .fksn and Beeueiy the HAIR bet alec desie
able article for the Toilet. ~ y hiahly perfu1ed
with rich and delicate perhme independsiit 81 ~
fragrant odor Of the Obs Of Palm Of Macs.
The Marvel Of PERI.
new and beautiful perfume, which In dclcscy Of
ecens, and the tenacify with which II clensa e. ~
Ia ndkerchief and person. is nnequalled.
The above articles for sale By all Drurpists and
ferumers. at 81 per bottle each. Sent BY express 20
any address by proprictors.
r. W. WRIGHT q CO.
oc9oiyl 100 Liberty Street. New Yorh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-29

HElMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU gives heath
and ,igor to the frame and bloom to the pad cheer.
peolniy v accom- panied BY many alarming symp-
Mop. Insanity or eplepuc ilts snsue. IfebId&wiv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-29
In the Coral Caves

I'm the Coral Caves
SEQ green s sad to be the pre- vaiing hair color. and
the FISH TAILED MAlDENS
cit on the rocks and comb their grcan locks sssdu
ously. Bot the
BELLIES OF EARTH
prefer glossy browns and shining blacks to any other
tingcs. and II nature has not given thss fair heads
these beautiful hues II mischance has robbed them
Of their exquisite beauty, &hey don't cry about
Il, but resort At once 10
CRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE,
whleh In Ave minutes does all that matuse ever did
Soe any heaA in her happiest mood Manufactured BY
J. CBiSrADORO, . Astor House. N. Y. Sold by
all Dsuggists. Applied BY al Hair Dsesssss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-29

A tAe f0eme Ofdisease Sue which We prescribe The
Compound have their origin in the blood, let the
sufferer remember that no merely outward appliance
reach he CAUSE ne Cdmpound. sosss rSro ', TSs
sLoop,-THE CITADEL OF THE DISEASE,-drtyce
u Rom lie efroog hold, and The victim 10 relieved
otRE wARRYS7n - b. 81 '''1.S....
BURNHAlf,k VAN sCuAACx.
-. .Mholesale DrnRgbss. se Lake q, Chicago.
o"euum AGENT for the Eof3hW0f:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
'HISTORIOAL,"
GARDENERS
Rheumatic 4 Neuralgia compound

TIE RHEUMATIC & NEURALGlC COMPOUND
EIF rEEN years ago, Capt, l.. r. Copeland wa. CON-
L manderof Boston brig. owned BY the late Rob
ert a, shaw. Capt. Copeland. at that time made a
yoy tge 10 Vera Cruz aud while there near the guns
of the Castle O San Juan de Uiua was attacked th
his old complaint, Rheumatism. While suffering Sc
set"y ON board his vessel, he was visited by Next
can SpaDiard. who sadshe could relieve him Of his
pain. and entirely cure him Of his disease. The viz
itor returned with his medicine and proved his Words
IN a few days capt Copeland began to improve I'M
der his treatment and was soon completely cured
SO delighted WAS the 'old Sea Dog, that he pur-
chascd the receipt from the Mrxi,o-S paniarl for
one Hundred and Fifty Dollars.
After Capt Copeland returned 10 Boston, Capt.
Gardiner bought number of bottles OF this article,
then manufactured la small way by Capt Copeland
tn Boston capt. Gardiner, who then sailed mcr-
chant chip To London took the article with him. and
sold 1t Tor guinea bottle. 1t attracted attention in
London, and Capt. Gardiner Immediately wrote to
his brother, Charles 4. Gardiner, Esq., To purchase
OF Capt Copeland the right 10 make and cell the art
clein England. the West India Islands and Australia;
this was IN ls5d. Capt NJ ID. Gardiner on receip, 81
the notice OF the purchase from Capt. Copeland, i'm
mediately formed aco-partncrshp with Mr.. Watson,
awcaihy dealer in London who now, under the firm
Of Gardiner, Watson ~ Co, No. 81 Mark Lane, LON
DON are introducingthe Compound with great success
all over Europe.
In 1889 Capt. Gardiner was In Boston. and In con.
necti-n with his brother Chas f. Gardiner purchas-
ed from Capt. Copeland. his heirs and successors
the whole right TO the article, with the intention TO
give to the people OF North America the benefits Of
Its wonderful healing properties II has proved a
most valuable medicine to all who have tried IT,
Mr.. G. +. Gardiner Immediately established a large
manutactury laboratory for the OF The
article and since 1859 has devoted hs time to the in
PRODUCTION and sale Of GARDENERS RHEusArrc AND
NEusAtalo ConrouNp. We rho.d sdd that the ar
tcc is entirely vegetable one. being composed OF
roots and herbe. the most important u which grows
Wild In England, from whence IL Is imported BY the
Proprietor-Mr. Henry X, Gardiner.
CHICAGO, Nov. 18th, 1866
Mn. H. X. GARDINER, Proprietor GARDENERS Rbeu
matte Neuralgia Compound:
Sir-Hssing been afflicted with the Neuralgia in INV
face for six monhs, friend induced ne 20 iry your
Compound, and cnn cheerfully cay l found il The
only relief and recommend II TO all who are trouh-
led with the Neuralgia
Yours keepectfully, A. BOOTH, E.
Oyster Dealer, Cor. Madison & Dearborn Ste.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-29
Bachelors HOtr Dwe.

