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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-21

The BALTIMORE OLD ScnooL PRESBYTERIAN
SrsoD.-This body, now in session in George.
town, D. O., has a field Of 2, 100 square miles.
with los ministers, 12l churches, II, 4i5 mem.
bers, II. 464 children in bible classes and Sab.
bath schools, $50 admitted to the church on ex.
animation, and 392 on certificate. During tho
past year SIS infants and 90 adults were bap-
tised. There are licentiates, and there arc at
present AZ candidates for the gospel ministry.
The total contributions during the year in all
the churches amounted to s27s, 063, of which
fund eighteen times as much was spent on the
respective churches as has been devoted to do.
mestio and foreign missions.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-21

ExrLoDED.-A coal.o lamp exploded on Sat
urday night, at a late hour, in the house Of Mr..
F. Ford, on Fourth street, between X and L.
By the explosion q bed and some carpet was
Ared, but Officers Lynch and Lawler, of the Sew.
enth precinct, passing by, entered the house and
extinguished the flames without further damage.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-21

A SEASON or FINE WEATHER.-Such has been
tho mildness Of the weather In this latitude for
the past few days that many persons think tho
season OF Indian summer has set In, but this Is
mistake, as the experience OF many years
proves. 1t refy rarely sets In before the com.
mencement Of the month Of November. 1t
usually occurs every year over the northern por.
ton Of the United States after the autumnal
storms, and continues often without interruption
two or three weeks, when 1t Is succeeded by tho
cold weather and the storms Of winter. II sp-
pears to be more decided season In the interior
than near the coast, and in the region Of the
great lakes Ia especially noticeable, tho waters
being remarkably placid, the weather mild and
pleasant, and the atmosphere filled with pecu.
liar haIincss At this time tho woods arc in
their brightest coors the leaves before their fall
assuming the brilliant autumnal hues peculiar TO
the autumnal climate. 1t was fayorite season
with the aborigines, and Ia hence called Iudian
summer. They regarded II as the gift Of their
most honored deity, 'tho God Of the Southwest, 4"
who sends the southwest winds, and to whom
they believed their souls 60 after their decease.
But even now the weather Is so mild and the
rays OF the sun so genial, that every day there
are thousand' Of visitors to nsighboring towns
and down tho river, who enjoy the landscape
views and marine scenery, just as the labors Of
the day have concluded, and the sun Is sinking
to rest. To make brief and occasional visit to
such places will be sure to prove beneficial to
both body and mind.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-21

DRrsK AND pIsoRDERLY George Coleman,
Richard Harrison, Edward Bailey, Charles Car.
roll, A. Stark and Benz Burns, all oolored were
arraisned before Justice Chaplin yesterday morn.
ing, at the Sixth precinct station. on the charge
Of being disorderly. A fine Of 50 was imposed
on each, when they were set at liberty.
Fred Beasley, W. Campbell, Peter Fox, Robt.
Fox, Fred Jones, Geo Henry and W. ]. John.
son were arrested by officers Of the First pre-
cinct, for being drunk and disorderly. and yari.
ously fned by Justice Tucker.
Warrington Burgess, Frank McDermott, W.
H. Harrison, Geo. Boswell and Joshua Britewell
were arrested by officers Of the Fifth precinct for
being drunk, and they werc fined 81 each by
Justice Harper
John Doyle and Robert Johnston had q hear.
Ing before Justice Walter, at the Seventh pre-.
cinet station, charged with being drunk and dis.
orderly. They were Gned 50 each.
S. Barron, D. Barron. Charles Grinnell, VIM.
Smith, Henry Eiblo and Geo IIensley were ar.
raigned before Justice Morssll, Mt the Fourth
precinct station, for disorderly conduct. They
were. fined So so each
Margaret McGran and Thomas Short had the
honor Of appearing before Justice Gull, at the
Eighth precinct station, charged with being
drunk and disorderly. Thomas was fined 81,
which he paid and took his leave. Margaret,
not having the money to pay hsrsGno, was sent
to the workhouse.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-21

SANITARY CouPASY.-Tuelve written and forty
six verbal notices were served on Saturday on per.
sons having nuisances existing on their premises.
Samuel StOtt for creating nuisance, was fined
al
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-21

