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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

1t was early IN the spring OF 81 that this com
pound Was originated. member OF ny family was
a disegsccable cough. l had for somc months pre-
vious Thought that preparation having for lite basic
the inside bark Of white pine might be 20 compound
I'd ~ be very useful In diseascs Of the throat ana
compounded small quantity 81 the medicine that
had been planninp. and rave Il In teaspoonfui do
ses. The result was exceedingly gratifying Within
two days the Irritation Of the throat was removed
Soon aher this cent TO lady In Londonderry.
N. II who had been suffering Tor come weeke rom
had cough, occasioned ny eudden cold. and he'd
raised fnueus stscaked with blood She soon found
oft. and got we'll Il. Clarke. Esq, editor Of the
Manchester Daily Mirror made . tsial Of tho came
preparation Ia the Of cold and was cufcd
Immediately. lie waa go highly pleased with the r..
Mpiaced before ths public. that he finally persuaded
% give II Q name. and eend Il abroad IN benene
tho suffering. In November. 1855. 0rst edvertise0
Il under the name of White Pine Compound In two
Manchester alone one hundred dollars worth, whore
took the lesd ~ all the cough remedies In the maf
ket and II eth maintains that position. There 10
good reason for THE 10 very soothing and healing
withsl % the taste, and Il exceedingly cheap.
'As . remedy for kidnsy complais t. the White
Pine Compound staMls uns'vaed. II was not origi-
mated for that purpose but posson using II foS .
cough Was not only cured Of cough. bat was also
cured 81 kidney difhcui,y Of ten yeass standing
Since that accidental discovery many thousands have
usrd Il for the came complsint and have been COM
pletely cured"
Since then. - 10 Manchester. the White Pine Com.
pound hes taken the lead u oil Cough remedies, -
we'll - preparation for tho cure Of Kidney diicWl
ties, In every city, town. village and hamlet through
This remedy IL a. safe and pleasant TO take - Il 10
e1acNual
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

CfAclnnoaa Market.
CucuxAn, March. I.
~, rs fancy, eA:0O@lsCO for No. I spring.
wne.t-Duli and unchanged. At es.A6@9.5e
Corn. Dull 1t 81.
Oats--Dull. At 5lcior No. 1.
Rye-el.25@i
Whisky-Firm ii o.. 20 in bond.
demsnd.
Mess Pork-oao. 5ensa.o
bulk Aests-7si0Sk.
1aeoa-ls0leL,
Buttee-Dull,
Eggs.-1sc.
Cheese-Staalv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

CnIcAso. March,.
Cattle MARKET quiet end dull q s1f941l for
comnon; 4@@szr. for god butchers; 6s<96h
fsncy,sil
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

'NfE HUHUEON Fyu I0WH CAVHLUY.
HAVING BEEN ENGAGED IN TuEtPRAC
III tice 81 Med:i and Surgery for the last
TwsHry 1--WE YEARS N rms STATE. has ptrman-
entity located IN this city, and oifefs his profes
stonal services 10 the citizens Of Davenport and
vicinity. and hopes by his long experience with
the diseases of the climate, TO merit and receive
portion Of public patronage.
Vice corner Of Third and brady, over Lind
saws cewelry Store. residence in what wss for
mcsly known NJ the Fulton House, on Water
street, above the bridge. iune27 DIT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