This splendid Hais Dye u he best In the vosid.-
Tho only 1srs md sasSaos DfD .Aarmless, Relia-
b.. iussantaneoos No dissppoassnent. No sidsc
siOus tints. Natural Black q brown. Remedies the
m snsdts Of Bed Dyss. lnsiaofasss The hair leaving
u soss and beautiful. The gsaoins d signed wulas
A. BaAsAelos. An others ere nsss SGitaiious, cd
shouid b ayosdsA esad By IN DuurRdstsanA Pesss.
mers. Doctosy o. Baelay 0eseet, NsW YosA
- DEWARl OF a COUNTu0vRfr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-29

Tmr Now York Iost cons idcrs the pres
cnt system of taxation, internal ard extcr
nal. nceldessly oppressive; that il wrongly
favors the capitalists at the expense Of the
workman and that the rcctitication of the
wrong is the "neyt erea, question"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-29

Harrison Peristaltic Lozengers.
Pleasant Prompt and Effective. Two taken At
night move the bowels once next morning. Unlike
all Pills they never pain require increase Of
dose 10 perfect cure.
They cure Headache, Dizsinees, Oppression after
eating, Sour Rising and every evil arising from Cos
and IspGEsrios. Warranted in all eases of
Pms, either bleeding or blind. june2llm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-29

THE GLORY OF MAN Is SrRENGTH-There-
fore the nervous and detilitated should immediate
iy use IlLNBoLps EXTRACT BuoHu. ld&w
Misguided Men. AND THE Law OF CnAn-
rTY AND MrRcy.-Howard Essays, on the Errose,
Abuses and diseases which form the bnse Of the Ora
vest Malades in the first age of man, and fesSfully
sap the vital powers with cure meaps Of relief Sent
In sealed letter envelopes free OF charge Address,
Dr. SklLliN HOUGHrON, Howerd Association,
Philadelphia, A. may1s-dk w3m
HELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU 10
pleasant In taste and odof free from eli injurious
properties. and immediate in ts action. fo6w1H
LADna can receive Q box Of DR.. velpsu's Pills BY
mall. sealed from the eyee Of the public. by enclosing
one dollar and six postage stamps tn N. W. MA
COMBER, Albany, NY
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN-
SAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant and dangerous
disease. Tee ufLnBol.D's ExsaAcf Bucuu AND In
PnOvKp lloeR WASH. (febS-d&V1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-29