IMPROVEMENT BIDs.-0n Saturday, at noon
bids were opened at the Mayors Office for the
grading and graveling of L street south, from
Eleventh to Eighteenth streets east. They
ranged as follows: Thos. Joyce, 10 grading per
cubic yard, OF gravelingi VIM. Fletcher, Il, o.
John Kelly, l2i, 81 GeOrge Thomas, II, g.
Michael Welsh, 10, s; p. Cullinane, III. 81
William Buckley, IL, u Michael Buckley, III,
Oh seaton Thorn, lOi, 7; John q. Stafford, III!
o. Samuel Gregg, II, 81 John II. Wise, II, o.
Peter Mcnamara, o., 81 Philip Bigslow, IS, o.
Samuel Cook. l5i, Il Sullivan 4 Co., lOi, 81,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-21

ASSAULT AND BArrERY.-Timothy Gleason,
for committing an assault and battery upon his
wife Bridget, was arrested and sent to Jail, by
Justice Morsell, to answer at court.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-21

FIRST WARD RADICALS At the regular
meeting Of the Lincoln Radical Republican La.
boring Mems Association Of the First ward,
on Twentieth street, near the Boundary, q reso.
luton was adopted, THAT the Lincoln Radical
Republican Lsboring Mems Association of the
First ward, Washington, D. c., will not support
any man who votes against or nsgleets to aid In
securing to tho colored schools their full and just
amount of school money from the city govern.
ment." A vote of thanks was also rendered to
o. S. Baker, esq, (member Of the Board of Com.
mon Council,) for his jealous efforts toward ac.
complaining this object, for which the associa.
tion and ward club are laboring."
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-21

0RPuAs AsrLuE FAIR.-Ths lady manager,
Of 81. Vincent's Female Orphan Asylum, Of
which Sister Blanche is the efficient dlreotor,
and the ladies Of ST. Patrick's church, aided By
others Of our benevolent ladies' propose com.
msnoing fair In Carroll Hall, on d, between
Ninth and Tenth streets, tomorrow evening, for
the benefit Of the orphans Of this institution.
The hall has bseu beautifully decorated, and the
tables, arranged as follows, will be presided over
by the fair ladies
The Orphans Table-Mrs. Boone.
81. Vincent's Female School Scholars Table
fancy artices-Miss Maggie Faharty and Miss
Maggie Ward, assisted BY all the girls.
The Sodslity Socioty's Table-fapcy and use.
full articles-Mrs. Clark, assisted by the socie-
ties.
Book and Stationery Tablc-Mrs McLaugh.
lin, with . number Of assistants.
Toy Table and Fancy articles-Mrs. Zcll and
others.
The Fish Pond or Grsb.bag-Mu. Thompson
and others.
The Post ofice--Mi. Lizzie Lester and other
ladies.
The Supper Room and Cake and Refreshment
Tables-Mrs. Thomas Williams, Mrs Thomas
Berry, Mrs William l.. Wall, Miss Lizzie Kei
10y and others
Many valuable donations have boen made,
among which are handsome easy chair from Mr..
Hoover handsome and valuable easy chair
from W, l.. Wall, esq a handsome afghan,
from Charles Meyer, esq, Of BALTIMORE lot Of
worsted work, shawls, ETC., from Messrs. Stell-
man 4 Hinrics, Of Baltimore; 4 magnificent set
OF vestments, made by the Sisters at Emniittt.
burg. and painted by the talented Miss Tyson
These are to be voted for, tho clergyman rec.iv.
ing the highest number Of votes to receive then.
There are chairs and cushions made by tho
orphans, together with all sorts Of fancy articles
handsome lace work, etc.
There will DO band Of music present every
evening during the fair.
The Board OF Lady Managers are Mra Boone,
presidents Mrs Kennedy, Mrs Thos Kennedy,
Mrs MASH Mrs. Thomas Stephens and Mrs
McClintock Young.
We wish them success.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-21

CONTRACT AwARDED.-Ths contract for grad
ing the Washington skating park, at the foot Of
Immediately.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-21