CARPETS
CARPETS !-.CARPETS!
AT REDUCED PRICES AT
GouEsD>s
WIsHlAG TO MAKE ROOM FOR MY
w Spring imporfatons OF Carpets, my
present large stock Will be sold At low figures.
Have on hand fine assortment Of
vELvETS. BuRSSELS, SECOND AND THIRD
PLY INGRAM RAG. LINEN AND NAL
some sphkSDIb WOOL Mars ATS
OIL CLOTHS,
Stair Rods. Window Cartulns.
Shades. Hollands. Window
Flxtures,
AND ALL KINDS OF PICTURE CORD,
nArrRsssEs or ALL KINDS,
Hair, Moss, Husk 4 Excelsior,
Also something new under the sun.
Mattresses made or Sponge,
A new discovery. The best aud moot desirable
bed yet known. soft. elastic, and durable be-
yond account
FURNITURE
or every description, Parlor Sets. Chamber
Sets, Upholstered Goods of all kinds and an
endless variety Of common furniture, Ill Of my
owa manufacture. q the old stand on SECOND
feb ss-dtf DANIEL GOULD.
WIN. RENWICk.
SseaA Saw MIL,
LUMBER, SAZyNeGLEN.
LAT0, P1CKRT0. &C.
BASu1AcSunnD AND ooLD ~ L0wns1 cAau Hasuns
Mill and Lumber Yard en- Front Street, above
Railroad Bridge;
Az. Lumber Yard On Harrison st. betwess
ilth = 18th Streets.
jnes-ltf DAVENPORT. IOWA
To the Public [!
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
1 entered into o-partnsrship tor the pur.
pose CT dong
General Real Estate, lire anll
Life Insurance Agency.
Under the firm Of
ROBERTS & CRANDlLL.
And hope by strict attention to business and fair
dealing, to share aportlon ofthc patronage OF the
people. All business entrusted 10 our care will
be attended to with promptness
Office co... Brady ST., and Conf Allev, up
stairs, over Price, Conner Co. Store. Daven-
sAM'L ROBERTS. JOS. A. CRANDALL.
by permission we refer to
HON. JOHN l.. DAVIES,
. JOHN r. DILLON,
MESSRS. PRICE, CONNER 4 Co,
. q. W. CABLE \ CO.,
DIR. J. J. BURTIS.
HON. r. LOWRY.
IRA n. CLIFFORD, Pres LIST Natl Bank.
ED. RUSSELL Esq. Editsr Of Gazette
RE M o VAL.
The Office Of the State Agency Ct the Phuuix
Mutual Life 1ns. Co Hartford, Conn., IL nov 10.
ested at u Brady street, ever Price, Conner /
Persona wishing TO insure their lives in CON-
pasy that has never contested claim, will do
we'll 20 call on the undersigned.
sAM'L ROBERTS. Gen'l Ag't
ROBERTS 4 CRANDALL,
Real Estate d ms. Agents.
Office Il Brady ST., up stairs.
Desirable City Property for sale.
Two story frame house, rooms, good cistern,
out buildings, full lot. very 6ne location.-
Low for Cash.
Two story frame house, . rooms good we'll,
cistern, barn. DC, some choice fruit and shade
trees, full lots; can be had at bargain.
One and one half frame house on leased
ground. Lease to run years, very low for
cash.
Also. leo acres fine rolling prairie, suitable
for either grain or stock farm, with Eever fail
ing water. Stone quarry. good Investment.
Business Stsnd.-A tine stock of Confcction-
cry with the good will OF the business, in good
location. Cheap for Cash.
KOBBEKTS & CRANDALL,
Real Estate ard Insurance Ahents.
Davenport. March !, 1867. mig dit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

=. -. DealBs a nDsON. m. H.. 8
DHYS1ClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
4 with DR.. Baker, under the Davenport Ne
ional Bank, corner of ID aud Brady strecta.
Rsvsasxcss NJ. Adler. NJ. D., J. ". II.
baker. N d. aglstf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

nARPRNTEK AND BUILDER SHOP ON
~ Commcrcisl Alley. opposite Post Office. De-
se~s.~st. 10.
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w. y. HUNCKE1..
aDcp>aose.
r. KInk.

OeRRY STREET. bot. Sd b 9Th, Davenport.
L With fac,ltiss unsurpassed, added 20 thu
experience Of more than 70 years, hopes 70 merit
. large share Of patronage sepl6
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

UUNNEWELLsS
BCY.BCTaC The eiaius for shie vsivsA
PILLS. Fanl1y PM sss beyond
that Of aay other 10 use. A
eest II tAea win not only psose this bat ths ersase
error Of 0nsrIxc which has heretofore been eallsd
CnAAAcTxn The ECLECTIC PILLS never require
two. and seldom but for the dose at on the
bowels without the slightest gripping point Of the
greatest importance. particularly in
ChrOnlc Constipation.
For which take Srxals Pun evcry, or every other
night. They never produce debility and Cure lndi-
gesti' ~. Dyspepsia, Head Ache. Liver and Kidnsy
Complaints, Piles orms, Loss Of. or Impurities Of
the Blood. Ioee OF Appetite and all DesAngcments Of
Bowels or Stomach.
~ Sold by oil Wholesale and Retail dealers In
Medicine.
= ohn T.. BHunnewcll. nsrop'r.
Practical Chemist. Commercial Wharf, Boot0n.
PhyAeleae, % Dse,ss ssppaisa - Ball.. leenala
Do0e oone - lGnnnA. OeG3-A0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07
LlvERlEs.