An exchange says the radical party tax,
20 sixteen thousand articles. 1t taxes every
thing but the breath Of mans body, and il
comes 20 near that il taxes tho bres,h al
mos. out Of his body
The only reason they don't tax mans
breath 10, that they can't fasten a stamp On
IL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-29

SOUIRE'S
PATENT FRUIT JARS,

Halffhc Labor srrei IN .pr4seyring Fruits
and Vegetables IN this Jar.
Mo handling OF Hot Jars. No handling of Hot
N Fruit. No tempering of Jsrs necessary.
The only ctsss Jar for Preserving Vegetables
Every REQUIREMENT OF Simple and Effective Jar full
n m~. This Jar IL constructed that the Fruit and
Vegetables may h. put in whca cold and then heated
sufficiently for preserving ~ thit means their nat
CURED and their and appearance not injured BY
Undue handling. The jar is also constructed so that
1t can be completely flied and all air excluded can
he also opened with much case as VIAL ana does
no; require half the attention heretofore necessary
do not W. put on with any other JAR. send Tor CT.
cular BARTLETT A CO.. Manufacturers ss9 Green
Wich Street New York.
MERRILL q HOPKINS, % Lake Street. Chicago,
Agents for the Northwest teis-d&w3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-29

A LENGTHY visit from the Christian Com
mission 10 ssdly needed in the capital Of
Thad Stevens State A Free Love" So
cir,y was discovered ard broken up, few
weeks since, which had drawn into its en-
braces many of the most promising young
en- and most respectable young girls in
% place. II comprised over a hundred
members. but was kept a profound secret
from outsiders. Among the members were
wives and children Of State dign.ares, and
oil were pcraons who moved in the better
c'sss e society. The ruin OF severa young
srl.. and the running AWAY of others, led
TIA stern demand fjr confession, aud one
of the rirls told all
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-29

SiS6 SING, Jan 25. 1857.
Da. BRAsnaETH some years have been sub
Jet 10 attacks Of infammatory rheumatism. which
usually comes every three or four monthe. My
physicians wire Of the highest reputation. by their
advice took colchicuu, citric acid, and other cee
hrsted remedies but none relieved me shortened
the attacks which lasted for weeks at time In my
last attack conclu, ed 10 try your famous Pills.
vas lying upon my bed at the Time suffering the
veres pains in my feet aud ankles. which pen can
describe. The first dose of six Pills effective
that In few hours the pain and swelling sensiby
ahated, and in forty eight hours all gone, and
was cured and have had no return.
ssnd you this Testimonial for the benefit OF others
who. suffering In a similar manner. may know how
they can hnd certain relief
am respectfully yours, J. d. DUDLEY
The Hon. Demas Barnes, savs:-"I sell more Of
Brandrufh's Pills than all others put together"
BRANDRETHS PILLS are sold by all druggists,
and at the principal ONCE, Brandreth House, New
Yo.k Observe B. BRANDRETH In whitcletters on
the government stamp on each box.
HRLMBOzDs EXTRACT BuCHU and lxrRovxD
nosE WAan secret and delicate dis riders In all
their stages, At little expense, little change in
diet no inconvenience and exposure II is pleas.
ant In taete and odor, Immediate in tie action. and
Zee from all injurious properties. lfeb5dkwIy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-29