LARCESY.-Able Wallace, eolorcd, was ar.
rested by Officer Fowler, of the Fourth precinct,
charged with larceny. Able lifted bag of pc.
tatoes out Of the wagon Of a farmer by the name
of Chas Cremer and walked off with them. He
was detected. however, and having hearing be.
fore Justice Morsell, was committed for court.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-21

VIOLATION OF LAw.-Riohard Wheeler, John
Matthews, Richard Rectold, and ii. f. Davis
were arrested by Officer Felt, of the Seventh
precinct, for driving through funeral process.
sion. Justice Walter fined the gentlemen IS
each
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-21

LOAD He DIDN'T BARGAIN FoR.-0n
morning early, Captain Grey, watch.
man at Stackpolo's wharf, saw a man take q
bundle of laths from pile Of them, and he gave
him an additional loRd-of gunshot-tO carry
away with him.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-21

The ARSENAL BUILDISG.-It Is said that
Mr.. StOckbridgo has given up his contract to
tear down the arsenal building, and It Is now
proposed that the colored men Of the city should
proposed to do the work for $3.50 per day and
md themselves
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-21

MoRE ONE.HoRsE CARs.-several new one.
horse street cars, built at the shop Of tho Wash.
ington and Georgetown Street Railway Com.
pany will DO placed on the Fourteenth street
route to-day we learn. They are similar to
those used on Ninth avenue, New York, but
lighter.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-21

STATISTICAL SOCIETY,", This society held its
regular monthly meeting in the Fourth Audi.
tors Office, on Friday evening, with Judge Tabor
in the chair. Tho secretary read the minutes of
the last meeting, and stated that eighty volumes
of statistical matter had been added to the
library.
The subject set for discussion was the eco.
nomio Effects Of Stimulants and Narcotics, T." and
it was ably discussed on both sides. Tho sub.
ject, Building Associations, will BIO dissected
and ventilated at the next meeting
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-21

AMPUrArED.-on Saturday the arm of the
little boy who fell from a tree at Kalorama a
few days since, as stated by US, was amputated
by DR., W. o. Baldwin, assisted by Drs, Reyburn
and Maury, The operation was performed at
the boys mothers, Mrs, Ellis, Twsnty,secOnd
and streets
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-21

REAL ESTATE TRASsFERs.-The following
transfers of real estate have been reported Sub
lot !, square 2OS, at S22,5 part Of square S65,
36l feet on p street, 36i feet on Tenth street.
80 feet on Rhode Island avenue, 297 feet on Q
street, and $40 feet on Ninth street, at $5S, 1885,
north half Of lot II, square 1890, at $5Oi part Of
lot 8, square 1860, SO feet, at $2G4i sub, lot 49,
square 7lp at $500
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-21

pretended and punished, while those who yielded
TO their own lusts, passions and depravsd apps-
titss no less certainly brought ruin on them
selvss. We might as we'll attempt to change
the laws Of the natural world and turn Niagara
up stream, as to 20 against the laws God had
instituted In the moral world.
But, after all. tho most important point Of the
glad tidng was the way Of salvation through
Jesus Christ. "Godliness is profitable In all
things, having promise Of the life that now IL
and Of that which Is to come The difference
between other men and Christians was not that
tho latter wero without sin. Thoy knew their
short. comings, and mourned and prayed over
them; but they had the assistance In resisting
and forsaking them Of God and their fellow
Christians, which all needed. They trusted in
Christ to wash away their sins, and
1.-THE soul that on Jesus has leaned for reposo
He will never, no never desert TO bis foes. ="
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-21