CITY LIVERY STABLE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE a
i just opened new ~
LIVERY STABLE.
On Third street, between Hrsiy
and Perry. and have stocked Il with New bug.
gies. New Carriages, y Now Coach, and good aud
gentle horses.
Particular attention paid TO Funerals, Picnics.
and Parties attended 10 at oil times
Horses bought. sold and exchanged.
dec5-dfv RAPHAEL 4 ZlNERMAN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07
WHITE PINE COMPOUND!

10 now Offered 10 the anicted throughout the cOoa-
try after having bsen proved BY the test o. eleven
YEAR, In the New England Ststee. where ue merite
have become o. well known 40 the tree from which,
Ia part II derives tts virtues.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07
Disease OF the Eye.
DIR. LIS. C.4sNBPDELk.
0CuI1S

O6ce. % Second H.. in 10 Claire Block. No
ohesge made for ursucoessful services.
Cevenwoes. Iowa feb9.dly
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a. m ll.I.En N.

- 70 BRADY STREET. BELOW SEC
ond heeps constautly on hand and makcs
70 older.
0emts'. Boys and Children
CLOTHING Of the beet material and in mAnncs
ehss cannot fail TO give satisfaction. Liberal
patronage respectfully solicited. lmy2l-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07
nDas. =. YOQrMANs.

ID lYsiCiAN AND SURGEON Office, cor.
Il "a and Brady Streets. under Streeper 1
6ayiis's store. Residence on 18th a., bet. Ira
dy and Main. oct3d .dsfxR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07
fhe White Pine Ceupeuud Cures

Sore Thsoaf Colds, Coughs, Dipthesia. Bronchitis.
Splitting Of Blood. and Pulmonary Affections gcner-
ally. Its . remarkable Remedy for Voiding Crime.
bleeding from the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel and
OthcY com nj nintn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

I.EAlXEs a BUFF,
A TrORNEYS AND C0UNSELLORa AT
Il " =. l. CORNER Of SECOND and brady
streets. Davenport. lows. novadN
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Miss. =. r.. PIlELPN.

STUDIO NO. e--rARRANDsBL.K.sd FLOOR
DHOrOGRAPHS WORKED IN OIL ON
L Mater Colors, or Indie Ink. an plain o.
slbum-oised paper. Particular attention paid
20 copiea.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

VWN0. r.. ADn1"EOE.
A TTORNEY 4 COUNSELOR AT LAW
"A sad War Claim Agent. Office Dsvenports
block. I'd Floor. cor. Main al SECOND streets.
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r. T. M o v Al.

The Office Of the State Agency Ct the Phoenix
Mutual Life lns. Co. Hartford, Conn. 10 now To-
Gated at u Brady street, ever Price, Conner
Co. . store.
Persona wishing TO insure their lives in CON-
pa1y that has never contested . claim, will do
we'll 20 call on the Undersigned
SAM'L ROBERTS, Gen'l Ag't.
ROBERTS 4 CRANDALL
Real Estate d ms Agents,
Office a. Brady St, up stairs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

j01s1NgA Il MORTON,
"OUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, GRAIN
Ia ENS, Paper Hangers, 0lsriers. &c. shop
corner Main and Fifth sts mch2o- d1yt,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07
To the Public

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
i entered into Co-partnership tor the pur.
pose Of doinga
General Real Estate, Fire and
14ife insurance Agency.
Under the firm Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

u. a. REED N. O.s
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
l. residence No. es. corner Main and Third
Posts. Davenport. Iowa. jyl-62-d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

Good ssildiae lots is !Lss. Dsvss,srs, +
1ne view Of the river, Rock Island, andtke 81
ofDavsnport aud Rock lsland. Price oooosG
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

TIM SsNoun n AxrrAcrcntsa CesrasS," ar.s,
Of experience and cslcrt have recently lit 10 rrs
pEcsiuN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05
TO OWNERS OF HORSES.
ADVICE AsD SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR SICK OR INJURED
HORSES GIVEN FREE