Sshenck,,s ., SeHwssSde Tonis q P1lss.
deiS0o IL Intended 70 dissosvs 90 nabs II
into chyae the first process Of fiseetiou. b clean
Eng the etowaeh with schencks Mandrake Pills. the
Tonic sestores the appetite and food that eouA
DOT be eaten before usinR Il vii be EARLY diReated.
Coaeumptiss cannot ~ cured ~ eehencks pulMo-
mic the stosarh md liver r made healeiy
and the adpvtit sestored. hence the Tonic ed PILL
are reqofed IN nearly every ease ~ eonsum ption.
half dozen bottles Of the 0RAWEED TONIC and
three or f0us hhses Of the MANDRAKE PILLS will
enre any ordinary case Of dyspepsia.
d. StsfrNcK mskes professional ysits IN New Yosk,
Boston. and at HE principal Once in Philadelphia
every week. See dat pseers u each place. or his
pamphlet consumption FOR his DAYS fof visitation
Please observe, when purrhaene that the two ike
ner-es OF the Doctor In the last stage OF Con-
sumption and the other he now s In perfect health
on the Government stamp.
bottle or 81 30 the hafdoxen. All letters fos adv Q
should he addressed TO DR., scheneks Principal Once
No. IS North 9Th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents Demae Barnes d Co.,
n. Y; =. q. Hance, Baltimore, Nd: John d. Psrh,
Cincinnati, Ohio: Walker q Taylor. Chicago. III !:
Collins Bfoc,, St. Louie, Mo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-29

Ora worthy radical neighbors. being Of
that class whom Horace Greeley Styles
"thosc little creatures whom God, Tor SONY
inscrussb,e purpose, permits 70 edit p''s''
;.v ~ mn, ,,s;ca, journals, seems 10 nave
a p-e., deal 70 ssy ahou, the late l,e'n'e'a'
II Convention q, Des MINES We woA'o
Ii. - ,.ys .hern toll as what The Scott
coan,v dee ,ston to the Republican Cons
venson did with the resolution favoring
License Law which they took with them
from their County Convention. Wspresnme
III, following copied By the Gazette from the
Dewitt O5serrer expresses the opinion OF
the minority of the delegates at that Con>
vsntion a., We srs confiisnt, IL 10 the opin>
io1 Of the whole radical party in this State
Of the Price Co. school:
Lager beer and wine men will show their
wisdom in letting well enough alone; tie
present Law does not interfere with those
beverages, and II the la~ must be amended
We guess il viii DO in the opposite direction,
rather than in granting license. Iowa u .
stronger prohibitory State to-day than ever
before, and will take no sep backward
We are Of the opinion the voters OF Scott
county will not "le, well enough alone" and
tist they too will take no step backward
We ore under Obligations TO the Gazette
for publishing the above extract. ltshows
tn true status of the Scott county radicals
on the License Law question. Further proof
We lave by the non>action Of the Scott
county drlcg At. on at the Radical State Con-
ven,ion We now wait for Information on
the subject Of Tariff and Taxation. alter
which We ask TO be informed Why the Ga
setfe has gone back on the platform adopted
by the Republican patty at tho time OF Lin>
c.fpfs nomination
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-29

II. r. Gardiner, Esq..-Dear SIR
II not often that am led 20 cay aught In
avor OF Patent Medicines, bat \ In my owl fam
iy having been cured In . remarkable msnuer bv
duced to oflsf you few words Of encouraemsot.
which, beng unsolicited. may be better appreciSled
c0ne ooeehs since my vile bad . veg esvcse attach
with acute Neuralgia in her head. fse and breast =
Having heard repeatedly Of wondcrful cures among
her friends rceulsna from the nee Of s.(insdinuf
hhsamaaic = Neafsteic Cdmpolnd," she was is6se
ed to give IL trial Strange 70 eays before che had
uesA Osx he NssSSsis ana rsi0Iyss had dis.
appeal ed and II has not returned / recommend ih,
Uompuund without hesitation, 10 al truuhed
with Rheumatisn or Neuralgia. knowing q I do its
value as well - the fact that your well known repu
tafion - sufficient guarantee Of the ~
che Compound prepared by you Many costly doe
tore bill may be avoided by the use Of your rnrt;
cines. Respectfully Yours,
Of Hale 4 Co, Real Estate and Patent Agents.
Lombard Hook -AAs"s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-29