John X. Elyans. NJ. q. Emory, james l.. Barbour,
Charles klomsnn, Lewis ClephAne, ThO'. Berry
Albert 9. Hall. Del
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-21

rr,RAIxs LEAVE PORT BYRON as roll
Mall ana express 700 :. ~. daily. (ssndsys
x eeomnodssios s.ooP. N.
.ssrvs A. Pon1 HYnos.
Nail and Express $50 ?. NJ. daily, (suadsys
1eeom2odasiOn a:45 r. NJ. daily. (s.adays
Nh snd Express leaving Port Byron a. 7:eo
-n;.s : - Nnrfhern illinois and Wiseonsin.
A.r..;.. nth s.Csoodsich Line'' ssoanefofoe
o...S u.ve. Shsbuyesn and 9aaftowOc.
81 a.s;"s Junction, With Chicago . NIiwapkee
neiirood. for Milwaukee, Aeeoshf, Waokeeoa
and Chicago. -..s
. W ns;IeosA. ior Janssville, kedison. Prs.
irie On Chen and La Cfosse:
A. nelo;t. with Chicago Northwestern Rail.
- a. rsotr;lle. Evsnsviile, and Msdiscn.
xs'rs:.rcrt With Chicago Northwestern asl
lliineis Central x ailrcads. Tor nccsford, Warren
Mineral Point aud Oaiene- :.
Al savanna, with steam packet Lansing"
a.. i,nh.cue and through Oogss to ~. Paul.
AZ Fulton, with Chicago ANorthwestsra Rail.
road. for Chicago, Dixon snd Cedar Rapids. !.
Port Pyron. with Chiceeo Rock Island
p..i.osS and steam packet "isws" betweep
ps.srSsers viii Esd this road the cheapest
and quickest 20 I'll points y ths Northwest.
"a q. TATE. Sup't 3. A:kMPRs o.Pt
$500 Divfeioa, Wsoeeee D1stoeeoa
na.iY.Ital nssiss. VIZ. jssaaos, u
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SPRINGFIELD.

To- W.
RAY Il TAYLOR.
A.vvrAcfrsls Or LApiss' AND erxrs'
PAPER FURNISHING GOODS |!
HAVING; uneonalled facilities for the manufacture
IL ~ MI kinds of the above goods. prepared
til all orders with promptne- and dispatch. aud at
low figures rs by any iothsr honsc manufacturing
goods Of he same quality.
w manufaci nring the following goods
which are unsurpassed in style, finish, quai!ty and
price
Gents Collars.
Plain Massasoii Pcrsigncy
:. t;aroir.
Cloth Imitation
lie Bean Ideal Goblet,
Manila Enamcled Garotc.
Huichinson's Byron.
Ladies' Collars.
Eusenc Linen Finish,
Eugenic,
English Garote,
Enameled q
Linen Finish -
Reversible Enameled.
Linen Finish,
Ladies imitation Lace Collars.
Curtis :. Linen patent Bosom.
In addition 70 the above, we manufacture all kinds
Of Ladies and Gents GUS. both single and reversi-
Styles and beet material. All orr goods on tale by
". c. wAnSW okril, a 4 u Brady Street Dsve'l-
port. RAY TAnLOK.
Springfield. Mass.
Caution.
All paper goode manufactured In imitation OF Linen
or other woven fabrics, inffngemcots Of our let
tess patent, nnless licensed by Us. The Congress
SEES under said pat4at, and AL inir!ngcrs will be
promptly prosecuted. r. At
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-21

HoOKS4fS, N. H., March 81, 1855.
Messrp. r. L. WALLACE B Co.: 0ents-A
dad advised me 70 try ysur preparation, sta
tiae what good effect Il had on him. 1t first
lssshed a. the idea, but eoasented to the trial.
- pleased with il. have tested il thorough.
n. Il has restored my hair and whiskcrs -
their nstural color. and keeps them 20. com
mend Il to I'll in need.
W. r. FAnMRa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-21
Ladies'. take Particular Notice
the REAL vELPAU FEMALE PILLS