Editor ofwILEgS SPIRIT or TIE TIMES desires isorn
horses tie Uned States that be has regularly
engaged bis the A aud most experienced proes
Veicnuaans a Quilted chose special dsty shah be 10
gratis relative sod injured horses which
l. s4ds,ss the SPIRIT ehsA,T Nv ssbsbs not Thee
will 10 all the injury described and
all he pn 10 eosee, r the question ssked in the following
Of he SPIRIT NJ kowescr will be given by mall
the ability the
fsor Sho h n ti department Of Sic SPIRIT n the kee est
ess pubic BY adding s useful department 90 the
sPItIT II BIZ readers and Subscribers
free aud subscribers 6ut
fti Stair rhg hOose diret an
tlq4tU To SPIRIT By The subscription price 81 the SPIRIT
year bat sags copies be bogglt fs agents from
week by ho. Who desire Temporarily only for vetc
a. IS cents copy The SPiRI OF TIE TIMES
ia gtone gentleman. paper Which tst the Sd SPIRIT, whose
and tie nhet y 90 yea stEtng and devoted 10
Hunting FsinS Aass Field Sp.rts Literature snd she Stage
GEORGE WINES. Editor and Propne0r
No. POI Wilhsm.st, NeWYork
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Corporation Notices.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public not

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice ~
~ the occupant or occupants o. III
houses and lots improved uumpogcl lands sfecl nersag hsihs
fosu have lrel Yli,, and 20 si IN the Once
els. yug sidewalks in SttgsecOnl street from lbi 10
H. For yag sidewalks the ouihcr s.le Of POrIiA t'et
from SIT - So trthave.
fencing lots 9 street between SeeoHd and TbH
ar For building sewer from Fhvnin'h y
SAAth street, With bueic in Ae streets mtrsccnS LsHnS'vi
So For building Fh between seyenyrth "'
Ei-h,y-uiuth streets ,,..,
Oh For regulating and grading Egl on 1924 to III
;h For srg sruSn lots and SStfhb sFeets
AMI Fourth and LsNngtoa avenue -
The lima, IN ach nlie 81 tie several bones
and ground. vacant lots. pieces and rae OF % suan Va
M Both II street tn llr 70 fl.A aisAle
Souhery size ftrty-N h r fro sixth 70 Se'eh'1 a'eu
4h Both Lexington avenue from fhy-hiuih 10 e Tvs
street; also size. 81 tho htrreoting streets 10
NiH,y.stt street inclusive tom point dh' A
the block Lexington css,er 10 In syenei s
the westerly o lAiFd avenue 'A'''N
5h Tie c,,er side ofFal ayaac and O: sles q Mst'ou e-
ralh street; also ioi sizes OF tL' hfl'
m tng streets from Eirih Eghc street. and between
9TH Roth Sides Of m n -itysscond ~ llath t"
also both of The rteotHs streets TO he extent VI hA Tue o
eT,t and vest 81 Eighth stei,e ,-o..-.-,A 80, g..
tyfch streets. ava Thirl ant Fouit. svc1ueS
A. netsos ". ase interest. af-. bv thc r'o'enaincd as-r
meta gal who the either % them ie flHs
10 pres,ut objections IN writing, 20 ot the unirrsne
of No u Chambers street NN Court House. uAa ib"J
'"!Si0" w "'' " JtclB T. OAKLEY.
jj9iiS D. oTiI%aLL Bo'rl Of Assessors
ISAAC q. HUNT y ., ,o.-
oae Borlof assessors Ncs House. February a. 1901
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G'nnlrtrtrs!lin Nctltes

COPARTNERSHlP.--0. W. JOSLlN VIA has tliS
Jsv associated With him as partner Mr. JOHN y boNIN' 10
III nre nj, MIXING All STOCK COMMISSION business al No
al RyosdSt ru,,r tie grm OF q. VI. josiah Il Co
Ncw-York, Marth 1867
NTOTICE-The firm of PERRY, FULLER a;
~ Co in the Commission business is tbs DAY dissolved M.
consent, MDor'll having viildnNu from me f s o. IN
Tho business Will he carried on as
the name PERRY FULLER Co. At No s3l BFosd"V' "'
viii continue t- patronage as uns ptrRRS Ca
New.l)rk leh. u 1891 fhhnh Io
tENHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore exlsiilg
L between COLE. bfMEIA HALL Is We uy prIFR An.
m-'aa1 'oA-'A" a" '"e -A'"' " ' ~ WILLIAM COLE,
JOHN DEMkZA,
MaIshi 1867 Ih'b -
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STATIONARY ENGINES
cnet an0 fonn0.

CtI1 REWARD will he given 10 the honest
~ w snl.r r,e BOOKS wn,B in the German language
Nch ao4t 10 O'Clock Monday morning.
1rnitavc Chaber,t aud rho wih return them a.
No IS Cerirest. Rooms Nos ) and D.
rr---.r
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fnrniiEre.