RELMBOlD's FLUID ExTRAc

BUCHU
IL certain cure for discssce OF the
BLADDER KIDNEYS. GRAVEL. DROPsYs
ORGANIC WEAKNESS. FEMAIE CDaPLAiSFS.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
Md al dieeaees OF the
URINARY ORGANS.
rs.ssss MALE OR FEMALE.
from s=hstever carse originating ard no matfer q
How LONG STANDING.
Diseases o. these organs require the nee OF dursc
Ifno treatment Il submitted TO. Consnmpton or
Insanity may ensae Our Flesh and Blood ere sup
ported irorn these sources ard the
HEALTH Asp HAPPINESS,
that Of Posserity. depends upon prompt use OF re-
Halle remedy.
HELMBoLDS EXTRACT BrCHu.
Established upwards offs yssss. prepared By
n. II. nELMDOB-Os
DuU00IoT,
m Broadway. New Yosk. snd
1sbod 4wl loA South l0en etfeee. fnMeoeeoMes "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-29

Ar the same time that New England phi.
lsn,hropis,s and politicians were ringing
the changes on the barbarian u slavery
Nov England shipowners. it was known,
wese engaged in the slave trade, Brother
Jonathan impartially making his game on
both sides Of the great question. II would
seem now also that New England exercises
Q double activity through her deep interest
in the niger. New England radical orators
are preaching politics all over the South and
telling the uiggers how 10 vote and who TO
vote for Other New Englandcrs, convinc
ed that Sambo was happier in slavery, arc
doing what they may to make him happy
from that point Of view. Negroes from the
Southern States are said 10 have been start
ed oa'snsibly for Liberia and landed and
sold f,r slaves in Cuba"by Boston skippers. =
THIS story comes from North Carolina. -
Boston will deny il, Of course; but that
ought to have IN investigation, to white
wash all its shippers very nicely, and prove
tho story horribly and terrifoally fac.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-29
Of Hale 4 Co. Real Estate and Patent Scssn,.
Lombard Block ,es""

CHIcAso, August 2sth. 1866
Dn. SAkptxER. Prop'r Gardiusr's Raeumai,, 4 Nao
ralgic Compound Dear Sir
tbs with great pleasure that TESTIFY 10 the r,c-ts
OF your insalnahb medicine. Having been a,;Ii ted
win NensaigiA Tor mere than year, causing me
alsncsf - cry remedy that aii be Oh; sin.d ~,
incuced me to ~ ,ourCompound, and an hapny
TO Say that one otle cured me and henrt;lx ~ ~,
" recommend trial by every che sum ring nom Nan
sslgia or The unstisn VIM : llnfESWS4 >cu-
firm Merrill & Hopkins, 70 Lake 81.
0sSEsno. Henry Co, H., Nav "a. isss.
can now make a more full report Of INV wis..
ease. The two ply ctans had called iu ha, ;n e~,,
I'd to cure her, che thea began 10 take the neir.,
{oo cent hes, a14se one bottle che began 10 hnveS
better appetite q 70 Improve otherwise Her swell
l wish you would send oee dozen bottles 20 me Z:
coon ~ eouveniont ! WIN remit mint
Truly yUurss' I'M RuSSEIi
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LONDON 4 NEW YORK
eTEA MaHaP LINE.
senry.
Excursion tickets 4 reduced rates available Tor sx
wv. PENN, Capt. Rininse. from New York July 8.
ATLANTA, Capt Pinkham, from New York July 80
1ELLONA. Capt Dixon. nom New York Aug 8.
CkLLA, Cset 1lsadsn. ston New York. Avg: Y.
PENN, VIII leavs pier No. North River for Lon
DOR calling q Bsest On Saturday, Jaly 6th. at1z ~
Ont1 further notice all the steamers this line will
call ct BFes(s 70 land psssenasSs.
Tickets sold through by rail to Paris 1t - per
cent. les than feeUl4 sateo.
Gtven g Hsvse. Antwerp, Rotterdam, Amsterdsm end
Dunklsk.
For passaee upply 20
kJB'T n. CLARK, % Broadway,
For freight apply q "a South Sc.
ROWLAND D ASP1NWALL, Agents.
IRA =. OXFORD. Agent davenport teb9sk
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