These Pills. celebrated many pears ago In PARA,
for the relief of female Irregularities. and Afterwards
for their criminal employ IN the practice os aboe.
ton, Offered for sale for tho Grst time Il
America They have been kept In comparative Oh.
security from the fact that tho originator DR.. velpan,
l. physician In Paris, Of great wealth, and strict
conscientious principles and has withheld them from
general u-e lest they ehoud be employed for unlaw-
fUl purposes.
III overcoming Female Obsb uctionf. Falling II the
Womb, Whites. Green Sickness. Suppression. Reten
ton, or Immocerate Flow OF the Monthly Dis
charges. Nervous aud Spinal Affections. PAin. In tho
Pack and Limbs. Fatigue slight exe,tisn, Palptfa-
ton Of the Heart. llvsericr etc. and Will effect
cure when all other means have failcd and. a.
though powerful reHedy. do not contain es!omek
antlfnory. or anything hurful TO the constitution.
To married lsdies and young girls Who have never
been regp- ated. they are peculiarly suited. They
viii. In short time. bring ON tho monthly perso..
with regularity
CAuriox Married Ladies shoald neves take III n
when there i any to believe thsseives Pseg
na1t. for they vii Be sufe to ps0ducs AiseasSago.
Ladies can oca!e boz. se.led hs0. - 49, ot
the cusoue. By enclosing oae dollar, I'D s1 po0on1e
stampe TO y. ". MAC0ABER, 0encsal Agent Sos
he United 0eatss nd Oana1ae, = Albony. r. r., =
70 any aush0sined A9eot
sepsSo -d&wly 0aee10o0 = Sharks.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-21

MANCHESTER, N. n May, 1855.
Eessrs. r. Il. WAli.Acs d Co.-Set my name
down among those who have used your prepa-
ration with much satisfaction. have used sew
eraI others, but give yours the decided prefer
me. its action upon the air. in restoring the
color, il quick and durable, and a. dressing i
10 supnrb.
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liaT or RREMlVMs,

No. THE Model Fssit Farm. .... S9t u
3-e4,NW In 0reenhack-. ...............,. 40
3-One span ~ matched Bay Horses. with
eisgast Top Carriage and Harness . ~
s-Oas supesb Oil Painting. Mary Mazda
lene sud Child. value. ......+.......... -
Some PtaaO, tChicksvingb ............... u
TAs Plano was drawn BY me a. the Nusth.
weseesn Fair In Chicago ticket ~.
6-Ons conplste set Of back walnut Fur
nlture. h aeeen rep. .....,...-..... ~
7-Ous large Mirror, French Plate Class.
7 ~ Nigh, marble tSimniings ........ 81
s-Oo0 0slUeleoo. .................... 81
s-Ono csnplsts set Of Paror Bedroom
FufnI ure ............... ............ "
is-Ons complete sct Of sitting room Fur.
ito iS-one IN P.ii:iine In Oval iGiiiiiii "
Fsaas 81 Laneola, Washington. Lady
Waa11o9ouo. 0on. 0esnt Ten. Sher-
-. DonleI Webseee, Tsopiss. spring.
Tseptce, fall, "Huater's Last Shot,"
go tn. ......................... g.ss
- lOoo Cabinet OsRao :........ ....... Il
1l-Ons Missos, Preaeh Plate. ....... 10
93-Oas Rosewood Mssble- Top Center
Ihhoe. observation-disclosures. II
= = - iQo1anlvs-Ton Grit class sewing
1as11nas, cts eaeA. .................. IL.
= 70 q neluGlvs-u1vs 1sst eiass knitting
Afhloeo, ol0e eoeh. ........... :;
01Iwo vacess RssneA Flowsss. with MAJ
eSsSea.1s. "
39-Ous whatnst, With grsoch Plsts Mir.
~-Pssisa IasbIs Card Receiver :. !
4t-Oss Mirror. HFsach P1Aie Glsss..
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RAILR DADS.
Chicago, Rsek Island 1 Pacific
Railroad.