(BAMBER e. DINING ROOM FURNITURE
~ TIs greatest raneiJ of CHAMBER SUITS iaads nom
risstBu slso The m0st eStsnsFe s,sormett "
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITTRT,
Soupd wholesale retail - FDs 200 lA C.nal 800
Halberry ~ EDWAkD ". BAKTtH 4 60 N'@''
~ We are MSlslFIG 49, sel Al lSgu p9 than suy on e,
bLyss ~ 'bs etc - wv"
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OiFica P,NN0IvaNiA I,ILEoAp CoygANY.t
-,.,.,.l-.. PHLiDFLFnA, February I. 1874
PROPOSALS VIII be received ut the Office of
The F~uns yauA Ealho' ComI~uy PHILADELPHIA uui the
aiy Of Ns 1901 neuNr tne' satisfactory prdpo should he
eeTtd
With tie ,abieat OF line
shps istHecn Philadelphia ard Liverpool
Blank form 81 proposal, Stt detailed Information win be frns,s
tIoh sUUic gtsVT 10 EDMU%D SMITH Secretary.
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WeANins GarNs, &5t.
DcOro an0 Rooms.


4 \ old LADY desires Ia obtain permanent
l.hF 70 us ctS, private f'y; liberal rate
~ p'e 'r SefosaoaSiens Sasfoy rrlerepce gten aud
9He =" n"arus house krencrs te-i srpy Adde'S. b. c.
Aea.iors Po>tofcs, Bos ~. Se42.
4 SUIT of iilst-class ROOMS with excellent
Hte.EEic koAGb h- bad Turkish
FULTON F-rry '
4 LARGE ROOM. with Board. suitable FOR one
~ tie hssa0euf '~'
ROAlID VAhTED-FGrG Gentleman and Wife,
on The Sri ~ "i or pirate family prt.eno aye
u" "sber boadct Ir Ld Ia fIccci - Tef ueek Adde'S
STATION, Tribune OGcs
WALL HOUSE, WILLIADlSBURGH offers
tnpsf EUAHD Snd rorinodious rooms With pure lie
h-@i''' ehEI trss GEaies VI tLY fsTe II elaesd
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froal Notices.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Pmsuant To an
~ order otc suon'e Of the Con % ontario noGg Is hsTeOy
r Ssue-s 81 Oc County se Of NeNlork deceastd TO
pssrt WITH vouchers thereof 20 the undersigned admins
i-o his odc In Geneva IN said county
Lefofc Jib day Of Juae, So1-Da,el Dee ~ no
IIrrStl4tor 1 OF deceased.
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~OO Unsurpassed agricultural materials sud miaea resource,i
ea tnerel; IA markets For descrtve circulars all
.Je@ JAMES L. MITCHELL Hs,lBs T. ., Carroll Co., Nhgs~
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Proposals.

OETcE Assistant COViis SrHi,rgNcEt
No S1ATgsr., SEwi oiK Fe'L u. 1874. !
A RMY SUPPLiES-SEALED PROPOSALS
~ Cu dIpcs vii te received by the r.
WEDNESDAY, harch for Aurpvag he
States Army. 81 BSISTENCE STOElS 20 Le delivered NesYo
Brooklyn, A. iolioss va;
20 dozen peifll
30 dOy Oyste.s
~ dozen Assolte. l.l'-s.
g. dozen cans Assorted JAMS
40 dozen TomltoeN
10 dozen Com.
$50 dozen Peas
The be hennscsy sealed Bach youlds
packed box tie he well aud
strapped The ends with hickory and marked 10 fan
Niih contents. tSutssor and date Of packing
Tie fruits viii be- Inspected before delivery
Samples ~ III ha lTs be delivered With the WOp"Js and
fter iberia an bidders nsy Pogos fr the Whole OF y p! u
each ~ H-r'ls-+S
printed copy i, sdye ~ INST be attached to ereh froPo'sl
Ard he proposals. specific complying precisely with 81 -
terms Zach Dill ~ ltvc DIGESTION, must t0a'+in the t1u .f
suty oftro rspoa soc ra.es - iol'Of;: ES .y s ss,
We he usdse hcre'f tiir":;e tlfi Should al u n, -
Of he save VII c a.P "l SSH he dolly hItcl according 10 ~
true pnIt AMI ci 4n dat written coatlso vh lO'd 10
ne a't "a" one,t o. r .lge Of tue stores proposed 10 be r
Psrmet - her, oir to G made ia ouch hu]s nay t furnished
BY The tl.ied rtstrs.
coatr s1pe,i 20 bot their goods ,'lot elese 90 the
ltlt-f states. ultl Shipment
banks rhCh IL
iac1@d W sflle "irsrd the uT51tqel. e.{ igJ5s1
P'0p0sat yor Subsistence S.,c." 70. r. CLARKE.
Brctet BIZ. Sen. and A. &. &, :.
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A RARE CHANCE is Offered to enerpctio