7e11Io9os
1867. Winter Arrangement. 1867.
Trains run by Chicago time which is twelve min.
utcs faster than Davenport time.
ANAND AFTER MONDAY. FEB. 4, 1867.
and until further notice, trans will leave
Davenport daily, Sundays exec pted) a. follows
Going ksst-- lst Mail train at........s 80, A. \.
Cd Night express q IS, P. =.
Going West-ist, freight for Kellogg and Wash
ingfon. ...S.l5 An
I'd, Express and Mail for Kellogg
and Washington. ...... $50 4 i.
Arrive at DavenYor, daily, tSuadsys excepted)
From the Eas:-lst Night express ct. - 90, a =
I'd Daily Ex. mail. 6 30. :. =.
From the West-lst FREIGHT from KELLOGG end
Washington. =. :. 8 90, r. 4.
I'd. Kxpress from Kellogg ard
Washington. p ~ P.A.
coxrncnOxs.
Al CHICAGO With oil Eastern Routes.
A. i.sSslje with l. C. r. K for Dunleith. 81.
A. Pond Creek with 9. d. 1 Q. r. X. for Bur
linrten. Keskuk and Quincy.
A Peoria during navig atiou). with Packets
fer ali points on Illinois River.
Al Kellogg, Iowa City. and Washington with
Western Stage Co.'S Stsges. for al points West
Slserine Coaches on al Night traiss. Through
Tickets for sale sad baggage checRed to Prin-
cinel Ens,ern Cities and Towns.
G. II. BEARDSLi, Ass'tGen. Supt.
Chicago.
Davenport
H.H. HiLLs. Ag't, Davenport.
Davenport. Feb. 2. 1857.
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Me.s.s +. L. WALLACE 4 60. Gents-lh have
uaed DIR. Chaussier's Empress for the hair, and
end il all il claims TO be. | cordially recon-
mend il 80 the public.
MATT HEAD,
Adjt. Gen. n. H.
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On D. X. BorrsLls.
r.rAsr.sa's Orvrcs.

JRBASCRBh OttICns l
NAxcRnsrsn, March ~, 1883,
Neesrs. r. L. WALlAc. 4 C. II a. we'll -.
auainted With several Of the leading citizens Of
Aie eitv who have used yeur Hair Restorative
e perfect satisfaction. ! have also used u my
eelk. aaa can cheerfuily recommend It - being
~ hest article in market.
II. r. OGAnnnnliH,
City Treasurer.
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> LEONARD FRENCH, NJ. d.

LANCASTER, May 30, 1859.
Messrs. =. L. WALLACE 4 Co. Gents II have
used your preparation for the hair, and find il
the cieanest and best preparation for the hair
that have ever seen
DIR. J w. BARNEY
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n EW FIR M.
HARRISON & ROLFF,
H..n.NpA Sc E.NsTZ.

Osrcs eD Dooa SorsH ov F,Rss NAnoEAL BAxx
MAis SfnKRr
HAvE FOR SALE IS IMPROVED FARMS
III in Scott aud adjoining counties. Wild
land and City property OF oil kinds.
Will attend TO all business pertaining 70 the
Real Estate decls diff
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A. II. CROSBY, N. y.

MAScnssrER. N. H., June %, 1883.
Measrs. +. l.. WALLACE Co.: 0snts-l have
used .sDr. Chaussier's Empress for the HAIR"
IA am pleased with the results. md It the
pureet and cieanest article have ever seen.--
Il is oil that 1t claims to be in every respect.
Yours, &C.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-21

1eo,0n0 lnasss styIs Ladies' Jet nu6oee Log
Chains. lcneth Of Ohain, leet, price t10o
$1,000 latest Style Ladies' 3uboee Chote3aia
Chains, with Pin attached. price Aas
5000 lat. style Ladles Rub. Bssast Pint, 30 cts
oosW do. do or Fancy Ear Riags, IN cts
6o,vo" do. Child's Jet or Rubber Chains,
With Cross. IS cts.
W.ooo do. Gents Extra Long Rubber
Wet Chains, 30 cts.
10000 LADIES' Needle Caskcto, cootalnine 100
best assorted Needles, 50 cts
O0O fancy Photographs, aeoneted, Is cf0 per dos
VIII sell no Lees than d0sen Photographs
Every Lady and Gentleman can BE- f6r1iehed their
Phoo aph. very low, By sending Oopy Of what they
desire, price 81 30 per doz colofed, ESQ per dOseo
We take any kind Of picture at the above rates.
All orders done In the very best style.
sY Rvery Lady md Gentieman should send and
procure OF the above artieeo All articlea sent
by MAIL free Of charge receipt afthe shove prices
Al; the above are warranted NJ Arst quality goods
Philip Hill & Co., kanrf's ssd Importers,
inch i3d3m $50 Market st.. Philad'a. Pa.