"A Men and Women engage IN TIE sale OF T. Headeys great
work Navy. entitled FARRLGCT ASD OUR NAVAL CON-
MASDERS Very popular selling rsp nov ready Ase IiiS
LOST CAUSE h and complete Southern History Of tie Wsr,
patronzei Agns
sold 2zO the at week. Address b. TREAT Co.. Publishers No.
Rra.dy New-I oTk.
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Real estate for Gdlr.

A TTENTI0N ALL WANTING FARMS! -
~ Cheap FARM and FRUIT LANDS VILLAGE Lots WsieI 10 Fss r
for SALE, BRICKsBURG OCEAN COUNTY Nh"
JERSEY rges from Ney-Yort railroad 10 Phiads pia
superior Country inst rolling enough ior
Beauty and utility Climate mild ard pToyrSly heathy Matr
pr-e Sod actual settlers on easy
lrce per acre, Is ald upwerd.
For ekttlArS and m:ps address a. above ,,,, :, ,,.
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tcre. Of LAND pnest i1 ts t o. iocpot tferq'f-n
mile M4rtt, good ftE-' o' lrck HrDf conveniently
inn-ei aud vel finished marie U5i, bhf otU'tr Bone su
Tam lruerg &C. grounds t-st,g DID alt ai Iltt tinra n
00 Delaware rapues q Wilson straa tsros % tEan
Known v-t. 20 srlc plenty u Prsrss
ounce lots - sin-l
thc- aui hall Ne convecut Or thlsoa taHE SO
be- l ,.rg ,le ,rtsr FHd lrI At Oh, tl ua
Tie r,palbg three Pdcc S3en ier part I. lrar ~
l.. III !. L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05

ALGRENOy 5. SULLIVAN, plail

The complaint the above entitled cause was de 10 ne % o ihe
C Nile Gy aud County OF Nsa YORK this a day Of February
inn ALGERNOS s. SULLINAN,
' gi6; t.,-r,rr, Plaintiffs Attorney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05

I'D e front 1871 deep the north aide of Wyckohst
be;veston and fush beautifully located and near the
the Park The lots restricted 70 resi-
dnces. With court yards Of 20 feet Apply MEIrLER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05
A GOOD COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE

"a possession $4,000 ahe neghbOhOodi $500 only re-
qured viii procure tenant at SEQ rent Apply premises No liz
FnTtE.f lthest between slIth and Seyenthaves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05
Giiuailors Wautea- alaIrs.

A GRADUATE of the New-York University
Medical College and Chemist Of several experience In
analytical and manufacturing laboratory and th practical application
OF chemistry manufacturing EMPLOYMENT. Best Of refer
enees given Address CHEMIST, Tribune Ohc Boz No no.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05
D0OK AGENTS WANTED

NREELE1s HISTORY tUMPLEIE.-UN
~ PARALLELED SuC( ESS i-EXTHACRDINARY OPP0R,
TUNITY FOR CANvASSERS 's EstoT contains accounts 4
hundred battles rot generally iHua the earlier histories
Of the Rebellion IN those widely cir,usttd
Nov that the work completed It's pei lag greater than
before, and the 1p,y with which sells makes Ihe most valuable
work flr CanvaSers published
Address o. D. CASE Co., Publishers az Hartford Coma, Ces
iguiO or De rot.M q.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-29

SOUTHERN RECONSTRUCTION
tendency of public feeling all over the
South is manifestly'in favor of being
what we call reconstructed; that is,
accepting the terms proposed by Con-
gress as a means of coming into the
Union, taking their place as States in
Congress and exercising such influence
as their numerical representation may
command. We learn from Virginia
that the Legislature OF that State, for
example, has received, with general
satisfaction the order of General Soho
field, assuming command under the
new Military bill. From Georgia,
North and South Carolina, MISSISSIPPI
pi, Florida and Alabama, we also hear
that the late ConfederNtes are becom-
ing convinced that the vote of the ne
groes will be rather favorable than
hostile to their particular views OF re-
construction.
The New York Herald publishes
the foregoing, and asks in view Of the
prospect Of settlement Of the sec
tional troubles, "why the necessity of
retaining Mr. Davis in captivity"